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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30

"
DJU"h-NorgdS,
C0Ei0S, Sc.
and ell kiuis ofvorl in his line, which he VIII sci
upon . reasonable terms as they can be purchased
10 The county.
BY suuct attention to pusiocss he hopes to re
lceiye share Of public patronage. -....-.
April -, lsi5.-IyI
"a FORE PROOFS. THE Cry is ,,il They
! Comey-Evcry mil brings tidinps orthor
,ucc,s-. From Ba-t to The rlao;oi Wcst-iron
Canada Oh the NoGh, 10 Mexico ana the Vest In-
lca on iheSouth-ar all unanimous in their praise.
| Ofa medicine 20 universally auow1 and esteemed
WRGcuT's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls.
! It is hardly necessary to speak in detail. At no
|reuoI Of ts history has the reputation o TIA" med
Iicine stood higher, ANA we mpy say that uo rePu-
tation Is likely to be more CudirIn5. AdoPed to
an ou,,utions ~ every form Of d'scasc, aud to
Iall climates. Wuahts Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every o,hc. medicine, fitted for the use Of
man under whatever circumstance, hc may he pia.
Iced At sea Oh land, a. home or abroad, lu SUM
| Imers heat and iutcl's cold, with common re.
! ga.d 90 the conditions vi hoal,hi and wilhWrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills athaud thoro i-u" excuse
ifir being sick. unless the constitution be utterly IL
'ryc.uwab0c.
/ As ouro.jac, is to state where tho genuine med
|iyiur can hr obtained, rather than logiyc il M rN-
itapdoi u,Jga--wh.,h on, limits lo.u.d-we shat.
!mrc'y sul.oiu o.y or two vit.o uumcrous tc.li-
llnou.a,s that have ius, come tr baud. Hundreds
,ol lIe same Kind uIgui b. olLadi hu. ,.y a.o a.-
',he public viii save Us the Trouble of arranging
them,
Extract Of a letter fo!l fernando Ni,.sis.ippiN
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LIST OF RETAILERS.

The hefolowing is List of the Wholesale DeoJ :
and Retailers Of Foreign aud Domestic Mere han
die in the County of Columbia as returned to
anuary Session ls46, classcd ds I llows;--
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Sheriff Sale,

b. virtue of writ Of fieli facias 10 me
directed will be exposed 10 public sale a.
DanyIie in Columbia county Oh
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' cal before purchasing EiSe,cherc al
the NeC Factory Of Edrthe"v@e," by
THOMPSON u HICKS.
~ NE subscriber, have opened q TO TT'ERH'
III on the cad leading from Main to Third St
lCIr the Methodist Church, Bloomsburg, Colum-
jia county, where ,,hey intend to manufacture
ware Of tl, beat material; the ialcat and most sp-
proved patterns and finished IN the very best man
ier, such as Pots Of aiescriptions; Dishes Of ey-
cry variety and Jugs OF all Sizes and ,aficly OF
other articles too numerous 70 mention; IN 1T all
Kinds and every variety which mag te wanl,d by
any who may favor them with CALI A supply
kept constantly on haaL which will he sold by
wholesale nr rr,a, l,!!e cheepcl than the cheap.
c-, for co,h or country pmd1"e. ilso dry PiuC
" ood toKsc in ezchange for work if delivered al
thoi shop.
Blo,msbyrg September 5, ial6--eO
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Cabinet Ware House.

