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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-24
NNsln inr EailIrs.

The subscribers having commenced the business
of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by Wm
Thompso north of the WestcrnExchange,
and di rectybchind Mestcr's grocery, are desi.
rous o. purchasing quantity of hides, or which
they will pay four cents per poundn cash,on deliv-
cry at their shop.
ALSO On hand, at all times, large assortment
of leather Of all kinds which they will sell at as low
prices as the same kni o. an article can be purcha-
sed in this place; and they invite the public to call
round, and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather shall
needno other recommendation than an examination
BANTER g. BUTLER
CnrroIlton CnDtnnhpr II IStT-tQ-,r
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--latest Arrival at Wholesale, bV
EENEEg d MCMILLAN,

Is @ brown shoeling5 50 90 wickia-, 80 do.
batting DO drilling, 10 do ticking, 90 wadding.
100 bags Pitt yarn, 0peces brown canton flannel.
25 do blue 10, 100 DO Apron check 10 cases bleach
cd goods, 3 bales red flannel. 81 pieces canvass 20
DO red padding, 10 do cotonyevct, 90 DO dark vest
iags % cases prints, l2j pieces plain and fancy al
Paccas cases gng MS, co pieces fancy dress goods,
l20 pieces broad cloths, satinets and tweeds case
blue drilling, DO blue muslin, do blue chambry,
100 dozen wool comorters, cases colored cambric,
100 dozen gm suspenders, 80 90 gingham crayats,
2j DO silk do, 75 pieces silk pocket handkerchies,
lC0 do cotton d. IS dozen hosiery, 200 cotton um-
bre..as, &c, &c. &C.
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Eer. ". ". POOLE.

HAVING located himself in Carrolton offers his
professional services to the citizen of the town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite
the store Mr.. Parker September II, l846-4S-tf
NEW TENVAE2E WAXUFACTORY.--
The subscriber Invites pnhlic attention 10 his shop
just opened, one door cas-, Of the General Tavl,r
House, (tormcsy occupied by VIM. D. jenkins,
where he intends manu- featuring 10 order, as asl
keeping on hand, tin, copper, and brassware r
such variety ~ the dpmlnjmty seem to require.
He hopes by the closest industry and untirrG
auenlion, 10 merit such encouragement as vii
warrant him to continue andcXteni the business
Every description oImnnding, in his line. promp
" done to order. THOMAS II. ATKINSON.
Carro:on, June ej, lG47-37 IT.
ExPLosIoN.--As the Steam Ferry Boat here,
the Island Packet, was about leaving the Island
shore, she burst her boiler, by which one young
man, named John Clark, l7years old, was blown
overheard and drowned. Ills body has not yet
been recovered. His brother, Thomas Clark,
aged Is yeats, was severely wounned in the
head. but is in Il fair way of recovery.
Two Germans were slightly injured, and will
recover.
A young man by the name Of Rhodes, book
pcdlar, was very badly scaIded.
Thomas Watkins, slightly injured.
The pilot, Mr.. Walker Hunter, was in the pi-
lot house, and was thrown back several feet.
His injuries are considerable, in the back, Sides
and legs, but he appears in a fair way of recov-
cry. lie, however, is very seriously bruised.-i
Wheeling Argus.
. t5~Nothing, indeed, can be more erroneous than
to suppose that those women who appear the most
gentle and timd, will not, when occasion requires
evince boldness and strength of resolution and
Of endurance, which would do honor to the bravest
of manly friends
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JOAN HIIlIEEOW, H4gh W.lIa-ow, lminorl
william Gtr', Joau Earl, to-g1u E1il, 'min0r.) Ia
~ Laa' hrHata Earl, AMI Suzauuah Crox.oa l.r
SUsauufI "uurrOV.j OF Iie County Of Carroll;
'am's E..arJw, Mituaei Clark, WIan Jackson
"Hh"tow, Jaap Iay .Uf, and John TAYLOR. oi ,he
county o Knox; James ~ Green, Vi the county
OF Lucas, aud oil Of :he STATE OfUh.n; Eliza Smaii.
Of 'he county Ot Knox, and State Ol Indiana: and
Boston NI.heJOw, whose place Of residence 10
your p7ut0aer IS unkuowa: will llke notice that
pe.itO1 wa 'i.ti az lia.l them a. The Noyrr,ler
term, a. d. I341, 10 the Caar, Of Common Pleas.
by sad William Nilherow, a.d b. NOW peuding.
wherein the sad William WItacrow demands
par.iIon VI the l5.iUwiug rrai e-la.p, to WI: .Le
southeast quarter oi section numbered tgcl,y.
live, l3j.) OF township fifteen, Lij,) aad OF range
dre a. 90 said county O, Caro-, and az lheray.
i"rn % -ud court Application wil b. alada hy the
saj William HuDrow. inr an oa!e. that paa,,oa
mfy be uaie of sail promises.
WILLIAM WITlEROW.
Eg "A. v, HorraUI, his Attorney.
Dec. 3, i7-G.-Jrl $50
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RATHER PRovoEIyG.-W had selected with
much care and caused to be set up about two
columns Of interesting items for this weeks pa.
the while to furnish a more gen.
eral variety Of reading matter than is usual with
political papcrs-bnt unfortunately, they were
knocked into pi. A parsonage about town, and
who by the way was about "thrce sheets in the
wind,' stepped into the office a couple of even
ings since aud, unintentionaIy however, caused
us this trouble and yeXaion. man should
never come into printing Office with more than
two quarts Of liquor in him--ho shouldn't!
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HaEpEC,AF. NOTICE

