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A. B.-Call Mt 40 Beaver street.

Happiness the Aim OF AN.-Hnpplness II
doubtless the Of all The question is how shall be OBJ
.aned1 cannot be denied that Indispensable condition
and father the wife and mother and children The wife and
nothe is subject to many complaints incident to her
from which the husband and father ee it is thus that
her often dragging out scky existence painful 70 con-
and a of the companion Of his BOSOM and the mother
Of his children, avail himself Of The Married Womans r
Medical Companion" by Dr. A. NJ Maurceau in which
he will find treated Of which he should
ignorant. Office 1879 Liberty street. 3tTuTh&Sa
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The Married Woman's Private Medical

The Married W0man's Private Medical
Companon-By Dr. A. NJ Maurceau Professor of Diseases
Of Women. Second edition Price ST.
The demand for this important work of which
sod has compelled the issue Of edition
female Ee1'aS sTFy Th1hs %nrs,s S %
under the American Museum 2o5 Bosdwsy aud by Dr. A.
York: Zeber Co. Of Chestnut and Third streets
Pha. c. +. Fisher Richmond, Va; Geo. Redfeld Troy.
Little & Co, Albany. 49, .
On the receipt ST. copy will be transmitted bv mail free
of postaee 10 All parts OF the United States j2l Eat exS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

NAvAI.-The ine-ofb battle ship Ohio, Capt.
Stringham, for the Pacific, ria Rio de Janelro,
was towed down the bay yesterday.
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our rroou. and the streets.

s,rYou will confer obligation on our &C lders ~
sr o,,r ctzens not to water the streets on days OF
parade The mud makes the marching very painful,
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Nrw YoKK, June -, 1877
80 e a EDITION OF THE HERALD.
your paper Of yesterday statement is made that
NJ. pm u propulsion used In the u. s. steam vessel
, u1s 20 Dc changed. II Is due In justice to the
VI me plans used In said vessel and also to the
"us % mecnanca science, that publicity should be
sven 70 tne iouowing statement.
roposaIs nave been made to the War Department by
n'eresteo In the plans used the Virginia. that
al the necessary alterations will be made allowing her
principle OF propulsion to remain the came Which
are required, In order to make her one OF the most
emcient steam vessels belonging to the Government II
the vessel does not give entire Satisfaction after said
alterations are made charge will be brought for SER
vices rendered Why the Department, under the able
management OF Gov Marcy has accepted propossls
very reasonable and at the time promisips i'm
portant results in mechanical science II strange ind
II is admitted by those who have made the nro
posas above referred to- that the Virginia In her
sent state 10 inefficient This does not however bv
any means prove that the principle Of propulsion is In
the least deficient when properly applied is also ad
mted by the inventor that the wheels used In the
Virginia. not driven at the proper speed there must
necessarily be loss Of power but II the speed and me-
chanica construction properly arranged there can
be better mode Of applying power when water Is the
base to which the power applied to give the impulse
Mr. Adrich the inventor Of the plans used in the Vr
ginia and his associates. have made proposals to the
Navy Department to build a steam vessel which shall be
superior for Service and have greater speed taking
the distance from port to port than any steam vessel
that has been built by the government, and be
nomca in the Of fuel provided that II this Is DONE
the will agree to take said vessel at stipu
lated price when finished PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
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The Chancery Sale In Partition OF $40
Lots on 10th and llt Avenues: 4snd asid and 4th SIS:
tThursday) June 24th commencing at IL o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange under the direction Of Philo T. Rug
Ell LUDLOW SEQ.
81 Wall st, Auctloneers,
Where Mans he had.
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Omnlbusses. The Gazette OF the Union II
exposing in series Of witty ARTICLES the unnecessary and
omnbas:es in this city The humber Of the "0szene" fer
buses, which hope will be needed by them We
mend the article referred general perusa The Gazette
Nassau street stairs Il will be found in other
Young Widows" com nenced in this weeks number, viii
produce a sensation among the ladies.
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VISIT FROM THE BosToN FIREMEN.-The Boston

