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MARBLE YARD.

The subscriber informs The inhabitants Of Carol
and adjoining counties that he has settled in Car
rollton, where he intends carrying on the marble
business, in all It's various branches.
Monuments, tOmbs, head Il foot stones,
cxecuted IN the nculesl and most modern style, and
on lower terms than they can be had east OF the
mountains. The subscriber having served regu,
lar apprenticeship in the city OF Philadelphia, fiat
ters himself that those who favor him with theI
custon, will be satisfied with the execution Of hi.
work. DAVID SHEAkLk.
February 70, I847-18-6m.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
FROM JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND.

RON JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND
Doctor William Wright-Dear Sir: 1t is with
great satisfaction that | inform YOU Of my having
been entirely cured Of dyspepsia Of FIVE years stan
ding, by the use Of your Indian Vegetable Bills.
Previous to meeting with your celebrated medicine,
had been under the care Of several physicians, and
had tried various medicines but all to no effect At
ter using one 25 cent box Of your pills. however,
experienced SO much benefit, that resolved to per-
severe in the use Of thcm according to directions,
which am happy to state has resulted in a perfect
cure In gratitude to you for the great benefit
have received, and also in tho hope hat others SINH
arly afflicted may be induced to make trial Of your
| extraordinary medicine send you this statement
with full liberty to publish the name il you think
proper. Yours, &c. q. c. BLACK,
From New YORK City.
Dr. VIM Wnpht--Dear Sir At your rocommcn-
daton, some time since made trial of Wright's In
dian Vegetable Pills, Of the North American Col
lore of Health, and can conscontiously assert that
oil Purifying the blood and Renoyatng the System
have received more benefit from their use than from
any other medicine it has heretofore been my good
fortune to meet with. | am, dear sir with many
thanks your obliged friend, ClIAS. M, TATE.
No. 90 lIammersy street, New York
FROM WARwARsYG, N. Y.
Dear Sir. have been afflicted for several years
with inward weakness and general debility, accompa-
MED at times with pain in the side and other distress
sing complaints. After having tried various medi-
cines without effect, was persuaded by friend to
make trial Of Dr. Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills
which am happy to state have relieved me in most
wonderful manner have used the medicine as yet
but short time, and have no doubt, by persever-
anco in the use Of the medicine according to drec-
uons that shall in short time be perfectly rcsto-
red. most willingly recommend said Pills to all
persons similarly afflicted and in the full belief that
The same beneficial results will follow Iheir use.
remain, yours sincerely, H. w FOOTE.
Warwursing, Ulster Co., New York
beware Of couutcreits Of all kinds; some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The sa-
fest course is, to purchase from the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the state.
Thorollowing highly respectable storckoepors have
been appointed agents for the sale of Wrghts Ind-
an Vegetable pills, of whom it is confidently believ
ed the genuine article can always with certainty be
obtained
CARROLL COUNTY.
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The state of OaIo. Carroll county, IS.
Common Pleas ajlcr Nay term, l047.