have associated with Inc nthe practice otmedicine
DIR. HENRY b. FAWcETT, who has read attentively
under my for the last three years and has atten-
ded course oflectures in highly respectable med
cal school in this State. He prdctced with me du-
ring the prevalence of the epidemic that swept over
the country during thepas summer and autumn and
gaveentire satisfaction in all cases entrusted to his
care therefore most cheerlully recommend him to
the confidence Of the pubic and the attention Of
the medical profession. J. S. HUNTER.
March 10 tSl7-21-tr
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The Recent FIOOjS.

From almost every quarter West and South
Of us we have accounts ofimmcnse damage be.
ing done to properly by the recent high waters.
The Ohio river and most of its tributaries were
higher last week than they were ever known to
be bclore-even higher than they were in 49,
1t is estimated that FIVE THOUSAND houses in
Cincincinnari were inundated. That portion Of
the city covered with water, embraces some of
the very best and most extensive business streets.
aud the destruction ofproPery and goods will
be almost ncalcuIabe. But vague idea of its
extent can be formed until the warcr reccdes.-
There has been, doubtless, more or less loss of
human life.
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Gen. TaYlOr In New Orleans,

Some of our exchanges are filled with Incl
dents connected with the arrival of General
TAYLOR at the New Orleans barracks, which
occurred on the 30th ut., and glowing accounts
of his "grani cn,roe' into the city, which took
place on the 8 inst The old soldier was
greeted by the Iousianians with hcanicr well
come, perhaps, than they would be willing to
extend to any other man hving-they were re-
ioicing at the "raturn from the wars" of their
victorious and most distinguished lelIow-cilizen
of Louisiana. The firing Of cannon, paradng
ofthc military, enthusiastic and prolonged shouts
of a delighted multitude, waving banners with
inscriptions Of honor to his name, together with
every other evidence of marked respect and ad-
miration that it is possible to expect from an
erciied populacc, constituted the order Of the
day. Public demonstrations Of gratitude and
favor towards individuals are very common
nowadays, but they are seldom carried to the
extent which they were in this case, nor do they
always eminato from as sincere motives on the
part Oh paruClpailtS'
There arc various and widely different con-
lectures in regard to the object of General Tay-
lor's return to the United States. Some say he
merely wishes relaxation from the trials and
hardships he has 50 long endured on the "tcnl.
cd liald'-somo are Of the the opinion that he
desires only 10 once more embrace and bless
his family, and then return to his wonted posi-
lion at the head ftho army-others believe that
pccuniary matters at home demanded his atton-
tion, and last but not least there are many,
very many, who suppose that the PRESIDENTIAL
CHAIR offered the inducomcnt upon which he
acted, and that he secretly desires and expects
10 be Il candidate for scat init. Whether or
not this latter presumption is unfounded, we are
not by any means prepared to detcrminc,-all
we have to say is that time OiH Show, and that
it will prove, in either event, matter of no very
great importance. General Taylor is a consist
cnt man, and cannot in any kind of consistency
consent TO become the candidate Of party after
all that he has written aud said on the subject
and an independent candidate could not be cleo
ted at the present and coming crisis.
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THE pITTsBURGH GAZETTE is one Of the largest
papers published IN the western county, aud was
The first paper established west otthe mouHlains
1t has Il large circulation in Western Peausy-
vania, Ono, Western Virginia, Mary land, and
other Western States
The propueto.s iutend o spare no expense in
furnishing their readers with the latest Telegraph
lc and all other N ws: Also with very tu.t Com.
merciaI Reports and reviews of The Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore mukcts-tor
which purpose they have employed special re-
p0rteiS in those cities.
Daring The session orCoagr5ss they will have
exclusive Correspondents at Washington, who
will furnish them with all matters oljnterest daily
occurring at the Cari al. And nothing will be
left undono, on the part Of the propreloc9, loren-
der the "Od Gazette 10 the Merchant, the Far
ncr and the Mechanic, an attractive s3urce OF
information, worthy to merit the continuance Of
h patronage which has 50 Iong and 60 liOerally
been extended towards l.:
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JOHN CLARK,
EXECUTORS SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order issued from the Cour,
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, at the
November term, A. ID. lS47, lGiII offer for sale on
the premises, on the first day Of the next (Sprng)
term, lS4S, of said court between the hours of ten
A. NJ. and four p. ~, the following real estate, part
of the lands of ugh " Nitherow, deceased, to wit:
Lots 30 &27 III the town Of fNOrTiSlOwn,
The conditions of salc-one third paid down, one
third within one year, and one third within two
years, thereafter. Secuity will be required fol
the deferred payments.
JAMES W.T. EROW,
Executor OF ugh Witherow, deed.
Dnc- % 'A7-4f
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sTOKELY TRIPP.

