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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-04

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believe ) this, he NAV asA s,oN
PIT in these days q
Wy should moi sodpst
which will control s' Nv IN
which are, in lheir =, 1.l
and durable. n
i . a well known so,a
ture Of Bilious diso,sl .sv
understood. Hs.l N
utter failure Of nearIv -
men and medicine,ve9i' ~
10 BREAK THE CHILLI s.s n. y
and to be their grea, Inn M II
guei and to purge, AN
mercurlalize in ali M NJ Y
llous fever. What ~, ~
equencesa They ~ ~
to need relating, H..
have died, multitude. NJ !"
blond poisoned ), merso ~ S.p
have been permanent i
The true thao., euh !
cases where it is inihss Nm N
lcaie it thoroughly. 'l''
All these ends a. .D,.,. w
the celebrated GRAEFFFJN,TRp w.
Let them be fairy MA q ~
great west, and the BSei.. Al
clingS TO the system AIM, I'D
will be eradicated. HesSs .,
ly restored, the saIlovc0.I dp
BE- made fresh and al,
pleasurable sensations s& II
the next season will hot Az
yawning for the victims X
referred TO, We yenlDn
these Pills were furnisbeds n
lily in the United States I
Of the General Gosevnm.., Z
the most economical esp I
made. Why? Becsua 4
family all Bilious teBdeb
banished. The west wop1
be dreaded. There wopa
Sticky Seasons! The I'M,
would be as free from sud-
as those ofthe healthaa pot
England.
Unlike all other anti. baIa
he Graefenbel Pills ents
the formation of the al
the system. Those who
cording to directions caund
ious.
With these remarks the
Company invite a still more
al of their Pills.
list. Let neighborhoods Ii
and get a supply and distrid
family.
Cd. Let clergymen rec
distribute them.
Sd Let landlords furnish
settlers on their land.
4th. Let emigran' Socetal
err Philanthropic bodies form
the needy.
In short there is no ear
why the west should not
healthy; Il at on its beauth
and beside its noble streams,
vigorous health should not
In The following diseases
also achieve equally void
umphs:
asthma, Bilious Compa
BowelS, deficient action, h
Catarrh, Constipation. civil
nancy. COstireness Diarht
Breathing, Dyspepsia, Dg
sumption. Digestion, impria
nation of blood in the Hod
ErysipeIas, Epilepsy. Fem
Hatulemcy, Fluor Albus, b
tric Fever, Green sickness, Gil
burn, Head Ache, HgStsria
of Urine, inflammation Of pad
GamatiOn Of the StomaA, Jir
er COmplai Is, Lon Spirit
Suppressed Painful, Na5m
Neuralgia, Rheumatism SOM
diseases, Whites.
In all bilious and Ghfo@
the Pills achieve the moa ]
umph. Here they III
And as the susceptlbiligd@
constitution is to these diseases
APPLY Sly led by some, lHE p
New WORLD!
Their wonderful eficRgn
plants arises from Their FoH'
the Pores, cleanse and siF
stomach and Bowels, mals
flow healthy and clesTsmp
and strength to The sFSsn'
), WHOLESALE NAREH
:, 40 John Strsa
Il In owns where lheFs \ Y
!, the Company will appoint y
. cation by letter posi- Psld :
3 Persons wishing the rus y
Y order them.
n Price 25 cents a box
II D. H~ANsBORODGH
$ General Agents IOr %
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-04

FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES.
TIME subscribers have just received
from New York and Philadelphia,
and will keep constantly on hand, a com
plete assortment OF genuine and fresh
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-04

In short, every article usually kept in
Drug Stores, which they offer for sale
on the most reGSc nable terms.
PRlESILEY & MOSBY.
July "a, l847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
Administrators A Sale.

