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Not for a Dav but for All Time"

StaHion's External Remedy, Hunts Ljnimsnt,
Has now given abundant evdence Of its healing
powers and proved itself the most extraordinary ami
wonderful medicine in the world. In the short space
Of two years, it has acquired reputation for curing
disease and relieving pain far greater thsH any med
icne ever discovered It's wonderful cures have az
tonished the Medical Faculty; who nsw universally
concede lis great value. They speak OF it in the
highest terms, and commend its use.
It is condemned by none. On the contrary, ITS
PRAISE Is UNIVERSAL. The cases Of cures are 50 nu-
merous that il would take volumes 70 recount theu
and it is a fixed fact, and is not disputed that As
PAIN EXTRACTOR, IT HAS No EQUAL. For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet, to be had Of
each agent Ii YOU suffer with either Of the di5eas-
for which s recommended, resort at once to lis
use and he cured For the following diseases it IS
an iniallible remedy: Spinal affections, rheumatism,
paralysis and all nervous affections salt rhoum, croun
or hives ague in the breast and face weakness of the
joints, colds toOthaChe sore throat and guinsy, ucc
rated sores incident ulcers, burns frosted feet coris
bunyons, fresh wounds =Wellings and bruises suro!-
uUus affections, musquito bites and poisons.
Thl, Linimen' is sold by all the respectable Mer-
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and by
the Proprietors at Sing Sing. New York.
GEORGE E. STANTON.
([eTFor sale al the Drug Store OF r. X-gyEDY, in
Carro.lton. November Y, lSi7--J-2m.
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great eohniy--to tax her people. collect ana
borrow an immense sum. and spend u 10 she'd
ding blood and killing men. Heaven Forbid
The war has cost Si2O OOO, 600, and what have
we gainedi Respect abroad Doubtful. Un-
~ at homel No. Fear in Mexicoi Doubt.
ful. But this we have gained: we have taught
our people to love the excitement, the glory of
war; we have taught them the lesson thar "mght
makes right" we have called into play the pas
sinn's ofa NATIONS NATURE. we have given our
people taste for blood. Enough Of rhis-let
us have Peacei By the good which Sl2OOOO,-
900 can do-by the harm il is dong-lel US i'm.
plore our rulers for peasel
But the war costs in way that money cannot
count Who will estimate, by dollars aud cents
the cost Of the broken limbs. the shattered con.
slllutons, and the legions Of crippled soldersl--
NOrtk AmTicdn.
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CANDIDATES FOR GovERNoR.-Many Of our ex-
changes are already bringing forward their favor
ite candidates for the office Of Governor. Many
worthy men have been named for the station in
various quarters, any of whom are well qualified
for the office. and would receive the undivided
support Of the Wing party Of the State. Here
tofore we have preserved guarded silence upon
this subject, and for reasons improper to mention
al this Time, must still refrain us from expressing
ourprelerence. 1t is dueto ourreaders, however,
that we should mention the names that have been
published in connection with the office. The
persons named, as far as we have learned, are
Seabury Ford, of Geauga county; Ebenezer Lane,
Of Huron; Daniel R. Tilden, of Portage; Hiram
GrswoId, of Stark, James Collier, of Jefferson;
Columbus Delauo, of Knox; and John |. Van
meter, of Pike.
Either of these gentlemen would make an ex-
cellent Governor, and could easily be elected
Without expressing any preference for either Of
the candidates we would suggest, or rather make
the inquiry, if eastern or northern Ohio is not
entitled to the man. For years past the Wings
in those sections Of the State have come nubly
TO the contest-have withstood the iercest shocks
in the battle, and in many instances, their firm.
ness alone has saved the State from falling into
the hands of the Locofocos. They have here.
tofore cordially acquiesced, and unwaveringy
supported candidates from other sections of the
State, when they had many able and worthy men
in their midst that would fill the office Of Cover
nor with credit to themselves and honor to the
State. We hope that the Wings of Ohio, when
they meet in State Convention, will think of these
things. Is it more than simple act of justice
tina, the Wings Of norhernand eastern Ohio ask,
when they prefer their claims to furnish the par
ty with its next candidate for Governorl
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N o TIC e

