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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

WEEKLY REPORT OF PERSONS REMAINING ~ TIE
HosrIrAL. JAN. 80. ls47-Lunstc Asylum Black.
wells lslAnd-Whi;e males i79 white femAes. 2ls
blsck males 10; females .. Pententsry-Whiie males
81 females l22 black males, 9; females, IA. Small
Pox Hospital-whte females. , Aims House Hospital
Males. 322 females 239 boys. 10 girls, 81. Total
1894. Deaths, Il. Births. s.
Remaining tlast report 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
Business Noti1es.
AcKERMANls SIGNS.

l.
AID layer .ies In proportion Ornamental Signs, Bsn-
ners Goats OF Arms Flsgs &c kc executed In superior
1870, "a an AZ. gf5
wv. B. PALMER Is tho authorized agent and Is daily
receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS ana ~ nssr Al hi. oess IN
Nsw-Yors, Boston, Phisdei PMS ana pstn"'e 40 ~ ~"
r. THE REieS OF OINTMESrs and other external sp-
plcsons In great to have passed away
or At least they are now chiefly subsidiary agents in
conjunction with internal remedies. II Is now pfeuy gene
rally understood that the Of d5a,e can only be
reached by the latter For many Of The naadies Tor wnch
ungenls and lotions formerly used, sAsoss sARsA
rAsLLA sscerainsd specific, and the scrodlous pa
TENT the victim Of erupye disease now trusts TO II a.
10 tho shee, anchor Of hope. Hence daily In greater
demand and It's fame, honestly founded on scah results
daily increases The purulenl action. the obstinate swell
ing tho pusuous eruption the supporang sbseess ms
inhamed gland so0hed reduced healed, by this prepa
ration with far certainty than by outward spphea
lions while the patient has At The same time me sssae
lion Of knowing that not only are the symptoms
bat the Of them srsaesisd
Prepared and sold wholesale and retslI Df ~ ~
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 FutonsI corner OF
wlisn-s st. rs Broadway, and n EAT bfosdwsy' Ns"
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout lne
United States Price 81 per bottle, or Fix oo'es of -
TO- ~N.v.s GIVE w. 90 long G Is IN your power
,oavs sy celebrated remedy for coughs,
colds and every species Of lung complaint wsraS' BAL
sAM OF WILD CHrERY.
M s. IS. F0sBis II you think The following certificate
worth publishing, Il is al your service.
hereby certify that al cled will very trouble
some cough for .bou. one year ried grea, many df
sereut remedies recommended to me but all purpose
fndlng that not getting any better was Induced 70
try Dr. WIsrARs BMssa or WILD CHERRY and accord
iagly procured bottle Of Edward Mason, Druggist Ard
Apothecsry In Portland After using according TO cfec
TONS can luuly say, Il oURED NE EsTIsELr am low
well and able stsnd my work, and woad cheelily
recommend IL any afflicted with any disease OF as
lungs. DAVID ALLEN.
Witness GEORGE ALLgs.
Powna, Cumberland Co. Me. Oct u, 1915.
None gsnuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
FOR sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggisu 100 FulIOn-sl
Of William, agents for this city also, 81 20 Broad
way and II East Broadway, and by Druggists generally
llHou ghout The United S1ies N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

TIE STORM OF WEDSEsDAY.- storm OF
Wednesday las, seems 10 have extended over a very
large district OF country and % have assumed differ.
ent character al different points OF the compass.
West and north Of Albany. heavy fall Of snow &C
eoupsnied ths drifting wind Al Bu.slo. Rochester,
Utica through Jefferson, 81 Lawrence, Essex. Lewis,
and other northern Counties. the fal Of snow varied
from 10 10 "a inches The drifts were such 10 I'M.
pcde raveloocng up the highways and railroads for
the nrst time, seriously, the present Winter.
Albany Eve. Jour.
RELIEF FOR lsELASD-Rey. Bishop Fitzpat-
mex has addressed pastoral letter to the several Ca;ho
nc Churches In his tioces urging them 10 make imme
dste Efforts for the reei OF the starving people Of Ire
land We learn that densely crowded meeting WAS
bed IN the Chsp in Franklin street last evening the
Bishop presiding at which several thousand dollars
subscribed. Boston Post Eth.
p Hon. ASCOT LAwRkScE has presented 70
the Mechanic Association Of the city Of Lowell the
sum OF one thousand dczrs 10 be appropriated TO the
purchase OF such scientific and other works a the
managers Of the institution may deem most useiul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

WHAT CAN II MkAS'-rhe pardons tor . Con.
and Van s,ecnburs the Anu Rent prisoners at Sing
Sing, had not been received al the prison yesterday
morning. Van stecnburg is in state OF mental de.
ranssment which renders him entirely indercn, to the
whole matter but oconner is suffering from the sick
pess Of hope deferred VIVA, be the reason Of
this delay Those who were incaroersied in the Clinton
Prison have been moro fortunsie having been set at
liberty several days since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09