attorneys am COUHseliOTs al Lar,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer ofIht
y one will secure the sevices ofhe other.
CauOllton, May ., l84j-lf
HOLLOW WARE.
large ioI olhOI.ow ware, OF Pittsburgh maRurac-
Il lurs just received aud Tor sale cheap at the neu
-,ore OF ELIZA SINCLAIR
Caro.llon, November G. I84G-.l
MUsLINS.
I LARGE lot olhrown and heaehed muslins lust
- received and for sale at the new store nj
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Cauoa,on NovrmhpsG, 184G-u.
COTTON YARN.
, large LOT Olcoton yarn oilhe best quality, Just
Il received and ofsaie az the cheap store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
07ToNt1n, November 6, 184G-l'
SALT.
80 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re-
ceived and for zale bv f. SINCLAIR.
Carroilton. Feb &c, Is47-2O-tf
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To Ihe Creditors Of David work.

To Uhe Creditors Of David work
nIan, DeccasCd.--On the end day Of Novem-
Der, in the year A. D. SAT, the court OF Common
Pleas of Carroll comfy, declared the Estate Of Da-
yid orkmun, decd to be probably msolvent; cred
itors aIe therefore required to present their claims
ancc, within six months from the time above mem
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment
JOHN S. ORIN
Dee. 81, ~. Ex'rcr David Workman deed.
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Once More on Iaad,-- Cheaper than ever!

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
CarroIton and the public generally that he has just
brought Oh the yEATEsT, EEsT, and CHEAPEST lot
Of Clothing ever before offered in this market
Ready Made Clothing,
In all It's variety such as Cloth, Pilot and Bllrkcs
Oyer.Goats of the latest styles: Pantaioons, of eyt
cry quality and pr, and stacks of Vests, of ever
shade and pattern; Undcr-Shirts, Drawers, Bosomv
and Collars; Suspcnders, &C., at prices that cannot
fell to suit pUrlnuscrs.-Having bought them exclu-
sivey for Cas- he thereby enabled to sell them at
such VERY Low prices as lie is now cferng them at.
Newould, therefore, invite those who wish to save
THEIR MONEY to give lin cell. vi,re they can u
tain a whole suit ofc!o;hcs for FIVE DOLDARS,
and who is determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment CgnsaN. CALL AEp SEE.
Don'tiorre, the Pace-two doors s,u'h Of IT, A.
Slidgers store. J. r. BUCHER
CurroiOn, Dec. 3. ls47-ns-2n.
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The state Of Ohio, Carrou County. -:
John Clark sndl
John n. Adair,
IS. In Partition.
George Moore
George Gamble