VISIT FROM THE BOSTON FIREMEN.-Ihe bostOn
Bee, of the 2lst inst, says:-
We are informed that Engine Company No. IT, one
Of the efficient company of fremen in the city In
tend visiting New York next month. They will leave
here Monday afternoon, July l2th by the Eau River
in .Hremcns uniform. The company has procured an
entire uniform, and doubt not It's fne appear
ance will somewhat astonish the Gothamites We De-
ieve this is the first Boston Fire Company that ever
visited New York and bespeak for Its members re-
ception In keeping with the known hberaty OF the New
York nremen.
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Broas, the Fruiterer, In Park Place, has a
splendid lot of Pine Apples.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

discovered coorng human hair is Bachelors Instan
aneous Liquid Hair Dye iswsrranted 70 produce psr.
fec lily natural color black brown, without mi
ing the hair skim health 1t all that be wanted and
who have used this Article for ready to
testify inits praise
For sale at w Bschelors2 Wall street ne. Broadway
where be found large OF Bachelors
invented Wigs and Toupees light and natural in their
struction TO defy detection.
Private Rooms for dying the hair and fitting wigs.
Please copy the address,
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NeWH from EurOpes
The pioneer French steamer L. Union, is now
in her fourteenth day, and, therefore, due. We
may hourly expect to hear of her arrival off the
Battery. She was to have left Cherbourg on the
10th inst, and will bring four or five days later
news from London, and week later intelligence
from Paris
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Dressing Cases.-TO Travellers and those
who about leave the city for the these articles
wi prove most desirable c9mp.nioni they are very com
be useful and while their utility makes them convenient they
form cheap and elegant addition to the toilette table
@. BAUNDERS SON, lit Broadway
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Soaps, Perfumery, Brushes, and every de-
scrpon of toilette articles and pocket knives,
toilette cutlery &c., Of the beautiful finish and
ranted manufacture, for sale at
G. SAUNDERS & SON,
1T Broadway, opposite the Howard Hotel.
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STATEMENT OF THIS CoNDITIoS OF THE SEVERAL BANKS IN
New hAMPsHIaE, As THEY ExisrAD ON THE FIRST Mon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
GAkpEN SEtIjS,

sNHE subscriber is now ~ receipt of constant
ASHTON n his s.sp' Of Ga.in SECS r., m he wei snou
esahlshnr4t e D. tai. T.ih 4 Fs,s-e'pli..
ites S'e- nave ed rCrulzu al oher, ara ar,
VARIANTS - % fe.h nd ard implicit 70 s on
Al Cd sFeds - tse tF.rt 81 L,uCrct- ar su-ua
VI h-7s" o. M s7' Ry ti IA, pulc san BE- ASSURED n
al :. O. i'n the slb>er TsI IS possbetlhe
NarfetGle'srs an In Purchasing 7gan woul con
suit 'hf ini-fss By s1p hs themselves landr- seeds
ioh U sIescT'oer. JOHNsU.v.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

no. IT5 CIEsNCT ETgEET. PHILAnELPHIs
- constantly N hand at ais Tailoring store o.
PORTE ui' e'ac House Freneh and
English otis Cassesr Vssing- received per m .rT,va
" IT, eoutuc the estab puneip.c OF IN t,
NJ garments out Of h but Hose qualify aud Il
thus tnai b. haso les enjoyed custom In th, y
and throughout The Union. lie respectfully solicit can
ron gentlemen visiting tic city any
orders entrusted him superior ssc and al lower rate, thar
The same quality Be had -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
PASSAGE TO NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH
- r. kVENHE splendid and swift Steamer

