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May not our own eonducI have gwen rise TO sus-
Picionl Have We always been eandidl Have
We been careful not 10 condemn on mere surmisel :
Have We met our adVersanes face 10 face. and ia
mild tones, kind address, soliehioUs enquiry. en-
deavoreJ 10 faihom the cause VI our unfonBBaie
MISUNDERSTANDING Have re offered every hing
fair and hoaorablei Have we alEays Done un-
10 others as VIC would that they should do unro
usl" Have we ksPta "bnd!e upon our longuel"
Havsw dealt 'exucl justice unto all menl" II
we have done oil these things, and siill find our.
selves Misunderstood, tho faults are the acs Of
others; no, ours. We may feel The force OF sew
cred friendship, sighted affection, or unrequiusd
ove bur lei US not form our opinions too hastily.
"Thsre are moreIhings in Heaven and earth ihan
are written urPhilosOPhyi" and lhefu'urswill
unravel mysteries now beyond our eomPrehen-
sion, and enable US 10 discern clearly Ob,scis now
enyelOPed in fog. Let US fairly place ourselves
in The right; let US perform our own duiy; and
leave time TO soften anlmOsities and sllay Preju-
dices. olher Services are required Of u.s. 9th.
er tasks to be performed. Let Us ply ourselves
diligently to the work while it is day, for we
know not the hour we will be called hence.
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PgOSPkClOs ~ sifE
.CONGEEssIONAL hEGIaREus

With thr somntne.ns4t ~ ,hs 30,b eanso -.
- f'"P"-e % eoaiuus ~ CoNss sgtyIoEAE ktsrs-
TEE On Tie ss''e P'aT pulishs,i during sle vet
srss.o4. u = r"Utain sal ana atcntase report
o. 'hP luslnss- piUr'Cdirgs Of crfF =. Iogelher
villi sketches of hr Dictates vhiss tgks p'Are in
eiel house. The neat coaKi.ss win W. one OF lie
.sos important which hss is..uiLh3 ct Sesrs, add
plete LsJaly Of their rfee- fihgs, and n such p
LOw PEfCE tfvriy PRISON slo takes IN ia.s rest
~ Ghs acls o. sha. oily can Prortre eopv. Il
Iei.sysd hat !ba I.Is-s-ion ct ths 50th enHapss
will continue al !fsN Ei5Hr HOSTHsi snd Ee here
lore propose 70 a. e vsrkit. o. auisfhnosh sheet.
oe,5Vo To- u. lhes 2rdCesaiHgs % hv unpleeeders-
cd =Tais q Oh 0oLAkE ftB corr TuA InL sEssIVA.
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Notice ,s hereby gwen la. There Wu petition
pfesentsd 10 the CONN ,siOu-r. of Cin1r county,
Ohio, u their June ssss.on, iD47. ano thn splsa-
ton will be made 70 said comm s.onefs ~ the D.
e~fnisr session. iB47, o. III rs-sld.hmsnI Of ihe
GLOWING alteration Of me state road isatHg lfo.s
iludesy's mlll, "a e T.oi county. 10 N'E lltttis-
5urgh. Ia sid county; CONN IN ing Tor sid a..
y lo1 a. the line brsVeeq iaa .aI4s Of Sireon
Islnings and Jaeo5 y e. 70 intes zee, he Ioso r-
dung tom N-W Hagsrsiown a. o. near middle
fence On the land Of Ihs said Jarob Miller.
MANY PETITIONERS.
nctnhet % 1aA7-a-4,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-29

Or. TAYLoRs BALsAM OF LIvERwoKT.-T un-
paraeled long tried chrono-hermal remedy is daily
making new and firm friends. physician called
to-day who is connected with the surgical department
of the New York Hospital, and who, after having
consulted in vain some of the ablest Surgeons on this
continent, was induced to use the genuine Balsam OF
Liverwort direct from the Office, 375 Bowery. The
bottle is not yet exhausted, and his words are Your
medicine, sir, is a most astonishing remedy. had
no faith in it at rst but there is nothing in the world
like it. 1t has proved, in my case, perfect specific
mix twot easpoonslu in half tumber of water and
sugar, and its taste is delightful and very similar to
old Madeira wine | shall commend it with conn
dence" He bought another bottle for trenn,-
There is hardly hamlet, village or town IN the Uni
ted States where there not more or less cases o.
consumption, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh' liver COM
plant, splitting blood pain in the side, consumPtive
dyspepsia, &C., &C., cured by DR.. Taylors Balsam OF
Liverwort See DR.. Leeds signature to the label.
We have numerous testimonials from doctors, minis
tiers and other respectable individuals all the
country, corroborating its wonderful efficacy in the a
boye diseases, also in cods coughs and curing chill
dren. 1t should be in every family. For sale by
AGENrS.-R. GeanedIr lSn0lIOnt-
:
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THE LESSONS OF THE ELECTION.

