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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

mz5 5h-0d lIIstty OSpO.IIs sl1zIn I----Io-
CAUTION To DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS
" the action of Eths Allen Btllnt & Sys, In me
Circuit Court o. the United States for 40 Infringement OF
ts pssntrigb manufacture, and ssil 10 Do used
the SELF-COCKIN9 PISTOL, verdict has been given
Tor tho painua with Of u1al, and hne Of twelve
hundred dollars and injunction has been Issued against
Blunt syms 70 restrain them from MAKING or selling said
article their petition Tor lris and TO carry II 70
Washington bill Of exceptions, has been refused
The public are therefore resPeefuly eaauoned ssaIs
Blunt Syms or ary Pistols OF similar knd ss, ~ dsrs
gardng LIS caution, would make Il necessary ior NC
subscrber 10 appeal W Ihs laws for projection IN All such
cases All articles Of this kind made by Allen Thur.
Der Norwich Conn and for sale by Lhe pnne pal deal
ers In the article ia New York ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich Conn l2rh Nov. l3f5. nl6 2awaMkrh'ap
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General Totltfs.
PHRENoLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLRRs a. WELLS,
I31 Nnssau-st. n. Y.
fNA LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~;
RnR FOREIGN PORTS. -

sh FOX FORkiGN PORTS.
F- Letter Bags are open al the Office OF The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Pors, and all letters and
newspapers deposited in Ais Office will always be for
wsrded by the very esres, vessea This department IL
under the special supervision Of J. B. MOWER, ESQ.,
well for many years As The experienced and e'
Gent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department Of
the New-York City Post Otee.
Bags are now open for The reception Of letters and
papers for the following places viz London. Liverpool
Glasgow, Ireland Hsvre Msrselies, Amsterdam, Bre-
men. Hamburger Rio do Jsneiro, Valparaiso, Buenos
Ayres Oregon, Mexico Panama ST. Thomas, Kingston.
q am) Maanzss. Havana
Office open from A. NJ. TIL 10 2. M.
" Letters and Newspapers will be received at
The Tribune Office, for the psckeIshp ST. JAMES Capt
Never which sails Tor London the 18Th Of MAY az
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corre.pondepce of The Tribune.

