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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

u Ia he aStion Of Etksa Alea Blsnf sras, Ia n
Circuit Cour Of the United States, Tor al
IL rght 70 manufscpf~ and cell 70 b usod
he sELF-C0CKIN0 PISTOL. a verdict has oseu i've
Tor TO painful with Of uial and tns o. we've
hundred collars sad an has been issued sgsin
Blunt syms W restrain mem from msAas or ssing esio
article. Their pefton for new uial, and 70 cuyHw
Washington 90 bill OF exceptions, has been fsmsse.
The public arr therefore respectfully e1luonoa sssmN
purchasng on selling the ssfCocking Pistols mace y
Buut syms OF sny Pistols Of similar kird a. ~ o5e'
gsrdny ~ canton II would maze nsc,ssafy tos ne
sabserber appeal The laws for professor 70 AZ soon
ea.e, All .,cie- u this Kind made BY Aien Iraf-
Der Nor ich Coma for sss By ~ p,nc, p, ossl
err, ia The article in Ne~Yofs EIhAn 1919
Norwich, Conn ldh Nov. Ian. io<AWu ~ ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

r.,0,.1a, max AND cAslLLo slvoRl.-Thesc dis
Sc o-. Iu''e' gave join, cOncer, at Charleston
ms,'.ss vac "a Inst which was the mos, brilI,ap, and
The NO.. ae''anmeni ever proaered to that public
.,r... spacious 'aiOa in the city was crowded 10
,ius ~ "a 'adiencc whose delight amounted from
y 'an's to something even bevoDs sr,Sn.,.s -
tse Bsg es many being prevented from getting into
'1'' 0eneer' on the 18th "''' " s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
II Water-cure In PhiIadeIrhIa.-Dr. sem

ERDECHER, having returned from visit 10 Gfeeienberg
aud the most eminent Water essbshmenis Of Ger
many aud Eng and has eopened his Water cure house 10
Philadelphia slhe OF Chestnut and Beach s com
binng the advantages Of city and country fest .nee)
where he proes his best services TO al who may ayor
him with heir patronage. His house built for hotel
and very large and convenient containing % rooms
Application post paid will meet with prompt attention
Is 4tkt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

IT. meeting for Trustees for The Butchers Ees
Estate A..ocaton will he held the northwest corner Of
Fir.tavenue and Fiflh-.L Wednesday, January n.
III Do. NJ II. CHASE, President
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~ Water-Cure.-Dr. siiEW, having returned from
Europe pracses his system al his Institution ~
and s. Bond ST. ard Ia the city generally The Wafer
Cure Journal Semm01lhy) BY Dr shew and Person Is
published he very low price Of year in advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

~ WATER Cure Heu-<--Mrs Cove eoniin-
ues TO relieve patients ct her house. 2b tIhsl New
York -
Mr., O. also visits ladies' and children Al heir hom-s and
ytyr. drectcp Ter he application u Wster Cure. s0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

~ Two Of the juvenile gang Of thieves with
which the city Is infested, named George Smith and
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~ Eighth Ward Pioneer ncnry Clay Club

~ EfHhth Wnrd PIOnttr ITCHY NIdy tIuU-
The members Of tbs Club (being The fs that organ
iEed In the Unon) will give grand BAL 10 eommemofa-
lion OF the ratification ofIhe Treaty Of Ghen the Apollo
on the l7th February. 1871 They have made arrange.
with distinguished artists who already engage
preparing the Decorations suitable for The occasion d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

az OF Ch0fce, Hafe nnd T fukfHnt EXOTIC
Flowers made In sstyle 10 please the most fsslidous
are 20 be had al few hours notice, Of JAMES HOGG
MD Sm scotsman. 5o2 Broadway.
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NE AMERlCAN REVIEW,

