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PLOWS AND POINTS.

THE CarrolltOn, bull. halt crane, true American,
and number Of other patterns OF pows, kept
constantly on hand, or made TO order, al the !oun-
dry in Calrolton.
AlSO.--Righ. and LEFT hand, CarrolIton, bull, true
American, Woods improved, crane from No. TO
No. So, John Long, MassilIon, Buckeye, star, and
almost every kind of plow points, constantly on
hand, and cheap for for cash. A. l.. LITTELL.
Carroton, June &C. I846-37-u
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

OLD stoves potts. kettles, ovens lids, CRATES, graft
bars, and every description of old pot metal viii
be received at the CARROLLTON FOUNDRY, a
half cent per pound, in exchange for castings.
A. L. LITTELL.
June 20, I846-37-6t.
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Estate OF Gardner EIviu.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Administrators of the
estate Of Gardner Evin, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are
required TO make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate will present them du.
ly authenticated for settlement, within one year.
WILLIAM ELVIN, -,
JOSEPH MORLEDGE3 Au" -
December 4, lS4d
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J. NJ. DAYS.
ECKLEV & DAVIS,

Attorneys and COunsellors at LaU,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
- their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to them will re
ceve prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
CarroIlton, December 5, l845-tf.
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TO WAG0N-MAKERS.

T WISH to employ a jonrneyman wagon-maker to
l whom will give good wages in CASH Apply al
Car roll,on ionntry. A. L. LITTELL.
June 26, 1845-37-G
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TERMS OF ADyRRrISlEc.

ons square, fourteen lines or Irss.) lhres inser
tloas, sii eVeTy subsequent insertion IS esnts.--
Larger ones 10 proportion. A literal Discount will
be gwen 10 those who advertise by the year.
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SPLENDID ATTRACTION!
MearS' Cheap Store in Malvern Carroll Co.

JUST received from the east the largest, cheapest
and best stock of fall and winter goods ever brought
to this place, among which may be found staple and
fancy DRY GOODS, hardware &c
ALSO.-3Oo pair boots of every quality and price
and very large lot of Shoes such as ladies and gen.
tlemen wear, which he intends selling twenty-five per
cent. lower for cash or accepted country produce,
than they have ever been soldi this market Come
and see! JAMES MEARS.
Malvern, November 6, l846-4-Gt
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RIkANlIlsECM,@ PILLS.

NoMMUNIcArIoN.-Itha has :aken three centuries to de-
velop the powers contained in the herbs which
compose the Brandreth Pills. These celebrated
Vegetable Pills Tor one hundred years have been
made as they are now made. The American pub
is have found them deserservng ot patronage,
en- it has been, and is. literally bestowed upon this
medicne. Now, however, no sooner is new ad-
vetisemenI written by the Doctor, but it is at once
cut out Of the paper, and "Brandreth" taken out
snd "Indian" or some other name substituted, ind-
cative Of some other medicine, and claiming some
litrary thief fo its parent. Nearly all the Pills at
present before the public, are made by men who
for years lived by counteretng the Brandeth Pills,
and hSve only taken to the present speculation,
since DR.. Brandreth compelled them to abandon
THAT method OF jeopardizng the livss OF their tel
low-citizens. The analysis of all these pretended
vegetable medicines, show very large proportion
Of Crude Antimony in their composition, and tap
pears they rely entirely upon this mineral poison,
for the pnrgauve effect 1t is very easy matter
to detect mineral in pills OF any kind.
How TO DETECT MINERAL IN PlLLs.-Take pill
supposed TO contain mineral, place il on shovel
over red clear fre--it there is mineral in it, it
will turn red hot, and, il the proportion he large
it will not lose its shape. Il is thus with the Ind-
an Pills, and many others before the public. The
advantage OF these pills in case OF war would be
very great, they not orly retain their shape, but
remain red hot long time after they are taken from
the FIRE. Even boiling them with sugar will not
change thershape hit,-you cannot hurt the shape
OF these pills. II would he we'll if they were us
harmless TO those who use them. The fact is that
repeated doses Of antimony 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 arbonacious mass
after givIngof great quantity Of flame. The one
may be considered the medicine Of Life, the other,
fre-proof pill or messenger Of Death. This COM
muncation, il is hoped, will cause those persons
who are agents for these new untried pretented
remedies, 10 make the above experiments upon
them. and il they sell them after, not 10 forget 10
label them poison. Courier and Enquirer.
The above medicine is for sale at the store OF II.
+. STIDGER, in Carroton. Oct Q, I846--52-lm.
ROUGH AND READY.
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Attachment Notice.