There were some of tho occurrences, at the
recent elections in this State, which should be
noted for the political lessons they teach.
Take. for example, the county Of Morgan, and
,hO, Senatorial district There, what is called
,he Democracy, nominated Major oGvounleeri
as n candidate for The State Senate, and thought
No, only to elect him, but elect him by large
maioritv. But this was not enough. To make
nll ,ure. these Democrats adopted the "Na'onal
Reform Ticket" nominated by what was called
,ba Working Mems Cary. Here was combi-
nation of D amocracy, War, and Reform, they
thought strong enough to carry anything.
T6e Wings on the other hand, nominated n
member of the Society Of Friends, who was ex-
acllv an,i.War, but strongly Conservative. Not.
wi,bs,anding this formidable array, the people of
Morgan elected the Wing Ticket. They would
no, have War or AgrariaGism.
Whnt was done in Morgan county was done in
,ho District. The candidate for Senator, in the
three coun,ies Of Perry, Morgan, and Washing.
ION, was counted on, with certainty by the War
Democrats.
The Marietta IntelligenSer says:
Major Love was nominated as candidate for
che Senate, with an expectation that the War
apirit would elect him by an entirely unPrece-
deDted majority. For weeks alter The nomlna-
zion the Wings were iaunted in this wise: "You
nay this Mexican war is not poPular-now we'll
orove that it is. We have nominated Major
who has served in it: now, beat him il you can
The Major came out at the little end OF the
horn. Perry county gave diminished Demo.
cratic majority, and Washington q greatly in
creased Wing majority.
The county Of Montgomery may be taken as
.rother example. There, as elsewhere, it was
Soucht TO make something terrible unpatrotc
~, &c Messrs. Schenck and Corwn's speeches
sSo;ns, ,he War. Traitors, Mexicans, aud all
&c" nIsssant terms in which the vocabulary OF
1'o pproco;sm is affluent and learned, were EN-.
nIovad with the idea that the people could be
,mSosed uOon by this sort of hummery. The re-
sult was a better Wing majority than that coun-
~ generally gives at local elections:
Fake the counties of Dark and Shelby for an-
o,her example. There the Locos succeeded last
wear. This year we have handsome wing
majority.
Moreover, Belmont county is another exam
The Belmont Chroniclesays:
Bu, The result is gratifying, because of the is.
.,,o. involved in the contest. In ahe nomination
ecC,n,a;n Patterson, The War question was rails.
u I'D ,be s.Citizen," the organ of the iickel,
er,oio;med H., and the Tax law, as the great
Pp,,a.,;ons 10 be decided, and we were not back.
ward in accepting The issue.
Cant. John Patterson, late OF the army Of
Msx;co. was found in lhe rear guard at the elee
49,, although We do not doubt his gaIlantry
would bsyo carried bin sO 'hs advance guard III
hatls.
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a LIST OF LETTERS