WHbS JoUREAL OF POLITICS, Ants AND SCIENCE.
GEO. II. COTTON, Editors
With Tho psrmanen. assistance in the Political De-
partnent OF the Hon. D. D. BARNARD.
THE AMERICAN REVIEW is now entering
upon is third year, aud a.th volume. Begun in
times OF defeat and repression, it stands now before
tho country as a permanent wolk. Ia The sPiu1 ol
its conduct no changes will be made. u was as
Iablished "a national organ, thoroughly dscaTd-
ing all sectional Interests and Prejudiees that char
acler il will maintain.
The following is from the original Prospectus,
ssued at Washington by tie Wing members OF the
Twenty Congress:
Earnestly ap?!oginsOi OF the plan OF such Ma
,ional organ, long needed aud Of manifest imPoT-
tance the undersigned agree to contribute Tor ils
| pages, from time to time, such communications as
may Je requisite TO set forth and defend the doc
! vines held by tbs united Wag party OF the Union
--G,o P. Marsh, d. D. barHsrd, }. Mcfherson
| Baricn, ]. r. Inlersoi, T. Joy Morris I. l.. Cling
nuu, D. Webster, r. q. WiGlhrop 1hCs. J.. King,
( Hamilton Fish, ]. p. Kennedy, J. Coamar, VIM.
/ :. Archer, Rufus Ch0le, Alexander II. stephens.
Hon. d. ID. Barnard will he permanently connse-
! ted with the Political Dtpar!ment--an addition
vujch canaut fail 10 command the respect aud con-
f lruce Of as,Cliogso o. Tie country. BESIDES 'hs
Arrangements have been entered into for articles
and north; and Other conuhutions Irom the pen Of
| 3. r. Hrad'ey, PoE Taylor Lewis, Rev OviIlc
/ Dewey, Prot. Henry of X. Y. University, II. n,
! tiugsoa, J. D. Whelpley. E. P. WhippIe, and The
author OF "Notes by the Road with series from
! Rev. II. ". Eelows, on Social and National quas.
tons togcthrf wiki many other accomplished wrl'
l-rs W hose nymes We Caluut mention l-Wiii u.
the ma 5aziue wiki matters OF unusual variety and
interest
The department Of the National Industrial and
Manufacturing Intcrs,s vii he particularly alca
ded to, the list Of Mr.. sHer's publication having
ucen transferred To the Review.
The department Of Foreign Miscellany will b'
enlarged, and a chapter oil Domestic Miscellany
added to il.
The encravrgs IN the year will be six in mum
Der, embracing eminent public meni 10th drccas
ed and living. O.h,r embellishments may be add
ed, illustrating particular subjects.
Thus it is seen lhat 10 pains will he spared, o
means left unemployed, to make tbs the fist O
American Periodicals.
May We hope, then, lor this work . suPPol, rom
mrntua.e wl,h It's importance. N"asklls iucud
everywhere. to DO something more than give tdrl
good wishes II cvuy Ole willing 10 sul-cl.
himself would oll1n one additional subscription
from a lnrnd, the highest hopes and desires OF d.
conductors would soon hc featzcd.
The Review is issued on the fret Of every mont
at the low rate Of S. pea rannum, Invariably in al
vance. A AlIrrss, post paid,
GEORGE II. COTTON, Editor
II8 Nrsslu-slrect. New Nok,
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Oh! Ask We NOG

Oh! ask nc rot may not speak
In scenes like these, where all can show
The constancy they lightly break,
How much to thee own and owei
Vert thou in Lyban deserts placed
With lanr.r5 round, below, above thee,
THY partner in that bowling waste,
Id tell enthcc-loye, how much love thee!
But no! not heres then Osk no more,
Imay not prove, aud will not say
NLct ibousanta oft have vowed before;
Then lightly thrown those vows awayi
But twcre thou on the rogingmon
" here nought from dangers brink could move u'
Amid the threatening hurricane,
I'd tell thcc-lovc, how much love thce'
| cannot swear as thousands do,
And call upon tie silver moon,
To witness love they never knew,
Then change as coldy and as sooni
But were the suns rosplcnGcnt light,
And stars forever Qucnchcd above thee
Throughout the worlds eternal night,
I'd tcll thpc-oyc, how much love thee'
rut mol II is not with the things
Of earth 80 soon to fade away,
That the fond hearts maginIng5
" ere meant to n.ugle and decay;
And when at length the hand oI lato
Trom love and thee shall far remove me-
Tbon oply then, thouit know too late
How much I've loved, how much | love thee
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THE uEERALD OF TsUTEI.