heufgc huWUle
The said George Moore and Georye Gamble vill
take notice that petition wss fled aggrust them.
on the 7th day ol December, A. D. 1877. in the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and Tor said county. by
John Clark and John n sdair and is now nendiog
wherein the said John Clark and John n. Adair.
demand partition Of the following real estate: Part
ol the northwest quarter Of section 5j township
thirteen, and rrnge six, of the lands made subject
to sale at StcubeHville, Ohio; beginning at the
southeast corner OF Market street in the town If
Leesburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and sixiy-fye hundredth perches, thence north so
east fifteen and fifteen hundrcdth perches, thence
north 23l east twenty-ouc perchcs, thence west
twenty-five perches 10 the beginning, containin
tive acres, one rood and twelve pefches. Also, I
certain other lot Of land situate in the same sectio
as above described to-wit: Beginning at the south
east corner Of the said quarter, thence north ity-
one and onc-tenth perches, thence north n . west
wen ty-two and two-tenth pcrches thence south
223 west fifteen and siXty-tye hundredth perch
es, thence southSJ east nine and i've tenth perch
es, th5nce south 225 west thilty-lour perches,
thence north 76! west seventeen and fifteen hun
drcdth perches, thence south 3 west one and
three tenth perches, thence south 40 east twenty
four and seven tenths perces thence east 80 perch
es to the beginning; containing nine acres, ? rOods
and 35 perches, ane that at the next term of said
court, application will be made by said John Clark
end Jon n. Adair, FOR an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
n
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VV'TII I.V'II' NIFIItI' ~ II VIIIW'
September ,, lG47-47-1y.
Not fOr a Day but forA!l Time"

S'anton's Er!ernal Remedy, Hunts Linimcnt,
Has now given abundant evidence of its healing
powers and proved itsefthe most extraordinary and
wonderful medicine in the world. In the short space
of two years, it has acquired reputation for curing
diseaseand relieving pain far greater than any med
icine ever discovered Its wonderful cures have az
tonished the Medical Faculty,who! now universally
conccde its great value. They speak of it in the
highest terms and commend its use.
1t is condemned by none, On the contrary, ITS
TRAIsE IS UNIVERSAL. The cases of cures are so nu
merous that it would take volumes to recount them;
and it is fixed fact and is not disputed, that AS
PAIN EXTRACTOR, IT HAS No EQUAL. For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet, to be had of
each agent. Ii YOU suffer with either Of the dseas-
es for which it is recommended resort at once to its
use and be cured For the following diseases it is
an nraHbe remedy Spinal affections rheumatism,
paralysis and all nervous affections, salt rheum Group
or hives ague in the breast and face weakness of the
JOINTS colds oothache, throat and qHinsyulce
rated sores ndoent ulcers burns frosted feet corns
bunyons fresh wounds swelings and bruises, scrol-
ulous affections, musquito bites and poisons.
This Lnment is sold by all the respectable AIer-
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and
by the Proprictors at Sing Sing, New York.
GEORGE E. STANTON.
0@@TFor sale at the Drug Store of r. KENNEDY, in
Carrollton. November II, lS47-5-2m.
NOTECE.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between RICHARD & HERRoN in the Sa ldIery
business, was this day dissolved BY tcn'enl OF par
ties concerned. The public are hereby toge@arn-
ed against trusting the firm, as | am determined to
pay no debts contracted BY said firm hereafter
WIN. IiERRON.
TrRRYsvILE, Carroll co. o.
November 5, l847-(Dec. l7-3wP)
SOLE LEATHER.
First rate lot ofSpanish sole leather just recciv
II ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR
Carrdlon, November C, l&4G--tf,
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iiE subscribers sil pay four cents per pound
i1r clean -lugi Uttered hits,sIl i've cents PIT pound
l9f rl'an s.lH tered cai.-sE.Hs. sell taken oE
lley sill a.-J keep on hand -tuer4.gssl--mcut
o. Isiiherrp p' superior quality, which tHeg gi. lis-
pose o. a. very l1g prices. Tfags. Ca.h, grain,
aHl hides. lHUUG e. RICHARDSON.
Ianl-.Lln. AlgI.L ID. lslI-ll-u
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IN lIlRnII 49, pRL,.-

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, az Carrolhoh. Ohio, By
y. W. =. 4. yoISsox.-Thia y one ef the lar
gsst and cheapest papers in the Statc.--ii i Of
couoie medium size, contains but few advertise
nenis' and - subscription price is only .2oo per
annum, payable within the year.
o. Book aud JOB Work neatly executed. %
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Notices.