John Montgomery, Administrator BY virtue Of
of William Beeler, deceased an order ofsale
Ve. to me directed
Mary Beeler, widow, and others. by the court OF
common pleas for the county OF Coumbiana, Ohio
will sell at public sale on the l9th day of Janua-
ry, 1847, on the premises, the following described
real estate, to wit; situate, lying and being in the
county OF Carroll, and state OF Ohio, to wit; part
of the northwest quarter Of section nine, township
thirteen, range four, Of the lands directed TO be
sold at Steubenville, Ohio being piece out Of the
northeast corner of said section, joining lands on
the east by lands of Cornelius WcoG, on the north
east by lands of Robert Green, and on the north hy
lands of William Beeer, commencing on the north
east corner OF said quarter section, thence south l6
rods thence northwest direction TO the corner to
point on the centre Of the north line oil said quar-
ter section; said piece or parcel OF land containing
four acres more or less subject TO the dover OF Ma.
ry Beeler therein Of 81 annually, during her life.
times also the equitable interest that The SAID VIII
liam Beeler died seized OF, in and 10 the following
described premises, situate and being in said Car
roll county, to wit the east half OF the southeas
quarter OF section ten, township thirteen, and range
our containing 81 acres. more or less, said equl!a
bic interest not subject to dover Appraised a
S400; and the first described tract of four sub
iect TO dover, appraised at $}6. The said premi
ses will he sold on deferred payments not exceeding
Two years, with interest if desired The widow vii
sell her dover right in the acres at the same time
JOHN MONTGOMERY Administrator.
| December IL, 1886.
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Soldiers of the War Of A, D. 1872

While politicians are meeting together and ex-
pressing heirpreferenecs for men and measures,
and which expression is, TO some extent, regard
ed as evidence of public sentiment, We call upon
the Soldiers Of A. D. 1919, to meet their friends
in arms at the Court House, in Carrolton, Car
roll county, Ohio, on FRIDAY, the FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at as early an
hour as practicable, for the purpose ofglving Ut
terance TO their views of the great measures oil
policy by which our country shall be governed
and also their preference for the first gifts ot
our free republic. We desire to make no de-
monstrations as politicians, but as honest Ame'
recan citizens, who are attached TO their coun'
try, and have experienced the priyations of 9
Soldiers life and Soldiers fare! Come up
then, and let us speak for ourselves! This cal
means CARROLL and all the adjoining coun
ties. The Carrollton Band will be in attendance
to greet the Soldiers with the enlivening airs 0
"Hail Columbia, ""Yankee Doodle" &c.
MANY SOLDIERS OF 1912.
Nov. l8, 1916.
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Administrators Sale,

PY virtue Of an order from the court Of common
pleas, within and for the county of Carroll State
Of Ohio, at their October term, A. D. lS46 will Of
fer for sale atpublic vendue, on the premises, on
Tuesday the 19th day Of Jnauary, 4. D. l847,
the following described real estate situate in Orange
township, in said county of Carroll wit: part OF the
southeast quarter of section twenh-hree, township
thirteen, range six containing forty acres
TERMs:-0ne-third cash in hand, one-third in one
wear, and the residue in two years. the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN MARTIN,
Administrator of Henry Martin, deceased.
December IL, lS46-9-5t.
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NYAntea,

An agent for each county in this state TO sell "the
Il Family Cabinets" new discovery in medical
science which promises 10 be the commencement oil
ANEW ERA ~ THE MEDICAL WORLD.
The proplrieo could dispose oI many thousands
Of dollars worth per day more than they can issue,
hut are daily enargrg their business. Agents for
earh section Of the country throughout the vest
orn states viii be accepted in the ensuing spring.
The medicines are an et'ectual preventive Of dis
eases of the the stomach, bowels, liver lungs, ard
head by operating upon the nerves, the siomach'
and the blood.
The Cabinet consists Davis 6 Hambeton's Wild
Cherry aud Hoarhound Bitters, Life preserving PILLS.
Vital Balsam, and Arabian Basans, and are Tor sale
by r, ]. Atkinson and R. Kennedy OF CanolNda
and dlhet merchants in this aud adjoining counties.
Address, B. 4. DAVIS, Salem, Ohio.
nncerrl hnr 1 L lR46--9-.lgl.
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Just Published-A Christmas BOx,

