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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15
IeCTuaEs ON ASTRONOMY

Delivered nj The Royal Observatory OF by NJ AksSo
Member Of The Institute Of France, se-wnh extensive
.t,ri,,n. by DfoNysIUs LAROSGS former Professor Of
s,'.e,nx and Natural Philosophy IN the University OF
Ioodon Illustrated with numerous CuIs aud pAsrAins
able OF the CONSULTATIONS WIN lne uamoet VI
49,. IN each as far As those Of the sixth magnitude
~. IS r.s,s ave copies for 81 Agents and soosss'-
en lns usual Isrns
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sale. at the stock Exchanze-FRiDAT'
pAssPNGERs ARRIVED

IN shin Constitution from Lir1pool-Wm hidge"ay
VIM Collipg ENGLAND Z ; simpson, Pa DR. NcRner'
Tbos w Rough John Willis. Chas ? Manning r ae p
Figsrere, DR. Geo BlaekAaun' MoLeHSnl' anu '47
In the Storage. 49,
y. shiD Atlas from LirTPo0i-R Lush. VIM Pond and
lady. Cspt Gray, late Of brig SewmodeL
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Iiourned until Tuesday next.

PoIIcg-Thomas ElmOre and Stephen Nancleit
were yesterday arrested for breaking into the house oil
A. +. Baker nights since and stealing wearing up
pare to the amount of $40 WIN Clarke alias Boston
Bin burglariously entered the house Of W. Wander
smith on "Wednesday eve ming last he was caught by
Mr yandersmith he about to leave the premises
though window with considerable amount o. pro,
uarfy few days since COOTed man naineo bfistoi
Van Nessc was eudeavOrng 10 sell somewhere Ia
the Fifth Ward pair Of silver suffers and tray. Oain
formation of the fact being given % the Ponce o hst
Wsrd. they Immediately arrested him on Suspicion OF
hevug stO IN the property and dispatched Intelligence
of the matter by way Of telegraph 10 Albany ana otheT
usccs Mr. Z e. Litchhed, lawyer OF Albany, whose
az 20 had been robbed the 9th INST OF SSOO worm Oh
tl.ts consistpp Of various articles of table ware,
Immediately repaired 20 this city and idennned the
shutters and trays 40 part oil the properly s'oieh Ho
his premises. On questioning van Netse' II was escel
tanned that be obtained the property IN quesNuh from
another colored man named Henry Thompson nc Also
stated on Wednesday last he went with thompson 10 he
store of John Jacobs 60 Chethanst TO sell large guam
titv of silver ware which Thompson said was stolen pro
n.rtv that he bad received from negro named WIN
Van Alsne from Albany for the purpose OF seing me
same aud that they arrived at Jacobs store ne tod
them that he never bought such property oil Out one
usrs n-that he Nan Ncsse) must leave the store Wch
he did and stood by the door while thompson soa me
proporty All that he had received from an Alstns
about 500 worth excepta half dozen OF spoons "nlc1
Thopson had previously pawned, and the snunefs ana
tray which ne Wan Nesfe) Kept were sold 10 JACOBS o
SO They then returned and gave the money 10 van
Alstine who went back 10 Albany thompson ana
Jacobs have been aud committed TO answer Tor
receiving goods and understand the thief Van
Alsne has been arrested IN Albany Van Als'ne was III
the employ OF Mr. Litchheld as servant was Wei ec'
qaained with the office and knew where the plate was
kept...... Mary Daley, Cornelius Drscoli and hie n
Hart were last evening arrested by officers Costello Sha
Teeny for ro0bing Archibald stevens o ON ne rV's
a. of The money was recovered from Ellen Hart John
Jackson was last evening arrested for stealing tub oil
butter from WIN B. Loun. Sent 70 Halls OF justice ana
committed Henry Jackson was arrested loI s'isilns
to uair us mis- from he house of Mr. Steiue 10 First
avenue be-. Officer DECAY OF the Fifteenth Ward found
last evening in Ninoteenthst valuable gold watch Tor
which owner 10 wanted at the Fifteenth WId s'auoh
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LIST OF LETTERS.
..,.r,,,n r,r1rr, sY nEeI.L .EFonsrsEsr.