Number st small pox cases this time last year, -
First week Of Jan. lsie a At present only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ We see by reference to our sh'er'is,Ase
umns that the interchangeable Ackermsn has inuoda'e'
new style Of carved letters that promises TO super
the use Of the ilshspen block letters which Se ''
common use They are the perfection Of r'
line. llor sample see Tract Society buildins9 ~
farn.shed "a cheap 80 ordinary gilt lettering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

Tks Mlltoss ~ CheRcvy- Halrcrths RebEke-Rspre
hsasibs sf5rts prsrSrf he sobr zaeriss from sbo
ishi-s Gis P0lacss-Reporf Of CcyaSa GrasS Jsry
-lzPcrtazee Of good Books ~ tSs,s PrisoRs-x pep
isi0 4sbsrH Prisoa-.i PortGs Aloass- rbros
Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ Mr. JAMES NJ FREscH who served -
q. s. Army on our Northern frontier and In C'n'''
lsl. and VA. wounded 10 the battle OF Brdsswstsr,
oe.,, any Of the officers or MS brother soldiers IN V
Dobbins regiment Capt wordsn' Of csp' r'.e" =.
company to testify to the fact Of hi' 'ef'S' =.
nature OF his conduct there, especisy anfrs Trss
of Fort Erls Letters addressed % him st ne il
Once viii be gracefully received II any a.. 49, -
snoxsedrs Of ths fact that Mr. r. was To- ured 80
sye labor on the forthcstons at Fort Erie. thsy ~
-, s.cpeisl service rs 10 now an spPilcsn, W
n'n. rsr.on which has hitherto been denied hln
~ e or Brsden Rice be stll alive, their tesnns
'onh ,,r, from penury tor the remainder OF hsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

And larger sizes In proportion OfnameutH Slghs pan
ners Goats OF Arms Fsg &C kc. executed In superior
manner al the Old Establishment lol Nas-adsI between
fulton and Ann sta " u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
TmE AMERICAN REVIEVV,
A WIG JOURNAL OF PoLITIcs, AIRS AND scIENo

A WIG JOURNAL or POLITICS, ARTS AND SCIENCE.
GEO. Il. COTTON, EDITOR;
With he permanent assistance in the Political De-
ParImenI, OF the Hon. D. D. BARNARD.
THE AMERICAN REVIEW is now entering
upon It's third year, and ith volume. Begun in
lines OF defeat and repression, il stands now before
the country as permanent work. In the spirit Of
It's conduct no changes will be made. Il was es-
tablished as $ national organ, thoroughly discard
ing all sectional interests and prejudees that char
aeIer il will maintain.
The following is from the original Prospectus,
issued at Washington by the Wing members of the
Twenty-sevenih Congress-:
Earnestly approving Of the plan Of such Ma
lional organ, long needed and of nantes, impoF-
iance, the undersigned agree TO contribute for its
pages, from time to time, such communications as
may be requisite to set forth and defend the doc
uines held by tho united Wing party Of the Union
Geo. P. Marsh, D. D. Barnard, J. Mcpherson
Barrien. J. r. lngersoll, e. Joy Morris, T. l.. Cling.
ham, D. Webster, r. G. Winthrop, 1hos B. King,
Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, ]. Collamar, Wm.
S. Archer, Rufus Choate, Alexander H. Stephens.
Hon. D. D. Barnard will be permanently connec-
ted with the Political Departmenl-an addition
which cannot fail TO command the respect and con-
hdence OF allsec,ions OF the country. Besides hs,
arrangements have been entered into for articles ol
importance rom eminent public men II the south
and north; and other contributions from the pen Of
J. I. Hesdley, Prof Taylor Lewis, Rev. 0rville
Dewey, Prof. Henry of N. Y. University, II. N.
Hudson, J. D. Whelpley, E. P Whipple, and the
author Of "Notes by the Road" with a series from
Rev. H. w. Bellows, on Social and National aues-
tons together with many other accomplished wri-
tiers, whose names we cannot mention, will Gil
the magazine with matters Of unusual variety and
interest.
The department Of the National Industrial and
Manufacturing Interests, will be particularly atten-
ded to, the list Of Mr. Fishers publication having
been transferred to the Review.
The department of Foreign Miscellany will be
enlarged, and a chapter Of Domestic Miscellany
added to il.
! The engravings in the year will lie six in num-
bcr, embracing eminent public men, both deceas-
ed aid living. Other embellishments may be add
ed, illustrating particular subjects.
Thus it is seen that no pains will he spared OF
means left unemployed, TO make this the fist o
American Periodicals.
May we hope, then, for this work support com.
mensurato with It's importance. We ask its friends
everywhere, TO do something more than give tLeiI
good wishes. II every one willing to subscribe
himself would obtain one additional subscription
from friend, the highest hopes and desires of ils
conductors would soon be realized.
The Review is issued on the first Of every month
at the low rate Of S. per annum, invariably in ad
vance. Address, post paid,
GEORGE H. COTTON, Editor,
i ll8 Nassau-street, New York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
RRANDRETW,~ PILLS.

