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inrorters Among these they have ar 0olnne.
mild as a zepher, aud iragrsnt a. a rose, which
we specially recommend TO al! nervous pers n..-
l.s effect pon many OF those who have iried IL
has been 10 make them confirmed tea drpkers.- -
Ladies who have u.ed It say ihey never heiots
drank such tea But al tastes con teh here suited.
with the great advantage over others Of ge'1ng a
pure article at Wholesale prices. however small
ihe quantity. The Company's Wafehth'e Is al
IS and ~ Fulton Sl.-GOlden Rule.
Tea.-The Pakin Tea Company, No. 75 and
II Fu,on street, unquestionably sell The besI teas
imported into this market That they sell then
eb, aper than any other establishment Is a fact
proven in thousand instances since they have
onened their store We would advise our friends
10 call at this place. and if they don't wish 10
buy. al least to obtain a little pamphlet kept on
tbeir counter, emitted Hints 20 Tea DIrkers,
and therelrom learL li.tle useful information on
the subject The pamphlet IS given graIis.-
Jour. OF c. mmtrce.
You NAV be sure OF obtaining At all times pure
and highly favored teas y the singe pound al
who'll sale prices Of the PcjN Tea Company, 70
and u Fulton street. They havG probably The
lar 1est stock and the greatest variety u ne green
and black teas of any establishment in the I. ).
They are doing large business, and great bee.
eft 10 COZ sumers of tea.--N Y. Atlas.
1r1-Edilors and Publishers OF Newspal ers in
the United Slpes, Candas, West Indies &c,
who will give the abDye thirteen insertions in
their respective Journals, including this notice,
will c paid for the same in any teas they may
choose TO select from the above catalogue, at the
prices there nam'd, and by their purchasing OF
the company twice the amount Oitheir bill, which
they are at liberty to dispose OF as they pIease.-
Papers who advertise must direct copies marked
to the Pekin Tea Company Gazette, IS and -
Fulton street New York
January q. I847. [$jO,OO.l
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SIlcriR's sale.


CARROLL CA" @ Co.'s Co. In Partition.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out Of ibe
Court OF Common Pleas, Tor Carroll county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, | will offer Tor sale at the
door OF the Court House in CaroIlton, between lhe
hours OF 10 o'clock \. NJ. and p. NJ, on the Gtli
day of January, A. d. 1915, the following real
estate, 10 wit:
"The east hal(of the north west quarter OF sec
lion twenty-five, (22,) township fourteen, (14,)
range five, (5) continuing seVenly-nine aNa eigh-
ty-eghl l-hundreth acers, more or ess Also, part
Of the west half ot the quarter section aIOrF$.iS,
and founded as follows: Beginning at the sOnh
west corner Of said quarter section, running
thence north seventy-sevrn poles TO post.
thence three rods north OF east eighty poles TO
stake; thence south eighty three poles to a post;
thence west eighty poles to the place oI brgin-
ming: except ten md eighty-eigh ght-hundredth1
acres thereof which said ten acres are bounded
as follows: beginning at u stone on the west line
of said section; thence souhwaldly with the line
of said section llty-seven and One-halI perches;
thence north srventy-one and one-haIf degrees
east thirty eight perches and right-tcnths 10
stone; thence north eleven and one quarter de-
greps west orty-eght perches 10 u stone; thence
south eghtyive and onP-halIdPgrees west twenty
six perches aud lour-tenlhs, to the place OF begin
nng;l containing thirty acres, more or less. Sit
uatp in the county OF Carroll, and Of the lands di-
rected 10 he sold 1T S.euhenville. o.
E. Mcguire. Sheriff,
Dec. 3, lG47-tds-pfs s t,jO..
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CHEAT AND GROW RICH

