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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

To Hoh sexes Of The pa usn family should Al his ses
p-rspr- naturally hesithiy. To this the pores
should be Opeurd by soolhing nngeOt that Will. seupg
thus destroys, punn-s and removes impurities Of he skn
masking IN. cuucs white, Clear and healthy, aud
quenuy curing all eupuons aud dshg such 20
pimpies, hscAies, suDburn, ian mOrphe~, SAT- ihsyB
scuryy cry peAs ring worm sore heads sore boards &c
The ancient and wse Romans thus strong and hes
thy They used At tho btihs compounds Of roots herbs
and chemicals, and always sad hne cissr compeaoDs
and such eli have BY usDs case u the g-1uirs
Jones's Italian Chemical sozp-sy sain ciexr
an bOlh white and hos 81 Infants The pubic
sIred hat they ssl the genuine JOness soap al Sd
dge.s b.. ow they will hgd II Possesses all The above qua
n.iss Price 50 eenu For sale only 81 ChshsmsL T.
iyli 2eOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
Buslnces Notices.

DnNoND PoINrED GOLD PgSs-Auy style Of Gold Pea
worth having can houe ne OF ". GsE.ros Co. u
Cedar.L (up.ssirs cheaper Than anywhere else Com
moa Gold Pens - cents warranted DO. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

~ Country dealers bear mind that the original srd
only True OOursDds Italian MrdcAeo soap for IA. Of
tan gmpi.s fr-ckirs worms In tbs skin, ~Dess red
and he " hole hos; u cuiSneUus disorder. IL 10 be
had only Al Dr. FgLN Got EAuDs sole deQot 81 Wsssr
sl.p from thr cOrn~r 4 Broadway, where may
be- had his Liquid Vege abr Rouge Lily " hte Hair Dye
and other celebrated toilet preparations Remember he
place 81 Wsk-fsL Or you viii be cheated
cOunerfsits abroad, more especially In CoriandsI
lylzu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

POLICE Bridget Martin was yesterday arrest
ed by officers Reed and Moses of tha Eighth Ward.
charged with stealing stone Chils ever worth s7i
cents from Of s. W. StOn-brdge No. "a Spring -
she detained. William Thomas yesterd az
arrested by constable, Josepbs Of the Fourth Ward and
Barber Of the Sixth Ward on suspicion Of stealing a
gold watch worth SIS from pilot board the pilot
boat Mary Ann. He was locked up for examination.
William b Johnson gss yesterday srreste BY ofncer
Prince John Davis Of the Lower Police COdrt, charged
with keeping dsordorly house ~ No $40 Water st
He held b bail 10 me sum Of s50O.--.A stranger
present boarding 10 Chambers while the Battery
Wednesday evening. robbed OF his pt 'eket book
containing four 800 bank notes which the rogue
capped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

Court OF sEssrOSs-Thomas NJ Coy pleaded
guilty 10 an assault and battery Thomas Colyer'
committed this 5th day Of July. and was sent to tue
City Prison for 30 days. Robert Robinson and Pat
rick Bri-n Indicted for violation of the person OF
Agatha Durr on the 18th day Of June. then put
upon trial. The woman was proved 70 be OF dsreputs
bic character when the District Aor nsy abandoned the
prosecution and the Jury found rdct Of not guilty
The Court then djourned until this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
TY'See advertisement headed To Editors AM
Business Men

INQUEsTs-I esterday morning the body of an
unknown man. about 30 years old found floating In
the water opposite pier No N r. The Coroner held
an Inquest upon the body which had been In the water
but short time aud presented ths appearances usually
found persons who come % their deaths by drowning
The Jury accordingly rendered verdict of death by
drowning An unknown man. about IS years old sup
posed from papers found In MS possession, 10 be- a
Francis Carroll OF Albany went beard the steamboat
New. Jersey : she shout leaving Albany for this
City on "Wednesday evening while me boa, on her
passage the stranger appeared n oe In very feeble
stated very strange and At early hour yesterday
morning discovered % be- corpau Coroner Wal
ters held inquest the yesterday when the jury
rendered verdict that the deceased came his death
by exhaustion produced by disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

4, YoUs HAfR Day HAssH,-If 90, you can get &c
ARIEL. for shilings, mat will make H. az and Keep
.of clean SHAY snd beAatifu force IL to grow &c Does
sour hair fil Onf 80, shilling bottle Of Jones. Co
raj Hair Restorative will stop II snd will sven rer ne
roots nc sol1 ~ 81 mind, 81 Chathan.sl N Y and -
Fulgonst b OOklyn. iva lt,od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