S .I,fT. C,n,, ulIu RRn,.c c11ea aIn0.
Ju egon- thorough OVERLAPPING, complete order
AMI has commenced pace CURTIS PECE
lotvns 'hr Wharf Rockets Monday. Wednesday
and Fricay ~ or ings- precisely Return
nF the AoE viii leave Norfolk WY Tuesday Thuf-ay
uIdy Mo:nnss, at the hour 70 2 ocl0ck
The Int mediate Landings the River returning
~ Passage and Fare from Richmond from
Norfolk, meas inclided, One DO1ar HASKINS LIBBY.
" Passengers wishing this the North
ard rman the Alice until morning they 20
on the BALTIMORE Boat and hey
ing IN BALTIMORE without charge
vii meet The Baltimore BoSi tie
passenger leaving Baltimore O'Clock evcrng auye 10
Petersburg by ocock ard choBd evening
20 Passage and Fae from Richmond Petersburg
Baltimore, D.. iocg included DoTa-s.
Ps The accommodations ant speed Of The Alice
known James River neither
have been equal ed surpassed opposition
beer n he Rtygr de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YouE
OWN STATE.

FktE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand then
PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad
supcine fine and letter folded and
ruled also medium printing enveoP and
wrapping papers wholesale
public assured thai In quality aad
will with the production
They prepared execute oders
the their
require Merchant, dealers requested to call at the Paper
Mil and examine FOR themselves NH i4u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
ST. CHARLES hOUSk,
0n VOfI. GFraa0

SNHE subscribers have Te-opcned the above IS.
= nNIshncrt and bcS TO sIy Their friends the
pabe generally tina; hy prepared Fvs
sr"nton 10 ORDER 10 p'cse thosc who patron horsc
Grhismea Visiting The city business
gs TO give el having ample modatons
fort aud Convenience likewise. stable within my yards
house rot surpassed in the To friends
TO hat Bar shall supplied Liquors
not inferior TO in the All patronage II
We iailto please, shan be "a fault.
sTEGAL 4 JAS G. BLAREY, Jr.
Richmond August 2. 1876. n
NOrICE-Gentemen Informed that b, leaving heir inca
su'es with us they have sdc
20 measure IN B'im7rc az les pfe than
All garments warsaued h your measure
with FEB ~ KEEN L CO. lU2 Msin st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
NEW GOODS.

COMPREHENSIVE.
EENHE Undersigned former partners in business,
Il have a1ain ns'sessd themselves together
+. LATHROP a. VAN DEURSEN,
for tie purpose Of tTan'aeting
General Dry Goods Business.
We have succeeded the buo-ss Of the late firm of Hawss
DCurscn Ward, No 81, Main Street, Biehminj Va
keep Az Tot Rord ard will he pleased
old friends and wei Of
firm. FAYETTE LATHROP.
p. VAN DEURsEN.
Late Of the firm Halves, Van Dsurscn Ward.
January ith 1917.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We of choice Cf cgh
Cd the apprisshrg Purchased recently
uarku, We cnibn Of friends
5'ass Of very beautiful runt., LeWstye
PINK blue and white Tarlltans for Party desses
Plain swiss Musins
White Kid Gloves an numbers
ALSO -Beathed and brown shuinss and sheeiinss
Beaehsd D.ilings, Kentucky Jc
Hcsisfy brown ilolltds-Bh Alpsceas
Bik and coId CambricF &C, &c
2. LATHRoP h VAN DEURsEN
f. ~ No. Of, MAN Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
5000 Grape Roots and Slips
- ECElVED per ship Iowa, from Havre,