lH7RopUcTIoN.- the 18th Of May, 1888, DR.
Rraudreth for the frat time, made known in the
United States the Celebrated Brandrelh Vegetable
Universal Pills, lie left Ihem to stand or fall by
lhef own merits. He made no allusion 10 any 9th.
cr medicine; simple facts were stated, aud the fol.
lowing principle iald down as the Brandrethan
Theory, viz, that all local diseases, whether of th5
stomach or bowels, enlargement of the joints, rheu-
matte affections, cutaneous eruptone. dyspeptc
complaints, or whatever other forms such local dis
esoRs puts on, were nothing more than so many
symptoms Of d,sordercd state OF the constitution,
nnd that his pills which were discovered in Eng.
u,rd in l7dl were medicine that had the effect
of restoring the constitution 10 health aud vgor
empy by removing oil bad and acrlmo NOUS humors
frorn the blood by the stomach aud bowels. The
American public have Gow made trial Of this med.
lcne Tor nearly ten years, and have found that the
medicine is no, all humbug The patronage Dr.
Brandrelh daily experiences, proves that lhO med.
cine gives universal satisfaction.
The above medicine is Tor sale at the store Of H.
A STrpGER, in Carrolltob. Feb. Is, l8l7--l8-4m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TUE subscriber proposes to selL alta reduced price
100 ucrcs Of lind, in Carroll county. Ohio, five
miles from Csuolton, the reot Of justice, iocr miles
rom the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and one mile
north OF New llarrishurgh, a pobttown on the mail
route from Steubenville to Massilon. The land is
equal IN fertility, certainly Of production, and ad.
vantages OF situation, TO any land in said county;
10 acres are cleared and under good fence, the res.
iiue covered with superior timber. 1t is level and
has handeome appearances good road hon New
Lisbon % New Philadelphia passes the buildings.
there are on the Prcmisc5 three springs OF excel
lant water. The above property il situated IN a
hcalthy and good neghborhood, convenient 10 pla-
cas OF public worship, schools stores and mills.
II accommodate or suit purchasers the east hall oil
the above tract Of land will be sold separately, and
an extraordinarily good bargain given, for cnshi 26
alres OF whirh are cleared aud spring Of good
water thereon. It's situated IN the heart OF good
heat growing neighborhood, Terms Of sale will
he very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase,
and to see and rxamjns the quality and condition
n the land, will lie shown every attention by the
el5seriber, or by John Potter oi New Harrisburgh
A. J. NEEL.
February 10, IG46-fe-it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
FARM FOR SALE.

On Thursday the 10th day of June next, at o.
clock, F. NJ, will offer al public sale, on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, 60 acres of land Od-
Joining Stokely's Mill, two miles from New Hagers-
town, In Carroll county, on which is small store
house. double hewed log barn, perhaps so acres
under fence, bottom and upland, well watered
healthy and well timbered, Also 20 acres, 60 rods
from the above. Terms one-third down, or secu-
red to be paid within six months one-third in one
year, and the balance in two Yeas, with security,
Good horses, oxen, young cattle, cows, and sheep
will be taken in payment. The land has been but
little iarmed for several years, and though out Of
repair is nearly all as good as new. Come all that
want good bargain, On the second payment
being made, as above, will deliver to the purcha.
ser good warantee deed, clear OF all ncumbrun.
ces except mill race on the land.
JOHN R. LlPpETT.
Nav II, l847-3i-4t.
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HARLEM STRINGS.

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 invJlds, or such as
labor under all forms Of chronic diseases. He deems
unnecessary. at this time, TO go nIoa detailed de-
scriPtion OF the ana.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
ny as choose to call on him. The well known ef-
fects Of bathing, in all forms Of diseases, can here
be fully realized. The hydropathic bath not excep-
ted. lnvaids, or those laboring under chronic dis
eases, such as scroiula, rheumatism, dyspepsia &c.
will find 1t to their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the restoratatives there offered
for their relief. Us. KELLER.
Harlem, September 10, 1846--4s-4t
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NEW VOLUME, COMMENCING MAY, l847.
THE LAW REPORTER,
A monthly journal for the Legal Profession