Solution o. jar AN Inc anisueous liquid auNas a,is
DIE, Tor dyeing hgh red " gray hair permanently
closed Sold Al tho SIN Of lhs American Eagle ~ Ctsg
Esm..t New-fofk. Price 81 cents or o. per bouls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

UpTEp STATES Navy OTYfcE-Lsuer from Capt
McLean and from Mr.. HBlchins OF tbs superior .
c.cy of Dr.. UPRANs kLGcTUAsY In cases Of Piles
kAHHAY, June 10. I3f7
have besn Afflicted for ~lh the pilrs and have
tried without alyihing Lac permanent bahsft .Inosl
everything assuming the name " remedy. had,
matter OF course losl all condolences Ia medicine Under
mia feeling indgced-nol without reluctance coz
fsss-.o ~ phsms El,caD3 snd having used IL for
sboug lnfee according the drsctens lsd down.
had my uIer surprise, a. well Satisfaction thai every
symptom Of the dis-ase has len n. think II due ass
DR.. UDhsm aad myssf 10 make his statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
Sweet day, 90 cool, 30 calm, 90 bright,
The bridal Of the Earth and SKY -

= Hon. Mr. CRASsTos, of Newport, r. L is
at the Astor-H House. Mr.. Crsnsion hn been a mem
Der Of Coayss for several ierms and reelected 70 the
nsxi Hsss faithful and able Representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

PAISTISGs.-The auction sale of modern oil
Paintings will be continued this (Frdsy) morning at 10
o'clock at 2i3 Broadway up stairs. Sale positive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

y Joseph II Black, who it will be recolecte
was arrested short time ago the charge OF soduet
ing ittle girl, discharged from custody yesterday
She found In NewYork
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
THR CARROLL FREE PRESS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %, Isa7.

RELIEF FOR lRELAND.-The people Of "liule
Carroll" are seldom the foremost 10 commence
any projec,;-they PreferlO remain quielunlil the
piopcr time 10 act arrives, and dihenihey set them
selves 10 work with an energy and determination
thar knows no such word as fall hence while
our brethren in many other counties in the State
spend much of their time in discussing matters
upon which they are, or expectto be caleduPOn, TO
actin raising objections and cayiling about the
proper means,-lhe people Of Carroll, like well
drilled company, remain calm and firm, every
man at his post, ready for the trial wheniheday ar
rives, and accomplish in few weeks. what their
neghbors had been talking about for months 0u'
what they finally failed 10 do. This TACT has
been frequently exemplifed; but in no instance
more strongly than in the PhllanIhroPlc prolec,
Of endeavoring to relieve the sutterng' aud star
walton that has for months, and still continues tC
beset the people of Ireland. The notes Of dis
tress was conveyed to our ears in clarion tones
and, though the people Of this county were moi
the first 10 offer "aid and comfort" We feel assu-
red that, in the end, they will not be far behind
any of their brethren in PhyanthroPhy. More
than fire hundred bushels of wheat and corn are
now deposited in this place for The relief of Ire.
land, besides nearly one hundred dollars in mon
ey. This is exclusive of the produce and money
collected at other depots in the county. We are
unohIa nj this time 10 ascertain the ap1repate
amount of the contributions raised in "liule Car.
roll" but enough is already known to reflect last
ing credi, upon the symPalhies and philanthropy
Of our people.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23

HORRIBLE MrRDER.-Ths Russellvle (Ky.)
Herald furnishes an account Of the murder Of DR..
James ". Wilson, highly respected physician
Of thattown. BE was lnurderedon Sunday biehi
last while asleep in bis Office, the door Of which
be never locked. Six or seven wounds we're In
ficted on his head with an axe or a hsichet. Il
isgenerally supposed that robbery was the motive
Of the murderer, who is unknown, as his purse
and pocket book, as well as olher papers, were
found missing. His situation was not known IN.
I'll the following morning, when lie was extinct.
The citzens Of Russellvie have held q meet.
ing and appointed a committee 10 ferret out the
murderer Louisrillc Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
NOTICE

lShereby given, that have on this day March
%, A. D. l847) filed petition in the office OF the
clerk Of the court ol common pleas OF Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio which said petition sets forth that | am
the owner of town lots numbered !, >, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, Q, 35, Sc, 81 and 3s in tire town of Harlem. in
Carroll county. The prayer OF the petition s that
The following alleys and streets in said town ol
Harlem, may be vacated, TO wit: oil that part OF
" Diamond Alley" which lies adjoining TO lots No.
., 3, i, S, G. and 8; also, that part Of "Green
Alley which lies between lots No. 3 and a. also,
that part OF jackson Street" which lies between
lots No. and Z; also, that part OF South Alley"
which lies between the northwest cornerof lot No.
IS, and the southwest corner of loI No. SO; also,
that part of "Spring Alley" which lies between
lots No. 81 and 80, in said town. Said petition
will be for hearing at the next term Of the court.
ROBERT CRAVEN,
BY VAy BRowH. his Attorney.
March &c, i547-g4-6I. Pr. fee So so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23

