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ANNEXATICN'OF TEXAS.

The resolutions for The admission Of
Texas into the Union, passed the Senate,
Monday 2sd uit., by Il vote Of 3IJSt l3.-
They were huV1ed th'vNgh the House in
most precipitale manner, giving no time
for debate. In the Senate, -selnc sent
blance'ui serious deliberation marked their
passage, and Messrs. Webster, Ee.fien,
Nlss, and Others, ~su utnnlt"d their reasons
for';he vote they were about to- east. Still,
we think ileMus: strike every re4e citing
mind chat this solemn, unholy act has heen
consummated, wthmost indecent haste.
"Nlost wicked speed to pos; with such
tdxterity,
alt is not, and itcRnnoc come 10 good"
BY the resolutions copied below, it seems
this Sv&te Of Texas is admitted with NNrks
Of peculiar favor. The Constitution pro-
vidcs that each State shall have at least
lone Representative. Texas, with popu-
lation which aone'weGA not entitled her
toUne, isadmitted with TWO Representa-
tives. Can the friends Of the peculiar in
stitution, or Of the present administration,
reconcile this excentrc act with the Con-
stimtion, or with any principle of equity
lor iusticel Why are privileges granted to
Texas that are denied TO other States!-
Are her slaves more free than those Of
Aikansasor FIordal Are her sons more
virtuous or pairioIic than these Of Ohio
Indiana, or Michigan! These States, when
admiued into the Union, were alloTed but
one Representative, BYRON what mea'
fcun these Texians feed that they have
grown 30 great" Upon what principle o.
progressive democracy can this uc. ne ex'
VlSined? The principle is certainly lie
axiomatic, yeti' mS be 6emonsra,ed.--
III muy be in accordance with law, n ,nu,
he iast and fair and equitable, but for Ia
soul of'as wecanhot see il.
Resolution for fhe adPs|ss'sR cffks Ssatp q
! TtraS iHto the Union.
Whereas, the Congress Of the Z. States
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRAYER hy the Rev. Hitchcock.


The report of the select committee, 10
whom was referred an act fixing the times
of holding the Supreme Courts, reported
the soHe back with sUndryamend1nentss--
Gid on the table.
Mt TrmtAe, ,'of Highland, from the com
nittee on Salaries and Feesol puaic oth-
GERS, 10 which had bcen'recomn,itted the
bill'6mending the Retrenchment Ldw re-
ported back the same witt sundfy amend
mrnls, which were laid on the table
On motfon, the HOuse'went!nt the spe-
cial ordrr of the day.
Mr.. Mason proposed an amendment 10
the majority report on the contested eIec-
ton OF Representative in Morgan county,
which was adopted,
After nmch talk on things in general,
and rules OF order, the motions made were
Withdrawn, and the counsel for Mr.. Belts,
{ Mr., Andrcws,) took the floor, and address
ed the House Tor some time, when, on mo-
tion,
The House took recess,
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To the " higs 0i Carroll.
.FELLOW-CTTIZENS:

FELLOW CITIZENS:
The Wing State Central Committee
hare passed 4 resolution calling State
Convpnrior, 10 assemble az Columbus on
the 4th Februarynext, TO nominate acan-
didatr to bt-saPpored by the Wings ol
Ohio at the next election for Governor.
The undersigned have, therefore, appoint
ed SATURDAY the nthJANUARY next
for the Wings of Carroll TO assemble AT the
Cour-house, in Oauoho0, at O'clock p.
M. toseIcct three 'Dtlcgatsg, (the nutAtr +
allowed gIrol,) to agtend ehe Estate Con-
ventiOA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-02

tTThe trial ofC. J. McNdlty, in the
criminal court 1t Washington City, hat
not closed OF Gonday the -ssd ult. Mr..
FendaI commenced the argument for the
United Slates-he was followed by Mr..
Station fer Mr.. McNuIty. Mr. Carlisle
was to have continued The argument the
following day, Tuesday.
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HOUSE or RE, RESLNTATvEs.
Payer by 10 Rev. Mr.. Hi,chcork.