gqNdE subscribe would respectfully infolm the
q public, that he has taken the sn W lately oc
cupicl by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end oil
Bloomsburg, where he is carrying ON the
CMDlgyL3g lIU SINESS9
IN all it. various branches, and where he will he
happy o wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted 10
bo made good material and durable, and he in'
tend, keeping on hand
.giceboacds. gecreidricS. BHrra@S,
Wardr0je3. Cavd Iabiea, Dining
Zadies. BrcabJayt IHbIeS,
CUDb3qydg. SiaHJS, W0h
Stands, ReGdeGi2,
D9u@h-NoHghS,
COBiDs, Sc.
and oil kinis ofvorl in his line, which he VIII &c
upou .3 reasonable terms as ,hcy can be purcha5c'
| ~ The county.
| By stt.c, attention to nusincss he hopes to II
ceiye share Of public patronage. ......,.
ELL brown.
April -, lsi5.-Iyl
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have purchased at
Constable Sale, as he property Of William
II, BidIeman, the following articles %
yards of arpeirg-one Clock'-one barre
of cder-hsll barrel vinegar--2 tubs !
gram cradle-2 shusls--l horse set o
harness buggy-and have left the sam,
in his possession during my pleasure, ant
lorbid any person lsking them from hin
either hv purchase or otherwise, withou
my consent.
EPHR.AM HAUS.
MOntour, Dec. 26 1916.
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~ "a TF y ~ > gFFE Ii k..J TFTw
b 1; ts3A E IA IA > Es r
T3-Es EGS leave to inform the public, ,h,
u b he Is prepared TO attend to all the optr
alton, in dentistry, such as removing
2He Iariar and 0thcr ForeigH Sui.
stg0ceg.
r,......,o ,,,., ,,,l,.,,, r,, ,,oo, -.
49,, wv. ..,.,a anI I,s.,h s,"s., and h.sI,hy
80, ' .,.y. r1.-.,,.., ,y-,,
1"e '"F''''S y 1'fC"3r" F'M
"I' "e o'tS''H oo' .'o "'Cu WIZ" "U'
.'7 o'"'f lou OF 'ne hn'S' q"",i'y' sS "'
case may require "bj'h "'i geh'f'">
.preyen' '"e'f achins or 'o''h'f oto"y' '"'
,rehdrr them uSe'oi !of years. anu IN mah!
leases curing IiIe.
Teeth and Siun1DS 0( Teeth
which h1ve hpcome ueciess or ,rouhleson,
viii 10 extracted in ,he fn,s, careful man
nor vim tLe latest and hes, ir,oroyed IN.
s,rumcn,s,
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
CAnROLLTON,:;.:::.::::::;IUNE s5, Isi7
Administrations.

MrssRs. EuiroEs: BY inserting the name Of
ROBERT McELDERRY as a candidate Tor Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature subject 10 the de-
cision Of the Wing County Convention, your will
obligo MANY NoTEEs " Fox IowNsmH
MR. PoRrER: You will please 10 announce the
name Of THOMAS w. COLLIER, Of Centre town.
shp as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff, subject 20
the decision Of the Wing County Convention, and
oblige MANY NUTEEs OF CARROLL.
MEssRs. EDrroEs You will please announce the
name Of GEORGE HARDESTY as candidate
for Representative at the ensuing fall election, sub
ject to the decision Of the Wing Convention, and
oblige MANY YoTERs.
MEssRs EDrroRs: Please insert the name Of HO-
RATIO HUNT, Esq, Of Orange township, in the
Free Press, as a candidate for the Office Of County
Treasurer, subject to tho decision Of the Wing Con-
Vsnton, and oblige MANY OF THE PEOPLE
HEssRs. EDrrORs: Please to insert the name oi
JOSHUA D. PATTON as a candidate for Auditor
subject to the nomination, and Oblige many voters.
ORANGE.
MEssRs. EDrroRs: II GEORGE F. kennedy
will permit his name to 60 before the Wing coun-
ty Convention, as a candidate for the Office Of Audi
tor, he will receive the cordial and enthusiastic sup
port Of the WIGS OF CARROLL.
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To ihe foregoing resolutions. a copy Oi si.ch
was Forwarded ly G1g. B.Jb 90 G.u. Scott and
Gen. Taylor, the following neat aul chumeleris-
&c response has been received. % may be re-
garHei o. having been addressed Go every citizen
Of Ohio, through the Exscul.gs 1l ihs Suite. aud
will BE- rrad as such with a drill of interest.
"IlEAD QUARrEEs, AHs-Y o. OCc-sArl,s,
scamp near Monterey Msziro,
April l3, lG47.
"SIE: The Resolutions Of lho General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, relative 70 Gen. Scott
aud mys9lf, together with your letter transmit
ting the sumo have been duly received.
"To Resolutions 50 kindly and faucdng'y 3D.
dressed, ! am on my part most gratefully sensi-
bic; aud the people Of The great State Of Ohio may
rest assured, that 50 far as my will and ability
will permit, the good Of the country shall be ful.
y and hoHoraby upheld and sustained, as long
as such high duty rests in any manner in my
hands.
81 have the honor to remain, sir,
"YCur most obelienl servant,
~. TAYLOR, Mai. Gen. L. S. A.
"WA. BEBs, Esq, Columbus, Ohio"
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RAILROAD LETTING.