EDITED by p. W. CHANDLER, OF THE BOSTON BAR.
THE Tenth volume OF the Law Reporter will COM
mence in May, l8i7. This work has been pub
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that of any similar journal ever published in the
United States. 1t finds its way TO every State in
the Unon and two-thirds Of its subscribers reside
out of New England, As the work is so well known
10 the profession, the publishers TO not deem it ne
cessary to say more here, than that s general char
acter will not be changed-their object being to
furnish desirable journal for the practising lawyer.
Specimen numbers for examination will be sent
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risk. addressed BRADBURY 4 GUILD,
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale a valuable quarter
section OF land, lying one and half miIeS from.
Waynesbulgh, and three quarters of mile from
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downing, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, seventy-fvs
OF which ale cleared and in good state of cuti-
vation' the balance heavily tim6ered; the Sandy 4
beaver Canal passes through the land. There il
one OF the best Orchards of grated fruit on it that
the whole Sandy valley can afford. Any person
wishing to purchase would do we'll to make appli-
cation Immediately to the subscriber, living in Mag
nolIa' Stark county, Ohio, where terms; &C., will
be made known, and by whom the premises will be
shown. RICHARD ELSON.
Magnolia, August 90, 1846-46-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
DR. WILLIAM TRIP.

HAVING located in Pekin, Carroll Co. o. hopes by
due care and assiduous attention to business TO
merit reasonable share Of public patronage. He
can be found at all hours, unless professionally en-
gagged, at the Tavern Of P. Rouse.
Pekin, April 10th, l047.
REFERENCE.
THIS may certify that DR.. VIM. Tripp, has
been under my instruction for three years; and be-
side regular course OF Studies has during the last
year Practiced some with me. He also is Young
man of moral worth 1t therefore, gives me much
satisfaction in recommending him as Practicng
Physician: worthy the patronage OF generous
Public. JOHN S. HUNTER. M. D.
Carroon O. April &c. I847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
Road Notice.

Noiice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-.
sented TO the trustees Of Brown and Harrison
townships, Carroll county, at their session on the
9Th day Of June next. praying for the location of
township road, starting at or near Dufield Crib.
bins spring, near the road leading from Carrolton
10 Pekin, thence west on the township line between
Harrison and Brown townships. ihro' the lands OF
Charles Miller, Dufied Gribbins. Daniel Markham
and Thomas Cook, TO the corner Of Thomas Whans
land, thence the nearest and best way 10 ntersect
the road leading from Samuel Harsh's to HulIs
mill. MANY PETITIONERS.
April So IB47- zo-5t
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Road Notice,

Public notice is hereby given, that after thirty
dlys from ths date petition will be presented to
the commissioners Of Carroll county Ohio, praying
for an alteration OF 50 much Of the county road lea
ding from CauollIon to Rochester as lies between
Andrew Wa.eon and the Methodist meeting house
m the Minerva road, commencing at or as near the
lane Of said Watson that leads to his barn, as a
good road can be had thence to angle across to the
lance Joseph Cdskey that leads to his house thence
north along the line between Andrew Waissn and
Joseph Caskey, to intersec, the road from Augusta
10 Minerva, there to terminate ator near the Meth
odsi meeting house. MANY PETITIONERS
May 7, IG47--30-5t.
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"The Writing Master at Home"
Brilliant Success in Teaching.

Ths undersigned viii resume his school in this
plsce about the LIST Of June. Thankful for the pa
onage already extended TO him, be respectfully So
ictcs a continuance of il.
Young gentlemen wishing to prepare themselves
for teaching penmanshp also the brilliant arts Of
lettering drawing and sketchng with the pen, have
row rare opportunity on VERY MODERATE terms
Call and examine specimens Of those that have taken
instructions ANY ordinary writer can acquire the
above arts in a veY short time
GEO. F. kennedy.
Carrollton, Nay I, l547-S0-3t.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the farm, known us
the Weaver farm, lying on the road leading from
Steubenve to Canton, one half mile west OF the
village Of New Harrsburgh, Carroll county, con-
tanning l60 acres, 100 acres of which is cleared and
under good cultivation. There is on said farm u
good orchard, buildings convenient, with several
never failing springs Of water. Terms will be
made to suit. Possession will be given Immediately
Those wishing to purchase a farm Of this descrip-
ton will do well to call and see said premises before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to George Abrahims,
in Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio.
GEORGE ABRAHIMS.
April 0, lS47-26-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
MARBLE YARD.

The subscriber informs .he Inhabitants Of Carroll
aod adjoining counties, that he has settled in Car.
roIIton, where he intends carrying on the marble
business, in all its various branches.
Monuments, tcmhs, head & foot stones,
txccuted in the ncalcst and most modern style, and
on lower terms than they can be had east OF the
FOUNTAINS. The subscriber having served regu
lar apprenticeship III the city Of Philadelphia, flat
rrs himself that those who favor him with their
custom, viii be satisfied with the execution Of his
work. DAVID SHEARER.
February u, i047-IG-Gn.