Payer by 'h' Rev. Mr.. Hitchcork.
T2iri reading ofLihs.
'Fofregn a. 's7he ,n6, ,,eclou laws Of the
'ctyo C,Hc rnnt
MI .Rermr rtopqad cl,n.e lhd. the
INV do mi uJke affsrt urle,z ,eanctIo cd
J he-cty--lhr atftn0atr Va. rep cted
Mr.. R-emcln seiI trtc council and fltp
~, IS were no, W he entrusted with sorh
J'nrRr ~ - - hil conlArs Ina, the OFF,
cae appointed H he rJy council wcrc
i..so.cG. " =. e! ood. =. 49, :. sA,A de-
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m SENATE.
December %, 1915,

Prayer by the Rev. FrPese.
Mr.. Perkins, from the committee on the
Judiciary, to whom was referred the re O.
luton instrucung said conniuce 70 in
quire ihto the expediency ofaholi, hing the
present system otelectug Prosecuting At
torneys, and also the expediercy OF Great
ing the office of Attorney Genera, 'roport-
ed against the first branch Of the PROPOSE
ZION, and in favor oflhe last, billro create
the office of Attorney General, and to pre-
scribe his duties--W hichowas read first
time,
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Acadia, which sailed
from Liverpool OF the 4th instant, arrived
at Boston about midnight Of Thursday
She brings London and Liverpool papers
to the day of her sailing, the mosIinteres't-
ing portion Of the contents Of which is
embraced in the following extracts;
The cotton marker was in a very de
pressed eoadiron, and decline had taken
plare winch reduced prices 10 nearly the
lowest figure at which the article had ever
been quoted. The information from the
United Suites Of fall crop, and OF a sup
py eupai 70 that al last year, Was in SONG
measure counterected by the beilgerent
state of public feeling in this country and
the anrrphpnSjon6f war, an that, although
some activity prPvailed in the market IT.
.mcng purchasers 'onTprcnlSrion, yetrrlces
declioed,
There does not appear to he any materl-
alrhangp in the grain and provision uIaJ-
P kpt since the last advirns. though some Of
the accounts state that the potato rot is not
quite 20 serious as il had been represented,
There is some improvement IN themoney
market; irade in Manchester and the
manufacturing towns was depressed and
inactive; and the Railway panic had not
suhsided.
The British Parliament had hePn further
prorogued to Tuesday, the 10th Of Decem-
thqr
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was not received in time ior ourpsper OF
last week.
CoLuMBUs, Decemher't9th, 1845.
The Circuit Court of the United States
is now in session, Judge Leavitt, ,presld-
ing. Judge Mclean, as attending the
Supreme Covrt at W nedington Cty)
Bothlbanches Of the leg sslaure are re-
'ceiving petitions daily, and hourly, from
various portions Of the State, on the local
matters of the people.
Theecity Of Cincinnati alone, furnishes
business Of local nature sufficient to'Cn-
gross the attention of the General Assem-
by, ncar ore kal of'its dEe,
Several new counties are proposed for
erer,ioa, and are now in the handS'6F the
appropriate cemmittees, What their fate
will be,'isRs yerUHcerRain. That some Of
them will he made, have no doubt.
The matter UboUtwhich your reader care
most, and in which the mass of The "dear
people" are most interested, is the Tax
law. Mr.. Cowrn, of the House, made a
spirited speech yesterday evening. He is
in favor Of passiugP bill for the gppraise.
ment of Ill The property Of the State at its
cash va'ue; leeong ,sae'essessmeHt'of the
tax to the legislature, which will meet in
December next.
! The other proposition is by Mr.. Kelley,
Of the Senate. 1t is (if understand It
correctly,) that the present General Assem-
bly shall order the re-valuution of all the
property of the >Srate, and levy tax ior
the next year. Winch prUjecrwal sue.
ceed, if either, time alone can determine.
On every proposition made by the Wings
oil embanassments that restless and
reckless ambition can desire, are thrown
inIthe way by Dl. Ods, the member from
Pickawdy, and the Hamilton county dele
CATION, of the whilstin the Senate
the renowned cavalier ef locofocosm, tat
celebrated Dowty Utter, blows off thu
steam ,on all occasions. The object Of th'
minority is torstard, not to aid in the bGsi
ness of legislation.
The grand sachems Of the locoioco par
ty are daily arriving, preparatory to th'
9th of January convention. Djfficaltie
seem to preVaain the camp. David Tod
will QRely be nominated fer Governor
,hoUgh present appearances seem to max
that doubtiui. DowtY Utter, has Ignorance
and vanity enough to mike acandidate 10
Governcr, but viii nest likely be ohoNet
of,
There win be rare sport here on the sd
Of January. Some definite plan of opera
, ITEMS, and Aeme new principles and nntrie
measures y I'VE TO he agreed on pefore tht
/. open the campaign. From The inaicGaOn
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IN SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. Freese.
DECEMBER %, Io45,