.DvEarIszD TIE rRIBUrs ~ SPECIAL tffon''Hhr''
ala nd BE- II 6g-ti<T ousass-
Ard al advertisements made under ne orders oi %
l;-nernl ir a n-wspap-r OF newspep-rs OF letters
arrs Tor 10 Any Poet Oce shall h- inserted II ne pspt
or papers o. The tovn pane where he once Advertising
nav s. rituzied. Nr-zF ~ L1rg CERT c,r-zlricA
fSrr Pet O<S> fs--r. paIf~d lst1rcA 5, l5t&'
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IRoN WIFE, 90 bundles bright ron sfe - n
Iio % so bundles blooms iroa wire, Nos "
bundles arnealei iron wire. For sale BY IN
myll SHERMAN MORRIS. 10 bre.----i
cHIRRED susPENDERs.-5so dot
Csaspenders for sale to Jobbens and exporters -
ais n. ~. DAY. . C0rs--~-
DITCH.-5o0 bbs superior quanty, Or sss.@ssss
L sail purchasers, by JAS. T. TAPsCoIT, - - st.s,
myS Successor ID Cooso--
DOssN.-sosp boilers and other desennaa99sSsfrf
Hin lots 10 suit purchasers BY JAS TAI ssaa-@
my5 Successor IN Cooke h Adsms 20 80. -
DOILEK IRON-20 tons puddled beisf P''"
ID perOr quality, for sale by ,p,s.s
sSj SHERMAN Il NORRIS. cor Brosd sao 80,
DOILER, BOLT AND FLUE IhOS rssr
DBoleE Boli and Fiue Iron, assorted sfe ~ e,,.ss
for by SHERMAN NORRIS, 20 80 80
ENGLI.H BOLT IkON-45 loss t,hnkss
h Bot Iron, for sac by SHERMAN -Pro<e
myi ~. ~ scsi.
HALL LANTRRNs-ln gres. variety. s.ss
III aod staln-d eisss manu- ssetured and fox
$50 DEIrz, BKorHERs \ co. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15
rROFULA CURED.

TIT. .s,nseste wss handed into Dr. Towusends oikss
hi. ss.s and concgsvey prove that hia Sssssp IA
,crfert control the uosi ohsnse diseases o. ne
Ma Tbree persons cured IN one house is unprece'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15

TIVE CouRrs-In the case OF Lew Harris
changed With forgery the Jury out all night Thurs
day without being able ssree and q, the opening OF
the Circuit this forenoon. were dschsrged-Ihey stood
IL is ssid seven for scQuitsl and ave for conviction
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6prima ano Gunner Msoirine.
DR.. TowNsEND's sARSAPARILLA.
The MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIL

TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.
rTHls EXTRACT 10 pat up 10 gsayt botfls, iis h>,
L oseaper, p-ssanisr, and warranted superior 70 AR
sold II ds~sses without rersvmr terg,.f ro...
mr. or d<b,ixarag The pstienL
The CREST beSgIy ard superiority OF this sussparils
over ali other remedies To- Wills IA er.dcktos dsesss A
iuyigofsies The body.
IT HAS PERFORMED
MORE THAN $4,000 cuus TINS VIA
.OOO cuEss % RHEUssrss,
900 cUEEs or DYsrErsis,
1900 cUsss OF 6EsEssL DssuiTY, AMI vul Of
Nervous Energy.
q 900 FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND ovEs,
1000 eUKEs OF DISEASES
OF he Blood viz: Ulcers, scro'lls. Erys,pe.u SAT-
Rheun Pim2es the face, Ae sc together With uuu,-r.
ON. rsses o. Consumption, Liver Complaint Spinal Af.c.
doris Sc. This we are sware muss sppeAr increcibls
IN, w have letters from Physicians ard g-nom
a, parts Of h- United stsies Informing % u erusordn
sry cnres Van Buskirk Fac Que Of shs moot fespects-
~ drlgsiss liz NewSs. NewJsgsey, informs 10 Tat hs
can rees 10 more han hundred and any ess-s s
pses alone There thousands OF cases IN NE City Of
Nav York which will refer 10 with pleasure. sna 70
men OF character well Known
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THREE CHILDREN.