FOR THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE.
By T. S. Arthur, author of "Six Nights with the
Washingtonians," The Ruined Family Jim Brad
docks Pledge The Cold " ater edding,' sc.
This Christmas Temperance Story is dedicated to
"The Sons and Daughters of Temperance" and ex-
hbts the festivities Of Christmas in the same ami-
", under the different influences of brandy, wine, and
water. 1t may be sent by mail at trifing postage,
and should be in the hands, as gift book, of every
family in the land tits done up with splendid en-
beshed Lithographic cover. Price-single copies
s7B cents Three copies for one dollar. Address,
VIM. SLOANAKER,
$50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA CUEED.-Hav.
ing some knowledge of Dr. Taylor's Balsam Of Liv-
erwort, made at S75 Bowery, ordered it in severe
case of diseased liver, with the usual symptoms of
costveness, yellow tnge of the skin, sick stomach
and also considerable nervous distress. soon found
this medicine produce the desired effect my patient
rapidly improved, and is now we'll This is most
excellent and mild remedy and should always be i.
sed in cases Of diseased lungs and liver.
B. A. ELI, N. D.,NY.
AGENTS.-R. Kennedy, C,roItoni John Ir.
vine. Kgorei A. F. Moore, Jefferson; C. C. Wiz.
ting. Canton; Doc. Lyon, We'lsve; D. P Ora.
ham, New Lisbon; S. Scott, Steubenyile.
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The last NCvfTfTCr Gall

Those indebted 10 the Subscriber are required
TO make immediate payment. All who neglect
this call will find their notes, duebills, and
accounts in the hands Of proper officers for col.
lection. Aword 10 the wise is sufficient.
T. ". COLLIER.
Nov. l3, 1916,
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FINANCES OF OHIO.

We are indebted TO Mr.. BEATTY for a copy Of
the Report of the Treasurer Of State, showing
the condition Of the Finances Of Ohio. The
Report goes into detailed statement Of the yari-
Gus sums received at the Treasury Of the State,
and the amount paid out, from the 18Th Of No
venber, 1s45, to the 18Th Of November, Is4e.
From this report, we have, at the expense ofcon.
siderablelabor, gathered thefolowing information
relative tothe financial Affairs Of Ohio:
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FLINT GLASS WARE.

GALL AND Sea fine lot Of well selected
GLASSWARE, just received which will sell low
for cash or produce. Gallon, hagallon, quart, and
pint gars, saeryboxes, pint and halfpint tumblers,
sauce dishes, honey dishes, gobets, Pitchers Ian
Butter, dried peaches dried apples, beeswax, fax
eed, timothy-seed, tow yarn, eggs hard-soap, etc.
will be taken in exchange for the above articles Or
groceries. STUART G. MCKEE,
Carrolton, November 81, Is46-7-tf
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The following is the report Of committees appointed
for the purpose of fairly testing the medical proper
ties of the Sican Syrup or Tropical Hygiene, who
have thus freely given their unanimous approval:
DUBLIN, Ireland, Sd December, IS45.
We the committee appointed to thoroughly nvesti-
gate the properties of the Siciian Syrup or Tropical
Hygiene report that he have used it most extensive
y in the hospital and also in private practice, and we
found it to be the most prompt and certain prepara
ton ever presented to the world for chronic diseases
for which alone it is intended as a remedy.
CoMMITrEE-J. Y. Stratton NJ D., s. Calling
worth, NJ. D., H. w. Mendenhall, NJ. D.. E. Shell
lenburgh, NJ. D., and P. McMinnis, NJ. D.
LONDON, December u, I845.
The undersgn cd, committee appointedto to strictly
ascertain the remedial qualities of the Sciian Syrup
or Tropical Hygiene and its applicability to chronic
diseases in general, report that we have thoroughly
tested it at the different hospitals of this city and
found it to sustain the high reputation it has gained
in the most enlighted and intelligent circles of Eu-
rope and believe it to be combination never equal
led by any invention ever offered to the world We
most earnest recommend to the suffering and aflic
ted confident from our own observations that it is a
most efficient and unparalleled remedy for all chronic
affections. NJ. D. Snowden, M. D, Charles w.
Stroud, NJ. D., Thomas Warner, M. D Joseph Pal
mer, NJ. D "A K Thurbridge, NJ D., Benjamin F.
Sprigg, NJ D , E Crittenden, NJ. D Committee.
The above medicine is for sale at the drug store OF
R. Kennedy in Carrollton. Price SIS per bottle.
Demember 25, lS46-II-4t.
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Atteu1ion!-Wasbiugton Creys.

Meetings for Drill will be held at the Armory
on Saturday EUening Of each psek, commencing
a, candle lighting. Members will attend regu'
larly. No admttance for visiters unless intro.
duced by q member. Per order,
w. COLEMAN, o. S.
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view, and removing, from time 70 Tine, pau Of
those who are harmless and hopelessly iocurabe,
ills believed that the present buildings may be
made TO meet the wants Of the Safe FOR some
years 70 come"
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

OLD stoves, po,s, kettles, ovens lids, grates, gra.
bars, and every description Of old pot metal vii
5e received at the CARROLLTON FOUNDRY, a
halt cent per pouni, in exchange for casiings.
a. L. LIT1ELL.
June &c, lo46-3f-6t.
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seems determined 10 "aK the misfouunes" Of
those who are compelled to earn their bread by
the sweat Of their facc."
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NaUsLiNs.