Rem aiming IN the Post Office at Carrollton, Ohio,
on the lst of October, lS47. If not taken out be-
fore the lst of January lS4S, they will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead letters.
Briceland, John Hewitt, George Mcdowell, W.T..
Baumonk John Herald, Michael Mills, John
Burdge, John s. Hudson, Peter Mixion, A. H.
Boulk, Capt. Heidel, Felt Norris, George
Buck, William Hoff D. Neely James
Best, Mary NJ Harsh, George Neely, James R.
Barclay, John Johnson, Jas N. Orin, John S.
Beadle, Abner Jackman, Edward Peaseco, Miss
COlthread, John Karn, Adam 2 Plu, Daniel
Cook Philip Kappenburger,H H Pugh, Catharine
Close, Joseph Kester Jacob Richardson, Hen.
Chamberlain, d. Kochler, Robert Ross, James H,
Canady, Andrew Lanbender, Mr.. Runion, C.
Croxton, John G. Lane, Susan H. Shearer, D. 2
Deford, John Sr. Lebean, Charles Sheppard VIM.
Dufield, Jas. w. Long, Joseph Sperth, JOhaner
Eagge, John Long, Elizabeth Shaw, Charles d,
Fishel, John Lloyd, John Sanendecker, H.
Fisher, N. B. Lamport, NJ. G. Shoup, John
Gates, Eli Miller, Isaac Simpson, Eliza
Grunder, Jacob Miller, Rebecca Toot, George
Gerhart, E. V. Myers, VIM Jr Vanhorn. Daniel
Graham, Robert Maple, David Wesely. Sarah
Green, George McGavran, Mark Wece, Adam
Green, Israel Miller, Levi Whitaker, Mary
Huttlemere, Geo. Marsh, Roswell Wilson, Thomas
Heath, Harbert 9lilier, Henry Wagner, Henry
Herald, Jacob Mamessmore, M Wells, Henry o.
Hauk, Andrew Menser, John Williams, Thos.
Henry, James Murphy, Jas. C. Workman, Nancy
Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say that they are advertised.
H. A, sTTDGER, p. NJ.
Carrollton, October 8, ls47-52-St.
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Probate Notice.

Aeeouaso Of sxscutois, adntuisira.ors and guar
disns, fled IN lhe Office Of the CLERK Of the cOuri o
common peas Of Carroll county, Ohio. which nIay
be setlled al the next term oi said eoar.
Final account Of Aaron Eot. Exeeugor of-ihs
esiats nj Mary Egs Ysni deceased.
Final account Of John Niven, executor on tie
estate Of James NiVen, dereaspd.
WR LLOYD, eek.
Clerks 0fiee, Carol:on. October u. Ie47.
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Distant subscribers may forward ~ money By I's-
Ter. The postage on which vii BE- paid hy us, aud al
risk Ass umed by OuIseves ~ iJs sale transIHsson
PostmasteTs are authorized 10 act a. our AGENT;
and byserding u I've Daily subscriptions with $50
nrlnsrd. o. i've Se'ni-Wrrky subscribers With So
enclosed, or five Weekly subscribers with $40 er-
closed, will "a entitled 70 one copy OF The same p
ti.iOn a. they furnish US subscribers Tor, GRATIS.
NyTcE-Neuspapers by publishing our pros
ppcius. with this nolce attached, until The isI o(
December hfxl, will receive. during The next ser-
sion Of congress, the Congregational Register and
Tr-Weskly Union. RlTChIE L HESS.
Washington, October II, 1917.
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Notice is hereby given, that The undersign med has
been appointed administrator on the estate OF Henry
Casteman, late oil Carroll county, Ohio. deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment. and those having claims
against the same, to present them, legally proven,
Tor settlement, within one year from this date.
DAVID CASTLEMAN, Admir-.
October Is, I847e-l-3l.
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Holding over, Wings, Locofocos.
Adams, Highland and Pike-Jonas R. Emrip.
Allen, Puinsm, Mercer, Vanwer, Paulding. Def.
snce, Williams aud Henry-Sabn Scou.
Ashlabula aud Lake-Brewsler Randall.s
Athens and Megs-Horace S. Horton.'
Belmont and Monroe--Edward ArchbOld.
Champaign, Logan, UniOn and Hardin-Joshua
Judy.*
Clermont and Brown-Benjamin Evans.
Clinton, Fayetre and dGreene-Franklin Corwin."
Columbana-Fisher A. Blocksom.
Cuyahoga and Geauga-Franklin T. Backus.'
GalIia, jackson, Lawrence and Scioto-Wiliam
Kenda!.+
Guernsey and Coshocton-Peter B. Ankeny.
Hamilton-James H. Ewing.
Huron and Erie-ThOmas lIamilton.'+
Muskingum-CharlesB B. Goddard
Ross and Hocking-Wesley Claypool.'
Richland-Barnabas Burns.
Tuscarawas and Cqnoll-Alden /. Bennett
Washington, Morgan and Perry--lsaac Haines.+
Wayne--Andrew II. Byers.t
Wings l9, Locolocos II.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams and Pike--Amos Corwine.
AShiabuIa--Stephen H. Farrlngon.F
Athens and Meigs--Robert G. Mclean"
Belmont-Mler Penninglon.'
Butler-John Clark.
Brown--James H. Smith.
Clermont and Brown--James c. Kennedy.
Clermont--Shepherd F. Norris.
Coshocton--Joseph Williams,
CarroII--George Hardesly."-
Champaign and Union-Jesse c. Phillips
Clalk--Charles Anthony.*
Clinton and Fayeue-James Carolhers.+
Columbiana--Jumes Patton, Joseph F. Williams.
Crawford and Wyandoue-Michae Brackley.
Cuyahuga-Theodore Breck.+
Darke and SheIby--Jacob S. Cocklin."
Delaware and Marion--AlberI McWright.
FairfeId-Salmon Shaw, David Lyle.
Franklin aud Madson-AarunF.P F. Perry George
Taylor"
GaIla and Jackson-Ansem T. HOlcOmb'
Geauga-Anson Matthew'S
Greene-EIias F. Drake"
Guernsey-Willum Morrow.
HamiIton-Edward L. Armstrong, VIM. F. Con-
verse, VIM. S. Smith, John B. Warren.
Harrson-Samuel A. RUSSELL"
Highland lillian H. Trimble.+
Homes-Jarob Worries.
Huron and Erie-Samuel Alherton.*
Jefierson-James Mckinney.
Knox-EmmeIt w. ColIon.
Lake-Ab- Kimball.+
Lorain-Elah Park
Logan and Ilardin-William Lawrence"
Licking-Roberl Frsto.
Lucas, Wood, Ouowa and Hancock-Emery D.
Potter.
Naturalization 6. Blake.+
Washington A. Weston
Morgan-lsraeI Robinson,+ John Balm"
Muskingum-A. S. B. CuberIson,* Abel S. Ran.
daH.*
Montgomery-Dan. A. Haynes" Thos. Dodds.+
Mercer. Allen and VanwerI-Cyrenus Elliott.
MonrOe-James Johnston.
Peny-John Lidey.
Pickaway-Thomas Huston"
Porlage-Wilam Goodman.
Portage and Summit-Amos Seward.@
Prebe-Joseph S. Hawkins
Putnam, Paulding, Henry, Williams and Def.
ance-Narhan NJ. Lands.
Richland- Musgrave, Daniel Brewer.
Ross and Hocking-Joseph A. GreeuO.f
S.neca-Warren c. Noble.
SIark-John S. Cock.
Sandusky Matthew NJ. Coe.
Summ--Peter Vors.+
Scioto and Lawrence--Elias Nigh
TrumbuIl-Joseph Trues1ale,f John Harring-
ton.+
Tuscarawas-Ezra Branard.+
Wushlngton--George W. Barker'f
Warren-Robert Wilson,
Wayne--Michuel Totten.
Wings SO, Locofocos 33.
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Minerva, Stark county, Ohio,