All persons interested will take notice that Isaac
Murdock on the 18th day of July lS46, sued out a
writ of attachment from the Court of Common
Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio, against Samuel Nc
Elhenny for the sum of two hundred dollars, which
writ has been served and returned.
w. R. LLOYD, elk, P. T.
McCLAvE & STANTON
Attys for Plf.
CarroIlton Oct an 1aA6
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AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
old plow points, mold boards. mill gearing, and
ali kinds Of old metal that has not been burned in
the FIRE; delivered at the CarroIton foundry.
A. L. LITTELL'
June n, I846 6--37-6t.
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.. SToKELEY,
Steubenville.
J, II. TRIP.
CarrollIon,
sTOKELY & TRIP,

Attorneys and CoEnsellors al Ian,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer Of the
one will secure the savices oithe other.
Carroton, May 2, 1e45-tf
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VAN BROWN,
CarroIllon,O.
II. GRISwoLp,
Canton, Ohio.
DIR. w. III. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
II 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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Estate OF samuel Stock On.

NOTICE isherehy given that the und dersigned have
been appointed andquoli6ed Adminisna.ors on
tho estate OF Samuel S:ockon, late of Carroll coun
.y, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are required 20 make immediate payment,
and those having claims, to present them, legally
proven, for settlement, within one year from this
date. EDWARD A. MCLEAN. 49,.
SAMUEL M. ST0CKoN, ! E'u"' To-
December u, l846-p-3t
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SuperHne FIOur,

JUST received and for sale ut .he cheap Grocery
of S. G. MCKEE.
September II, 1s46--48-tt
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Printed and Pubhhsd b
COLLIER a PoRTtR

TERMs.-Tm cAEaolE Fnaa Pass b putaish.
sd ever Friday morning e rye pott1s pc an
nu plysb. IN q 'ssss S y. snS ~ ~ 80. az n.
zoe diseon,Inued uula a1 srrsSfsges are paid.
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STONE WARE.

A good assortment Of stone crooks, &e.. on hand
d and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
csrroilton, November 8, Is4S--L ..>
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E. R. EcKLEY
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s'-~-s7-----r-----~A
POT METAL.

Carrollton, Dot. 50, 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

THh DkArn or Carr PAsE-The New oreans Bulletin
IN noticing the death Of this gallant officer and martyr to
his country, says:
when We saw him on board the Missouri on Tus.d.x
inc I'm inst no quito helpless. He was fed by moan,
OF snSer'uoe aud oppressed his wishes on a sls,e lie
was accompanied by his devoted wife, who continued to
nurse MN with true eonluea tenderness denying herself
All enet and rest until she taken exhausted from hi.
eeo,ide few hours before HE DEATH His faithful Oder
~ John Halliday, was also with him. from tho time he re-
eei'ed his wound until he brcsthed last Brother SOL
aeis tho differences ofrsnk forgotten and he nursed
MS commander with frsterna affection and hdelity
IL o'clock on Saturday the llth the unfottuu.,, off,
Ger became sensible that his hour When
asked he rsconeiled die, no made sirn ,h,, bo
was Mrs Page being exhausted and having been reno
we'd from his bedside the wife OF tho Captain OF the
ana lady who wa. passenger took her place. and did
not quit tunnl o'clock Sunday morning. when clasp
ing the hand Of Of them his cold damp finger ami
with appealing underworld express the feelings he
could not speak, no expired.
Is eonsoing to reflect that though he did not die lii
the gallant Rnggold, the field OF glory with the ,bou,
OF triumph in his yet his last moments his
shiened by the the the tear. Of
woman and by the love death OF his devote wife The
brave soldier now rests in his last rcpoc beneath the turf
OF Jefferson Barracks, whittier his were taken for
burial "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
For the whg.


