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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ EDLades aud Gentlemen having any off super
fuous clothing furniture dispose Of obtain
price for the by sending by calling the
subscriber his residence through the post which will
be puuctunily attended to.
H. DE BOER TX Canal street, up stairs
n. B. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs Dc Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought of any description AID
amount iva 30t* rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

'HE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, Isa1s Full
\ ton street. for French and American PAPER Hsngnps
Window sh'des, Curtain Materials, Ornaments &c The
subscriber has constantly hand large assortment of the
Mattress which, for comfort aud durability cannot exceIIed
Pure hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds &C. with every
Article in the Upholstery line the lowest possible prices
N. B-steamboat and ship cabins aud hotels fitted up end
furnished r. DAVIES ~
auo so,rc Uphols'erer l6i1s Fulton ST.
yR0TCQlN WA sTE FILTERS AT ONE DOLLAR
begs to inform his friends and the bile OF this city and ohs
places which supplied BY public works that he has
Piled 70 the Croton wser hueer They
that any person can keep them IN order by repenhng i'm
inspection will convince Of their superiority any
othe, Filter SHn other Filters sold as usual
au3 30tsIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

MO CURE No IA Y-DK. CUkBITT, ~ Duane stree
member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons, London and
Of the Medical Society Of New York be consulted
treatment of certain delicate diseases His long experience
aud close attention this class Of complaints; his pleasant
and expeditions mode OF reanenths extraordinary
during long and extended practice for thirteen years this
cyand above all his legitimate medical qualifications
few Of the grounds which he his claims r.C.s
mode Of treatment is SAFE eirctual and expeditions
ness Structures cured IN or Two weeks with scarcely
pain Constitutional Debty-Those ndividua who have
INDUCED in certain loahsome and habit positively
be restored health and society Mild removed
four days. No charge made unless cured Postpaid
enclosing fee of three dollars, will receive prompt
tention. jy2l 30tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

nR. CLOVER ID CONSULTED CONFlDENTIALLY
u usual every day at his office. He continues de.
the
and the application of &c Strangers apprsed
that DR.. g. regular graduate the medical profession
and eckoned among the soidsan doctors and medical
preenders Persons who would avoid the consequences
sutng ignorance and the may do 10
by calling No. Ann The Offices arranged
that patients do 81 each other
Private his office through the entry to Lis Office
door. jyl8 3nt*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

RhOWN'o hOTEL-The undersigned, sons OF the late
- ne1r s.sss browtJ have the Satisfaction of inform
s their iiends and the public generally that the Hotel so
long and Ia,cfb known Browns indian Queen Hotel"
Wsn gi9n u IS, nv among heirs come
to Tie full possession o the unde rsgned sole and
that they alone VIII hereafter conduct and om
modious esblishm. They pledge themselves TO use every
sxeIt,on to uphold the hsh reputation and the large
business Wch ~ has beretoors earnestly
hope by the improvements the buildings the renovation
offunlture about TO be made together with strict and unre
hitting attention TO the comfort their guests 10 merit and
il has - long been honored. ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

NEW PAPER HANGINGs-F. PARES CO., No
379 Pearl street. New York. Importers aud Manufacturers
have received their usual large supply of all new
style md quality OF French and American Paper
langngs Borders, Views, Feboad Prints and vice Win.
dow Curtain per- which they offer dealers merchants
aud others nj extremely low prices.
The competent workmen hang paper NAV be had nj
very short notice. i29 30,@ re
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