sOOO Grnpc Roofs and Slips
- ECElVED per ship Iowa, from Havre, via
~ New YoTk-se,ctsd France imported by Mons Pr
eho,a native Of France yea reaen visg
MIA AMI practically acquainted with the culture and
ola viBeya ard
The collection Of the aud quaes
the Nursery Garden near and IN.
private garden OF Louis Phil ippe
The eoie,ion consist, part following varise.
Chaiinet Blanc Champ
Noirane Clos vougoi
Vrais Garnet Purrundy
Plant de JUN
ChaselAs Rouge
Chasslas Blanc
Quinlal
Rai-in de Poehe
Ra,in de Danes
Malaga, MuseAt, MADEIRA ke,
Those who wish tn avail the of opportunity
please call soon the planted month
fruit this Yeas
NB-Mons Pichot win purchasers the
planting aud Of slips. by
S.M. ZACHRISSON,
fc i5-d3m ChemE and Dr,.gi,, Is5 p,oat .,,,,,
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NOrICS'-rhe und-r iEncd EIeeutlr of The a viii arr
irstmrn Of Etwari Hoeuln, Of city Of Fh adj
ptih eeeeisrd. he rY MONO OIL wton NAV concern h1t ~
' Of ct powers Ercsu sf,rcsd gu suanee
o. thc Ae Of the sc erll sfmny V-a. entitled An At
70 facilitate The trausef Of SOCK eonraup g
ths STATE Ps the l6 DAY o. Janua Ist7 90 OF
amer TIC lSh day of June nett ausfcrtd such
prfs'us become the puehtcs thereof stock IN 10
Richmond Fred uckiburF Poomac RAILROAD Coujanv s-t
ing on The boots u aid Company of a IA
nund Coleman, deed, GEORGE " ASFiNWALt- L..
e 9-tm iSNNC HAZJEHURsT lhi"
hlSSOLU rlON The Copartnership mere.
~ ioorc eTsng undcr ihs firm o. Warren n Fars IS ms
day dissolved BY mutual WIN W1rrrn and Thos t.
Farss arc both auth1rrt the ' er'ns
uP trc busuess WM T.. wAgREN
Fcb'y !, 1857. THOs X. FARtss
TOPARTNERSHTP.- The undersigned have
- tbs day formed 10 hip under STYLE ard f, a
WARREN, FARt-s BROWN for the purroF, e,nfuctns
general Wholesale and Retail Dry Coos buu
ne-s ~ dur NJ DE pre"ni ses'n make additions
ihr usual sock uf ihe Cd Courcn, which RESPECTFULLY uvts
the attention Of our ienos and the rubl,, generally
WILLIAM p WARREN,
THOMAS x. FARtSs.
Feby ], 1871 ne 81 ~ BENTLEY HROWN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
COpartncrsl,ip.

WE have this day formed a connection in business,
Taei aovs advertisements and uus' that the
made Will for the the fence OF
more the public generally WIN ANDERSON, Jr,
Feby lsl7.-u JAS A TRIcE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
rs autituI Dress Houfs, lust Ncceived.

HutituI Dress Bouts, just deceived.
NVE have Just opened by Adams IL Co. FIX
pres Line another beautiful n Mes fne French tTs
Boot' splendid We geluemen a
pror and splendid article call This hot Of 30
ndsomc the hand-omcs Virginia. We Keep large
supply them hand always and Of fashion. They
beautifully de - PUrNEY A. WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
SWAN TAVERN,

On broad Street near the Richmond, Freder-
icksburE Potomac Railroad Depot.
FENHs above estabshnrn eorir e order Tor e ae
comm du'n OF aVo 'cr' The proprietor the
tom n his Old f'irnd' and The pubic generally.
BOard per day SI,25.
p Travellers going In tho Northern Cars this most
Place lodge b-eakasi A. bcrr within few y,ss
OF the Deg L Breakfast Only ga cent.
1S-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