The undersigned, commissioners appointed by
the court Of common pleas Of Carroll county. Ohio
10 view and assess damages to claimants tor inju
nv done them by the construction Of the Sandy &
Beaver Canal" &C., hereby give notice that they
will meet on the premises where damages are
claimed, as follows, to determine the matters and
things in controversy, to wit:
In the case of Samuel Meek VS.. the Sandy & Bea-
YER Canal Company, on December 81 i847
Hugh Downing VS.. same, December o. l047;
Patrick Hull ". same, December "a, l847;
John Caress VS.. same, December q, lSl7;
Henry FisheI VS. eame December e8, l847;
William Seaton vs.. me, December 80, l847;
Lvdia V. Bever VS.. same, December 81, l847;
Isaac Crunbacker VS.. same, January 3, 1848.
Those Interested can attend on the premises
where damages are elaine on the several days d.
Uove mentioned, JOHN SHObEh'
DAVID BEI,KNAP,
GEO. A. McALLISTER,
November 10, s47-6-3t Comnissio ere.
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EAe,uior. Nalr.

!n ruruare- NJ su o i-r OF -al- rem The sauit
~ ccriH.ou plea i0r gh- rouiiy OF Ctfroil. Ohs.
% .Hsr AaEuzi sS-uI, a. D. IU4-. I -hail Offer lof
s.e on The EFHuse-, .a Narr-.ovu % in sal roanty.
On Ss'rrasy NE len q Dsccrb,r. 4. .. I847,
.1iS-rn TIE hours o. isu u'r.ork. A. a.. aui fur
% c.'ck T. u, lL- follow - f'r' -s,-I-. sIug psri
Di ib- iand- ~ HUH " .rlsafow. i.ratsa ia at
Lots numhrret p 70 and -. .r ~aii own ot Nor
i-foHn. ALSO. no out.ot ~ alart tirse srrrs
ffg'-..7g -at own. The rnrt.tons Of ssle ar
'.@-ti-rd Co Do pad tovu ~ 20. time ~ sale. 5l-.
.h'd lilu ore ytss, saA aur.thud wighiu " ,
year 'a~-rf'''r. Goot security will BE- rFquTsS
o. NE deferred payments.
JAMES WI1HERCW.
Executor o. Hugh Ni,hsrow, dscra-sd.
'"T1u. 20 3. l@l7--d-iJ Pr fes 81 g7t
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MIDNIGHT REFLECTIONS.