3Oth inst, about one hundred in and cut lots in the
fourishing village of
Minerva, Stark county, Ohio,
Situated on the Sandy & Beaver Canal, Just now
completed, and which will be opened for navigation
in few weeks.
Tie town of Minerva has been for years past a
place of very cons derable business, and WILL when
the canal becomes navigabe, command the trade Of
great scope Of fertile and well cultivated country,
from which roads are made in every direction lead
ing to 1t. The neighborhood is healthy abounds in
good timber, stone coal of the best quality on this
side of Pittsburgh clay TOR building and ire bricks,
and good building stone.
Among the sales to be made are number Of
Ware House Lots,
Situated on the two spacious canal basins already
constructed ALSO, sixty or seventy handsome
building lots, beng all the unsold lots in the village
plat suitable for stores, mechanic shops, and resi-
dences.
There is in the town an excellent merchant mill
OF four of stones, foundry for castings of eve
ry description needed in the western country boat
yard and machine shops, all doing good business
For health, beauty of situation, fertility OF SOIL and
advantages OF trade ard business, the town of Mi
nerva and its neighbr rhood will compare advanta-
geously with any other place in northern Ohio In
dsputable titles will be given, of which evidences
will be exhibited on the day Of sale, when terms Of
purchase will be made known
A. LYNCH, Administrator,
With the will annexed of VIM. Christmas, decd
and agent of H. B. Curtis
LEWIS VAIL, Trustee
OF j. Whitacre, ]. Pool, and the heirs of VIM.
Christmas and VIM Hogg, decd.
October 8, lS47--52-4t
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NOfice.