received at the office OF the Pittsburgh and CIeve.
land Railroad Company, in WellsYie, Ohio, until
10 o'clock, A. NJ, of the 27Ih day Of July, l847'
for the grading, bridging and preparing for the SUI
perstructure Of that portion of the line between
Wellsve and McQuiIkens mill, twenty miles,
Plans and specifications may be examined at the OIL
fee of the Company at any time from the l7th to
the 9th Of July Contracts will be let TO the low
est and best bidders further letting Of lhatpor-
ton OF the line from McQuiikn's mill, crossing the
Sandy Il Beaver Canal, and extending to the New
Lisbon and Canton road in the direction OF CeVe.
land will take place early in September.
By order of the Board o! Directors,
A. G. CATLETT, Secretary.
Wesvi!le, June IS, 1847-37-4s,
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Total of old banks, s,949,45o 8,o4o,35 3.92

Total of all the banks, 6 ,O86,749 17,854,l2 $3.50
From the foregoing table it appears that the
banks that went into operation under the Wing
banking law Of 1844-5, instead of paying no tax,
as alleged by Locofocc stumpers, pay more tax
every Sir months than any other species Of prop
erty does during the gear; Chat of the lndepen-
dent Banks averaging 9.24 mills on the dollar,
and the branches of the State Bank averaging
8,95 mills,) while the old banks, chartered by
Locofoco Legislatures, pay less than other prop
erty, (averaging 3.92 mills on the dollar. This
fact, so clearly demonstrated, at once disproves
thewholesale and unwarranted assertions of reck-
less demagogucs, and establishes the superiority
of Wing over Locoloco legislation. 'Tis unne-
cessary to enlarge upon this topic, as the above
facts are sufficient to satisfy any reflective mind
of the falsity of the charge so frequently made by
Loco brawers, and sustain the truth of the doc
trine, always contonded for by the Wings, that
bank stock, under the new banking law, pays al
least its full proportion of taxation.
The circulation Of the several banks in Ohio
was on the 1st of May last, 81 1891 ,O28, and the
specie on hand, at the same time, was $2,O26,-
55l O5; notes of other banks, 81 ,081 ,561 SO.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

AT meeting of the Temperance Society of
this place, held lin court house in Carrolton on the
2lst inst, called for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the propriety Of celebrating the APP
preaching Anniversary Of our National lndepen-
dence; the meeting was organized by Vice Pres-
dent, JAMES BAXTER, being called to the Chair,
and appointing SAMUEL RoTuAcKER Secretary.
A number of members from different Soclties
expressed themselves favorable to the contempla-
ted MASS MEETING; whcrcuponitwasu unanimously
Resolred, That the Temperance Societies ol
the town Of CarroIlton do celebrate the fourth OF
July, on Saturday the 81 of that month, and that
an inoiiaton is hereby extended 10 all The Tenn
Perance Societies in the county, and persons IA
vorably disposed to the great temperance reforms,
to meet with US on that glorious occasion.
ReSOlrcd, That at the celebralion--thc several
societies, when in general convention, take into
consideration the propriety of devsing ways and
means for the further promotion and prosperity
Of the cause.
RcsoIred. That Joseph Gable, ], D. Patton
and Robert Crosure, be appointed a committee
Of arrangements.
ReSolred, That NJ. J. Atkinson. VIM. C. Run.
ion, and r. l.. McCook, of the different Soce.
ties, be appointed corresponding committee.
RcsOlUed, That NJ. j. Atkinson and S. &. Nc.
Kee be appointed MarshaIs of the day.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet.
ing be signed by the officers, and published in the
several papers of this place.
On motion, The meeting adjourned to meet on
Wednesday evening, the 30h of June.
JAMES BAXTER, President.
SAMUEL RoTHACKER, Secretary.
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SAMUEL RoruAcKER, Secretary.