TENNEssEE.-The Wings of Tennessee have
nominated, as their candidate for Governor, NEIL
S. Brown; and the LocoGocos have nominated
for the same office, AARON V. BRowN. The con-
test will be animated, and the result is somewhat
doubtful. The candidates have made arrange
ments to canvass the State together, and for this
purpose have appointed meetings in some sixty
counties. They are 10 ride in the same convey
ancc, and speak from the same stand TO the same
company. The Tennesseeans take the right plan
of electioneering, and, no doubt, the thing will
be "done up brOtOn" during the coming cam
paign; though the result will force one of the as
prants to regard it as "brOon business" The
election takes place in August.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
FARM FOR SALE,

THE subscriber " ish. s TO ss ,he farm, known as
the Weaver farm, lying on the road leading from
Steuhenville TO Canton, one half mile west OF the
village Of New HarrisJurgh, Carroll county. con-
anng l60 acres, 100 acres oil which is cleared and
under good cultivation. There Is on said farm a
good orchard, buildings convenient. with several
never falling springs OF water. Terms will BE-
made to suit. Possession will he given Immediately
Those wishing to purchase a farm of this descrip-
ton will do we'll to call and see said premises before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to George Abrahns,
in Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio
GEORGE ABRAHIMS.
April 8, lS47-26-tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
Plain and Ornamental Penmalship
sEERIFF's SALE

RY virtue o: two wr.ys. one u them Rg alias ven
u di exyonas, the 0Ih-r the BIB Piu vendi, Issued
out Of Ihe court Of common pleas iOl Carroll coun-
~ OHIO, end TO ms directed, will offer for sale a.
he door Of lhr rouri house in Canohon, on
E'eanesddy th< sssh day Of April, lo47,
between the hours o. tea o'elOrk. A. NJ. and four
o'clock. p. ". the fanwing real estate, 10 wiH The
north bali Of the southwest quarter Of section four
teen. ,cwu,hrp thirteen. AID range iour also, ihs
>Ou,heasI quarter OF the southwest quarter Of sec
non lourlssn, Iownship thirteen, Of rauge four,
containing ;orly acres, less, with the In
afoyemelus thereon. Token IN execution and
Will Je soii BY liz. Terms cash.
I. MCGUIRE. Sheriff.
March &C, ls47-a.-J.. Pr. fee So as.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTloN.-Th late election in
Rhode Island resutedin adecided Wing triumph.
The Wings elected their candidate for Governor
by majority of 1918 over the regular Locoroco
candidate, and by a majority of 1853 over all
the other candidates. The Legislature, so far as
heard from, stands: Senate, 90 Wings to Loco.
focos: House, AZ Wings to IA LocolOcOsi three
districts to hear from, aud one failed to elect on
the first trial. Robert B. Cranston, Wing, is
elected to Congress from the first district. In
the second there was no choice. Mr.. Updike,
the regular Wing candidate leads his LOcofoco
competitor over 100 votes, and would have been
riumphantly elected, had not some 45O votes
been thrOpn a,oay on another Whig candidate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
THE HERALD OF TRUTH.