THIS has been the scored principle of TOO many
OF the wholesale dealers in TEAS up to this time, Il
theJ have practced the most shameful imposition
on the country Merchants without any fear of de-
lection. But a new era in the TEA TRADE has
come, and the PEKlN TEA COMPANY claims
the honor OF its Introduction. They were the
first to raise the bannero Of Reform on which they
have inscribed the simple words-"pure Teas at
Honest Prces!" A complete revolution has been
the consequence. Let consumers OF tea look al
what we have done.
LIST. We were the first to send them tea that IL
sed to be called too good Tor them.
ID. We have driven ont OF the market vast
amount OF trash, and introduced better class OF
teas than has ever been sold. Importers Of teas
often came TO us to get for their own use, aud for
Their friends, fine qualities OF teas Ihey can find
nowhere else.
Sd. We have reduced prices more than 90 per
cent, both OF black and treen teas. The whole
sale grocers say we are running the trade and call
us hnmbugs. This we have done alreadv aud
now see what We are ready to do:
ls,. We will sell teas by the single chest, halt
chests, or II lbs. box, At the same prices tina,
wholesale grOcers pay to The importers when they
buy by the hundred packages.
ID. The wholesale grocers only allow I3, and
at most u lts. tare To the half chest. This is a
cheat. We allow in most cases, Is TO IG lbs, on
the same. auaa ..|
ID. We hereby undertake 10 sell every kind o
~as ron SIN to twelve cents per ID. cheaper Than
Ile wholesale grocers do. a..' ..
How can We do This IL k the country mcr
chant ~
lhlS l our answer. We are conteM with
/ per e. profit instead OF - and 50 per Ct. AS !
/ Wholesale grocer, a.'"
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llniteN 5tatrs Gonorcss.
Editorial Correspondence OfPIttS. Gazette,



The whole number of Pensioners paid under
the several acts of Congress, during the frs,
two quarters fthe year l847, was l5,O92. The
number in Pennsylvania who received Pensions
during the sRmc time, was l,l26. Tho number
in Ohio, 424; in New York, 3,302. During the
fiscal ycur ending June 30, l847, the sum of
VI SOC, 900 werc paid for Pensions, cxcIusivel,
of Naval Pensions.
The whole number of persons in tho United
States TO whom Pensions were allowed las, yeur,
was 93,0l0, of which number 3,OI3 are in
Pennsylvania, l,l53 IN Ohio, $3.50 in New
York. The number of pensioners who died
las. year, and whose deaths were reported, was
l,O4I SO OF whom were from Pennsylvania
Under the act of Congress, February II, l847
there were receiaed at the Pension office 10, 8,36C
claims, 100 !or Treasury Scrip, and 1910 fol
land. ia good sign, us il indicates that those W he
have received the land bounty mean to become
setllcrs.)
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Mr. CIOy's coming to-day was greeted with
an enthusiastic welcome that must have conyiu.
ced him how very dear he is TO the city which
has been the scene of most Of his official Iabors.
No man has been trucr friend to the D,s,ric,
OF Columbia, and the name OF no public man
wohld-probUbly revive so many pleasing associ.
aIions with the past. Mr. Clay sought TO avoid
every thing likeapublic reccplion bul his friends
would no, lot him. lie was mot by large
concoursc Of citizens u, tho cars. and escorted
10 the United States Hotel, where he was com.
PEELED TO appear on tho balcony aud make pub.
lie acknowledgement for the honors rocelvc1.-
There is no other Civilian in the land who could
command such receptions as these. No man.
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Is hereby given that there win be petition preseh
ted To the Commissioners of Carroll County Ohio.
at their next session praying for the location of
County Road, commencing at the State road near
the school house in district Nc 6, in Harrison To
in said county TO EuH from thence South ON the
east OF Daniel Highlands house, the nearest and
best way TO the section line between Robert DENY.
and William Westbay; tlIence along said section
line TO near the creeA passing through the
land of Randel B. Sprague, the nearest and best
way to or near the barn Of William Woods, where
Solomon Need now lives. May PErITIoNrRs.
January 9th, 1913. 70 It paid.
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NEW TINwAREMANUFAt'rORY.-

The subscriber invites Puhlie attention 10 his shop
iusi opened one door eas. OF the lienefal TayhT
House, tluruerly occupied by wm. d. Jsnkins,I
where he intends manu- acturng 10 Oriets a. als0
Keeping on hand, tin, coppf, and brassware ia
such variety az Ile demaudmpy seem 10 requre
lie hopes by lhe closest industry and unurins
a''ehuon' to merit such encouragement ls will
warrant Gns 10 continue andexIend tie business.
livery description olH,ending, ol in his line, pomT
y zone 70 order THOMAS u. ATKINSON
CaHoll:on, June 95, Ie47-37-ti.
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Tnc state Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
John Clark and
John N. Adair,
In Partition.
George Moore
George Gamble