THE ONO LEGIsLATURE-GENs. ScoTr AND
TAYLoR.-The General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, at its late session, with great unanimity
adopted the following resolutions, compliments
ry 10 the distinguished Generals in command Of
our Armies in Mexico, to wit:
"RcsOlued, by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, That the bravery, skill, and good
conduct of Gen. z. Taylor, and the soldiers un.
der his command, deserve the highest commen-
dation Of the country.
Resolved, That we have full confidence in the
bravery and skill Of Major Generals Scott and
Taylor, the heroes Of many hard fought batllei
and that the dignity Of the nation and the honor
of the army can be committed to the charge Of
no ADLER commanders"
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se.s-fzl ..- t.e Free Prszs. By q iasy
.INEs o. TIE DEATH OF A SISTER


se.--'zi a- t.a FREE Puss. BY @ .ats
LINES o. TIE DEATH OF A SISTER
Farewell.
The Lr-ites' i.aas tf.1t We can know,
ligE -..a ...g Goat aaay,
Ala .g1,a l4t pain a4ers pleasures were,
And rrl=F.g,s iu decay.
And taaa a.5 from fond friends has, gone,
To Ng A5ms-.ty iyudest earthly lie
And len Jour sister here y weep
4, Lg-ss tie ugurH.gl sigh.
How olen fancy sees thee Jet,
Ana hears .Hy voice in play,
AIa hearts Lll loved thee teGs,
B.Ctc Gs-a C. thee to-day
The gentle tread with foo:sters light.
An. heart wi.h warmest glyw,
Have passed away, alas! from 'mcng " LeEs.
And e!t Us ngught but woe.
At evening tine, when round the hearth.
Thy heart was light and gay;
And smiles that played upon thy lips,
from Us have passed away.
There's no; a word thy lips hath brss,hsa-
glance thy eye hath given
Bot fingers round the parl0r hearth,
Like sunset hugs in heaven.
And as the glory Of is light,
Departs 10, W.,h the day,
But fingers around Rachels roCn,-
Steals half its gloom away
So when afar from Us thou'rt gone,
Toysit Thy native home, the pride Of thy hear
Where loves sweet Lutte yields melody On,
That's lingering in thy heart.
FsrC thee well, dear sister!
Fare thee well, dear sister!
Thine be i.ka Joy and treasure
Peace, enjoyment love and pleasure MAaTHA.
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JEFFERSON CoUNTY.-The Wing Central Com.
ty have selected Monday, the 9th day Of July
next, for holding the Convention to nominate
candidates for the several Offices to be filled al
the approaching election. The primary meet.
ings are TO be held in the several townships, on
Saturday, the Sd of July, and the Convention, on
the Monday following at the town Of Bloomfield.
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NEW TINwARE MANDATORY.

THE subscriber invites public attention TO his shop
= Just opened one door east OF the General Taylor
House, Qormerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkins,)
where he intends manufacturing TO order as also
keeping on hand, tin, copper and brassware, in
such variety as the demand may seem to require.
lie hopes by the closest industry and untiring
attention, to merit such encouragement as will
warrant him to continue and extend the business.
Every description of mcnding, in his line, prompt
" done to order. THOMAS II. ATKINSON.
Carrol.on lime o5 1G47-S7-tE
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has caused similar dcciiuauon in tne markets
Of this country. We are u5t sufficiently advised
Of lhs cuusn5 lhal have produced this change 90
speak positively Of is extent or continuance
Jut tbink ihal the markets Of this country will re-
main ia on unsettled and Prccarous slate until
the arrival Of further news from Europe. What
will eventually be the result, is very doubtful,
but there is reason to upprchend that the farmers
who have held back their grain for higher prices,
have oyershol the mark.
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Estaie OF ITnntis SCOT.