Common Pleas aiicr Nay term, lG47.
Iaeoh Euclnlrlt and Margaret his wi'el +, p,r,.
vs.. Eo,
Mar NouI, Thomas Moul, ct ella. '''''
May Moul, widow Of John Moul, deceased, Ma
~. Jalt c .hariue and Alfred El eJh udl the hcus
Of Andrew Elerhard, and Mary he wife, Thomas
Maul, John Mou v II ana hiouh jacob MouL Juuc
Moul, Rd-anna Mou, imcrmarued wtlh Daniel
lttc, Slrah MouL mretmarrcd with Roocr, James,
Of The county Of Carol, in eajd STATE and The
htis ol LA Moul, intcmmucd with Gideon
J.nGiuga, whu.e names are unknown but reside lu
the cauuly of Allen. Ohio, viii take notice Ihat T.
petition was flied against Them, on the lst day o.
July, lGA7, in the court OF common pleas for said
county g., jacob EGctharll and Margaret hjs " jlc
oi Tu.rIrtwas county, Ono aud is now there pcn-
ding. wh, elm tho SAID Jacob and Margaret demand
partition of the following real estate to wiG one
hundred acres of the east side OF the northeast
quarter OF section twenty, township sixteen, and
range seven; also thirty yhveacrcs ol the south end
Of h,wtsl half OF The southeast quarter OF section
t,qenty.one, in township sixteen, and range seven;
.a4 lands situate ia Ctrroll county, Ohio; and that
at tie ncxltetm Of said court, application vii, be
made by the suid Jacob Ebrrh,rdt aud Margaret
hs Wife, for an order that partition be made OF said
pre0.ses.
JAcoB EIrnuARDr md NNaAGEr bis wife,
By Il. M,CLAEE, their Attorney,
Ju'ye lGaT-38-6! Pr tee s. 57i.
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The state OF Ohio, Carroll county. IS.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October term, A. D. 1876.
James Witherow, executor of Hugh Witherow,)
deceased, -
Susannah Withorow, widow William Wither- 3
ow, John Witherow, James Witherow, Catha- G
rine Earl's heirs, John Taylor and Jane his wife, s.
Samuel Dray and Hannah his wife, James 7 n
Green, Hugh Wtherow and William J. " 1.-THE. 2
row, minors, Of the tate OF Ohio, Boston With :
crow, of the state of Pennsylvania, and Thomas s
small and Elizabeth his wife, of the state of :
Indiana.
To the above named widow, heirs, and legal re.
presentatives of Hugh Wthcrow, deceased: you are
hereby informed that, on the 9th day Of November
A. D. 1886, said executor filed his petition in the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio the
object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
order &c, at the next term Of said court for the sale
Of the following real estate, (of which the said Hugh
Witherow died seized or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts of said decedent, to wit
lots numbered twenty-five, l25 twenty-six 90 and
tweny-scyen [27] in the town of Norristown; g. also
an outot near said town, containing about three 81
acres, in said Carroll county, and tate aforesaid.
! A. w. MORRISON, Attorney for Petitioner
! May 81, le47-S2-4t, Pr. fee So So
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II. GRISWOLD,
Canton, Ohloa
VAN BROWN,
CarrolIlon,O.
BROWN Il GRIsWOLD.

Attorneys and CounSellorS at Lac,
OfTica in the court house, CarroIIIon, Ohio.
March 90, 1844-tf.
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(0TTON YARN.

, large lot of cotton yarn OF the best quality. jus
Il received and ior sale at the cheap store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
C,rroron, November G, 184G-d.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after May term, 4. D. l847.
Levi Harsh,

Jonathan Harsh, Joseph Harsh, Re- l" 1 a "''''0ii'
becca Harsh, Addison Philip Harsh.
The said Jonathan Harsh, Joseph Harsh, Rebccca
Harsh and Addison Philip Harsh, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the Goth day
of May A. D. l847, in the court Of common pleas
for said county, by Levi Harsh and is now pending,
wherein the said Levi Harsh demands partition of
the following real estate to wit the easthaf Of the
northwest quarter of section twenty 22l town.
ship fourteen [l4l and range five, [5] containing
seventy-nne acres and eightynine hundredths of an
acre: Also the following described tract Of and part
of the west half Of the northwest quarter of section
number twenty-five [22l of township number four
teen [l4] Of range number five, 8 beginning at the
southwest corner Of said northwest quarter of Sec
ton twenty-five, [22] running thence north seventy
seven poles to post thence three rods north of east
eighty poles to stake, thence south eighty-three
poles to post thence west eighty poles to the place
of beginning: Except ten acres and lightweight
hundredths of an acre thereof bounded as follows:
beginning at a stone on the west line of said section
Twenty-Five thence southwardly with the line of said
section fty-sevcn and one-ha perChes thence north
scventy-one and one-half degrees east thrty-eight
perches and egthtenths Of perch to stone, thence
eleven and one-quarter degrees west ory-eight per-
ches to a stone, thence south eightyiive and one
half degrees west twenty-sX perches and lour-enths
OF perch to the place of beginning) containing
thirty acres more or less; all of the Steubenville
land district in the tate of Ohio; and that at the
next term of said court application will be made by
the said Levi Harsh for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
SrOKELY g. TRIP,
Attorneys for Petitioner
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CARROLL COUNTY

II. a, Sudgor, Carrollton
s. A. Highland, New llarrisbwgh;
r. X. Gray, Magnolia;
james Forbes, New llugerstowni
Hunt g. Luwthers, Leesburgh,
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of UITghFs
Indian Hrg,ttlh Pds, wholesale and retail, 1863
Race street, Philadelphia, 9sS Greenwich street
New York; and 1893 fremont street, Boston,
June Is, l8i7--36-3m.
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Jacob Minters:

The defendant, Jacob Winters, who resides in the
State OF Indiana, will take notice that on the 9Th day
Of June. A. y. l847, Ged petition in the Office OF
the clerk of the court OF common pleas OF Carroll
eountv Ohio, praying 10 be divorced from the said
Jacob Winters, and that the marriage contract os-
ting between him and me may be dissolved, and each
Of Tie parties released from the obligations thereof
and that the petitioner may have the control OF t"c
children, &c The causes Of divorce alleged agains
the derendantby the petitioner are extreme cruelty
and three years wilhl absence. The cause will b,
for hearing at the August term Of this court for l847
CATdARINE WINTERS,
By VAN Brown, her Attorney.
June II, ls47-35-Gt. Pr. fee y 62l,
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Dry Goods,
"a Cnsns AasNrted Din GOOds,

comprising every article ol DRY GOODS Kept uy any
10 ing house in the western country all OF which
il Offered TO the trade at less puces Tor ready pay,
than can be bought Of any other establishment out
OF New York. We mean what we say.
On the Iat of March last, we moved our stock Of
goods to our present room. No. 6, Erie st,,) and
have Gucd it up for an exclusive Wholesale busi-
ness, which we intend to do hereafter and shall
at all times keep our assortment fail,
Wanted, for which the HIGHEST prices will he
paid, cnhor IN CASH or GOODS the following articles;
Butter, Lard, Tal1Ow, Wool, Rags, Clorer, Tim.
oihy and Fiar Seed, White Beans, &c. &c. &c.
tuup H. lBl7--3j-Gt
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Michael Herold. ct. ais.

To Michael Herold, Jacob Herold, Henry Herold,
Philip Herold, Hugh Hines and Catharine his wife,
and Daniel Vanhorn: You are hereby informed that,
on the Sth day of June, l847 said administrator e.
led his petition in the court of common pleas of Car
roll county Ohio, the object and prayer of which Pc
titon is to obtain an order for the sale of the follow
ing real estate, Of which said Peter erold died
seized, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay the debts Of said deceased to wit: Lot numbered
twelve, l2 in the town of Malvern in the county Of
Carroll and State of Ohio; Also, the equitable estate
of the decedent in and to lot number eghty-three
SO of Roberts first addition to the town of Carroll
ton, in the county of Carroll, and State of Ohio.
10 N Ii. TRIP,
Administrator, de bons non, of Peter Herold decd
June IL, l847-35-4t. Pr. fee 50 so.
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STONE WARE.

4 good assortment Of stone crooks, &c? on hand
u and lor salr nv ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carro,I.on, November Q, l846-d.
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John H. Tripp, Administrator, de bonis
non, OF Peter Herald, deceased, Petition
Z l. i
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It's hereby certified that the foregoing statement
Of the condition Of the Treasury Of Carroll county
is correct. BY order Of the county commissioners,
TIIOS. Il. HARBAUGH, Aud. C. c. o.
Auditors Office, CarroIlton, Carroll comfy, Ohio.
June I8 l8l7-36-4t.
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Carroll county Common Pleas.

Vacation after Nay term, 1S47.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NlIUIHClo IUI VlI7
May 2l, lS47-32-6t. Pr. fee S. %,
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Jacob Eucpnlrlt and Margaret his wife IN Par,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03
BY Magnetic Telegraph TO Buffalo.
Latest from Mexico.
INV loRN, August II. -7p.