I-7--T7 II- ~ ,L, I,, ,,,-,- Io IIvIeI inIo lLren
~. ss"',a '.,' Sor,ria1 Le Poriznn and the
Or,ha Gr,cen nnndred so,ioI nnhIirntions
'oP"", - r,, ~. ,l,rad ,lic rro.
III W, " no o,,rI N the onuse Of Trnth on MI
'''U ,,,roa,ri,od no socr,rf,n or nar,iz,n in.
,erSsls. or by desire, from selfish motives, to please
rba greatest number of readers Those which are
nor ronIroIel by some religious sect, or political
ihrrsorielv Of exclusives. are. decidedly
INK. no,,,l,r l,.s and win defend rocnusp. how
o,.,rcd,3 pnlavorably REGARDED by the mass,
,,,, rHnII'h tba honest oninions of anv Individual
If ,hey ho onro.od 10 tbe renerM sentiment
uoncc hs pe1o3icnls Of the day do NO, maintain
~ -, ..r,,l .,Il,,,nce n rrnyr a, ,la rrinrnh
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Let greencr lands and bluer Skies
fl such q wilc earth shows
With iairer checks and brighter eyes
Match Us the star and rose;
The wind, that hits the Georgian IS Ve"'
Or waves Circassia's curis,
Wat to ,heir shores the suliains salI-
Who buys cur Buckeye girls!
The rpv prisettc, whose fingers touch
Ioysis thousand cords SO well;
The dark Italian, loving much,
But more than one can tell
And EnglanG's tair-haired, bluc-eyed dame,
Who binds her brow with pearls
Ye.who have seen them, can they shame
Our own sweet Buckeye girls!
And what if court or castle yaunt
It's children lotier born!
Who heeds the silken tassel3 Haunt
Beside the golden corn!
They ask not or the courty toil
or itwclicd knights and earls---
The daughters Of the virgin soil
Our frec-boru Buckeye girls.
By every hill, whose stately pines
Wave their dark arms above
The home where some fair being shines
To warm tie wilds with love;
From base,t rock to blcakcst shore,
Where rarthcst sail un.urls
That stars and stripes are floating Ger
God bless our Buckeye girls!
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale valuable Quarter
section OF land, lying one and half miles from
Waynesbui gh and three quarters OF mile from
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downing, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, seventy-ive
of which ale cleared and in good state of culti-
vation, the balance heavily tinbered; the Sandy Il
Beaver Canal passes through the land. There is
one of the best Orchards OF grated fruit on it that
the whole Sandy valley can afford. Any person
wishing to purchase would do ell to make appi-
cation Immediately to the subscriber, living in Mag
nolia, Stark county, Ohio, where terms, &c, will
he made known, and by whom the premises will be
shown. RICHARD ELSON.
Magnolia, August 90, l846-46-If,
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From Go6eys LsdyS Book.
ny own Dear Native Lard.


1T saNUTL .. FATIEEsoS.
I've wandered far In distant lands,
Boycud tho oceans wave,
And stranger AesTtS, and kindly hands
A generous welcome gave:
I've stood among the high and great
In many lofty hall,
Where titled wealth, and glitiering ''a'e
Held joyous carnival
But, kind. and gcnerOus and warm
As were the hearts | met
Their welcome had no power 70 cos" "
Or lure me 70 forget
Nv own loved land. The memory came
II hover or stately done,
Across ny soul with magic sleem'
Of my dear native home.
Wbs, though its fields are wild and rudel
lis mountains rough and high!
And tempcsts hoods, in angry mood
And turbulent, wash byl
Il is the land Of iree-born men
Who spurn Expressions thrsll'
And every mountain pass and glen
Echo " Freedoms call
No tyrant Zoe shall ever wave
The conquering scePtre here;
His heritage cur iayhog's gave
Their offspring viii hold dear.
With high resolve, and faith sincere
a patriot host they stand,
To guard the fame, unstained ana clear
Ol our lov'd native land.
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Pronate Notice.

Executors, Administrators and Guardians &C.
counts filed for settlement in the office Of the clerk
Of the court Of common pleas, for Carol! county, o.
which may be settled by the court at their next ter
First account Of Andrew Sheridan, Administrator
OF the estate Of Isaac Barick, deceased.
First account Of Van Brown, Administrator Of the
estate Of James Graham, deceased.
First account OF John Noses, Administrator Of the
estate Of Jesse Lewis, deceased.
Final account Of William Wiley, Administrator Of
the estate Of Catharire Helmick, deceased
Final account OF Philip Coble, Guardian of John
Wanbaugh.
Final account Of Thomas Coble, Guardian Of Su-
sannah Wanbaugh. w. X. LLOYD, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Carrollton, May z, ls47.
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HARLEM SPNlN&s.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
the subscriber has now completed his buildings
and erected his baths at the mineral springs at llar-
lem, for the accommodation OF nvJ.ds, or such as
aborupd all lorms OF chronic diseases. He deems
it unnecessary, at this time, TO go ntoa detailed de-
rcripton OF the ana,caI properties OF the water
Of these springs. Suffice it to say that they are de-
signed by the Great disposer OF all things, for the
healing OF mankind. lie 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 TO call on him. The well known el-
lecls of bathing, in all forms OF diseases, can here
be fully realized The hydropalhc bath not eXceP-
ted. lnvaIids, those atorlng under chronic dis
cases. such as scrolula, rheumatism dyspepsia, &c.
will find It TO their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the rcstoratativcs there offered
or their reel. J. S. KELLER.
Harlem, September 49, l846--49-4t.
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Rnnd Notice,