RusHvILLR, Yates Co. April 2sth, ls47.
ne oontest is over, and all We have to do is to
as the dead and the dying and see what remains OF
nraed Humanity and contemplate the future wainss
Nvse, widows and orphans in those towns which
~ransed indulgence to certain few to cast IRE
ss and death into the very vitals of domestic hsppf
- md transform earthly paradise into an earthly
Nb the result
, ,ss, fs,es Co which last year gave majority OF
A. License with vote OF 800, this year gave No
~ BY majority of IS. and cast $50 votes.
Ssa'ssu gave jorty No Liccnse ll9. nearly to
,--Ln' year No License this License by small
Tr-<reported)
s.rssaA Ontario Co--Last year No License BY 81 {;
License BY Is. She has emphRtcaily proven recre-
Every principle Of humanity by giving this major
~, -nn Law and Order, GU, of fls votes cast The
Lss conducted on the side Of Rum by an ex'
49,; Of the Legislature from Ontario, snd was sue
r.SIn leaving Oh the field OF battle from q 10 80
49, eofses, who fell shoulder TO shoulder.
s,,ss-La., year License by majority; this. No Ii.
q, 70 Ibis result shows the blthing whitening
h a Any community that bows TO the kingy scep-
~ NrohoL Yours truly w.
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, May |.
LOVE AND ISsASlTY.-A lovely German girl,
desperately in love with groceryman up town took
carriage yesterday morning and to the premises of
the she loved and deposited her effects on the side
walk where she attracted crowd. She declared
that she could be the wife of the mas what might
She committed to prison insane, but last night
effected her escape.
FOREIGN COSyICTs-We understand that eight
pardoned conycts from Bermuda arrived here In Brit
ish vessel day or two since Two or three Of them
have been arrested and the whole will be fully
investigated.
FIRE.-A fro broke out at u o'clock last night
IN the bakery at No 265 Thirds which destroyed that
and the adjoining house.
GRAND LARcEsIEs-Two men, one calling himself
Lownds the other Madden last night arrested by
officer Relysa, charged with stealing gold watch, Wa
lued $40 the property Of Thomas Mu;'en They vero
committed for examination. Isabella Campbell was
last night arrested by ohser Van Co OF the fteen'
Ward. charged with stealing imported hats, valued at
SEQ the property of Mrs Lydia Wilcox Of 2i Spring st.
Committed TO answer.
FOUSDLISG.-A female infant was found about
o'clock last night in the area Of house Aenst II
was this morning taken To the Aims House.
POLICE Samuel Park was last night arrested.
al the Walton. House go Pesrist by officer HARRISON OF
the Fourth Ward. charged with violently beating and
robbing Mrs. Cowles. bosrder of said house, OF 81
soyereigns 81 IS In silver and one 80 bill sixteen OF
the soyeregns found upon bis person and i've IN
his mouth. He was committed for examination.
John Thomas John Mcguire and John Cassidy were last
light found on board the ship Columbia lying a, the foot
of Beekman.st When discovered they attempted an
escape, one Of them jumping overheard Upon exsmi'
nation il discovered they had cut the straps oil
trunk and broke sky light worth els. They were Sc
cured and locked up TO answer.
CoRoSrR's IYQURsTs-The Coroner held an in
quest yesterday upon the body Of William r Richard
SON who found floating In the slip at the loot OF
Morton.st Verdict deceased came TO his death by
drowning The Coroner held an inquest last night at
the Barge Office foot OF Whehallst upon the body OF
Mrs. Emene Carter of Jersey City who came to her
death by injuries received from collision Of the schon-
er Francis Carey of NewYork, with the Jersey City
ferry boat Sussex by which the ladies cabin oil the terry
boat was broken through Mrs. Carter being In the
cabin at the time pushed through the side OF the
ferry boat by the bowsPrt Of the scnooner leaving
bruise on the temple and breaking her left leg Verdict
I accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
WAYNE CO
tense. oNoNDAGA co. No Licen
virginia-Congress.

H. Tho Petersburg Republican comedies the
reelection Of Gen. Dromgoole Since deceased
by 81.
III. THOMAS S. FLoURSOY, Wing, is certainly
elected Patrick gives him a. majority, making
his iority in the District lcomplete) So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

The falngof does not prove that our community
are more in favor Of grogshops this than last year but
ia owing 10 the facts that the Loco Foco Office holders
and seekers believing their craft In danger eecioneered
for License and many OF our people being backward
with their Spring work could not be induced to turn
out. but tbs Rummies Of course were punetual
Respectfuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

T Major w. w S BLISS Assistant Adjutant
General of Gen. Tsylors Army is a native Of White
hail. Washington Co. N. Y. So says Capt Ezra Smith
in the Albany Evening Journal report is in circus
ton that be was born in New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

CF'A Post Office has been established at Block
vile, ChauauQue County, and Ela Wilcox appoint
ed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