Ueorgc NamDle -
The said George Moore and George Gamble wall
take notice that petition was filed against them,
on the 7th day of December, A. ID. 1917, in the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for said county, by
John Clark and John n. Adair, and is now pending
wherein the said John Clark and John \. Adair,
demand partition of the following real estate; Part
of the northwest quarter OF section 80, township
thirteen and rrnge six, of the lands made subject
to sale at Steubenvile, Ohio; beginning ut the
southeast corner of Market street in the town OF
Ieesburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and sixty-fye hundredth perches, thence north so
east fifteen and fifteen hundredth perches, thence
north 234 . east twenty-one perches, thence west
TWENTY-FIVE perches to the beginning, containing
tive acres, one rood and twelve perches. Also,
certain other lot of land situate in the same section
as above described, to-wit: Beginning at the south
east corner OF the said quarter, thence north ity-
one and one-tcnth perches thence north III ? west
twcn ty-two and two-tenth perches, thence south
22J : west fifteen and sixty-fve hundrcdth perch
cs thence south 81 east nine and five tenth perch
es, thonce south 22I west thirty-iour perches'
thence north 49, west seventeen ana hlteen nun
dredth perches, thence south : west one ana
three tenth perches, thence south ~ east twenty
four and seven enhs perches thence east 30 perch
es to the beginning; containing nine acres, roods
and 33 perches, nne that at the next term of said
court, application will be made by said John Clark
end Jon n. Adar, for an order that partition may
be made of said premises. 'o
'0.u.. ..f JOHN CLARK at
I..t|. ~ H.r JOHN n. ADAIR. u.
BY Eckcy & Davis their Attorneys
Dec. 81. IS47-Gt prt + .....s, ....,' .ri
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MERICAL NOTICE

10 e nssocuted with me int the practice olmedclne
Dls HENRY B. FAwCETT, who has read atteptlvey
under care for the last three years and has atten
ded course of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State. He practiced with me dA'
ring the prevalence of the epidemic that swept oytE
the oountrS during the past summer and alituln u
onyeeutrd satisfaction in all cases entrusted y 80
care. 1.-THE rcforc most cheerlUlly recomme ~ Fss Y
the conlidencc OF the public and thuatIs =
the medical profession. J. 5. u IsssS
March u, ISI7-- 22-tf
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FROM MEXICO.
CONSEQUENCES OF THE PITTS. Gan.
Philadelphia, Jan. 14,-5P. NJ.

Philadelphia, Jan. I4,-5P. NJ
by The arrival Of the schooner EIanor at Or.
leans, we have four days later news from the
Capitol Of Mexico.
Gen. Scott had issued an order preparatory
to spreading the army over the interior of Mex
leo, and seizing and occupying all their strong
holds and compel The authorities to sde for
peace. The Government dues and taxes are all
TO be seized for the use Of the army.
The new Mexican Congress- was assembling
at QuaraIero.
Surgeon Saler is dead.
Lieutenant DonnelIy fell in with small band
Of mounted robbers between Puebla aud Jalupa.
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STOKEEY d TRIPP,

Attorneys and ComScIiors al Lar,
: FFICE in the court house. The retainer oflhS
one will secure the sevices ofhe Other
CaIrOllton, May 9. l845-tf.
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h. +. EcKLEY.
ECKLEY DAVIS,

Attorneys ana COHRseliOTS al LGIc,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll aHd the adjoining
cunlies. All business entrusted to them wiIlr6.
eive prompt attention. Office in the frame huhd-
lng, opposite the west door of the court house.
CarrollIOn, December 5, lG45--tf.
VAN BROWN, II. GRISwOLp,
CarrolltonO Canton Ohu
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
ON SALE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF THE Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY,

IS and II, Futon Street New York.
The teas mentioned in this catalogue are done
up in h., 10, - aud ID packages; the first in
side wrapper is lead, the second wrapper is wa
ter proof paper, and the third or outside wrapps.
is OF Chinese rice paper. The tOmpaly sell nonr
but good teas, done up in this superior mannere
a. OF them grown in the most luxurious districts,
OF China. Country dealers may select as small a
quantity Of each kind as they like, and have them
packed in enc ChesL The teas also come in five
pound Chinese packages, called quaItoons, con-
venieI t, fanciiu portable shape.
Persons residing in any part Of the United S.
or Canada, can order any OF the teas in this cat
alogue, by letler TO suit their wishes. We pack
them in Chinese boxes and deliver lh'm to the
Forwarding MercI aht free from charge Tor pack
age or carriage. The money should always ac-
company the old r.
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We deserve the thanks Of the eeuatry mef-
chant for saving him hereafter fiom being cheat
ed. Let them come 10 the warehouse Of the Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY, and compare samples Of
tea they get eL ewhere; aud il they buy lad teas
then at high prices. il is their own fault.
An English importer lately bOssIed that he could
make more money hy serding bad teas to the N.
y. murke' Iuan on good teas We are resolved
to overthrow this fraud; and now call upon a.
gents IN every town in the United States to come
forward and buy the TEAS imported by the Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY; and we pledge ourselves
that il in six months they do not sell more tea
than the oldest and largest dealers in the town,
we will give them our tea without al y charge
Thi. is the plain English and cannot be misunder
stood. We appeal for testimony TO the immense
success OF our agents in any part Of the United
States.
CcTAgents wanted in every town in the United
States for these teas, by which hey can make
money, aud tonier benefit on the public by sup
plying the pure article.
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[SILvER LEAF is $, Tom sod even ty large dealers
1t is superior teal Young Hyson, Golden Chop,
Plantation Garden owth, so.
Golden Chop is the finest green tea cultivated in
China. # is Cne OF the frat pickings, and excels
all other green teas for its delicacy Of flavor,
strength and aroma. Heretofore this tea has ne
yer reached this country, except small los as
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n. GRISwOLn.
Canton, 0lIn