Steamer Galveston arrived Al New Or
leans with advicCS nom Pucbla To the 9Th q,
AuGuSt-ome week later.
Gen. Scott was at PuCbla on the Sth.--
The army was TO march mex. day for Mex
ICu.
Iwigg'S division was to leave ON the 9th
inst; SuItmnn'S on the Sth; Worlh'S On the
Sta; Pillows CA the 10th.
Col. tmIdS remains in command al puc.
b.a.
Gen. Pierce arrived at Puella on the 6,h,
and lost not single man, notwithstanding
another severe battle with the gueril!aS.
Major Gains aud Passed NIidshipman
Rogers escaped from the city of Mexico,
and arrived safe AZ Scott'S head quarters.
Kendall also writes the death of 1T. Hill.
Of the I'd Dragons, and DIR. Harmon of the
South Carolina regiment. The train which
lc!t Vera Cruz GA the 18th was attacked
ulCu, : mile, from Vera Cruz.
Col. Wilson had been sick with yellow
fever.
SCOTS orders issucd- positively to march
on the 7th.
Report says Santa Annals army amounts
to $1,000, marching towards Puebla, with
30 cannon.
Major Lally lost many men in guerilla
fight, II miles from Vera Cruz. Cant.
Caldwell, Of the volunteers, and Capt.
tummings, were wounded.
Letters say that an affair came of be-
tween Captain Rutl''S rifles and party Of
sUcrllas-thc latter completely wo,stcd.
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The New Constitution.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Armstrong. OF
the convention, for his attention in forward
ins us at the earliest period. copy of the
new constitution. l. is very long occupy
ing " pages octave. We shall vat least
commence publishing it next week and I'M
less it takes up too much room, will try TO
&c, rid of il in ono number. As the people
will have to pass on It's merits at the polls,
every voter should procure acoPy aS soon
as he can and give it careful pcrusal. 1t
introduces many important changes, in re-
ference TO some Of which wc have already
expressed ourselves with freedom. To
pass upon It's merits as a whole, however.wc
must have time to examine it. After the
people shall have had full time TO read it..
VIC presume there will be no bacllwardness
in thoroughly diSsccting it, in which we
hope to have a hand. We fear ii will not
get safely through the ordeal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03

The New York Courier and Enquirer has
got itself into n most ludicrouS predicament.
The editor Col. Webb, has always enter
tanned the most unboundrd admiration for
Gen. Scott, and lately made furious attack
on the secretary of war for ordering the dis
charge of the II months volunteers under
Scott before their time was up. averring
that but for this step, the city Of Mexico
might have been taken months ago, and
the war now concluded. Thercupon the
Union Immediately shows that the dis
charge of these volunteers was the act Of
Gen. Scott himself, that he alone could be
responsible for it, and therefore all the at
tacks of the Courier could apply only to
him.-At the latest dates the Courier was
trying to justify the discharge Of these VOL
untecrs
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Drath of Silas Wright.

Wc were startled on opening the Buffalo
ro,r;rr Yesterday morning TO find in IT the
announcement Of the Death Of SilAS
WRIGHT. lie died on the morning of the
9th ult.. at his residence at Canton, ST.
Lawrence county, n. y, Of an appoplectic
G.. The news was conveyed to Buffalo by
telegraph, and gives 10 other particulars
He appears tn hive been struck down sud
denly. without any previous illness to pre-
marc the country for the announcement of
SO melancholy al event.
Deeply will the country mourn! the loss o'
this pnrc and exalted patriot. Cut oil in the
midst Of A career of eminent usefulness, we
,o,,, IN vain for man that can take hiS
Mace. Aclcar headed and far seeing states
man, liberal aud always sound in principle
of iucorraptib'c integrity-hc was emf
ncnily great among the greatest. Taken
away a, a time when the cause OF popular
RIGHTS and of universal liberty needed pecu-
liarly the aid Of this able and mighty cham
MON. his loss is truly a national calamity,
,na will be universally lamcn,ed by ma
tou that gratefully remembers his personal
worth aud valuable public services.
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ELECTIONS IN ENCLNSD.-Thc elections
in England were going on at the sailing of
the Cambria, and the ant-res;rctioniStS
were having it all their own way. Out of
32j members heard from lS9 were liberals.
62 Peelites, and but - protcctionists. But
while the liberals are thus everywhere sue
cessful, ii is not little remark able that the
hitherto leaders of that party in the COM
mons, are nearly al! defeated. The accom-
plished Macauly is defeated by Mr.. Cow
an, "an advocate of excise reforms and beer
drinkings." SirJ. c. IIobhouse is defeated
by Feargus O'Connor, the chartist leader.
Bulwcr, Warren, Roebuck, and Fielden are
defeated, all eminent advocates of corn-law
repeal and free trade. Their places are.
however, supplied by men of the same prin-
ciplcs. The most singular of all the cleo
tons is that of Baron Rothschild, Jew, a
man of liberal and enlightened views. lie
is the first Jew in whose favor the British
people ever forgot their prejudices against
the race.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03