OR NURSES ASSISTANT, newly inventeo sna vefy
Oasfal article OF he nursery, by which nfznis three
months old and exercise and themselves
10 mode highly conducive TO health decidedly superior
Brosawsy,by as imsod-i GEO. W. TUT5LE-
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- Johnsou's Toothaehe Drops.-Ths Glove
Anodyne for the immediate and permanent OF pain
remedy become inmensely popular with those who have
used iL limitations have lately been thrust upon IN.
and genuine article The object Of this paragraph Il
caution the public against al such spurious compounds.
Glove Anodyne can possibly be NE genuine article,
long and fsvorsby BY thai name but that prepared
during four or ave years by A. B. d. sands and or the
Asg year by Henry johnson successor 10 A. B. Sands
Cor VITO 10 now the sole proprietor. The ony safety for
10 be sure and for Johnsons Tootache
Drops and 10 examine the wrapper OF be VIA, ~ every
one OF Ihs genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Renember IhaI he Tue Cove AnOdyne 10 an rnmed late
cure for the violent oothAcne Of PAIN 10 The gums
,na that |! T. msnniseiarea seauins ong b Henry
~es side 10 the Granite Building Sold also Al 100 Fulton
o. II East Broadway and SOS HudsOust Price Is eenu
dls n
~ DR.. Banning's Body Brace Is an eseieni TO
h( Tor weakness Of the voice. lungs sp ne and limbs par
ucuary for dyspepsia constipation and piles with eak
OF the stomach and SIDES weakly females, fat grow
ng children and a. dlposci 70 croop and sedenlery
s.oeciAy splnsl subjects will be delighted with z &C.
ion Reference given many Distinguished elergymen
s,iitv md Srorchi,is Pamphlets and boob Common
sense" giving Information, can be bad 81 ne office fj
Broadway. lady In sttsnd.ace 90 allies III eoda
~ Orris Tooth Pasfe.-A superior ariicIs for
.sd .weeteninx The breaia warranted &c, dry
hard. Price 81 els per g9S FOR sac y
.ls1 n E..t Brosdwsy col. MHkei-st
w,,.r Cure uou.e.-Mra n s. Cove consir-
a.. TO rsesvs psden. ssr house. Isl losh-st New
YORK
riyss dirscon for The spOliesIon q ws',r Care SO
Co,arue Water, Of superior quality, on draGghi
ana In botlss on various sizes Aso, the genuine Fsrna
Cologne direct from Germany. FOR saleb
ALBERT L WINSHiP, u East Broadway,
ASA corner q karksisL
r. ID. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the States of New Yort
and Counecicnt Tsmnsny hail Dln
- T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. ~
Wail-sl Esw-York Uncurrc1f mousJ bought and sold /
sflr. n dFafa cooctod OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

rARD.-MRs PAULINA s. WRIGHT, tho secom
" ph.hed lecturer Physiology, has. In compliance
win the wishes 4 tho Female Department o. the Prison
Association Kindly c,nsenied 10 give lecture Tor me
benefit Of the Hone, on Tuesday evening May the
Apollo Rooms Broadway, commencing att 0eiocL sun
iect 3elfCuurs Tickets 81 cents, stmiiiins two per-
sons-gen-m-n ladies' may Be obsinet a. q D. Sfsn-
cis Co. 252 Broadway; Union Ofc-, lo Futonct W.
6csof the P,on Association Center e. ana :, sne Soo
G.. M. KIRKLAND,
M. BAKER,
A n. 0lB6ONS,
Vorns L,S,s. p.o.rtmsnl Of the Prison Assoeisfios
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5tbools.
80 H rEGGETrls scHooL

n '
rINHls SCHOOL, newly nKed, viii be recpened on
i Monday Msy s. A. SCI Broadway. opposite boud-st
ID will b. coniucst on he principle, hat ne hours usn'
ally sp-n wear sner year Ia the school room, are sun
eieE ID sy,irl aacslly directed and well sppled, 10 Sc
cure The beet Intellectual framing consistent With health
No lesson therefore, will be- ggen 70 De learned al home
aud hs pupil viii study only few branches Al time
enough 10 afford variety ant many ~ 10 ds.ipAe
The zenon and destroy the lnyigOr.ng sense oi pro-
gre,s when prepared, be viii take up new fuoi-ets
Much viii taught directly by The teacher bat as ne pa
p advances and The character OF study requires H. BE
will be trained u close application.
Special care will be taken cultivate the eye, he ear,
The hand and the voice Drawing and vocal music will be
taught all Those who continue through the course VII
receive thoroug instruction In The classical and French IAN
images The services OF Prof Parmenuer have been
gagsd for Frencb. and Of Mr. Jo,ePh Fasworih for
tbs Eng i.h department d,
TIE health ard morals o. the children VIII be studied
The discipline will be mild yet firm. resting 90 ne pup
s OF right and his love OF the school, his teachers AMI
bis parents monthly report viii state as neafy as POS
.ihe what las been accomplished, what neglected Inc
terms viii De s. T. IS rs dollars per quarter sccoru ng
10 the Advancement II the pupils hbersl dedneuon
will be made when more thsn enc OF family stieno.
Books and stationery viii be furnished TO hose Who are
unproyiced There will he extra charges, except ioi
careless or wfui destruction OF property The se4deHics
wear will be divided into four quariers-hree ~ twelve
weeks each and the fOurh, summer quarter, OF Ten
weeks.
Farther Information may be obtained OF MI Legge Al
his residence IS Tenhs a, the present SCHOOL rooms
l56 Efehth-st "a door east OF Broadway.
NoricE To TEAcHEas-A lot OF desks and chairs Tor
ssl- low At INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