We will not stop To deiail lhe effects Of such a
calamity; they are sill fresh in tie minds Of The
people. Suffice it to say that the evil has been
uvened. The people Of Ohio have decided "a
favor Of an honest apporionmen'; aud such DIS
graceful acts as those Of 1856, leS9-4O, and
1923, will no longer fnd place upon our stat
utss. The gentleman who has forncary twelve
wears misrcpresen,od decided majority OF the
people in the Senate Of the United States, will,
perhaps, see the proprely Of PIaciug his house IN
readiness. that he may be prepared 10 meet his
masters, and give an account Of his Stewardship
The principles of Wing policy, in our Stals
affairs, has been triumphanlly sustained by the
people Of Ohio on every issue. The Locolocos
have been routed on every point. To US this
result islruly gratifying. DcmogogucS will learn
from il that The people are TOO intelligent to be
swerved by their cant; too steadfast TO be deter.
red by hypocrisy; and too patriotic to be led from
their principles by false appeals TO their Pecunia-
ary interests.
In regard TO the policy Of the present Admin.
istra,ion Of the General Government, the result
Of the late election in Ohio is less important Than
in reference 10 our STATE affairs. The Locolocoa
sustained the Executive in all his encroachmenis
upon the rights Of the people; in his usurping the
functions OF Congress- in his recklessly inyOlv
ing US in an unrighleous, disgracefu, and aggres
sive war; in his efforts 10 supercede the Generai
in command to make place for partisan Gayortes
in his conquest Of noighboring Repubci anc
in all his other acts Of tyranny and oppression
! The official acts of the President were brough
into contest where Slale policy was the onl.
issues involved; and Executive patronage used Il
influence the decision Of The people. In the fac
of these Disadvantages the Wings Of Ohio, un
deferred BY drenching storm throughout, the en-
tire day Of the election, repaired 10 the polls, AM
remained at their posts until The election closed
. and the result is a triumphant vindicalion q
. Wing principles generally; and signal rebuk
l Of Executive interference in State ecclions.-
D The result Of the late contest in Ohio will
: hailed by the Wing parry in every section of III
Q Union as an omen of the great contest soon I
4 take place. Interference to hatconlest we woul
c merely say, Let US abide the hour and the man
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
NGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

With The commencement ot thr 3Olh congress.
We propose 10 con !iHue Ghe CONGRESSIONAL kEGls
TER ou the same paH as published DUNG the last
-esson. 1t will contain lu and accurate report
of the BUSINESS proceedings OF congress, together
with sketches oi ihr debates which take place in
each house. The next congress will be one OF thr
mes. imI orIant which has assembled Tor years. and
It i our Determination to give to the people CON.
pete story of their procredings, and at such a
Low PRICE that every person who takes an interest
"a the acts Of thai body can procure a copy. Itls
believed that the 1St session Oi the 3Oh congress
will continue at least EIGHT MONTHS; aud we there
lore propose to issue weekly, on amammoth sheet
.ctrvo TORN, their proceedings at the uHPrecedent-
ed low rate ol ONE DOLLAR PER cory Fer THE SESSION
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BRANDRETEL'S PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERs CURED BY
BRANTRETH's PILLs.-All (evers are occasioned by
the Gisordered motion Of the blood, produced by the
humoral serosity by hardening the valves of the ves-
sells. The blood circulates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction of the Oo
hules or PARTICLES which compose the mass Of fluids.
Then it is that the excessive heat and chills is expe
rienced throughout the whole system, and accompa-
MED with great thirst, pain in the head, back, kid.
neys, and in fact a complete prostration OF all the
faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any disease, imme
diately take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable u
Universal Pills, and continue to keepup apowerlul ef
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain as en-
tirely ceased Six or eight will in most cases be su
icient as first dose, and dose of this kind it is
not improbable, may prevent months of sickness,
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine,
which by its peculiar action ceanses the blood oil all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness and II
naIy restores the constitution to perfect health and
vigor. For sale at the store Of H. A. STIDGER.
Carroton, October 10, lS47-l-3m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22
FAIR WEATHER PATRIOTS.