IINVINULN 90 7 Fo'
Prayer by Rev. Freese.
Mr.. Eckley hom the comnd,'oe on Pub
lic Works to whom wasretprcd so much
'of the dccernor's RFcsaage as relates to the
original surveys otlauds, made report
accompanied hy bill to provide for the
taie keeping and preservation OF The re-
cords. maps, and otAer papers relating tc
the pubIic SURVEYS Of lands within the
Stare Of Ohio which hlI was read tae
sffst time, aad the oil laid on the teGle V
'be printed.
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CSTrhe la;p foreign news has in some
reusure effected the Cotton and Flour
market. MI Baltimore, the ho,Gers OF flour
We're asking $3.50, ba, no sales were made
at tt.It price.
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TENNESSEE SPECIAL ELECTION.
In the Nashville district, ,BDwIN II. Ew-
Ing (WhigA has been elected 4 Ropresen-
tative in Congress, to supply the vacancy
caused 10y the death'of Mr.. PEYTON,
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015-Wp are indebted TO the polteness OF
Hon. G. Fries, fora copySf the Re- pCtt'ot
the Secretary of the Treasury.
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W, r. LLOYD, EDITOR.

CSrlt'wili be seen from the resolutions
of the State CentFai Committee, given be-
low, lhstwt were in error lastweek when
we slated that the Convention would US
sembIe on the 23d OF February WEDNEs-
DAY the 4Ih'uf February, it seems, is the
day appointed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-02

nS-Thc Rev. Mr.. MiibGrne was elected d
a ChSFain'to Congress, on the part OF the
House Of Representatives
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OAIO LE6ISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, Dee. IS, is45.

THURSDAY, Dec. Is, Ie45.
3 o'clock P. NJ
Mr.. Eckley, from the selec, committee
20 whom was referred the biil 10 lay out a
State road IN the counties OF Carroll and
Stark, reported the same back. recommend
ing IT'S Ps@age-whieh was agreed to and
the bin passed.
Mr.. Eckey presenteda petition from the
Commissioners OF Ger oil counIy-refrrred
TO the committee on the Judiciary.
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C15-The suojoined letter, from Columbus
was not received in time iOr ourpaper OF
laAt week.
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BRANDRETm'S PILLS.

CoMMUNIcATIoN.-IIhas taken three centuries IN Il.
Velop the powers contained in the herbs which
compose the Brandreih Pills. These celebrated
Nege'aOle Fills Tor one hundred years have been
made as they are now made. The Amsrican pub.
TIC nave iound them deserserving OF patronage.
ana IL has oecn' and ls literally beslow cd upon this
medicine. Now, however, no sooner is 4 new .d-
vertlsement written by the Doctor bu. it il at onS.
cut out OF the paper, and "Brandreth" taken out
and "lndlan" or some other name substituted, ind-
ca'Ve OF some other medicine, and claiming soma
htrafy thlei iof It's parent Nearly all the Pills at
present before the public, are made BY men who
Tor yearslved by counlerlsiIinE The Brsndresh Pills,
ana nave only taken to the present speculation,
since DIR. Brandreth compelled them to abandon
THAT method OF Jeopardizing the livss of their is-
loW-cltlzens. The analysis Of all these pretended
Vege'aoe medicines. show very large 3sopor.ion
OF CruGe AntImony in their composition, and tap-
pears 'hey rely entirely upon this mineral poison,
Tor the purgatIVe effect. 1t is a very easy matter
to detect mineral in pills of any kind.
How TO DETECT MINERAL IN PnLS--Take 4 Dill
supposed to contain mineral, place il on shsvsl
over red clear hre-if there is mineral in il. II
Will turn red hot, and, il the proportion be large.
It will not lose its shape. Il 10 thus with ths Iadi.
an Pills, and many others before The public. The
advantage OF these pills in case Of war would BE-
very great, as they not Only retain their shape, Lu.
remain req not long time after they are taken from
the fire. Even boiling them with sugar will not
change their shape bit,-you cannot hurt the shape
OF these pills. II would be we'll if they were as
harmless to those who use them. The fact is that
repeated doses Of antmony are very Injurious ma.
king the patient exceedingly subject TO ST. Vitus'
Dance and Epilepsy. Probably very li:,le of these
pills are sold. so the injury is not so great have
also tried the Brandreth Pills by the same, and 9th
er methods, and find them purely vegetable. When
tried by the fe, they change to carbonacious mass,
after giving off great quantity Of fame. The one
may be considered the medicine Of Life, the other,
hre-Proof pill. or messenger of Death. This Oom-
it is hoped, will cause those persons
who are agents for these new uniried pretenisd
remedies, TO make the above experiments upon
them, and if they sell them after not 70 forget 10
label them poison Courier and Enquirer.
The above medicine is for sale at the store of H.
A. STIDGER, in CGrrollton. Oct. 8, I84o-52-4m.
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HARLEM SPRINGS.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
the subscriber has now completed his buildings,
and erected his baths at the mineral springs at Har-
lem, for the accommodation Of invOds, or such as
labor under all forms of chronic diseases. He deems
it unnecessary, at this time, TO go n'oa detailed de-
scription of the anaIi.cal properties of the water
of these springs Suffice it TO say that they are de-
signed by the Great dsposer Of all things, for the
healing OF mankind. He combines the regular SCI
ence OF medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs in his course of treating diseases to as ma
nv as choose 10 call on him. The we'll known ef-
iects of bathing, in all forms Of diseases, can here
be fully realized The hydropathic bath not excep-
ted, Invads, or those laboring under chronic dis
eases, such as scrofnla, rheumatism, dyspepsia, &c.
will find 1t TO their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the restcratatives there offered
for their relief. J. s. KELLER.
Harlem, September Is, Is46--4e-4t. .
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL!