EAsTcHEsTER Westchester Co. April %, lsi7.
Gentlemen ,-Agreeably to request send you
the late License vote Of compared with that
Of last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL


EOR YOUNG LADIEs-NRs. BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment In The course
Of the Spring and Fall would cs the attention Of parents
ard guardians the advantages offered he pupils IN los
Institution for acquiring thorough and accomplished
educaion The senior and Junior Departments are now
psced under the direction OF az able gentleman nom fhl
sdeph who has had great experience In the instruction
Of young ladies' Additional teachers are also employed
In these and the other Departments and all will be subject
"a Mrs. Baley's immediate supervision Every enor is
made render the young ladies happy and eoneDed TO
nculcsie kind polite and smisbe manners and 10 slim
ulste them constant exerons to progress IN tneir
studies by rendering them, far IS pcs,be ATTRACTIVE
and pleasant The school 10 furnished with charts maps
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Astronomy and Gsoms
try The best teachers employed In The french De
psrtment This language taught daily TO al We puP
and with the Latin IL Included In the terms for Eng ish
Tuition. Vocal Music, both Sacred and Secular, 10 also
taught throu shou the school, by distinguished Professor
The next regular Term will commence on The ls1 May
Those parents however who may wish 10 place their
daughters al his Institution before that time, Will md II 10
their advantage they viii enter The classes now FORM
ing for the Spring and Summer.
Terms ana farther particulars may be sscertaned either
by post or by personal application Mrs Bailey Al her
residence, IN Carroll place bleeckeS-sL
m26 4tAW NJ ruTh4 Saew lsip
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Legislature Of Nevy-York
...sEvESrEESTH vEEx

Tks Judiots-vBiH lei the People So h-BaHk Not Re
dezption BiR-MaHnfafuriNS Corporation BN-
Cornelius Heeuey Mr. Ast0rs old ParfR9-Ths Ar
rests Closed Doors 4e-RepnbhcGn Inies-tnmtHS
Selool or CoLls1s-TAe American Tas,tufe-H should
auits ,ri,A tie MeckaHics-Ne York O5srraf0ry- BIT
Eigkf davs bf-Te Anti Sob7 S>cOHd Thought
Common school Education G0udaus Bay. Br00klyR
Docks BiA
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nARI, kMBROfDERIEs, FLOWERS &c:
n THOMPsOS 50 Beavers f1 Just receives
hand.osoe assortment Of Paris hne Lmofedsres ron
Madame Payne, and Other wsusno~n Manufacturer o.
Paris, viz; - c.u-- o.,-a.
AIso Embroidered Cambria Hzntksfchieb, from - I
so francs each; Lace Capes, berthes, Dresses, he
Ari6ciz Flowers spring sssortmsnt gsther VITA
an assortment Of goods in the fancy line. ~ iw
CYRUS w. FIELD & CO. Importing and Con.
" mission Merchants and dealers 10 paper ard paper
rnsnDfsctnrers materials. Burling slip, Nsw-Yor
BThe highest msrhst prices paid 10 cash for 49,
bserops cuttings, hemp wsss, bsggDg, canvass grsss
cotton and al other kinds VI paper snufsemrsrs stoeA
z8 I'm
+ AMPS. LAMPS Cheaper than sver--An noe ~
IL waat OF cheap ana brilliant light vii 90 Vel 70 -.
on The subscriber, where will 10 found run s,ss
Of smps comprispg Deric, sper and gioee smPs, sS
ehosys and lsmp ,cks OF eli kads esmphsce enc sp.n
gas snerm And wkss OIL eoos al Of which WI
be sold ~ Zoe lowest cash Pfis1sc c.h.x,~>
as lms hSnELL, Ss.--
ISAAC a. REED Eas removed 70 " s0s1 Ss s s:a'
lBrssd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