'Ts midnight. The wind whistles through
the easement, and sighs for The parting day.
Without all is quiet. The resplendent moon, in
the fulness of her charms, gives beauty TO the
scene. Alone, we view the village. Its inhabi-
tants are locked in slumber. The cares Of the
world, the anxietes of life, are forgotten. The
turbulence Of day, the perplexities of business,
nre laid aside. We alone, Of the whole popu-
lace, seem to be on the alert; sentinel, as it
were, upon the tower. But the chness of the
air, admonishes us to seek the fire. The night
possesses the beauty of polished marble, and all
its coldness.
Alone; seated by comfortable fire, we sit and
ponder upon the vicisSitudes Of life. What a
change there has been in our brief day! What
change in the circumstances around US! Nay!
What change in ourselves! A few years since,
our life was all sunshine. slight cloud might
chequer our path, but it was transitory, and sure
to lend brighter halo to the scene beyond
Our life was tranquil, our sorrows few, and our
wants never beyond our reach. This was the
cup of earthly felicity would that we had never
tasted Of another.
But increase of years brought an increase ol
cares and an accumulation OF troubles. The ro-
ses tha, grew along our pathway have, one by one,
fallen from the branch, and left little else than
,horns in our track. Besot win care, anxiety
and disappoin,mcnts, and with heart i'll at ease
we plod our weary way to"ThaI goal whence no
traveller returns" If VIC look at the present, al
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The OCEAN WAvE.-This is The title of new
paper, devoted to the cause of temperance, star
ted in the noghboring town of New Lisbon
The Ocean Wave is a very neat super-roya
sheet, and the specimen before US evinces tact as
well as talent. 1t is published weekly by Cor
BETT & TRUNIcK at ST per annum, in advance.
Temperance Societies will find in it an efficient
exponant of their cause, and an interesting week
Iy visitor. We wish the enterprising propretors
prosperous voyage with "THE OCEAN WAvE;'
but fear that they will experience cold bath.
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Dr.. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LTvERwoRT-The dis
covery of this article will undoubtedly confer upon
the Human family the greatest blessing that the in
ventive genius and labors of man. have confer
red upon suffering humanity in any age of the world
until this remedy was discovered the consumption
was considered as the certain destroyer Of large
portion of the human race, seizng the youth the mid
die aged, and the old indiscriminately, and pungng
them in an untimely grave. Who has not beheld
with sorrow the blooming girl, and the young man
who but few months before promised to make orna-
ments to society and the world, nipped, as it were,
in the tud and consigned to the world of spirits just
as they were appearing upon the stage of action
Fortunately for suffering humanity, the discovery of
this medicine has struck from the catalogue of dis
eases the terror of the most horrible maady that ev
er withered the hopes Of man.
Hundreds are now living in good health that con-
sumption seemed to have marked for an early grave,
who owe their preservation to the use Of this med-
cine. There has been but failure out of the large
number we have sold; refer the public to the ed
tor of this paper who has used it, besides number
of others in this town. FANETTE F. SANGsTER.
AGENTn.-R. Kennedy, CsrroIIton; John Ir.
vine, Kigore; A. F. Moore, Jefferson; c. c. Wit
ung. Canton; Doc. Lyon, Wesville; D. P. Gra-
lan, New LisOon; S. Scott Steubenvs.
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'1rns general expression o. 10 The manner 10
which I should b. d.Gs. j. is really tssiub.s
'hu' there should be DO gerry Wandering, and ma.
asyusrn BE- 1dJptad % make tie representation
rs nenry 90 al as possible. The constitution J.
moi very ex1ri 10 reference - the style ul appor-
uonmcl'. providing merely that the rapresenrn-
uyrs sha.i be- arppugnad among The cuuurios.--
10 has occurred 10 Is that the plan Of dividing aud
unIung counties 80 rs % make single districts, re-
presented by one member only IN every casr.
will BE- The most democratic and decidedly the
Iuirest. We should like 70 hear the opinions
of our brethren Of the press.-Hamii,OH hieih-
gsHcsr.
In l839-fO the Locofocos, then 10 the a7cen.
dant in the legislature, adiljgrd most so.cmuIy
that three counties might be lied Up together, in
a Legislative District, eIectiug lDinty three R.
representatives.. snd the Constitution s0Gr no in
lungnment twhseyer-ius'ance Clermoul. Brown
and Clin,onl Now, these Locolocos claim 10 b.
great expOnen,s Of the Constitution, and it might
be well 10 enquire how far this county could be
accommodated in the same way, without a yiO-
alIon oi that precious Instrument VIII some
Loroioco please enghten Us on this proposition!
u Cieuuont could not elect her own Representa-
i've In 1870, il is difficult 10 see how she is bet
ter prepared 10 DO so now. So uso Of Brown
and Clulun. II was right few years ago 10
require this arrangement IL needs some rea on 10
show why the necessity that called Tor il then is
not equally imperative now. Ii is a constitution
al question. and as We said above, the Lucos are
great on such. Lei US hear from lhem.--Cier.
mont Courier.
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Road Notice.