THE subscriber is now receiving and opening large
and we'll selected stock Of dry goods, groceries
queensware, hardware, leather, boots, shoes, hats
caps, books, &c; Pittsburgh manufactured articles
and in fact general assortment of fall and winter
goods, which have been purchased within the last
month, in the eastern cities at reduced prices All
those wishing to purchase at low prices are therefore
requested TO call and examine this stock before buy
ing elsewhere, will not suffer by comparison with
any other in the place. TERMs-Cash or produce
in hand. Z. SINCLAIR
Carollton, November G, ls4e--4-tf.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that petition will be present.
ed to the Commissioners of Carroll county, Ohio,
at their December session, l846, praying for the
establishment of county road commencing at
the North end of Brown street in the borough
Harlem, in said county, thence to the bridge a.
bove Doctor Kehler's Mineral Springs, thence
to intersect the New Lisbon and Cadiz road at a
point where the private road is now located,
thence to intersect the Yellow Creek grade al
Daniels Mill.
Oct. 6, 1896.
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ROUGH AND READY.

A General assortment of FRFsH GRocEHIEs lust re.
"A ceived, and are now offered for sale at the Gro
Gerry STORE of s. G. Mckee, in the room formerly
occupied by McElderry g. Miller, as a store room
Among the assortment may be found No, and 3
Mackerel molasses, New Orleans sugar, loaf sugar,
prime Rio coffee, tobacco, Virginia and Honey Dew)
rice, teas, chocolate saeratus, nutmegs pepper all
spice, ginger, cloves, backing, cinnamon, candles,
brushes, raisins &c. &C., &c. Thankful for past IA
vors, hope continuance of the same, as will en-
deavor to be aways on hand" to attend to my friends
when called on. Wheat, OATS beeswax, tallow, but
ter eSgs feathers, and other marketable produce t.
ken in exchange for the above articles.
STUART G. MCKEE.
Carolton, September 4, lS46-4T-tf
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NOtice.-A petition will DO presented TO the
Commissioners of Carroll county, at their December
session for ls46 praying for an alteration Of Shear
er'S road as follows Commencing at a point in said
road about FIVE rods from Felt Handles meadow bars,
thence to certain gum in said road on the lands of
Felt Handle, thence the nearest and best way to the
quarter post between Alfred Downs and Jacob Shear
and Felt Handle, to intsrsect said Shearer's Road
Nov. 9th, lS46.
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4. aRIswoLD,
Canton, Ohio.
VAN Brown,