Attorneys and ConSeiiors at Ldic,
Office in the court house, Carrolon, Ohio.
March 90, l84I-tf.
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GENERAt. Orders, !
No. l96. I

Cd VI ssffN 49,
llEADQUARTERs OF THE ARMY,
,..t.t..... Puebla. June 80. l8l7.
Absuac. ofprocccdings of u Cour of Inquiry
which convened at this place by vir'uc ofgencr.
al orders No, l06, headquarters Of the army,
aud ofwhch MAJOR Gen. J. A. Quiunan is Pres.
idcni
l. The said Court Of Inquiry proceeded in
due form 70 investigate the sugecIs embraced
in the uwo papers herein cited, viz Firs., the
General Order No. 1856, Headquarters OF the
Array, Pucbla, Mexico, June "a, l847, US fol.
AT the instance Of Rrevct Major General
Worth Court of Inquiry will meet in the build.
ingcallesl the Palace Of dis city. at ten o'clock
to.lnonJw MoFning, 10 investigate certain mat.
te.S in which, that Gcnorai Olliser conccivas
hihhselftD have hcen injured by the Gcneral.n.
chisfofI this army. via in,Il mater Of the
terms granRabs lld said llroVet Maior General
10 ihe ianc,idniiArics Of ilis city, N ihe way Of
eapiuIatieh as guarantees, at'or abouilhc time
iMavJS, i8a7T his entrance with the advan-
tced corps Of the army into the city. aud in th,
nlullcr Of circular, dalcd June IL. 1917, pub.
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BROWN a CRISWOLD.

VAN BROWN,
CarrOlllOn,O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-21

GREAT GALE AT TAMPA.-In consequence OF the
some ten or twelve feet higher than ever before
Known. Nearly the whole village washed away,
and among the buildings destroyed specify the store
Of Mr. Clark, the house occupied by Mr. VIM. Fer
ris, the dwellings Of Mr. Mackay, Judge Truman Mr..
Lsmy and Mr.. J. b. Allen. The row Of buildings oc-
cuped formerly by the company Of Florida vou nteers
a. well a. the and hospital all swept
away. From the above brief account we give but
faint idea Of the suerings that many valuable and
highly respectable citisens must undergo The only
consolation that distant friends have at present
10 In firm reliance upon the known generosity and
Kindness Of the commander N Fort Br oke.-Jock-
sonrius, Fd, News.
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BUSINESS OF HARTPoRD.-From PM. OF Mon
day TO the hour OF tuesday thirty tour vess-s
arrived at our whsrver twenty two Of which were
scbooners Ths fact will give idea OF the inter
est Hartford bas in the usvigstop Of Connecticut
River Hartford Coaranf
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Naval Intelligence.

The Naval Court Martial on BOARD the Unted States
ship Pennsy vania proceeded yesterday With the
Of Lieut.. Holland, charged With drunkenness and
disobedience of orders DR.. Pstton, Purser VIM.
Kennon, Lieut. Wayne, and others, were under exa-
mination a. Witnesses The examination OF the
witnesses not finished yesterday. Tazewe Taylor
Esq of this city, appeared counsel for Lieutenant
Holland --Nortolk Bsacon, Oct Is.
Commander Victor M. Randolph, who 10 appointed
to the command Of the United States sloop- war
Albany, arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday.
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Our French Correspondence.
PARIS, Oct. 8, 1S48.