! LARGE lot of brown and 5leached muslins, just
IL received and for sale al !5e new store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR,
Carrollton, November Q, 1e46--;
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TIE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LlTrRAaT Mrs.
sESoER AND REvIEw.-Ths prospectus FOR the
18Th Volume Of this sterling Magazine will be
found in another column. Tho Literary Mes
sengeri is oneof ihevery best magazines now pub
lished. Il contains no engravingsi but its sixty.
four large pages are well filled with choice read.
ing. The e1itOr takes especial pains 10 blend the
useful and amusing in such harmonious con.
nection, that the reader will find his messenger a
rare friend dispelling the horrors, and lighting
the mind TO u realization Of the beauties which
surround il. The 18th Volume will contain a
"History Of Virginia" worth at least one-half
the subscription price for one year. We cheer.
fully recommend the Literary Messenger to any
person disposed TO patronize one Of the popular
magazines Of the day, with the single observa.
lion thatt the Messenger, unlike many Of its wOr-
thy competitors, is notified edexclusvely with light
reading, but contains much that matter Of an in.
structive quality, and nothing calculated TO offend
the most chaste and sensitive disposition.
Mos LAw.-We copy the following notice from
a respectable paper, published in a county town
in this State. We scarcely know which 10 treat
with the most contempt, the "horse.thieves," OF
the respectable mob, who take the law into their
own hands:
"SroP THE THlEF.-The Inriaeibles will meet
at the Court House in Tiffin, on Friday evening,
The lst of January, l847, iorthepurPoseo Of adop-
ting measures to guard more efectually against
themany depreciation cOmmiuedby horse thieves.
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s4,O83, 3,84a,4O,9 $3.50, ,S99, ,s5,
,S36,229,95,l
Bal. in Treasury, $247,5l8,45,l

Bal. in Treasury, $247, ,5l8,45,l
OF the $247,5l7 as l, remaining in the Treas
ury on,he 18th of November, 1876, $86, ,30S 98 Q
was the balance in the Treasury atthe commence.
ment of the fiscal year, November 10, l845.)
From the foregoing statement it will perceived
that the money paid into the State Treasury du,
ring the year 1916, exceeded the current expen.
ses Of the State in the sum of $16l, ,2O9 469
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Corn Meal and Buckwheat Flour.

If you want good article of Corn Meal or
Buckwheat Flour, call on the subscriber.
S. G. MCKEE.
Carrollton, Dec. is, 1916.
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GUUkIIh8-H0USE ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OUR OF LORD Is47.

Being The Third after Bisseriile or lap Year
eoAGiHing SG5 days, and after The an ef JAY
ne Ilsi year Of Amsriean IndepenAsnes.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-07
A CURIOUS WILL.

The Courier des Etas Unis gives Of singular
will left by wealthy notary in Paris about twenty-five years
SINCE and which yet in of fu6men His greatest
pleasure in life had been gather his friends around
his table and treat them spnddy being generous good
liver and he conceived the notion of perpeuang these social
gatherings after his DEATH Accordingly, by his will he in
stued ANNUAL banquet for twenty Of his chosen friends
approprating TO the purpose the Of 900 francs The
details OF the feast strictly enoned directing the expense
always be 100 francs head The memory the deceased
was to be toasted and to make the subject of
friendship poteness might dictate The feast be
nvioaby the same twentyone plates be always set Gone
for himself perpetual head Of the table, and the 200
francs to be expended.
The first year the twenty friends all there but year
after year they removed by DEATH until in twenty years
they reduced to eight These paook customary
the FEAST and toasted the memories Of their departed compa
Mons Last year. however, there but two, who solely
shared the luxurious but melancholy banquet The two knew
each other but e and met yearly this table, Their po-
stons very different One very rich, while msor-
had reduced the other to restitution The rich and the
poor sat cody opposite to each other until warmed by
the Wines they had forgotten their different circumstances
On the first Of June, this year. the feast again returned
the rich dead and the poor and only survivor seated
himself at the table laden with silver, with its wentyone
and its delicious viands There he the victim Of
poverty subject all prvatons peraded by feeling of sad
and desolaon, magnificent banquet of 1000 francs
Pressed by his wants he made bold to request that the
which applied to this yearly fast for himself might be
appropriated bis daily susenance The lawyer showed him
the positive clause of the will which he compelled
executed the letter. The poor retired in Sadness
thinking how many days he would be obliged TO go without
dinner while year he compelled TO be surfeed
with feast prepared for 81 persons and valued 900
francs singular piece of folly truly.
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V A r EFT Y.
IRON A LATE FRENCH pAprR