MeSst.. Editors-ln looking the Republican OF
Friday, was struck with long editorial in relation to
Old Point Comfort which justice lin my "opnion"l
ques me briefly notice. The author of that srcle has
given his "opinon very freely in relation the
ment OF the Hotel and every thing else connected with
the Establishment Now IL is his "opinion' that he
endeavors deliberately enforce he will take
exception TO mine when stated In few words; for can
only devote few passing the subject being
onrorfe TO somewhat distant home. like him. have
been spending few days tho Pont-attraetrd thther
by the celebrity OF the place, and desire spend short
time the Bays and though there almost entire
stranger and OF couse had abour under many dsad
vanagcs, can truly say, that never spent few day.
more pleasantly at place Of public resort found the
gencmsny proprietor and every body else
the establishment, exceedingly polite and attentive. Every
thing IN my opinion, is done by the proprietor mana
gers and servants that reasonable could desire
Indeed doubt whether there is similar establishment in
the union where greater effort made pander the
whms and csprccs OF the Of
character which usually frequent such places without ha
wing more OF the agony piled on" found the Hotel
elegantly iurnshcd-the table groanng under all the deli
csces OF the season peculiar that gionho supplied
with choice wines, liquor, &C.; and all "opnion,'
very reasonable cost Much might be said in
OF what he considers eEa charges, but as with
the sole view OF giving my opinion in few words, l will
Turn MN over To the worthy proprietor who hope WILL
Tor his own sake and that of the pleasure going
~ reply TO the charges in 4 proper Hoping that
the author OF the article solitary aud alone his opn
leave him to mourn the exusvsgan expenditure
OF threen and ssPenee porersge for nine packages
trunks-a thing. in my opinion" common steam
boats and railroads. w w r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
i, Sol' OF ist DIAgOOn
CIRCULARTO THE NOR MONS.

MoRNoNs: have come among you instructed by Col.
5. W. kearney, Of the United States Army, commsn-
ding the "Army Of the West" visit the Mormon camp
and to accept the for oeiue months OF four or
companies Of Mormon mon who may be willing TO serve
CO. This force TO unite with the Army OF the West at
santa re, and he marched thence California, where
they will be discharged.
They will receive pay and ratiOns and other allowances
such other volunteers regular soldiers receive from
the day they shall be mustered into the service and will be
entitled to oil the comforts and benefits OF regular soldiers
Of the army and when discharged as contemplated a,
California, they will be gwen GRAr their arms and nc
couirenionts with which they will be fully equipped at
Fort Leayenworth.
Thus is offered to the Mormon people now-this year
opportunity Of sending portion Of their young md in
dgent men, "a the ultimate destination Of their whole
PIE and entirely at the expense Of the United States and
tins advanced party thus the way aud look out
the land tor their bretbern ~ after them.
The psy OF private volunteer dollars per month
and the allowance Tor clothing the prce Of clothing
Of regular solder.
Those Of the MOTmOns who DESTROYS Of serving thei
country the conditions here enuneraad are requested
TO meot their principal camp the Council Bluff.
whittier am now going, Ia consult with their prime pal
men and 10 receive and organize the contemplated
be raised.
will receive oil healthy able men, OF from ~ 10 a.
years of age. J. ALLEN Can't Ist Dfagoons
Camp Of the MOfmons Mount Psgah, June %, 1876
n v. hope ~ complete the organization Of this Bat
hIuon within -lH day. after ny reaching Council Bluffs
within nine days from this Time, dune &C.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
Geo. VI. Dallas.

On the very day before this gentleman voted for the
New Tariff Bill meeting OF the Locoiocos Of Pitisburg
was held, protest against its passage At meeting
which Judge Wilkins brother-in law Of Mr. Dallas
presided, the following resolution, among Others adop.
ted:
"Resolred. That in the Vice President the Hon Geo.
NJ. Dallas, Pennsylvania has former occasions had
bold aud fearless defender and the protective policy an
able advocate and believe he will stand firm and sup
port the interests OF his State, which well A the
best interests OF the whole country require the defeat OF Nc
kays bill"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
I" The AgOIly.