M TowSsESp- Dear SIR | have inc pleasure 70 ir'
r,r Won hst hree Of my children have been cured Of ne
800, b Inc use of your excellent medicine. Taey
s, sY,irtea very severely with bsd sores have lsfsn
on, four bodies; 1. took them swsy Tor wnea iee ny
se.f und or deep obligation Your, ,rsi s ~,
vorL Mach 1 lg4T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE.-A few months
AGO a gentleman by the name OF Thomas rom one o.
ne southern cities with his wife came 20 This CITY ana
nm, ma 81 a boyse in Morrisst His wife, having some
seousntances i'm Brooklyn has spent the greater portion
of her time with them On Friday night last Mr. NOM
az slso went 10 BROOKLYN sud spent the night ia compa
80 .ib III VIII. leaving bis trunk containing SllOOO
In sDecie AZ the Hotel in Morrsst Early On saturday
morning r Thomas got up and left the city previously
telling bis wife 10 him st the house IN rriss IN
-, - roceed Tx the afternoon train for Philadeph
Me- T On going 20 ihehouse Ia MOrrsst IN accordance
win the direction Of her husband was informed by the
proprietor that Mr. Thomas had been there that morning
md ,sken away a his things since which time nothing
had been heard Of him or bis money. Mr.. J. u about
SIS vears Of age and was married but few months ago
10 his wife who is much younger than himself II i
understood that Mr. T. intended 70 purchase ouudng
materials with view Of putting some houses IN the
West Indies The authorities are engaged IN inVestga
ting the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15
CITY ITEMS.
EnrnAY. May IL.

FIKEs.-A fire broke out last evening IN the
upper part Of house No. &c Elmst occupied as
majors ,hop By Cross & Co but was exfinguished with
traing damage. The Chief of Police and MS men Ne'
promptly on the spot. Also at O'Clock 5e'''o"y
ternoon the roof Of house No 2l5 Ihra 81 was .N.'
damaged by FIRE ALSO al 81 o'clock this morning tue
basement Of house "a Grsndsf-- "A nfs 0o'ui'eu
% o'clock las, evening in rear Of i4e Cherryst caused
by defect in the chimney twas promptly put OUT y
the Police with triaing damage
Tsy BROADWAY TBEATRE.-The edlnce, no"
RAPIDLY progressing on the site at the corner OF Broad
vav and Anthony street only ten days sinee cover
ed ~ variety Of buildings is as we learn rom 'ns
Miro, 10 he the most magnificent Of the kind IN tne
New World Il il 70 be opened 10 the pubic on tne
frat Monday Of September, and VIII DC ae'oUou -
10 the regular Drama and Opera Inc cOs' " -
building understand, 10 estimated AZ so1Vv. 49,
be oushsf larger thsn the PARK lneafe Auo M ~
lsrger than the establishment IN the bO"eiy' iue
facade on Broadway will be Of b1cK 80 leet ~ "-'
AMI stuccoed 10 imitation Of marble y VII o. ,iiee
,,,ses "a feet in hight with very rich and Ood cor
nice ard a rusticsted basement There Will De no pl
a.. T, viii be Us feet deep and p feet 10 me fesr
Viii a front Of = feet Anthonyst me stage VII
be- 45 feet IN width At the proscenum' sho ~ -. -
There are 70 be three ers Of bOxes-tne nfst UT nA'
iny sofas with sprng seats. some idea inay - ~ -
n he magnificent scale upon which tne "hOi1 ~ I y.
mas been undertaken, from the isc' tnat M =.
soss costing IS dollars each in the hrsi TER o. DoAe
The parouette is % be ittsd up with e9shonso %
VII comfortably hold $50 persons- I9s NhOe noosy
vyiu sea, 4CO0. The proscenium is modeeo on DO'e
rsr when seems t. admirably calculated IoI con
veving sound The shape Of the auditorium Is sIeas
,,ysno.pt on the Old fashioned horseshoe plan ana
vi calculated 10 afford cesr view OF the stage from
eli psrts Of the house The hight Of the dome from me
centre OF the Dit will be 50 feet The decorations o. me
interior are elegantly designed grotesques 70 % s't "a
" - u,b, gro1n6 The tiers Of boxes are supported
on slender o,ed shafts With gldec Coroinsn cspiias'
The house viii be lighted by small chandehers SUI !.
pended from each box, and from gas Manufactured ID
the establishment.
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ronn j.ek.op. Esq Edltor q he Railway Republican.
n1bshed The above certificate, and remarks "a sn edons
As follows -, -.,,,, ., Ca.
The success OF DR.. Townsendt prepNAlon o. sNss
. .nraar. 10 he Of IN. NOS, exrsortinsry character.
I've pu bsh today certificates In s De GALL one from
Can't Mclean OF this town. and one ron Rev MI hss,
- staten Isisnd . gentleman well known In kAhwsy-
can Mcasn believes the medicine 10 have save MS life
md Mr. White entertain Al equally srong con
eSsn-a IN he efficacy Intelligent men Ike these would
moi prsse - strongly what they did notably believe ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15