WEBB, BACON d co. OFFER FOR sALE-
w 90 hhds New Orleans
Is DO Musc1vado stoAp
IS hotes brown and white Havana ~
IS do Wooiscys' Loaf
IS hhds West 1nda J
80 tcUes DO SMOLASSES
100 bbis y. orleans
in5 bags Java
100 DO and bbls r. Rico
tsO Do Rio ,.,.rr,r
500 DO IaFuayra (''''""
as do Maracaibo
20 bales Mocha
"a baFs suml'ra Pepper
$50 sides Sole Leather
i39 kegs cut Nails
icfccs New Rice
i25 toScs first quality Sperm
- do Hun a Sons Patent SCANDLEs
o. Do Tarow, approved banisl
~ packages q 2 TEA part fno
" hsif chests bin do
Is bbs No Ehad
MaeEere, Nos I, and in WHOLE half and a. bb's and
~ bhla Tar
~ bbls Tannora' Oh
% casks prime Goshen Cheese
casks Sperm on
iOHia and sxt0 Window Gars
Prime new Clover Seed, niiro Madier
Coppefss, Duponrs Powder, ShIi AMI lar Lead
Pnnc Ciier Vinegrr, Com Brooms
Painted Huckets, Shoe Thrrad
brown and Castle Soap, Bistcred steel. IN 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
RICHMOND e. PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NEW ARR NGEMEyT.

NGW AhfaANebMLNI.
an and after Tuesday, the 18th instant
~ NAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily at. r. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily a...................5t A. NJ
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
Leaves Rehmond daily tsubdays eIeeptedl A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays eIeepieD at.....7
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Monday "Wednesday and friday
mornings ~ NJ
fetersb1rg same mornings ai a NJ
On Tuesday. Thursdays Ind Saturdays, Tan will Pc
tebuE oeocs connecting with the Norfolk Train for
Rehmpnd al Port Wahau Jureon Persons going Pcirburg
on Bank Other business but short time
by having Rehnr nj days he 10 O'Clock in, remsin
an hour add In Peterhus end 10 Rshmon
diae
a. The trains punetualy the time advertisement BY
Richmond time. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
NH 10 supt Transporst"n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

LNOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
II very OF Boots and shoe for Ladies' OF
the following kinds
Ladies bronze Cater Boots thick soles
do do I do do
do thick sole Gal Boots, back
DO thick do Buskins
do dne white Satin Slippers, black
do VIII
do Morocco dress Slippers
do lid Slippers
do fine drvssw walking Shoes
Shoes, different qualities All OF above OF
the best quality for Eae by
de Is PUTNEY 4 WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

.MiSUF4CTORY -7b0ue CdAoshM Street.
I8e North 9Th NJ. philadelphia.
FuNE subscriber finished and Offers for sale handsome
Vehicles Of the Of fahsa, such
double or single Rockaway CaTya Wagons
SNks York Wagoas with without tops &c
dispose onabe All descrP
be OF the best
and workmanship.
Southern and ween Merchants wishing purchase Of the
requested before purchasing
elsewhere.
All Work coming from hi, Mandatory TarG"ed fer
year.
Sr Having received SILVER MEDAL being the highest
premium awarded Exhibition OF the Franklin Institute
Tor the superiority line which
will be SUFFICIENT recommen
dalton superiority OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 North Fifth street, above Calowhi, Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

TWICE WEEK TO BALTIMORE.
r. hSTEAMERS COLUMBUS AND
SEsSrE szztEf- ~ roCAuoNTAs-Ths Steamer Columbus
hysg recently been entirely ovclalci and her srced much
creased VIII take her place the line be- N rn' Ba
Saturday leaving Baltimore that afternoon
oooch The Pocahonas will succeed h and leave Baltimore
the following "wednesday 10Th
The Coumbu. Richmond Baltimore every Tue'ly
afternoon AZ oe5e ani the Focahcntls every SATURDAY
same hour.
Passage and fare BY ether seamcr................ss o.
For 'rr .Fht Apply -mh 9l HENRY LUpLAM 4 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

50 asks In store ani fcf asm
BLssELL 4 MeCANDLtsH
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-24
Whlg STATE Convention.