be soemnly on record than to offer any CONNIE ntary
for commentary could add to the force of the lesson
they teach.
Other circumstances relating to the conduct of this
trial. and affecting the substs initial Justice of the pro
cedure We drew attention to fully last week we
the refusing to the accused copy of the indct
ment; the refusing him . copy of the panel without
which his right Of challenge a farce and the re-
fusins him list Of Witnesses which, Of course him
suddenly slipped upon him, without the of using
almost the only weapon Of defence available against
false witness-the Impeachment Of his character
In abatement; and unless the crow refuses to let the
writ issue which 1t Ia privileged to do and which we
fear is present oncers are dot unqualified to do will
Of the constitution Of the jury panel
IL appeared from the evidence Of the sub sheriff. and
o. the other witnesses examined in support Of the
hundred and eighty Eight Names and that Of tbese
two hundred and eighty. eight, but eighteen were
suggss the probable Influences which detsrminsd the
composition Of this panel. Counsel for the prisoner
asserted that such wholesale exclusion Of Catholics
found very convenient by the Attorney General, pre-
cuding as IL weuld the necessity, Of carrying out
the Msnenian doctrine 20 scrupulously acted on by
The suggestion of the counsel whether we'll founded
not by what must at1east be aoooi uted very Gu.
rious coincidence, proved correct fact for no
Catholic was put to the book and, therefore the At
torney General did not find IL necessary in the pre
sent In sustentati6n of the anti athoc feeling
Of bic superors to repeat the insults often hsapsd
By him the Catholics Of Ireland since the opening
Of bis ocal career by reiteratrg the nced
sentence of Catholic, stand by.n
This he had not to do this occasion for there was
no Catholic to be iBsuted the jury having been sworn
before single man Of the prescribed faith came to
"pellute" the jury bex by his presence.
Let os now look to the composition Of the panel,
elected by the evidence adduced the arst day Of
the trial As already observed that panel-though
the long panel Of Irish southern county-a Catho-
lie eounty-snd consisting Of 2ss nsmss-inelsded
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Of the rest than by any inherent political virtue
best Of their game by keeping up brisk Are Of nvec
tive against the other candidates. In the proceed
ingsof meeting Of the Seventeenth ward, at New
afford fair specimen Of this extraordinary contest
The first Is sravey quoted in manifesto and is a.
rsetsd against Mr.. Martin Van Buren, ~
Tor Matsy Vans man Of doubt
..f Re wires in and he wires cut
We scarcely know when on the track,
t Whether h. g going cunning back"
The second spssss for itself and was sung ct the
same meeting with the greatest applause
.. t. This fall election 70 tell 8l.4 ..U.f.. DO
H, cu who u M the White lt hOu u chair
.5..a Toput brave Harry there tl., l...
CHoRvs-'Oh, then look here oh, then, look whsrsi M
NJ In sishisas, d 5sh. ysndsri
Ne looks just hhe gsnderi
-Ob, Harry Clay, he s the man,
Who's sure to be elected;
Poor Lswt Csss VIII b rubbed out
"Oh, then, look here he
John Tyler he has sold himself
Boots breaches, nose and all; ......
But nit Ssa So. 90 s III. IN Tor Cas-
'Oh, sasn, isOh here, nc.
I'snsas.d pe.. March ~ PoI,
1'"r'''h his ''f's sS Sss; g., ,..,,.n.
tvs fair to MIR. Clay himself to observe that has
publicly dhavowed the use made Of his name, and de-
chped the contest ~ far as words can convey that
COLLABORATION That circumstance, however, In our
opinion speaks all the stronger for the miserable con-
ution Of parties and prostraton Of principle here
hioited or the seven million American voters scarce
ly one knows his political creed, or hes no other
object than to be the vehement partaan OF somebody
OF other. he knows not whom IL Is faction without
faith and passion combined with indifference. The
United States are the fuel Of political strife, and
only wait the spark that 10 to kndle them What
curity there he in such people How long will
II b. before perpona contest Of extraordinary vehe-
m. nee, or . political adventurer than usually
unprincpled and crafty, win plunge the whole Union
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zoo 10 40, ihole boods Jos. to 33s premium; and Ex
eneqoer bhls, March, 3ls to 34s June 27s to 3Os
premium l...
Inc foreign market was less active to- day business
n Mexican having decreased. The transactions
quoted In that particular stock at 18x TO- leg
and Tor money, and 1t 10 for the In Por.
'ueuese, bargains were concluded at rs and 2Sk for
money. The other operations Ia this Department in
cludsd-Braslisn. at 70 OK div; the Small at ~ ana
81; Gillian at SO; the Three per Cents, at ASK:
Russan, at o9x; Spanish Five par Cents At llI snA
~; the Three per Cents at 23{; Belgian -Four. sId
Half per Cents, at IN; end the -Four per Cent Ger.
,ncetes 81 osh and 6Sx ex div.
loan Of 100000 mares banco or T38o 600 ster,,ps
proposals Tor which were issued about three months