At my instance an attachment was this day issued
by Joshua d. Patton, Justice of the Peace, OF
Centre township, Carroll county, against the pro-
perty and effects of Michael Hawk, an abscon1ng
debtor. Dated this 2nj day OF OstIber, A. D.,
lS47 JAMES A. LEE. .
: Oct. 81 F -..- ...
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COTTuN YARN.

large LOT of cotton yarn of the best quality, just
- received and for sale al the cheap store ol
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrnltcr, November 6. 1G46-t'.
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The Weekly Union for ike Session.

Tbs publcasloi + cot only lhe cREIfEST. bBt %
conRlns ihois valuable tFad'ng niu'sr than = ~
be found IA any o,ner Wsty published at he sans
wice IN the eOInry. besilSs sire pel'uss Of The
day. it Contains all The LAIEi VD INroRrAST sEws,
bosn ToEEIeS and DoEEsIIC; emo iis coNNghefkL Ar
T!cLEs are not equaIltd 1t viii Slso contain
eolnpl sYSOTIIcAL summary Of tie PsoeetdinRs
OF oo.h houses OF congress, and he iurishrd to
subscribers al the low rate of ONE DOLLAR AsD TWIN
TT-TvE cESTs PEE cory TOR THa SESSION
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PosINAsIEEs, ~ SEEDING us five suhscrUers ior
eiGher OF The above publications., will be entitled 70
one copy Gratis.
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ui-weekIy durIrg The sessions oi congress,
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30. Is4'

0tTThe fall term of the Court Of Comm II
Pleas will commence in this place on Monday
next, the lst Of November.
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STONE WARE.

4 good assortment OF stone crooks, &c, on hand
a and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carro.lIon, NqyeRheS 8, is4s-t,
- .4,s@%.~s :. -,
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II. GRISWOLD
Canton. Oh o
VAN BROWN,
CarrolIlon,O.
BROWN q GRIswOLD,

Attorneys and COunSellors at Lar,
Ofic4 in tnr court house, Carrolon, Ohio.
March 90 I844-tf
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS.

The subscribers will offer for sale, on Saturday the
S0th inst about hundred in and cut lots in the
fourishing village of
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These are not results brought about by
votes OF IoUHS, as some imagine. II Is the ,
mers' votes, The honest Yeomanry Of the St
which determines is political destiny. II
the following examples from Washington
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OHIO LEGlsLATURE-Is47-s.

The following is correct list Of the members
chosen al The recent election TO the next General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio. Those marked
with a star, are Wings. The Senators marked
thus I, we're elected to fl vacancies, and their
term Of Office will expire aIIhe close Of the session.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

srtmF foR ToornACHE.-Sone yeau since
found the following receipt IN highly popular
dental work, aud having used il with the most
gratifying success from that time TO the present,
ia common cases Of loo,haoho il strikes me-
may be instrumental IN relieving some suffering
by making II pubic.
Take Sulphuue Ether or
Puyedzed Gum Camphor 3 draoms
do do Alum 2 do
MiE aud keep tightly cofked. Wet little cot.
Ton or Int with tie mixture, aud upPly il 10 the
seat Of pain.
This preparation having been simply the result
Of scientific investigation, and not having been
obtained from either the Indians or Afats il is
recommended 10 cure the toolhaohe arising from
local Inflammation, du about three cases out Of
fgur in less than five minuies,) but so far as the
~ * Of this article is aware has not been known
Lo,os oYeuralgie e.-oonsumption--to reset
budy."-Hargs,' "S %ogggnd JS',1' '''' anu 'O'A WV
II PRErros, Dentist.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
Ne G00dsI

FENllE subscribers are now receiving and open-
u ing large and well assorted stock OF goods
suited 10 this market, which have been selected
with great care, and are now offered to purchaser.
at as low prices and on as good terms as they can
be procured elsewhere Our stock is general, com.
prisihg Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Cutlery, Saddery, Clothing, Hats, Boois and
Shoes, Crockefy, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails
Castings, I'nware, Carpenters and Blacksmith
Tools Groceries, Sc, sc, Sc.
A. BLOCK & son.
Washington, Arb, April 90, lsl7-2O.I
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
trkaIisas.