CHRISTMAS CHEER.--During this season OF
ccsrivily and joy, when all are prone to indulge
in the good things of life to excess, let us not
forget that the pleasures of the table, when en-
joyed beyond the bounds of moderation, are at
the expense of health.
To those, however, who are inadvc renty led
nto excess into eating or drinking. and who, in
consequence. suffer from headach, sick stom-
ach, Iowncss Of spirits, indigestion, and other
complaints, the penalty of ovor-induIgcnce. we
recommend trial of Wright'S Indian Vegeia-
bie Pills, Of the North American College of
Health. This medicine will remove all COM
plants which arise from irreguIarty of diet; and
cleanse the body iom those bilious and corrupt
humors which are the cause of the above dis.
rcssing symptoms, and of every malady Incl
dent to man.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs OF ALL KINDS
Some are coated with sugars; others are made to
resemble in appearance the original medicine
The srest way is to buy from the regular agents,
one or more of whom will be found in every vii
lage and town in the Union, The genuine is for
sale by
H. A. Stidger, Carrollton;
$. A. Highland, New lIarrisbnrgh;
R. K. Gray, Magnola
James Forbes, New llagerstown;
Hunt g. Lowthers, Lcesburgh;
Rowley g. Manlull, Malvern; and wholesale
and retail at the principal Office, 1863 Racest., Phi
lad
Dee 10, II
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NOTICE FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
THERE will be meeting held at Mcclure S
s hool-llouse. IN Tuesday, the til of December
l8l7 at early candle lighting for the purpose of de.
m ming on the pr 'hase of two or more lots,and
for the b i'll ing of two or m re sc iool houses for
district No. /, Centre township.
is no ed there will be general attendance of
the resident taxpayers and householders
WM THOMPSON,
JOHN STERLING,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
Dec. 10. AZ. School Direc ors
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LOCOfOcO Dlctation and EGrOptery,

A circumstance occurred on Friday or Satur-
day last which affords pretty good illustration
of The spirit olunwarrantcd dictation. and prac
tcal eiitontery, that is ever 10 be found in the
well drilled crank and fle'' of Iocofocoism. We
had, until last week. a ocoioco subscriber living
in Harrisburgh, by the name of John Potter, and
who, by the way, is 4 deacon in Il very respect.
able christian church. Mr.. p, in his christian
Ike devotion To- Mr.. PoIk's unholy war, took
occasion TO enter the Office OF the Free Press
and chide the editor, because he would not spc.
rifce truth, principle, duty to God, TO man and
his country, by falling inlo the supper, of the
same unhaIlowed measure and its guilty. author
A locofoco, with scarcely three ideas above m
oyster, actually irving to dictate the course to
be pursued by Wing journalisI!! We thought
it decidedly rich" -e..E ..r
6.5= The prospectus Of the Ohio Statesman
was published in this paper at least as often as
five or six times, during the last month and the
present, but not Il singl number of that paper
has been received in return. What's the mat.
TOR, Col. McdarY}
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RROMNH f.EaIsMnIn

Attorneys and COuHseiiors al La,e,
Office in the court house, CguO,llon, Ohio.
March %, IGII-lc
S. sToGELEY, J.. Il. TRIP
N.ruaenv'Ile. Carroliinr.
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6pnlclleal,
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. y. Rothacker, Mr..
Henry V. Beaver, Of Pekin, and Miss Minerva Coyn,
vi this counry,
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WITH sundry other articles rot enumerated all
Of which is offered to the trade, FXCLUSlVELY
AT WHOLESA E, at LESS FRI ES than any
other establishment in Northern Ohio.
Dec 10, '47-amt 500
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anico or Real Estate by order OF Coy,-

on TIE eighth dlyo' aHg4rg, 1888. between
The hours of OociOck A. W. aut 3o',Ioek p. H..at
The door Of the Court House. Ia the t5sn Of Carol
ton, viii be sold the highest bidder la ig,Ja.ur
real estate as hc property oI Peter lar1d lcreascd
10 "iu Llt number twelve j. 10 the t1En Of NAL
vCFn, ia tAc County o. Carroll, and State Of Ohio,
With the aPpurtcnauces therruuto belonging.
Appraised at $500. Terms ui sale. Oue third in
hand; one third annually, with interest from date s
cured b. mori gage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIP,
Dec II. Administrator Of Peter HerolJ, deed
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Taxes on Banklng Canlial.

CarrolllOn, O.--Frlday, December p, 1911.
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ECrlL-y kDAyIs.

q. r. E-ELEr. ). n. DAVIS.
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HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
- professional services to the citizen of the town
and surrounding country His Office is opposite
the store Mr. Parker. September II. I84G-4S-tf
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VIC slate or OLE. CerrolI Conntr, y,
Jtnr- War.rrow.clal-

~ COURT Oc CJMIyN lAEA5.
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$. STOEELEY,
NsTiIseuv'Ae.
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4 First rate lot OF Spanish sole leather just recci'
IL ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
CaudiIlon, November C, l&4G--tG