THE Journals of the day may be divided into three
casses-,he Sectarian, the ParIizan, and the
Popular OF he fifteen hundred serial publications
in our land, know of but Two or three which pre-
tend TO he devoted TO the Cause OF Truth on all
subjects, unresiraned by sectaran or partizan in
terests, or by desire, from efsh motives, 10 please
the greatest number of readers, Those which are
not controlled by some religious sect, or political
party or other society ot exclusives, are, decidedly
OF the popular class, and will defend no cause, how
eve good iii Ue uniavorahy regarded by the mass,
nor publish the honest opinions OF any individual.
if they be opposed to the general sentiment
Hence, the Periodicals. OF the day do not maintain
an unreserved allegiance to Truth, on the triumph
OF which depends the greatest good of the human
family. The Cause of Truth demands Journals de-
voted TO her interests, through whose pages the
thoughts oil every candid mind can be brought be-
lore the public, and thoroughly Canvassed. To
supply in part, this dpsderatum, is the HERALD OF
truth projected. 1t will lie devoted 10 the inter-
ests of Religion, Philosophy, Literature, Science
and Art. 1t will tngage Vigorously in all the Re
forms OF the day which are founded in Truth, and
it will "hope all things and "brlieve all things
Tor the final triumph Of Humanity over all evil, the
only Unit 10 its ispiration will be the entire re-
demplion OF the Human Race.
The HERALD OF Truth is placed on f'm foun-
dation, and is undertaken by several individuale
Of ardent philanthropy, solely Tor the promotion
OF the greatest good TO man. they rely upon hear
ty response from those who desire the permanen.
cy o Truth and the redemption OF humanity from
vice, dPstitulion and woe.
1t contains eighty beautiful printed octave pages
and is divided into two volumes per year, OF 48C
pages each. Terms 50 per single copy To club;
Of five, $ll; clubs OF ten $50. 1t is issued month
y heore the first OF each month
Three numbers have appeared,and any one wish
ing to see it will be furnished number gratis, by
sending for it, post paid. A. l.. HlNE, Editor
JOHN WHITE, pinter, Northeast corner OF Fourth
and Sycamore streets, Cincinnati.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
LAND FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber offers Tor sale valuable quLrter
section Of land, lying one and half miles from
Waynesuu Oh, and three quarters OF mile from
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downing, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, sevenly-fve
oil which ale cleared and in good state OF culti-
vaton, the balance heavily timbered; the Sandy &
Beaver Canal passPs 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 v ell to make appIi-
cation Immediately to the subscriber, living in Mag
noiia, Stalk couny, Ohio, where terms, &c, will
be made known, and by whom the premises wi be
shown. RICHARD ELSON.
Magnolia August 90, ID46-46-tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
"TREAsoN TO DISCUSS THE WAR"

In n speech before the anti.war meeting ir
Faneuil Hall, Theodore Parker said:
"Treason is it!--Ireason 10 discuss warwick
the President made, and which the people arc
made TO pay for! If it be treason to speak agains
the war, what was it 10 make the war-to ask for
$4,000 men and S74 100000 for The war! Wby
if The people can't discuss the war they have go
to fight and 10 pay for, who under Heaven CAM
Whose business is it, if it is not yours and minei
If my country is in the wrong and know il
and hold my peace, then am guilty oftreason-
moral treason. Why, wrong,-it is only The
threshold of ruin. would not have my coun.
try take the next step. Treason, isit to show
that this war is wrong and wicked! Why, what
if George III, any time from rs to 83. had gone
down 10 Parliament, and told them it was trea-
son TO discuss the war then wagng against these
colonies What do you think the Commons
would have saidl What would the Lords saw
Why, that King-foolish as he wus-wouId
have been lucky, if he had not learned there was
u joint in his neck, and stiff as he bore himself
the pooI knew how 10 fEd il.
| don't believe in killing kings, or any other
men; but do say, in time whenthe nation was
not in danger, that no British king, for two hun.
dred years would have dared TO call it treason 10
discuss the war-its cause, its progress, or lister.
minaion!"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23

LATEST PROM THE ARMY.-Gen. Taylor, at the
latest accounts, was between Monterey and Ca.
margo. He met Col. Curtis thirty miles this side
of Monterey, and starts in pursuit of Urea
Col. Curtis going 10 Monterey.
Santa Anna arrived at San Luis on the 9th ult.,
and on the l9lh was reported TO be at the city of
Mexico.
Gen. Scott, it was thought, was to take up the
line of March for Mexico by way Of Perote.--
A battle was expected by his advance at tho Pass
of Puerte del Ray. The full force under Gen.
Scott is $4,000 men.
The loss Of the Nexicans is stated from 500 TO
1000, among whom were great many women
andchidren. The Mexcans say they surrender.
ed 10 save their women and children. General
Scott delayed opening his guns upon the city for
eight hours, 10 give The women and children an
opportunity ofwithdrawing, assuringth them of pro.
tection to themselves, and whatever properly they
might choose to carry with them. Not an indi.
vidual embraced this offer, and the subsequent
destruction to the women and children during the
bombardment, was source of the most painful
regret 10 the General and his army.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
The state of Ohio, Carroll (OEnty, SG.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Latta, Administrator Of the es-
tate VI " illiam HaTdesty, deceased, In
Nathaniel Steel.