NOIiCe.-There will be petition presented to
the Commissioners of Carroll county at their next
session praying for an alteration on the road leading
from Troy to Robert Georges. Said alteration to
commence at the guide boards on VIM, McClurgs
land thence north along the Pekn road to the north
east corner of said McClurg's clearing, thence a
westward direction the nearest and best road to two
white oak trees in said Troy roOd on said McClurgS
land.
Nov. q, lS48.
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NOtice.-A petition will be presented to the
Commissioners OF Caro- county, at their December
session, l946, praying for the location Of new
county road commencing at the lands of Thomas
Moore where said Moore's land joins that Of the
widow Creslip, thence along the section line to
interest the Stenbenville and Canton road at Jo-
seph VOLTS old tavern stand.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Nov. 9Th, I846.
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NOTlCE-Is hereby given thata petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Carroll comfy at
their December session 1916, for the location of
county road, commencing at the south east corner Of
John Russels farm in Loudon township, and thence
90 as to intersect the road leading from Amsterdam
to Hess Mill, between where the township road in.
tersects said road and Israel McElderry's line.
MANY PETITIONERS.
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PLOWS AND POINTS.

THE Carrollton, bull, half crane, true American,
and a number of other patterns Of plows. kept
constantly on hand, or made TO order, al the ioun-
dry in Calrollton.
AlsO.--Right and left hand, Carrolton, bull, true
American, Woods improved, crane from No. to
No. 50, John Long, Massillon, Buckeye, star, and
almost every kind of pow points, constantly on
hand and cheap for for cash. A. L. LlTTELL.
CarroIton, June 26. lR46-S7-tf
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GAYR YOuR MONEY.

old stoves pots, kettles ovens, lids, CRATES, crate
barp, and every description Of old pot metal will
Se recsivsd at the CARROLLToN FOUNDRY, at
half cent per pound, in exchange for castings.
A. /. LITT2LL,
IsAs ~, lS4S-97-st,
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ROAD NOTICE.

There will be a petition presented to the Commits.
soners of Carroll county at their next session. pray
ing for the vacation of so much of the State road
from New Lisbon to New Philadelphia, as hes be-
tween the Penoch road and the Cadz road in the 9Th
section of East Township.
Oct a. l8A6
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The Tariff ISCpCaIcd!!

TOR cash, FLOWS may bo had at the COrrollton
Foundry Tor the trfne sum of four dollars and
half have Largo number stocked on IN the
best and most substantial manner and farmers VIII
"'O u ~ '"''' A. L. LlTTELL.
July ST. l846-42-G.
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Estate Of lydia NOdOrC. t,oc,

Notice is hereby given that John Moorehouse has
been appointed and duly qualified as Executor of the
Estate Of Lydia Nodorf. All persons having claim.
against said estate will present them legally authen
ticated for settlement within one year.
JOHN NOTORIOUS En-.
Oct. 30, loA6, .H-.-a.- .s...s-'. 's7-----7
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Estate Of John Gibson, dec.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Administrators OF the
Estate Of John Gibson, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said eStpe will present them du'
ly authenticated for settlement within one year.
ALEX. GIBSON,
gAML. WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
Oct. Soth. is4S.
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J. n. DATI&
ECKLEY & DAVIS,

Attorneys and COEnsellors at LaU,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted TO them will re.
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door of the court house.
CarrOIIton December s, ls45-tf
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DIR. w. III. POOLE.

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
IL professional services to the citizens of the town
and surrounding country. His office is opposite the
store of Mr.. Parker. September IL, lS46-4s-tf,
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POT METAL.

T AM paying ONE csNr per pound, in castngs' for
old pIow points, mold boards, mill gearing, and
ali kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the Are; delivered al the COrrollton foundry.
A. l.. LITTELL'
June q, l646 --37-6t.
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STONE WARE.

good assortment Of stone crooks, ko., on hand
n and tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
SarTollton, November 3, lgGs-H
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MUSLLNs.

A LARGE lot Of brown aud hleached musEns. ius,
n received and for sale al the new store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carollton. November 6, I84s-ti.
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COTTON YARN.

large lot Of cotton yarn OF the best quality Iusr
= received and for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA eINCLAIR.
GsTToII,on, EoYenfsn 6. Iss6-H'
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10 WAGON-MAKERiIS.

I WISH to employ jonrneyman wagon-maker 10
whom will give good wages in CASE. Apply a.
he Carroton foundry. A.. L. LITTELL.
June 2e, Ie45-37-u
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Q. sToKELEY,
Steubenville.
J. H. TRIP.
Carrollton,
sTOKELY q TRIP.

Attorneys and Councillors at Lav,
OFFICE in the court house. The re,siner of the
one will secure the sevices OF the ether.
Carrollton, May 2, i845-tf.