Notice b. harr.y given. iI.sl petition will ~
presented 10 lbn c0um'ssi0Hs's oi Caro- county,
u their next session iu December. lSt7 tor al a.
sra'o1 10 o S.ats road lssdIng from L,s-hurgh IN
N'w Cumaef.snd commonly denomiualpd "the
iodd 70 States MIL commencing ~ he north end
gi the lane between the lands o. George Barrick
and Joseph P-wrh, tGaDr- Foo a north vest direr-
ZION south Of Z0us Church. tounm.uo'rd ''ths Iu-
tInrsn lhueb,' thence 10 iu,rrs-cg the aforesaid
foad near where the line. he,woen the lands NJ
Horace Raknap and Edward Richardson crosses
he si1resard road. MANY PETITIONERS.
November 8, l847--4-5t
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SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAN.-This is the title of a
very useful publication issued weekly in the city
Of New York. Ii is devoted TO the advancement
of science in all its various branches. To the
mechanic, the manufacturer, the artisan, in short,
10 the operator in every branch Of industry, it is
a paper of the greatest importance. All new in
ventions all patents, are recorded in its columns,
with minute descriptions and faithful eplesenta-
tions. Every thing calculated to enlighren the
workman and elucldate science diligently sought
after, and accurately represented. The Scienuf.
ic American is published in form suitable for
binding and preservation; and at the close of the
year makes large volume of useful reading
1t is published by Mum & Co., al So per ahnum.
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SIIEREFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue Of Il writ of Alias Fl. Fa. issued ont of
the count o. common pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at the house
of Frederick Crissman, in Brown township, Carroll
county on the lst day Of December next, at twelve
o'clock, M. Of said day, the following personal
to wit: one two horse wagon, one black
horse creature, three mllch cows, seventyfve (75l
bushels oil wheat, one hundred and fifty (I5O) bush
els of ears Of corn ht head of sheep, three hogs
and tw nty acres OF wheat in the ground. Taken
in execution and will be sold by
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
November 49, 1847-6-2t. Pr. lee 81.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the commissioners Of Carroll county, Ohio.
at their December session, IS47 for the alteration OF
road from Malvern southwestwardIy down the south
side Of Sandy Creek, commencing for said alteration
at the bridge Sandy Creek al said town. thence
by the streets thereof southwest at or near the south
west corner Of the town plat and thence the nearest
and best way, crossing Pipes Fork Of Sandy below
Wallis saw.mill, through lands Of said Vail, John
Reed and others, intersectng the present travelled
road on the lands of said Reed. PETITIONERS
November 5. lS47-4-5t
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Henry CLAY AT LExINGToN.-On Saturday
last the Hon. Henry Clay addressed the people
Of Kentucky, al Lexington, on the subject OF the
Mexican War. From telegraphic reports of his
remarks, we learn that he not only took strong
ground against the measures that involved us in
war, especially the acts of President Polk, but
that he opposes it as war of conquest, and de-
cIared his hostility to any scheme designed TO
add more slave territory 10 the Union.
We further learn that the speech, delivered on
Saturday, was conveyed to New York, by tee-
graph, The same evening, and published on Sun
day. This is certainly quick work, though it is
with no feelings of pleasure that we record it,
The public would not have lost any thing by a
waiting until Monday.
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TRIBLTE TO CAPT. D. M. -.