FROM LATE FRENCH PAPER.
The electric current according the calculation made by
Professor Wheaone three years ago. travels near
he estimated the of 2ss 200 miles per second
If we multiply that large number by sixty 2s0 900 miles
per minute
Lately, in pulling down old church at Aa, in Norway,
oblong box found containing the skeletons of man
and woman with about so rods of hard wood lying between
them. On the brass plate with the following in
scrPton In this coffin repose the remains of man and
woman, who, having lived together in concubnage were
for their conduc beaten to DEATH October A. I404" Ii
appears from examination Of the state Of the law in Nor
way the beginning of the 18th century, that the above
named crime at that period punished by death from fs-
tigaton."
matron of village Chambery in Savoy was ac-
customed to thrash her unfortunate husband with broom
stick whenever he happened dspease her. The other
married men of the village fearing that timely checked
the practice would probably be adopted by their loving spouse
resolved 10 take energetic for putting end
They accordingly seized the unucky husband, capped
HIM on an ass with his face to its TAIL paraded him through
the village, followed by crowd laughing and hootng, and
ever and anon inictng shower OF blows the off, bella
bored shoulders of the poor devil Strange say the man
did appreciate the efficacy Of the ealman and perhaps
did not clearly understand Why because he got hrashed
nome, he should also get tashed public He accordingly
cited two men, named Joseph Gucherd and Jean Gucherd
before the tribunal Of Correctional Police the ringleades
in his persecution, and the on for trial short
time ago. After having made his complaint the advocate of
the defendants and adduced budget of preceden
ing from ll3l, TO show that perfectly jusabe to treat
husband who allows himself to be chassed by his wife in
the way in which the had been treated he
added that the old custom that husband should
ve TO escape when sought AFTER his door neghbor
should do duty for him. and be cudgeed his stead The
learned gentleman also coatended that the promenade and
thrahng of the husband public productive Of great
moral ELECTS for that within the memory of had
been known drub her husband after he had under
gone such course OF treatment Amidst the laughter which
the pleading occasoned the tribunal condemned Joseph Gu
cherd to fine OF 2Oir. and acquitted his brother.
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CUTTING TELEGRAPH WIREs.-A letter from New
York OF Monday afternoon referring TO the Hbernia's news
says Immediately after the quotations received here
the telegraph broke down very suddenly. Whether the spe
cuaors thought the had been transmitted and
thinking so, cut the wires, deponent saith not"
The Boston Traveller OF Tuesday says:
" will be remembered that the telegrahc communication
between and New York interrupted soon after the
arrival Of the yesterday appears that the
wires deliberately and that the offending parties
rogs boddcio, and perhaps spectators in bread
uifs. Yesterday forenoon party of aborers upon the
Worcester railroad proceeding in handcar from
Necdham and had nearly reached deep cut a mile or
from Needham depot when they perceived two three
with stick forced in between telegraphc wires
which they attempting twist break the wire
"The laborers Immediately got off from their and
eavored to approach the wrebreakers without being
in order to arrest them Just they got within short dis
tanc however, they observed by the guilty parties who
Immediately plunged into the woods by They
pursued by the Rborers who however lost track Of em but
found horse and caise tied Determined that they
should not escape strict watch kept upon the woods for
several hours at length voices heard aud man APP
peared genteey dressed who Immediately accosted with
the inquiry whether the sase belonged TO him He answered
aud before the aborers could make their minds
him decamped Late in the afternoon the chance Of cap
turing the wire given up the horse and chase,
however, we're left the woods and remained there this
morning"
The gentlemen seems, did not return to reclaim their
horse and chase but note to the person Of whom
they were hired Boston, and to whom they unknown
informing him where his property might be found.