Notice is hereby given, thai petition will be pre-.
sented to the trustees of Brown and Harrison
townships, Carroll coInly, at their session on the
5.h day Of June next, praying for the location Of
township road, starting at or near Dufiield Crib.
bins spring, near the road Leading from Carrotoa
10 pekin, thence west on the township line hetwceu
Harrison ani Brown townships, thro' the lands o
Chsr'e, Miller, Dufisd GrjDbins, D,nie Markham
and Thomas Cook, 10 the corner Of Thomas Whans
land, thence the nearest and lest way TO iutersec
the road leading from Samuel iIar-h's 70 Iuli
mill. MANY PETITIONERS.
April so, 1877 99-j!.
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Rnnd NOlice.

Notice ia hereby given, that there will be pe,i-
ton presented to the commissioners OF Carroll
county, at their June session, A. d. l647, praying
Tor an alteration in State road leading from Har.
desty's mill 10 New lIarrisburgh, in Carroll county,
commencing for said alteration at the line between
The lands Of Simon JennIus and Jacob Miller, to
intersecl ,he road leading to New HagerstoWn, at
or near middle fence, on the lands of the said Ja-
cob Miller. MANY PETITIONERS.
April 80, l847-2e-5t.
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Enrnl and Will for Snlc.

Situated in Perry ;owushDp, Carroll county, Ohio,
on;he Jefferson aud Zoar grade, three miles ives: o.
New Rumey, | offer for sale the farm on which !
no,y reside containing 40 acres OF land; on winch
here isa g,istand saw mills, two dwelling houses
barn. never failing spring at the door, ston'
ng.house, with other necessary buildings. PeI
sons wishing to purchase such property would Dc
well TO call on the proprietor residing on The farm
and examine lor themselves heIore they purcha-'
elsewhere. StENCEh "EDp'
February 10 lG47-l9-4t
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DIR. WILLIAM TRIP.

HAVING located in pckju, Carroll Co. o. hopes by
Ii due care and assIduous attention TO business to
mrit reasonable share OF putIic patronage. He
can be found at all hours, unless professionally en-
gagged, at the Tavern ol p. Rouse.
prkn, April lCIh, l8l7.
REFERENCE.
THIS may certify th't Dr.. VIM. Trip, has
been under my instruction for three years. and BE-
side a regular course OF Studies has during the las
year Pracuccd some with me. lie also is a young
man OF moral worth ltlhcrciorc, gives me- much
satisfaction in recommending him as PacIicnf
Physician; worthy The patronage OF generous
puJlc. JOHN ). HUNTER. Nj. D.
Ctuo'It0nO. April l6, l&l7.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Ihave associated with me in the practice ofmedcine,
Dr. Henry B. FAWcETT, who has read attentively
under my care for the last three years, and has aten
dcd course of lectures in highly respectable med
cal school in this State. lie practced with ne du-
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn, and
rave entire satisfaction in all cases entrusted to his
care therefore most chcerlully recommend him to
the confidence Of the public and the attention OF the
medical profession. J. 5. HUNTER.
March l2, l8l7-22-tf
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PLOWS AND POINTS.

THE CarolIlon, bull hal crane, true American,
and number OF other patterns OF piows, kept
constantly ON hand, or made to order, al the !oun-
dry in CaroIlton.
AIsO.--Right and left hand, CarolI!on bull, true
American, Woods improved, crane from No ID
No. 81, John Long, AlassilIon, Buckeye, star, and
Amos, every kind Of pow points, constantly cn
hand, and cheap Tor for cash. A. L. LiTTELL.
Carrollton, June o6, l846-37-tt.
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This horse can be found at the residence the sub
scrber, half ane east Of Carroton, until the first
Of July next lie is in fact, superior horse, and
calculated for the various kinds Of business for which
horses are used in this county, His breed is sought
after wherever known and appreciated. He is beau.
tiu dark dappe gray, full II hands high, and years
old next June. Farmers call and see him, it will cost
you nothing, and il he does not fill your eye, am
mistaken. LAMONT ORR.
April 90, lSI7-2S-2m,
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LCSE

On the 24th Of irril, in the yeinityof Carollton,
pocket beck containing papers Of various descrip-
ucrs. Ey person vAo viii give information to me
Of said pocket book, BY way Of letter dir cted to
Hickory Post Office, Grro.l county, .pr otherwise
uii oblige me. also hersby notify al those in
dested TO ne by note not 70 pay any such demand 70
any person except myself JAMES AMOS.
Nav Z. l647-3O-3t
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Read Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will he
presented to the commissioners Of Carroll county
a, their next session paying for the vacation Of 50
much OF the road leading from lazIugsvIIle, in
Coumbiana county, to Matthias Mcue's, in Car.
roll county, as lies between the crossroads on jon
athan Potts farm and Mix & Myers graded STATE
road, in Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 80, I847-2o-5l
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Lrnah Nnalrc.