TIE Cn.ersign-t has been dolly appointed and 1n-..
..4 l.iain. trai-Er vtL Gle vuI annexed, On IRE
0s'1's Of FraE-.s sl4tt l.e q Carroll e0ln,y,
3a.l, deceased All pErs.1a lltel,sd 20 said a.
.-'- ere require. 10 make iame ate payment, Gna
..sa having ell.E.a. % pres % item ill se.tCment
l-1.E-lg % .ls, a..l.s oas gczr from Ills date
Ann L-GEE, A.a'rx.
June n, I5f7-35-3t
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ESTATE OF DAVID BOYD.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified executor O
the estate Of David Boyd, late Of Carroll county,
tOho, deceased. All persons indebled 10 said es-
late are required 10 make immediate payment;
and those having claims, to entthcm, legally
proven, for settlement. within one year from this
date. ANDREW BUD, Executor
Nav IA, l647-3l-
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CAMP TAYLOR, NEAR aqua NEUvA,( !
March 4th. 1G47. {

HOLMES COUNTY WHIG.--We are pleased to
observe that this journal has been revived, and is
now published on an enlarged sheet and new ma,
teras. 1t presents very neat appearance, and
breathes an air Of purity and freshness that will
60 far towards neuraIing the tainted atmosphere
that has so long enshrouded the otherwise fair
fields of "liItle Holiness" We cordially wei.
come ourfriend CAsEEY back the editorial tripod,
and hope that he will long continue to battle for
correct principles, and that, in the end, he will
meet with the reward that his untiring labor in
defence cf Wing measures, against the assault:
of an ovorshadowiug majority at home, so rich.
Iy merits.
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ATTACHnTENT NOTICE.

All persons Interested will take notice that John
s Hunter and J. 2. Emery, On the 4th day Of Nay
A. D. Is47, sued out q writ Of attachment from the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll county, in the State
Of Ohio, against John Mccormick, and Joseph W!er
and Phebe W.er his wife, lor the sun Of three hun
cged toilars Llch WIT has been served and return
Cd. Attest W. r. LLOYD, Clerk.
D. TzlPP Bzowy, Attorneys !or P!aiutifs.
MAY 81 ls4T-S2-Ct
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STATEMENT OF THE OHIO BANKS.

We find in the Ohio State Journal Of the 18th
inst, a statement Of the condition Of the several
banks in Ohio, for the six months ending with
the LIST of May, l847, published in accordance
with resolution of the General Assembly, pass
ed March 2, 1885, The table shows the amount
of tax paid by each bank during the preceding six
months; the amount per cent per annum Of the
tax paid by each on the average amount of cap
ital employed, and the average per centum paid
by all the Banks collectively, and several other
matters relative TO the condition Of the banking
institutions of the State. The length Of the ia
bic prevents US from giving more than birdseye
view Of its contents. This, however, will be
sufficient TO convince any candid mind that bank
stock pays greaier proportion of taxes than any
other property in the State. This assertion may
be cayied by Locoloco demagogues, but the fol.
lowing table, extracted from the returns made by
the several banks TO the Auditor of State, and
published over his official signature, amply sus-
tains it. The first column of figures shows the
average amount of capital stock employed by
each bank during the past six months; the second
the amount of taxes paid into the State Treasury
by each bank; and the third the mills paid on
each dollar of average capital employed. The
banks, be it remembered, pay their taxes semi
annually, and the annexed table embraces only
,ho Grst e., months Of tho fcpol vnar,
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As 4 FURTHEE EYIDENCE

That the principle Of curing disease b. cleansing
and purifying the body, strictly in accordance with
the laws which govern The animal economy and ii
properly carried out BY the use Of Wa-A.s I4tian
Vegetable Pills, wiz certainly result in the complete
abolition Of disease; we offer the following tes:imo
nials from persons Of the highest resPectaJdty in
New York who have been recently cured Of the most
obstinate complaints, solely By the use Of WEgEts
Indian Vegetable Pills Of the North American COL
lnua Of Health:
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THE MARKETS.