CouRr OF SPECIAL SEssIoNs.-John Anderson
colored for assault and battery peDontary months
John Anderson stealing piece OF calico penen,
risry months Ellen Chambers for stealing pair OF
boots penitensry months; James Kelly for assault
and battery fined SIS 20 stand Imprisoned until the hne
be paid; George Hammond, for stealing vest, CRY
Prison 80 days.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday next
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United STATS ogPICFR.

Can't q. W. McLesr member OF the re"-Jelscy Legf
,s,nrs lSts OF the United States Navy, has knt s>r,e
he following certincsie. II tells its own story
' RAHwAY Jan. 5. ls47.
80, si,rs | VA. taken with the uafserSa and NY
whole .y.terl len Ia debiistei state. wss induced 70
'rv r Towpsend. Sarsapayt,a and amer TAXING two OF
thrse bol, e. was very much relieved, sni attributed
sr,i,v 10 the aid SarsaparS have continued tShrg
h ara 6nd tnsG | improve every day. believe II ssvra
~, ~ ''''' ~ -. ". MCLEAN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-31
Not for a Day but fOrAII Time"

StdHtOn's External Reme", Hunts LiaiBlrnt,
Has now given abundant evidence of its healing
powers and proved itself the most extraordinary and
wonderful medicine in the world. In the short space
OF two years, has acquired reputation for curing
dseaseand relieving pain far greater than any med
icne ever discovered. It's wonderful cures have as
tonished the Medical Faculty,who, now universally
concedo its great value. They speak of it in the
highest terms and commend it, use.
II is condemned by none. On the contrary, ITS
PRAISE is UNIVERSAL. The cases Of cures are so nu
merous that it would take volumes to recount them;
and II is fixed fact, and is not disputed that as
PAIN EXTRACTOR, 1T HAS NO EQUAL, For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet to be had Of
each agent. you suffer with either of the dseas-
es for which It is recommended resort at once to its
use and be cured, For tho following diseases it is
an inialble remedy: Spinal affections. rheumatism,
paralysis and all nervous al1econS,salt rheum Group
or hves,ague in the breast and aceweakness of the
joints, toothache, sore throat and Quinsy uce-
rated sores ndoent ulcers burns frosted feet, corns,
bunyons, fresh wounds swelings and Bruises scrof-
ulous affections, musquito bites and poisons
This Lnment is sold by all the respectable Nor
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and
by the Proprstors at Sing Sing, New York.
GEORGE L, STANTON.
0-For sale Ot the Drug Store of r. KENNEDY, in
Carrollton November H. lSl7-5-2m.
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BisANDRETEs'S EqLLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL lFEyERB CURED BY
PlLLs,-All tevers,arc occasoned by
the dsordercd motion of the blood produced by the
humoral scrosiy by hardening the valves OF the ycs-
sells. The blood crculates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction of the glo-
bules or PARTICLES which compose the mass of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chs is expe-
rcnccd throughout the whole system and accompa-
MED with great thirst, pain in the head, back kid
neys, and in fact a complete prostitution OF all the
faculties of the mind as well as body
On the first attack of fever or any disease imme-
diately take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable u
niversal Pills, and continue to keepup powerful el.
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain has en-
tirey ceased Six or eight will in most cases be sui
cient as first dose, and one dose of this kind it is
not Improbable, may prevent months Of sickness
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeedO universally approved medicine
which by its peculiar action cleanses the blood of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness and f.
uully restores the constitution to perfect health and
vigor, For sale at the store Of II. A, STIDGrR.
Carrollton, October Is, lSI7--l-3m.
STONE WARE.
good assortment Of stone crooks, &r., on hand
aud for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
CarroIIton, November 6, lGlG-it
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Sherias sale.
Ts Tor o. QUO, Sl 5. Ia Partition.