Every Just thinking man will agree wi.h us that
il IS Ear more honorable TO deserve such tr buts
as the following than 10 bold my station, even
the highest, 10 the gin Of Presidents Or Kings:
From he Lexington lEy.) OLssrrsr.
Cart. c. ". Clay As 0FE, HEARTED As BRAyEl
The undersigned, portion Of rhe prisoners of
Encarnacon. fov Oursevcs-Uud we doubt nor an
would unite were they hers-iake this method Of
expressing, as well as we are capable Of doing 10
rr0r3s, our deep and heartfelt gratitude 10 Capt.
{. NJ. Clay for bis attention and Kindness whilst
we were prisoners with the enemy.
When Capt Henry made his esca0e, and The
Mexican commander, excited BY that event. gave
orders ior the massacre Of the Americans. Capt.
Clay exclaimed: "Killthe eoiicers-spare ,lle SOL
diers!" Mexican Maorran 10 him. presenting
a cooked pistol TO hisbreast. lie still exclaimed
Kill me-klll the oficers--bUt spare the men
thev are innocent" Who but &. VI. CLAY, with
loaded pistol TO his heart, and in the hand ol
an angry enemy, would have shown such mag
nsnimous self-devolionl If any man ever was
entitled TO be called ''lhe soldiers friend" he is.
lie was ever walchu aud kind towards US, a !ow-
ing every privilege that would be granted by our
Notwithstanding all orders aud commands inlO
advice and consoement; and upon our march 10
the city would take turn by turn, allowing US 70
ride his mule, that we might stand the march Of
forty miles day; divided The last cent Of money
he had with US, and resorcd TO every sacrifice to
make us happy aud comfortable. lle disposed
Of his mule, when he found it necessary, the on.
y animal he had, his buffalo rug, his watch, and
all his clothes but one suit, aud supplied our
wants. He not on acted in this manner towards
those who were under his immediate command.
but TO all; and expressed his regret that he was
unable to do more.
We make no comments upon the character and
conductol Capt. Clay. Weslare tacts,-we feel,
but have no lunguagdc TO erpreSs our feelings.
Lieut.. Davidson is also full.hearled man.
He divided with US to the last cent. CLAY and
| DAVIDSON! true and honest hearts! May heaven
restore themto thorcounlry and friends, amongst
whom we, in our own names, and for the prison.
ers Of Encarnacion, subscribe ourselves the most
grateful and devoted. A. c. BRYAN,
W. d. RADCLIFFE,
JOHN J. FINCH,
c. Z. MOONEY.
A. ARGARBRIGHT.
Lexington, Ky, Oct 90, 1847.
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Rond NOiice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be petition
presented 70 the commissioners Of Carroll county,
Ohio, st their December session. si7 praying for a
resurey Of much Of the road leading through Me-
chancstown and southwark, as lies between the north
end oI the lane that divides the lands Of Thomas
George and Joshua Marshall, in Fox township, and
the house Of John McCaster, deceased. Tie true
course Of that portion Of said road has become IN
certain by reason Of the removal Of the monuments
by which said road was originally designated.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November ). lS47-4-.t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF a writ OF Alias FL Fa. issued out Of
the court OF common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will ofTe tor sale at he court
house door in CaroIhon, on the 3Oth day Of No
vember inst, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day.
the following personal property, to wit one two
horse wagon, one buggy, two horse creatures, and
Two sets Of horse gears. Taken in execution and
will be sold by E. McMUlRE, Sheriff.
November 10, 18t7-6-2t. Pr. fe ST..
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Sirayed or stolen.

Left the subscriber, one mile west of WelIsviIle,
CoIumltna county, on the night OF Sunday the
24h of October, gray horse, ten years old, thir.
teen hands high. heavy bodied. He was raised 6
miles southwest OF Carrolhon, was used at the time
he LETT the subscriber at cartng on the Railroad.-
Any Information that will aid the subscriber TO find
said horse will be literally rewarded.
HENRY MCGUIRE.
Lodi, Carroll Co., O., November p, l847.
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SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.-We learn that
the western division of this work is now compile.
ted, and that boar arrivedal Waynesburgh, from
Bolivar, on Monday last. It's expected that the
entire work will be open for navigation in the
course of month.
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Attachment Notice.