Nathaniel Steel who resides in parts unknown, s
hereby notified that Thomas Lata, administrator Of
the estate Of William Hardesty, deceased, late Of
Carroll county, on the Sth day of November, 1886.
filed in the Office Of the clerk of the court Of common
pleas of Carroll county, and State of Ohio, bill in
chancery against the said Nathaniel Steel, in which
alleged that on the Sd day Of February 1887 the
said William Hardesty, then in life, sold the said
Steel lots number and ninety-three in the town
Of Malvern, in said Carroll county, that said Hardes-
y executed certificate of purchase to said Steel for
said lots and said Steel executed and delivered to said
Hardesty his two prornissoy notes for the balance
Of the purchase money for said lots and that there
is now due and unpaid one hundred and twenty dol
lars said notes. that after the purchase of said lots
said Steel went into possession Of the same and
remained in possession until the year lS4l, when he
abandoned the same and went to parts unknown to
petitioner, leaving no property except his equitable
interest in said lots; and said bill prays that said
equitable interest in said lots may be sold and the
proceeds OF said sale applied to the satisfaction Of
the unpaid balance of said purchase money; and the
said Nathaniel Steel is drthpr notified that unless he
appears and pleads, answers or demurs to said bill
within sixty days after the next term of said court
the said complainant will at the next term after the
expiration OF said sixty days. apply to said court to
take the matters Of the bill confessed and decree
accordingly. ECKLEY g. DAVIS,
Solicitors for complainant
March l2, lS47-22-6t. Pr fee s. 25.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23

REoUIsIToS TOR TEoofs.-Thc New Orleans
PIgayune, oflhe 81 inst. says:
We understand that Gen. Brooke received a
despatch from the War Department, day before
yesterday, leaving it 10 his discretion to muster
into service several regiments ofyoluGieers 70 join
Gen. Taylor. This order was issued from the
department upon The r'ceipt Of Col. Cuuis's re.
QUESTION Of Washinion. Il is further understood
thar nasmuch as the eris IS is past 10 meet which
the requislon was made, Gen. Brooke will wait
further orders from tho dcparmeD, Leiore scdug
10 the premises,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
CarrOIItOn High school.

WIN. COLEMAN A. B. proposes re-openng h s
school in CarrolIOn, Tor the instruction OF males and
females. School 10 commence on Monday the Sd
day Of May next for session Of FIVE months, at
The following rates: English branches, 81
Languages and mathematical Z
Those desrous OF attending during the summer
session, would do well to make application soon,
as he wishes to make his arrangements according
10 The number in attendance w. c.
n B. For the information of those al distance,
ne would say that boarding can be had at from 81
TO 81 so per week. April l6, l847-27-ti.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
LATEST FROM THE ARMY

The New Orleans Picayune of the 24th inst
announces that DR.. Turner, bearer of dispatches
from COL Curtis, arrived on that morning at three
O'Clock. He embarked ut the Brazos in The
schooner ST.. Paul, on the 18th inst, which yes.
sci he left fifty miles below tho city, and took
passage in the towboat De Soto The Picavune
learns from him verbally that it is understood al
Camargo that Santa Anna had retired from Aqua
Nueva, in the direction of Paras where il is sup.
posed he would make halt. Gen. Taylor still
maintained his position at Buena Vista.
1t is reported in Matamoras that Gen. Urea
had retreated towards the Tula Pass, as soon as
he understood that Colonel Gurus was marching
against him.
twas also said that Santa Anna was falling
back upon San Luis Potosi; but as we before said
DR.. Turner thinks he has only retreated 10 Paras.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23
mEDTCAE NOTICE.

Ihsye associated with me in the practice ofmetcine.
Or. Henry B. FAwcLTT, who has read attentively
under NY care for the last three years. and has atten
ded course of lectures in highly respectable med
ica school in this State. He practiced with du-
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn and
gave entire satisfaction in all cases entrusted to his
care. therefore most cheer!uly recommend him to
the confidence of the ptbc and the attention Of the
medical profession. J. s. HUNTER.
March -, lS47-22-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-23

TNE subscriber respectfully informs the public III
general, that he has leased the Hall Tor term oil
years. The sleeping apartments have undergone
perfect renovation-no pains or necessary ex.
penSe will Le spared TO give all who may call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully. B. w. EARL.
April 0, I847--26-lf
P.S. watch Tor boats, day and nghi--baggage
taken 10 and from the river. Iree of chaLge.