CAEroLL Co. $. In Partition.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, Tor Carroll county, Ohio,
aud 10 the directed. will offer Tor sale al the
door OF the Court House in Carrollton, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 ?. NJ, on the ssh
day Of January, A. D. lB48, the following real
estate, 70 Wit;
''The eusI hafOf the north west quarter Of sec
zion twensy-two, l22,l township fourteen. (l4'l
range five. t5.) containing sevenly-nine and eigh-
y-rghl-hundreth acers, more or les: Also, part
vi the west half OF the quarter section Aforesaid,
and souaded a. follows; Beginning at the south
west corner Of said guarter section, running
thence north seyenty-seven poles 10 post
thence three rods nor;h OF rass eighty poles TO a
.ake, thence south eighty ihree poles TO post;
,hence west eighty poles TO the place Of begIn-
ming; (.xcept ten ~nd eighIy-e -eghl-hundredlh.
acres thereof. which said ten acres are bounded
As follows; beginning al a stone on the west llne
of said section; thence souGhwardly with the line
of said section fiity-seven and One-hall perchesi
thence north seyenty-One and one-half degrees
eas. ,hirly.cigh. perehes aud eghl-IcnIhs to a
stone; thence north eleven aud ons quarter de-
prpes west iorty-eight pprches 10 stoae; thence
south eight,tye and one-halidegrees west twenty
six perches and lour-lenIhs, TO the place OF begin
ning;J containing thirty acres, more or less. Sit
nate in the county Of Carroll aud Of the lands d.
rscted to he sold at SIeuhenville. o.
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
Dec. 3, lGI7-tds-p Is $3.50.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

have associated with me in the practice ofmedicne
Dr. HENRY b. FAwoETT, who has read attentivek
under my care for the last three years and has atten
ded course of lectures in highly respectable med
ica school in this State. lie practced with me d,-
ring the prevalence olthe epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn and
gaveentire satisfaction in all cases entrusted TO his
care | therefore most cheerlully recommend him to
the confidence of the public aud the attention of
the medical profession. ]. S. HUNTER.
March ~, ISl7-22-tc
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EXECUTORS SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order issued from the Court
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, at the
November term, A. D. lS47, will offer for sale on
the premises on the first day of the next (Spring)
term IS4S, of said court, between the hours of ten
A. NJ and four p. NJ, the following real estate, part
of the lands of ugh " itherow, deceased, TO wit:
Lots 26 q % in the town of NOrriStOwn,
The conditions Of sale-one third paid down, one
.hi rd within one year, and one third within two
yea RS, thereafter. Secuaity will be required for
the deferred payments -
JAMES WITHEROW,
Executor OF hugh Withcrow, deed.
noc o. ,A7-It
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Dorietp,