FOREIGN CoSyICTs-We understand that eight
pardoned convics from Bermuda arrived here in Brit
ish vessel day or two since Two or three Of them
have been arrested and the whole matter will be fully
investigated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

- T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. ~
Wa,l-sl Esw-York Uncurreli uousy boaghi md sold
sod ana silver s1ehsns md drsfs collected Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
iumored that Fulton is chosen.
virginia Election,

HOUSE Of Dae9Gtes-(Add)
Wig Taylor Loco. Smyth .....-l
Patrick gain Il Washington .....-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

FIRE.-A fro broke out at u o'clock last night
in the bakery No 265 Thiris which destroyed that
and the adjoining house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
Correspondence of The Tribune.

~ JORDAN, Onondaga Co. April y, le4I.
ouslrr Sri see from a notice in your
- April Is that you request some friend to send
a. we Of each town. The town Of Elbridse On
a 70 nas' after hard fought battle on the side Of
H.. - aven msority for Good Order and No
hca - NJ cao n License; Yaz BErea, Ononds-
IN ~ License Caatilns, 100 do. Marcellas 40
svs earn. a. far az heard from am inclined TO
lSss majority ofthe towns have gone for Liquor.
ssssseisiss. 50 No License. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

FoUSDLISG-A female infant was found about
o'clock last night In the OF house Aenst IL
was this morning taken TO the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ NOtiec l. hereby given, that tho following
Stock " the Northwest Copper Mining Company, hsy
this day been forfeited and sold for the nonpaymeni OF as
sessmenis
so shares Issued Sept 6. 1916, 10 O. N. Sanders
Is shares Issued Sept O. l845 TO NJ. St Clair Clarke
10 shares issued Sept o, 1916. to X. :. Coke.
Is shares Issued Sept 6, l845, to ). Mcknight
10 shares issued Sept 1885, To A. II. Hsnscom.
) shares Issued Sept 9, l8i5, 10 F. d. Geisse.
"a shares issued Sept 8. 1916, 10 X. l.. Brooke.
20 shares issued Feb IL and 49, 1876, 10 x l. Brooke.
3 shares issued Feb. Is. 1896 10 G. t. Stevenson.
shares issued Feb. 10, 1916, to A. NJ. MasOn.
5 shares Issued April 3, 1876, 10 c. II. Gelsse.
a29 lw ID. y HART, Secretary.
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Hs, szASxArKrKst 9Th Month, 9th, ls47
u,.o. sskFlrs; Today there hs. been an
sss made BY the friends Of License and
''''~es 70 ssad shss TIA good rdipss tia, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
BOOTS AND SHOES

n OF THE FIRST QUALITY Al the ONE PRICE
~ cheap Boot and Shoe store, lf2 Chalham-s.-The
subscribe would call the attention Of their Gus
toners aud the public 10 general 70 their large and
ell assorted stock VI Ladies' Misses and Children's
alters Buskins Slips c. together with large stock OF
ems. BoyS and Youths Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
hich hey will ell Al the following low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ Cologne Water, Of superior quality, on drsEghi
ana In boss OF various Also, the genuine Fsrna
Coiosns sirect from Germany. For sale BY
ALERT l. WINSHiP, II East Broadway.
.iss corner q knksIsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

y. d. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner fer the states Of New fors
and Connecticut, Tsmmsny Hail Dlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