The Washington Union says, 1.-THE long sgony now
over" But the Baltimore Clipper thinks and so do we,
that the Union mistaken The agony (as that paper
well remsks) but Just bcgun."But there will be re-
coil adds the Chpper which will the authors Of the
widespread ruin which has been brought upon the
uV-and rely with confidence upon the arrival OF the
period when these American politicians British interests
will be swept from halls Of legislation and good men
and true substituted in their places Then and not till
them can with be said the long agony is over
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

Messrs Editors You will subscrve a laudable OBJ
Jee by giving the following place in your paper:
Is known to many this city that the MADISON HousE
has been recently fitted up thoroughly and taken by Mrs.
Aipey who has been long and avoraby known as most
excellent manager and pToyidot while engaged keeping
public house IN this city The location OF Madison
House Is among the eligible and pleasant the city
being Immediately opposite and commanding full view
the Capitol and the beautiful Square. The OF
house are spacious and airy and the soe supplied with the
best OF the market. Several families be accommods
ted with rooms and young DESTROYS Of boarding with
out lodging will find Mrs. Alvey agreeable and accom-
n'odaung hostess her charges are moderate.
SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
Stnuuton Couyeutiou

We have several times advered the proposition on
gnstng Nth the friends OF revision OF the State Cons
in Berkeley county, hold Convention Of delegate.
from the Western counties in Staunton the 18th OF this
month"; for the purpose Of adopting such might
be deemed advisable, facilitate their views Very few
counties have appointed delegates-and it has been sug
gested therefore that the proposed meeting be abandoned
and that Convention instead be held Richmond on the
18th OF December next and Of delegates ap-
pointed by the Performers" throughout the whole State
This latter suggestion find favor with the orgna-
OF the Stanton Convention, and will doubtless be
adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY.-PRICBs
CELEBRATE STIMULATING LINIMENT

VUHls truly invaluable prepared from
u OILS Of Of valuable vegetable Remedies and
has obtained for itself universal Specific Remedy
ofRhs TIC Doi0vfouH Lumbagc White Swelling
atea Contracted Joints Govt Patsy Sprsins r. PRpes
the Pace RnEw1fm Canepus EfnuiiOns Phiegmasa DOZENS
Hyseria, AFue Nervous Headaebe To1ihache, Cfamp
Hu'dcds u Csrti6oatss from tho resi-
state could b. procured n iesfyng
he above forms dsasbut this unnses,sary,
only requires dsmonurar criraofdinary efficacy II
aeis Lie chaHRemOvrg TIE
great advantage that "a
required To fn their fiomachs
frequently deststDus Drug Every FamY provided
with a. and Individual lncted with any ~ the
should mined, ey H. Many of he respectable
succes Physicians county cev their prlctcs.
Fnce " per bottle. F0f sale by GAYNOR 4 WOOD,
au1 Agents fpr Re tuloud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

IL letter the Enquirer dated the White Sulphur
27h July, after speaking Of the agreeable company assem-.
bed that fashionable watering place, says "Epes the
supposed murderer Of Muir, passenger stage
this place Friday night the 18th July took passage the
morning Charleston, Kanawha no doubt aiming
for the Ohio river MI Talbot his pursuer reached here
Wednesday night following, putting Epes five days ahead
but he has gained him day this place rom the
time he commenced the pursuit. lie aware that he
Epe had changed his wearing apparel which he
y did in Lynchbug. after selling his horse Epes passed
h, 70 entirely unsuspectedn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

HNHE subscribers have re-opened the above es-
ADJUSTMENT and beg leave to say their friend,
public general that they prepared give their
attention in order to please those who patron
GentemeA visiting the business
tge To give call having ample modaons
Tort and Convenience like wise stable within fifty
house not surpassed IN the city To friends
that Bar shall supplied with Liquors
not inferior To the city All desire patronage and II
We failto please, II shall he u fault.
srEGAL Il JAS q. BLAKEY, Jr
4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

W The House OF Representatives Of Maine has refused
oy vote OF 46to g. to investigate the alleged aducn,
circumstances connected with the election Of the o.
8 Senator by the Legislature OF that State IL not on
that account the less probable that gross fraud was per-
pctrated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
MADAME YOJJNG-

NHIs e9lobat dfhosorbeT ate Of PA Baltimore and
- Wash ngton) respectfully informs OF ehuopd
that she has taken for sbo time Mrs seymours on
Main street. fth door above 9Th
consulted professionally from A 81 gP by her ae-
skinn Phenoogy Phys oogy and Astroogy
all who inVest ate her talents the
past present AMI future she had birth
% TERmS-5O cents for lady or gentleman
Richmond. August 2 1876 n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03