Notice is hereby given 10 all that itmay concern,
that there will bea petition presented to the COM
missioners OF Carroll county, at their June session.
PRAYING for the location OF county road, 10 hcg,n
at John Sells saw mill, thence up McGujre's lo'k
on the north edge OF the bottom, or on the souIl
side OF tho hill, thence TO David Coppers mill
! April 80, t847 -.29-5t
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A LESF OLE LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at CarrolltOn, Ohio
on the lstd day Of April, l647
Brook, John Green g. Martin Rulv, John
Best, jackson Hcwctt, Samuel Rodockcr, james
Breck, w w. Husly, Gmue taniy John
Balnap, David Johnston, David Smith, Moses
Clair, James Kelly, Simon Southwich, Z. II
ook, Samuel Llmm, William harp w. B.
Crosse r. Adam Lewton Jacob Taylor, John
Davis, James Maple, Tunis Tcdcrs, John
ncwcl. Leonard Moor Benjamin Wilson, Anne
Elliott, Eleanor Ogc, William Whistler Samuel
Green, Robert Ptasc, H. s.. p. Watkins, |,
HENRY A. TIDGER, ?. NJ.
April Q, l8I7-2S-It.
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II IS WRITTEN

In the book of nature and Of common sense that
the natural vegetable productions OF every country
are, if properly applied, amply sufficient for the cure
Of every maady incident to each peculiar climate.
WRGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLs of the North
American College Of Health, are composed of plants
which grow spontaneously our own soil, and are
therefore better adapted to our constitutions than
medicines concocted from foreign drugs however well
! they may be compounded; and as they are founded
upon the principle that the human body is in truth
subject to but one disease, viz: corrupt humors and
that said medicine cures this disease on natural prin.
cPles, by cleasng and purifying the body; it will be
manifest that il the constitution be not entirely ex-
! hausted-a perseverance in their use, ACCORDING to
directions, is absolutely certain to drive disease of
every name from the body
When we wish to restore a swamp or morass to
fertility, we drain it of the superabundant waters;
in like manner if we wish to restore the body to
health, we must cleanse it Of impurity.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS will be found
one of the BEST if not the very best medicine in the
world for carrying out this grand purifying principle
because they eXpe from the body all morbid and cor
rupt humors the of disease in an easy and nat
ural manner; and while they every day give ease and
pleasure disease of every name rapidly driven from
the body.
The following highly respectable storekeepers have
been appointed agents for the sale of Wrights Indi-
an Vegetable Pills, of whom it is confidently believ
ed the genuine article can always with certainty bs
obtained,
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II. GRISWOLD,
Canton. Ohio,
VAN BROWN,
Carrolilon,O.
Last Newspaper CALL

Those indebted to the Subscriber are required
10 make immediate payment. All who neglect
this call will find their notes, duebils, and
accounts in the hands of proper officers for COL
lection. Aword 10 the wise is sufficient.
T. w. COLLIER.
! Nov. IS, 1886.
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Ihe Tariff. Repealed!

TOR cash, FLOWS may be had at the CarroIton
Foundry for the uiiiing sum OF foar dollars ana
a haE have a large number stocked OIL IN the
hos, and most substantial manner, and farmers will
find il to their interest to buy now.
A. l., LlTTELL.
July ST. le4s--42-H.
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J. NJ. DAYS.
ECIkEEY & DAVIS,
Attornens and CONnseAorS al LQlp,

Attorneys and COunSeiLOrS at Lao,
HAVE entered inlo partnership, and will practice
IL their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to them will re
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ng opposite the west door Of the court house.
CarrOIltnn, December s. lG45-tt
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SAVE XOUR MONEY.

IN .,ves po.s. kettles, ovens lids, CRATES Cr0'o
~ anJ eyery description Of old pot metal "IH
:. ,sceiycd y|,e' ed a, The CARRoLLIoN FoUNDEs Al
hall ee"' P'' A. L. LIrTELL.
June 90. l846-37-et