CONAN. Ont Co. April y. lsI7.
vs' osErLrf:-I inclose you tbs result of
u. % NE License question The results In favor
s,a aanssier and 10 % follows:
- ID "e votes cast were 399. and the majority In
q No License was IS In isa7 tho votes cas-, were
~ majority 10 favor of License co.
VN~nyuon Of your City furnished our opponents
MI ever to work with and the result Is
esseS sesreued BY every one who wishes for tbs
~ 49, 'emsnt Of The Human Race. Ifesr the Tempe
ssss yc ass received blow from which il win never
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ WATER Cure nouse.-Ars n Cove eonEir.
s.s 10 relieve patients bsr house Sl loth-st New
YORK =.
v,v.. dir.5n Tor Inc plicston ~ Wsaer Care $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
DOHRDTNG AND TUITION for ibI5

ID young ladies In private family in the country In ne
pleasant and healthy village VI Richmond staten Island,
within u hours travel from the City Of New York where
every attention will be given to thorough Instruction In
all the English branches together with music on ihe piano
and heir morals carefully guarded and improved The
most spectable references given For farther nforms-
ton and terms, address ). ID. STEPHENS, Richmond
a. I'm Richmond county, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

~ Orris Tooth Pasfe.-A superior ariicle for
cleansing and preserving the teeth nArdeang the gums
ara .weetennz the breaa warranted not 70 get dry
hard. Price 81 els per PoS For sac By
,ia1 n East Broadway, cor. Msrkei-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03

HALL LANTEHNB-ln great variety With rich cas
L aactstsined gass, Manufactured and for saIe BY
- DEfTZ, BROTHERS co. Iss wllialn-sg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

The Tribune Ofiee, for Inc pscEeIship ST. JAMES,
Meyer, which sails Tor London on the 18Th Of May.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
VALUABLE Farm for saIe.

The subscriber proposes 10 SELL AZ a reduced price
100 acres Of land in Carroll county, Ohio Eve miles
from CuroVn, the seat Of justice, four miles from
the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and one mile north Of
New Harrisburgh, post town on the mail route from
Steubenyille to Massillon. The land is equal IN
fertility, certainty Of production, and advantages
o. situation, to any land in said county; 20 acres
are cleared and under good fence the residue cover
ed with superior timber. Its level and has hand
some Appearance; good road from New Lisbon to
Philadelphia passes the buildings. There are on the
premises three springs Of excellent wster. The
above property Is situated in a healthy and good
neighboThoOd, convenient 10 places OF public wor-
ship, schools, stores and mills.
To accommodate or suit purchasers the east half o
the above tract Of land will be sold separately, and
an extraordinary good bargain given, for cash; 20
acres Of which are cleared an a spring Of good
water thereon. Il is situated In the heart Of good
wheat growing neighbOrhoOd. Terms OF sale viii
be very moderate. Persons wishing TO purchase
and to see and examine the quality aud condition o
the land, will be shown every attention by tho sub
scriber. OF by John Potter Of New Harisburgh.
A. ]. NEEL.
Sept l0-4S-is47.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
Cash for Hides.

The subscribers having commenced the business
Of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by VIM
Thompson, directly north OF the Western Exchange,
aud directly behind B Mosters grocery, are desi
rous o. purchasing quantity OF hides for which
they will pay four cents per pound in cash, on deliv-
cry at their shop.
ALSO: On hand, at all times, largo assortment
Of leather, OF all kinds which they viii sell at as low
prices as the same kind OF an article can be purcha
sed in this place; and they invite the public to cal
round, and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere for they intend that their leather shal
need no other Recommendation than an examination
BAXTER & BUTLER.
Csnoilton, September II, ls47-49-lf.