EurffHnf.
~n's $ psEH.--liilla Rock, post oiiiee.
S,rreiary ~ .Sia.s.
Sip r. GtsfH,- Latte Rock. posl eiies.
AH5H1r u Pubiir Accounts.
uis n, CosN.r,--lAlilt Rock po,i office.
Treasurer.
.srrt An,ns.-Litile Roek. post eiiiee.
Jpdc's = ihs svJffmt Caurt.
homes johnson, Chisf Justier, GoIIsfeville
sac county.
illamson ; Oldham. associate Iuslior, Fay.
eddie, Washington county
dian Conway u. associate Justice, Bates.
Vi. Independence county
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
COpartncrship Notice,

fENliE undersigned having this day associated
! with himself In business his son DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be conducted
at the old stand in Washington under the style Of
A. Block & Sos, lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return his sincere thanks to his old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended To him, and assures them that
no ekertions will be spared to merit a continuance
OF Ii by The new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK
Washington, Ark, April 20, Isl7.2O.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
Gin llaniIfaciorY.

Twill undersigned ary now manufacturing their
Il impro'ad COTTON GINS al Minden, La,
and are proposed to furnish planters with superior
tiu'stands, mao, aftcr the latest and most i'm.
proved plans. THY will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within l15 miles Of Minden. br at
Washington, Columbus o. Fulton. Arkansas. frce
Of any additional cost An ofaers from a distnnc.
will be promptly attended TO- l'ir any information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gnp ,hey'--lsr IA
Gen g. d. Royston, William Crabtree sf William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ lie.
may, b, Strickland aud A G. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY 4 SHIELDS
Minden, La, MAY 10, lsl7.93f
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
UPPER RED RIVER PACKE
n. II. Morgan,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLoTBlER,
As just opeu,d a fresh and splendid assort.
ment Of new goods Of the latest and most
fashionable styles, which he is prepared to manu-.
iaciure into every variety Of genilcmcn's wearing
apparel. lie las also an assortment, Of Hats,
Cfayats, Handkerchief, Snspendcrs, Sc, , blcaohed
and brown domrsiics, plaid linscy, kereys, Irish
linen, prints, jeans alpacca. ilannels, sc, al Of
which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
shop In Suyan's Hotel.
Washington, May 10, lsi123.ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
Medical .HLicc.

nuoIUns Il. a. BRUNSON & p. n
- BOOKER, 1a-.ag associated tbcm.eIyes
IN the practice Of Medicine .4spceirpIiv ,enJc,
thev services to the community. '''''''
OhGe in Columbus, Hampstead county, h.Ls
r. > Those who have been laborinp under
chrome ulses-. Of long standing, may find il 10
their interest 10 oll and rec them. ID
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
From Mrs. 0Pie's POsms,
n.-.. N In

TIE ORPHAN BOYS TALE,
Stay, lady, stay. iar mercy's sake,
Aud hear helpless oIphau's tale,
All snfs ny lasa musi PITY wake,
'fIa Waat that makcs my check 10 pale,
Vet was once mothers pride,
Aud AZ brave fathers hope aud JOY;
But ~ lhe Niles proud 6gh, he died,
And an nov an orphan boy
fool iaoiIsh el.ildi how pleased was
Nhen nsMs al Nelson's victory came,
Along Ihe efpWdld strreis to n.y.
Aud zee lle lighted Windows ilame
To force me halnp my mother sought
She could nal bear 10 see my joy;
sfof with my iaihef's life twas bought,
Aud luada me a poor orphan boy
Tie peoples shouts we're long aud loud,
Nv maIhff. shuddefins, closed her ears
sRsia.oal feiaise sill erred the crowd;
My neither answered with her tears,
aNhy afs ten crying thus said !,
~ hue ethefs laugh aud shout with loyi'
She klssed lae-and with such d SIGH
she eallad me- her poor orphan boy.
aWhat q an orphan hoyfH cried.
As Ia her iaee oakrd and smlrd;
Ms maIhef through her tears replied,
"faul know too soon, N ialcd ohild!''
Aud naR lhsy,fe lalled my m lher's kuoll,
Aud I'm no mofe parents ioyi
D, lady. have harmed too well
What Is 10 Be an orphan boy.
Oh. wtie by yoar hoauiy fed
Nay, gentle laay, do net chdc-
Trust me. ! me au Ia earn my bread;
The sailat'a aIrian bog has pride.
Lady Yaa wesp.-hai-lhis to me-
You'll give ne 81 thing. food, employ
I.aok dusn, deaf paTsHia' look, and svo
Your happy. happy. orphan boy