~ The first Of August has arrived, and we have no IT,
dnss OF the advance Of army interior Of Mex
CO.. and from the tenor of the last inorm.t from the
ironner II s not probable that there will be
earlier than abou, the LIST OF period
mated by Cen Scott after survey OF the whole ground
Mt which IL probable the army would be prepared to
take up the line of march. Had his counsel been follow
cd there can be question that the volunteers who
become dissatisfied by the delay that has taken
place since their arrival the OF which
unnecessarily prccpated in advance OF the supplies and
means OF transportation, would have been much better
temper, and much better qualified for efficient service than
they are But those carpet knights, Generals Polk and
Marcy took the reins their hands, and under the
ridiculous idea that Gen. Taylor without provisions and
destitute oi other facilities, could Mexico and die
tate peace in the halls OF the Monte zumss n month
wo have actually retarded the operations OF his army and
greatly diminished Its prospects Of speedy triumph Yet,
we should hear unfortunately, of that
quarter-an event not impossible, though hope
likely TO occur-the whole will be cast upon the
commanding General the hardness Of whose movements
has already been complained Of by do not know
the difficulties by which, from the first hour that he eft
Corpus Christi be has been embarrassed which moth
ing but the greatest energy could have Had he
been provided with the necessary prosecute the
war; when he the Rio Grande to provoke it,
las he ought unquesonaby have been he would have
annihsted the Mexican army which he gloriousy en-
counered and conquered the sh and 9th Of May And
he is now compelled TO wait for the of moving his
forces and OF keeping up his supplies before he
the Perous task of penetrating the heart an enemys
country, leaving IN his and being surrounded BY,
hostile population whom have in endeavored to
eoneiae, by depicting the grievances inflicted upon them
by their own government, and expatiating the benefits
they would derive by uniting with own.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-03
Correspondence Of the NsrJoK Beacon.

OH PolSr, Thursday, July 3Oth &c.
Gentcmcn,-The celebrated band under the lead Of III,
gencmany and scientific Mr. Bloomfield under the order,
OF Col "slbaeh the Commandant Of Fortress Monroe re
paired last evening the plat front Of the
o' the new Hotel and held in wspt attention for an hour
the large assembsgs OF ladies' and gentlemen
hse Many ladies' OF the families Of officers of tho Arm,
stationed here or now with the Army Me,io were also
present
The ball at night well attended and brilliant and ,bs
waltz coulon and Virginia Reel, kept up with ami.
nation until IL O'Clock.
In addition the attractions OF the ball room Miss
IN, OF Richmond city, and Mrs W. Of baltimore
CITY, most oesngy responded to the Eloquent calls made
upon the 10 capuvate the and hold delight the
admirers OF the human "voce divine" arpe diy,t.iou
Is often thus made from the attractions of the ball room
The Court OF Enquiry
ihe Court OF Enquiry commenced Its session Mt 10
O'CLOCK Inc business taken up in the prescribed or
DER As orders and letters read Gen Gaines rose
several times 10 osplsn the
nected with them Early in May Zen. q anss received in
formation which led TO the belief that the Mexican army
would cross the Rio Grande event which actually oo
place shortly alter and that object was to cut of Cen
Taylor from his supplies, certainly showing military
shl lie knew that Gen Taylor would be chi 10 neee.
rather Than call Tor volunteers. Ie Gen was the COM
manding General OF the Western Division and felt II, be
us SAe'eu GUY 10 make requisiuon upon Governors OF
States nearest the theatre Of operations for vounteers
The fact that Gen Il. achieved with inferior numb.ns
brilliant victory, did not by any rebuff the
under which Gen. C. compelled take the respon-
soy he assumed And the documents read Jay show
ed that before the had received
the battles OF the 9Th and 9th OF May the Secretary of War
had APPROVED Of what regarded as not justified by
the necessity Oi the that Of the
re QUESTIONS for troops.
Capt Montgomery. u S Army, ono of the heroes Of
me Mo Grande, has arrived here from Baltimore Several
officers from the army under Gen Taylor are expected 10
testify before the court A LOCKER ON