An ENGMA.-0n the window of the travel
lers' room in the Queens Arms lnn here, among
many queer heroglyphics and oddities scrbbled
with diamond pens on the glass, is the following
curious enigma:
+ Exx before marriage,
XXE after marriage.
The two first letters being in large capitals, the
others very small. Can any one OF our readers
solve the cngma-make out the meaning OF the
r.dIlol We venture the following, although
we believe il is capable Of various solutions /:
Great ease { L E's) and lule crosses tx KS be-
foro marriage, great crosses and little ease af-
ter murriage.-Lond0nderry Standard.
An lNrgRJEcTloN.- schooImaster inquired
"what part of speech is Oh! and All! or what
is an iulcriection!' The lad not knowing the
knight Of hc rod attempted to illustrate by ask
ing him
What should you say if man seized you
violently by the arn!"
"Why, should tell him to let INC alone dar.
nation quick
or A lady asking u Clergyman how it was
thai most medical men dress in black, he re-
piled "Thc meaning is very obvious, rs they
ne principally employed in preparing GRAVE
sIbjccts."
A PosER.-Thc New York Tribune viii y
and se1sibly asks, "Shoull Sam Houston b,
chosen President, which Of his wives would b,
presidentess,--thc Tcnnessccan, the SIuaw, d
ih3 TcAal"
Or An eccentric fellow, who was recently u
II tcu.,ablc. where there were several fine gir
slipping their twankay, was asked what he tho
ol certain lady then absent. "Oh," ropIicC
he, "shh is the pIalnesl woman ever saw II
my lic--the present company excepted"
or" Jane, what letter in the alphabet dc
you like the best!" "Wcll, don't like TO say
Mr. Snobbs." "Pooh, nonsenscl tell righ
out Jane,--whch do you like the besl!"-
"WelI," dropping hor eyes, 81 Ide u tn
hest"
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Once More on Hand!--Cheaper than ever


WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Carrolton and the public generally, that he has Just
brought on the NEATEsT, BEST, and CHEAPEST lot
Of Clothing ever before offered in this market
Ready Made Clothing,
In all lis variety such Cloth, Pilot and Blarkes
OverCoats, Of the latest styles; PantalOons Of evt
cry quality and prc and stacks Of Vests, Of ever
shade and pattern; Under-Shirts, Drawers, Bosomy
and Collars; Suspenders, &c. at prices that cannot
fail 70 suit purchasers-IIavng bought them exclu-
syely for Cash, he is thereby enabled to sell them at
such VERY Low prices as he is now offering them at
u He would therefore, invite those who wish to save
THEIR MONEY to give him call, where they can OBJ
tain a whole suit Of clothes for FIVE DOLDARS,
and who is determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment can SELL CALL AND SEE.
Don't forget the place-two doors south of II. A.
Stidger's store. j. r. BUCHER.
Carrollton, Dec. 3, lSl7.-nS-2m.
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--latest Arrival at Wholesale, by
FENNER g. MCMILLAN,

MASSlLLON, STARK COUNTY, OHIO.
IS brown sheetings so do weking, 80 do
batting, 7 do drilling, 10 do ticking, do wadding,
100 bags Pitt yarn, 80 pieces brown canton flannel,
20 do blue do 100 do Apron check, 10 cases bleach
ed goods, bales red flannel, 30 pieces canvass, 30
do red padding, 10 do cotton velvet 20 do dark vest
ngs, % cases prints, 1875 pieces plain and fancy al
paccas cases ging ms, 60 pieces fancy dress goods
100 pieces broad cloths, sutinets, and twceds, case
blue drilling, do blue muslin, l do blue chambry
100 dozen wool comlorters, cases colored cambric
100 dozen gm suspenders, 80 do gingham cravats
25 DO silk do, IS pieces silk pocket handkerchicfs
100 do cotton do, IS dozen hosiery, 200 cotton UNI
brenas &c, &c, &c.
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Cash for HIDES.

The subscribers having commenced the business
Of tanning, IN the yard formerly occupied by VIM.
Thompson directly north of the Western Exchange,
and di reetlybehnd d Meister's grocery, are desi
Fous OF purchasing quantity OF hides, for which
they viii pay four cents per ponnd,n cash on dely.
cry at their shop.
ALSO; On hand. at all times, large assortment
Of leather, OF all kinds which they will sell at as law
prices as the same kind of an article can be- purebn
sed In this place; and they invite the public TO cali
round, and examine their stock before PURCHASING
elsewhere, Cor they intend that their leather shall
needno other recommendation than an examination
BAXTER g. BUTLER.
CsHollton, September "a, lSi7-49-lE