In looking over the returns of the late election
in several Of the adjacent counties, and in some
townships in our own county, we are foreibly re.
minded that there are many fair heather pairi.
ois in the State; many persons who, for sake OF
their own personal comfort, would risk the pros.
pcrity Of the people; many who are willing to
have their principles Ueechcd, if they can but
keep themselves dry. II istrue that The late cleo
lion day was IL very inclement one; and that ma
ny nfrn persons were in consequence retained
from the polls; but this fact does not Justify the
thousands Of abled bodied cilizens who neglected
to perform the first duty Of true republican,
Let such persons reflect what might have been
the consequence of lheirinaction. Every Wing
in the STATE could give rs plausible an excuse for
remaining AT home as those who laed TO attend
the election, and thus permitted their opponents
10 gain the day without a struggle. Further
every citizen Of Ohio might, with the same pro-
pric,y, have remained al home, and thus brought
ourSare Government TO close.
/ The Locolocos in most Of the adjoining coun.
ties are Justify growing over their victories, and
their increased majorites. An examination Of
The books will satisfy them that their victory
would have been a defeat if the Wings had done
their duty. The Locofoco vote in these counties
at the late election is less than was The Whig vote
in the same counties in 1914, knowledge of
this fact should arouse the Wings to a sense of
their negligence, and inspire them with renewed
zeal At the next trial.
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The Mirrcr CT Congress.

This publication will contain exclusively the r.
ports OF The Proceedings and Debates o. The Con-
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weekly in an elegant qnar:o 'orm. throughout III"
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lion, politician, and proi-s-ianu man, lh~ou 5Aou1
the country; and thar II vii he r.-1rded by the
great mass Of tie people as the very b St political
tex, cox for Iheirowu instruction aud hat OF Ihrr
children.
IMroaTaNT AyNo~ycEu-E- -Th,oU-'0u. Io ses-
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office Of the "UyITrp >TA7rs RrroRTEH," contain
ing the reports Of all such d. - inay possess
particularly exciting interest.
:AI newspapers throughout tue United States
who publish this prospectus once week from this
date It'll the meeting OF Congress, wi! be entitled
20 an exchange win the "UHlGD STATES RLroRT-
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the Extras will be despatched.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

M1lrAnY Nix Below PAR.-At least three,
and possibly several more, Of the late volunteers
from Ohio were candidates for Office in their rn.
spectiye counties, and al were defeated. From
this fact, one Of three deductions would soom in
eyiiable: lsi. That the Mexican War IS not rsry
popular in their counties or districts; 81. That
their military exploits are met with cold recoP'
lion by the peopIei or, 81. That they are men
Of liue popularity al home. But, inierposes the
Quibber, their counties or districts are so deci-
dedly opposed to them that there were no hope
Of their election. This, we opine, cannot, with
truth, be alleged in two Of the instances. Two
years ago the Locofocos carried the Senatorial
district composed Of the counties OF Morgan,
Perry and Washington, by decided msjoriIyi
and last year they elected a member Of Congress
| from the same counties. This year, John s.
( Love, Major cf the 21 Regiment Of the late Ohio
Volunteers, is defeated BY near three hundred
/ In Jefferson county the whole Locoloco ticket is
elected with the exception Of Prosecuting Auor
one Oliver c. Gray, an officer in the laie sleu
benvilIc company. In the case Of Capt. Pauer
son, it is only necessary to sOythaher ogains
Wig majority Of some hundreds. We rogor
these gentlemen as the immediate advocates 0
the Mexican War, and the result Of the la'c elec
tion, in their persons, as a test Of its popuIarl.
with the people Of Oaio. Thedecisonisju'ts sue
an one as might have been expected from an in
teIligenl constituency. 1t is an emphatic decla
ration Of the people against the high.handed an
monslrous usurpations Of the President in invo
+ wing the nation in an unnecessary mn eXPen'iv;
and unholy war. In another view Of the cast
the results Of these contests strikes US in u favor
able lighr. ltproves clearly that the people ar
well nigh satisfied with mere military men, an
that they require other and more important test
of political principles, than are displayed in tn
camp, or on fields drenched with human gore.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

o. OE CosD.TloS-Some years ugo, when
one Of the middle STATES was framing a new COZ.
sIilutiOn. ihs discussion vas warm aud obstinate.
Many days had been spent 10 drry doba'e. aud
The yoio was a, length about 10 b. iaken. IuAa;
that moment country mcmber. who had been
absent f3r some days, entered The house onJ took
his seat. Another member who was in favor OF
ihe amended constitution, went 10 him aud eudea.
y0rcd 10 make q convert Of bin.
"You must vote for the new constitution, by
all means" said he.
al wiA think Of it," ra,umedthe country mem.
Der.
"But YOU must make up your mind al once,
man, for the yole is about 10 be taken"
The country member scratched his head and
seemed puzzled.
"Come, whyd do you hesitatel Willyod prom
ise to vote FOR the new constitutional am sure II
will give satisfaction"
"lwI vote for il on ono condition" said the
country member.
! NV hat is lhall"
"Aud no other"
"Bal what is il1'
"Why provided that they will let it run by ny
farm"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22
PENNsYLVANlA ELECTION.