twill be seen by the card Of the Wing State
Central Committee, to be found on the first page
ol lhisweck's paper, that "Wednesday, the 18Th
day Of January next, has been designated as the
time for holding a Mass State Convention, 10 dc.
IIberale upon affairs Of the State and Nation
This day was sculcd upon BY the Central Com
mliIce, there is no, shadow OF doubt, with the
view OF acting in accordance with the wishes Of
the Wings sfOho; and il now becomes the
duty Of the latter to respond promptly to the call.
E" "asse' no matter what may be the feelings Of
a portion Of them on the subject.
The presumption is that the Central Commit.
tee of'his County will call a meeting at an car.
ly day. for the purpose Of clccling Delegates to
the Convention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-24

The army in Mexico for some time past has
been at stand, wating for tho Mexicans to
muster and concentrate new force with which
TO oppose them. ltis TO be inferred from the
character orIhe latest news received from that
quarter, thai at no distant day that people will
have this new army in the field, and recon.
menco hosiIirics. In every section of the Re-
public squads Of soldiers are to be found, ready
and willing to join the main army. The next
army news will probably be ofimporance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-24

During the last election campaigns. il was the
voc(erous and constant cry Of the locoiocos in
this State, that the owners Of Bank Stock under
the new banking law did not pay their proper.
lion OF the State taxes. Those who were in.
formed on the subject knew at the time that
they were hcralding laIsehood; but il is the
policy OF locoloco leaders to stop at nothing that
will assist them to accomplish an important end,
and in this case they were aiming blow both at
the Wing Bank Law and the Wing Tax Law
These measures were odious in their eyes be-
cause they were adopted for, a1l could not but
result in the general good of the people at
large, and not the special aud exclusive welfare
ofa few "Pu5Iic suckers" and unpr.nciplcd cap
italists Of their own tribe.
No doubt many were deceived, but time has
established the facts of the case. A statement
of the condition of the several Banks in Ohio,
coming from the Auditor Of States Office, shows
that the tax paid by Independent banks, under
the new law, is EIGHT and scven-lenIh mills on
the dollur,-and that the tax on capital in the
State Bank and Branches is nearly TEN mills.
1t will also be remembered that according to the
official returns of the rates Of taxation. the ar.
eragc ofolI descriptions Of taxes, throughout the
State, is about 6 mills on the dollar, and from
these facts it appears that money invested in
the stock orthe SIao Bank and Branches pays
about SIXTY PER CENT. more tax than any
other description of properly
True il is that the old banks. which were
chartered by the ocolocos, pay less tax than
other property; but it is no fault Of the Wing
law that they do not. The method BY which
their stock is taxed was specified in their char.
tcrs, and so it must remain until their charters
expire. The amount they pay this year is on
ly four and onc-flih mills on the dollar, which
is not haCa much as the new banks pay.
The false assertion that blanks were not tax
cd proporlionalcly with other capital" has here
tolore been the principal weapon welded by the
locolocoS against the new bank aud tax laws.
A clear AM perfectly reliable exposition of the
facts in the case, has rendered it poworlos,-so
that to continue ii h'r opposition, some new
"bugbear' will have to be gotten up, which
will in due time meet with like fate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-24
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERs CCRED BY
BRANDRETH's PILLs.-An fevers are occasioned by
the disordered motion OF the blood produced by the
humoral serosiy by hardening the valves of the ves-
sells. The blood crculates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction of the rio
bules or particles which compose the mass of fluids.
Then it is that the excessive heat and chills is expe
rienced throughout the whole system and accompa.
MED with great thirst, pain in the head back kid
ncys, and in fact a complete prostraton of all tho
faculties OF the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any disease. imme
dately take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable U.
Universal Pills, and continue to keep up powerful ef
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain has en-
tirely ceased. Six or eight will in most cases be su
cient first dose, and one dose OF this kind it is
not improbable may prevent months Of sickness,
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandreths Vegetable UniverAal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine,
which by its peculiar action cleanses the blood of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness, and f.
Gully restores the constitution to perfect health and
vigor. For sale at the store of H. A. sTiDoER
Carrollton, October Is, Is47-l-3m,
STONE WARE.
good assortment of stone crooks, Re, on hand
and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carro'Iton, NovembsrG, ls46-lf