At my instance an attachment was issued on the
9th Of November, lS47, by Joshua D. Patton Jus.
tice Of the Peace of Centre township, Carroll coun-
ty, against the property and effects of Matthew H
Roach, an absent debtor. DAVID WATT.
November u, l747-5-St.
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Tie ..Np4g-fs @ ,r- s0.g-gt 10 Carr7.ifo1, C-f-
o eOI.ly, lao, Gss here m. led. that hsy'
rsceiyrd The fgp crie o. OBJ. ssk-- iaf hs pfs@sn.
ysar. aud % lsHaII r0HmsE-e 70 scl. rfs SAM
o. Nolfsy 'Is Oh d-y o. Dasrr.Hs-. A. . 1g47
Tie u.ls o. is1ss bEs Ba 'a...vs, vzs Ca AalH
erect, an ssssssmeHt o. iUo mr-, urd unou al
a.I.r iNs 10 'fopHr'y Boz said "a. & On. uI IN
zach dollar va ua.on.
JOHN EBESOLE, Borough Marshal.
Nnrrrr.trr 10 IfE~-t-ut
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FROM EUROPE.

The Amcaican steamphip Washington arrived
at this port on Tuesday last, allerapassage of six.
teen DAYS and few hours. She had a stormy
passage and the coal in her bunkers spontaneously
caught fire, which cause much alarm lorsometime.
The financial afairsor England are in dread.
fu state. The factories are working mostly on
half Time; thousands Of mechanics are idle, and
number Of larger establishments have resolved
to close their doors. Richard Cobden was
denounced for his free trade measures and the
greatest excitement prevailed IN the manufacture
ing districts. A number of banks have suspen.
ded payment in England. The Scouish banks
were maintaining their credit. Ireland was in a
dreadful state. Assassinations and robberies
were frequent.--Scjentjfc american.
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BissCIuiion OF ParineT,hip.

The partnership heretofore eSslug under the
Grm OF GEsFa g. I0EAIue0y. fn ihr .r.'1rrg hT-r-
ness. hHe taHn s-n.rFd tg rufna. r0Gs'nt. AT
d e5ls due the a.s firm 0'e pals 20 p J. Geiger.
PAUL J. GEIGER
RDi EKT Donaldson.
CtLTn .nn. Novenl-lr -. In4E-E-2L
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Estate Of John Earn.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
teen appointed administrators on the estate OF John
EsrP, late Of Carroll county, Ohio decd All p4r-
sons indebted 10 -aid estate are required 10 make I'M
mediate payment, and hsse having CLAIMS to present
them for settlement according 10 law, within one wear
from this date.
JAMES HERINGTON, Admir-.
November !, l5I7-5l-3t.
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IIoy. DAVID WILI0T. AUTHOR OF THE "PRovI
So.'--The lIoncsdale Democrat "a Wig paper)
of3I inst, published in that section of Pcunsyl-
wna where Mr.. Wimor resides. (or rather in
the adjoining Congressional Distrcr) makes the
following remarks respecting his position, course
and speech at the late llerkimer Convention:
"Considcring Mr.. Wilmor's speech, as a whole
it is clear enough that, while with himself is
something, the success Of his party is more. Ac.
cofding to bis own showing, be stands ready TO
support, 10 the utmost Of his ability, candidate
for the Presidency, next year, who shall be OPP
posed to the Proviso provided the candidate shall
BE- regularly nominated. Since the lamented
dealh Of Mr.. SiIas Wright, no citizen of the north
opposed to slavery, stands chance Of securing
the nomination from the Locoiocos; so that Mr..
Wilmot will, beyond all question, have an op-
porlunity next year, OF illustrating his political
ducrlty.
"Mr. Wilmot is clearly unequal TO the posi-.
lion he occupies. He has neither the eminent
talents, nor the frmness Of purpose, which are
requisite 10 one who has taken upon himself f so
high duty as that of resisting the encroach.
ments of slavery. He is not The man for the E.
mergency."
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Notice.

AZ my instance an attachment was issued by /.
S Ross, Justice Of the Peace, Of Brown town
ship Carroll county. against the property and Ell
iects Of William Coleman, an absent debtor. Dl-
ted this 81 day 0l November, ls47.
JUSLPH 3. TIDEALL.
N,r r