The returns of The late election in Pcnnsylva-
MIA have not all been received; but enough has
been ascertained 10 satisfy us that Gov. Skunk is
reelected by near $4,000 majority. He ran u
head Of the LocoCoco ticket in almost every coun.
~ heard from, and his majority is unexpectedly
large. The Locofocos will also have maori-
~ on join-ballo, in the Legislature, though the
Senate will probably be against them. We know
Rot whether this result is to be attributed 10 we,
day, supineness, or any other temporary cause;
nor is it material. A knowledge of these things
would notvary the resdlt norchange thedacision.
If The people Of Pennsylvania, ''in sackcloth and
ashes" are not yet brought unto repentance, Lo-
eefocoism Pennsylvania and Locofocosm in O.
hio are composed of very different Materials
That's all.
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Probate NOIiCe.

ACc0untsof cAt,utut-, administrations ard guar
liam, flied IN the Office OF the clerk oil the court ol
common pleas Of Carroll county, OHIO, which may
De- srtted Al The next term OF rad court:
Final accounto of Aaron Elliott Executor ol the
estate OF Mary Eve Yant, deceased.
W. R. LLOYD Clerk.
Clerks Office, Carrolhon, Ortoher %, l847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22
W higs. LocoGocos,
Senate,
House,

Making Wing majority of eight on joint bal
lot. This majority is sufficiently large for all
practical purposes; but it might easily have been
much increased. The returns 60 to show that
one Senator and three or four Representatives
were lost for The want Of less than twenty more
votes in their respective counties or districts, and
this TOO, when twice that number Of prolessed
Wings were indolentIy lettering at their tre'sdes'
If the lesson now taught these tender souls will
be Of advantage TO them in future, there is sill
room to reclily their errors. Though their aPa-
thy has curtaed our majority in the Legislature,
it was not enough to defeat US. Wing principles
are slilI in the ascendency in our Legislature,
and our State policy will be continued in its pres.
ent healthy channel.
We will, in our next, endcavor 10 furnish our
readers with list of the members elect to the
next Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22
Estate Of Henry CastIeman.

Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned has
been appointed administrators the eStEte OF Henry
Casteman, late ol Carroll county, Ohio, deceased.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those having c'a'ni'
against the same, to present them, legally proven,
or settlement, within one year from this da'e'
DAVID CASTLEMAN, Admir-.
October Il, 1&47-!-3t.
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The Weekly Union for the Session.

This publication is not only the CHEAPEST, tut it
con ans mole valuable reading matter than is 10
lonnd IN any other Weekly published at :he same
price in the country. Besides Ihe ponucs OF the
day. il contains ali the LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS,
both FOREIGN and DOMESTIC; aud lis COMMERCIAL AR
TIcLEs ae no! cquajed. 1t will also contain II
complete sYNoPTICAL summary OF the proceedings
OF both houses OF congress, aud he furnished TO
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ei.her Of the Il owe publications, will be entitled to
one copy GRATIS.
Subscr p,ion price Of Daily Union per year, $40
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