Through the kindness Of Judge NousG,
a gentlemen at this place has been enabled
to place at our disposal number OF complete
forms ofthe papers necessary for soldiers to
have to procure their bounty land certii-
Gates. Any wishing copies Of these forms,
can have them by calling at this Office.
Having mentioned the name Of Judge
Young, it gives us pleasure to state that, as
Commissioner 81 tAc General Land Office.
by his urbaniy, and prompt attention TO bu-
smcSS, he is Winning golden q iu!,r> from
all parties, and promises 10 lie FUZZY as popu-
lar as his distinguished predecessor, Gen.
Shields.
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TREASoS.-Trpason under the consttI-
ton of the United States is, 'to give aid and
comfort to the enemy When the whig
papers tell the McNicauS the present war is
unjust. that the people of the |. States are
opposed 10 it, and that if they will fight on
till after the next presidential election our
armies will be withdrawn and Mexico Shall
have peace on her own terms. are they not
giving this laid and comfort 10 the enc
my :" Suppose Horace Greedy should go
into the city of Mexico, call the people to-
gethcr, and tell them in the name of the
great wing party of the United States, that
if they will thus fight on, they shall have it
all their own way: and suppose Gen. Scot,
should catch him at this work, would heuot
be likely TO hang hin for a traitor: and
what difference is there between Greedy
going there or making his speeches here
aud sending them there?
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The New York correspondent of the
Washington Union writes, Aug %, "The
Tribune dcvotcs its leader this morning to
the ANALYSIS of Gen. SCOTS recent widely
circulated letter to Mr.. Fillmore, respecting
the discharge from the army of private
James Thompson; which said letter, what
ever its merits in other respects, reads too
much like some of Punch's clever parodies
of "Feld Marshal the Duke of yelling
tons" curt, brusque epistles."
The letter is mol genuine.
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JouS u. llALE.-Since Gerritt Smith has
demonstrated that he is unfit for the prcsi-
for the Office by such party as the modern
abolitionist,. the politicians of that monocu-
lar school arc settling on John =. Hale as
their standard bearer in the approaching
presidential contest. There is no doubt but
Hale has just the right sort of lungs 10 go il
on he loud. II is said he can stand Oh n
hill in tho centre of the Granite state and
talk so to be heard by every mothers son
In IL
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INTERESTING II TRur.-Cnder this head
the Patrid, Spanish paper printed in New
Orleans publishes the following extract from
a letter from Tampico, under date of Aug. 3.
The story, we apprehend, is entitled to lit
tie credit. The Pdi,ia has reputation for
coming "interesting if true" stories of this
sort, of which the Cuba story about Mr..
Folks using the three million loan to bride
the Mexican leaders is not the least foolish.
M Friends Our communication with
the interior continues interrupted by Gen.
Garay, who loses no opportunity of annoy
ing the Yankees. BY letters received here,
we are assured that Gen. Scott had bugun
to march upon the capital on the 9th, with
out doubt. One of the letters contains ex-
trcmely interesting information. and which
ought to fill with Indignation the breasts OF
MI honorable Mexicans. Here 1t is: "Two
days ago an advanced Mexican guard in
terccpted private correspondence between
General Santa Anna and Gen. Scott, IN
which II is written that he had then made
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03

EXPRESSES or THE WAR.-The wing pa
pcrs arc parading a statement from the Ma
tional Intclligencer showing that the expon-
SEES of the present war with Mexico have
already amounted to SSO,00O,OOO. 1t is
sufficient to say Of this statement that it in
cludes about $3O,000,000, that came under
the ordinary appropriations for the army
and navy. On the same system the wings
can figure up the expenses of the present
war to two or three hundred millions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03

The people OF Peoria are about commCn-
cling the erection of a bridge across the llli-
nois river at that place, to which is to be adj
ded onthe other side treSscl bridge twelve
hundred feet long, carrying it to high water
mark. The bridge is to be built on Ilowe's
patent swing or pivot bridge. and will give
80 feet in the clear for the passage Of boats.
Il will be an expensive work, but is greatly
nccdrl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03

This body brought its labors TO close on
Tuesday last. and adjourned sine die. We
may therefore look to every stage from the
south for the return of our delegates. The
democrats of La Sale have just cause TO
congratulate themselves ,ha, amid the many
acts of faithlessncss to principles by demo-
cratic members of the convention, our own
delegation always stood firm and remained
free from reproach. Believing the great
principles of the democratic party to be
right, they never permitted themselves to
travel on, Of this chart, TO accommodate n
mawkish nO-p0riy spirit. The democrat
who under any circumstances is willing to
compromise his principles and occupy half,
way ground with their enemy, shows either
that he has little faith in them, or that lie
is most unworthy advocate Of them. and
the sooner he drops them altogether and
goes over 10 the enemy the better.