Philadelphia, June 21.-Four 7t07,25.
Wheat 16OO165.
Baltimore, June 21.-FIour 100.
New York, June 21.-Flour 1876.
Wheat ,72O175.
N. Orleans, June 14.-Flour 1871; wheat no.
Boston, June 21.-Flour 800.
Pittsburgh, June 92.-Flour 5O5,50.
The last account we have from Bolivar wheat
vas selling at S10y64,
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EsraIe Of Ezekiel pnyIs.

Tie gniersiguel have been appointed s1m!nistra-
i5-I On the estate Of Ezekiel Davis, late Cf Car
Ey! county, OHIO deceased. A.. persgns Indebted .
said estate are required Z make llHec.tls payment
Ead tlsEs having claims, c p.oseat them iJr settle
sat according q law, w!.Aia ons year non this cate
JAMES DAVIS, ! 49,
ELI 2. LUKINS. ''
ygae II, lsiT-sJ-3t.
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The LADIES NATIONAL MAGAzlNE.-Tho July
number of the Ladies' National Magazine has
been received. This number commences a new
volume, and is spendidy engraved and bcuuli-
fully printed. 1t contains, amongst other choice
articles, the three first chapters of "The Trai-
tors Reward" Revolutionary story by Charles
J. Peterson, thoaulhor of "The Oath of Marion"
The story is one of thrilling interest, and cannot
fail to secure the present volume of the National
a widespread circulation. Mrs. Stephens and
several other eminent writers contribute articles
for the number before US. The Ladies' Nation
al Magazine is conducted with care and taste,
and displays as much talent and judgment is to be
Goundin nIhepogos many of its three doIIarrivus.
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DEcLNED.-Mr. Atkinson, in the last number
Of the Picuyune, positively declines being can.
didate for Representative. He has "no aspia.
lions for any oiIice" No, not he! We thought
he would declinei-he has been declining for
some time.
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state Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
Cour. Of Common Pleas, AEgus. term, le47.
Ca,hsrine Winters
IS. , Petition iJT Divorce,
Jacob Winters.
Jacob Winters.

Tbs defendant, JacoJ Winters, who resides in tie
State Of Indiana viii take notice that On the slh day
0. June A. D. ls47, fled petition in the Office o
the clerk cf tae court Of common pleas 0! Carroll
county, Ohio, praying 70 be divorced from the said
Jacob Winters, and that the marriage contract exs
ting between him ard ne may be dissolved, and each
Of the parties released from the obligations thereof
and tina, the petitioner may have the control o. tao
children &c. The causes Of divorce alleged a-.ins,
the defendant by the petitioner ere extreme cruelty
and three years wil.u absence. The cause viii ge
or hearing u the AuCuzttca oF this court i,r lS47
CATaARINE WINTERS,
By Vas BRowy, her Attorney.
June H. lsi7-3j-Gt. Pr fee y Cpl.
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DIR. w. III. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers bis
professional services to the citizens Of the town
and surrounding country His Office is opposite th0
store Of Mr. Parker. September Ii, Is46-4s-sf.
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COTTON YARN.

large lot Of cotton yarn Of the best quality, JUS
u received and for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, l&46-ti.
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CHANGE IN THE GRAIN MARKET.-lt will be
perceived, by the foreign news published in to-
days paper, that tho price Of grain has declined
very materially in the European markets, and
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CARROLL COUNTY.

II. A. Stdgcr, Carrollton
S. A. Highland, New Harrisburgh;
R. X, Gray, Magnolia
James Forbes, New HaCerstown;
Hunt & Lawthers, Leesburgh.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of U5T@h's
Hd.aa Tegetttic Pas. wholesale and retail, l69
Race street, Philadelphia, 2SS Greenwich street,
New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
June Is, lS47-36-3m.