TENNEssEE.-The Legislature of Tennessee
met at Nashville on the 4Jh inst. In The Senate,
josiah M. Anderson (Whig.) was elected Speak
er, over ]. NJ. Williamson Loco.) The vote
stood: Anderson 1s, Williamson ll-neiiher Of
the candidates voting. The House Of RePresen-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

ing from i,o0O 10 100. The Wings have
succeeded in carrying both branches Of tbe
State Legislature. This laurr fart is very i'm
ponanl, as il secures the election Of The Hon. J.
NJ. Bsruon, Or some olher uuswcriug Wig, 10
the United States Senate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

iaIfves, organized by tbs election of Funs'in
Burhuorn u ) as Speaker. Mr. Blchsnan -
-eyed 40 votes, aaf Mr. B.aesnou %. The
Wing uemb-r OF iha House uHag up.s.y ten
isrrd ths Office to the Hon. John /. B-ii, bui Dr.
declined Ii.-O. S. Journal
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office at Carrolton, Ohio,
on the lst OF October lS47 Ii not taken cut be-
fore the st OF January, lS4S, they will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead letters.
Brceland John Hewitt, George Mcdowell, WI
Baumonk, John Herald Michael Mills, John
Burdge, John S. Hudson, Peter MiSion, A. II.
Bou,E, Cant. Heidel, Felt Norris, George
Buck, William Hotf, D. Neely James
Fest Mary NJ. Harsh George Nicely, James r.
BARCLAY, John Johnson, Jas N. Orin John s.
Beade, Abner Jackman. Edward Pcaseco, Miss
Coltbread, John Karn, Adam 2 Plu, Daniel
Cook, Philip kappenburger,H II Pugh, Catharine
Close Joseph kester, jacob Ricnarosoh' men
Chamberlain, NJ. koChler, Robert Koss, james H.
Canady, Andrew Lanbender, Mr.. Runion, &.
Croxton John Lane, Susan II. Shearer, D.
DeforJ, John Sr Lebean, Charles Sheppard, VIM.
Dufield. Jas. w Long, Joseph Sperth, Johaner 2
Eagge. John Long, Elizabeth Shaw, Charles D.
Fishel. John Lovd. John Sanendecker, H.
Fisher, NIB. Lamport, NJ. G. ShouP, John
Gates, Eli Miller, Isaac simpson E'i|a
Grunder, Jacob Miller, Rebeccn loot George
Gerhart, i. V. Myers, VIM. Jr. Nanhorn, Danlel
Graham Robert Maple, David MeSeiy, Saran
Green, GEORGE McGavran Mark Wece, Adam
Green' Israel Miller. Levi Whitaker, Mary
Huttlen,ere. Geo. Marsh, Roswell Wilson, Thomas
Heath. Harbert Miller, Henry Wagner, Henry
Herald. Jacob Mamcssmore,M. Wells, Henry o.
Hank Andrew Menser, John Williams, Thos.
Henry. James Murphy, Jas. C. Workman, Nancy
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say that they are advertised
P'|D H.A STIDGER, P. NJ.
Carrol,ton, October s, lS47-52-3t.
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Notice..

At my instance an attachmentwas this day issued
by Joshua D. Patton, Justice Of the Peace, of
Centre township, Carroll county, against the pro-
perty and effects of Michael Hawk, an abscondino
debtor. Dated this 2nd day of October, A. D.,
ls47. ...-. JAMES A. LEE.
Oct. 8, al, ..t.t.sss,, = s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-22

DR.. BENEFITS MAJORITY. have at length
received the official abstract Of the votes poIIed
in Tuscarawas county at The late election. The
returns are even more encouraging and CRAFTY.
ing than we had venlured to anticipate. The
whole Wing ticket is elected by maiorIties rang
ing from $50 TO 83l. This result cannot be re.
garded as caused by accidental circumstances
nor can the Locolocos attribute it to the absence
of their friends from the polls. The returns
show thai 4,026 votes were Polled for Senator in
Tuscarawas county, which, we believe, is an un-
usually large vote There were few fair tOeath-
er patriots in Tuscarawas. The result may be
regarded as fair exhibit Of The strength Of The
respective parties in that county, and ought to cl
fecluaIly teach the Locolocos thai even new coun'
Ity projects and Rough and Ready" tickets, will
not "save their bacon"
The official returns from both counties are as
follows. 1t will be seen that Col. Brown Uas q
candidates:
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THE FINAL RESULT.

Since the foregoing article was put in type we
received The Ohio State Journal containing the
returns, official and reported, from all the cOun.
ties in the State. The result is as follows:
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GEORGIA ELECTION,

The Locofocos of Georgia have elected their
candidate for Governor by majority rang,