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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-22
OBITUARY

DIED, at the residence Of his father, in Lee
township, on Monday last, the 18Th instant, Mr..
Ross McLAuGBLN, in the 2lst year of his age.
Once mere it has become our painful duty to
pay passing tribute TO departed worth;
more are we called upon 10 chronicle the death
Of young and esteemed member Of society.
The deceased was man ia the luness and Wig
or Of youth. His life was still in the bud d,-giv-
ing promise of fruitful maturity. Worldly
dsaPpoinlments had not yet cankered the we'll
springs of his heart; neither had the storms Of
adversely ruflled the surface Of his existence.-
YET in the wisdom Of Providence, he was call
ed 10 put off the robes of mortality and assume
those of immortality; to quit this abode of
time and hasten 10 that Of eternity; to exchange
his home on earth for one beySnd the grave. If
youth could have saved him, he would not have
died; if meekness, if generosity, il integrity, if
virtue, if oil those qualities which constitute ex-
cellence, could have saved him, he would long
have remained, the admiration of friends, and
the stay Of aged parents. But none Of these re-
quisites could Withstand the dire conqueror and,
after painful struggle between youthful vigor
and nsatiute disease, his gentle spirit forsook its
tenement Of clay, and sought the peaceful realms
of Him who gave it being. e5
The deceased chose the Medical profession
and had Well-nigh completed his studies, when
he was called hence. Whilst resident Of this
place, his life was Of the most exemplary chdr-
acter. Though it was not our fortune to be a.
mongst the mere intimate of his associates we,
nevertheless, observed the strict rectitude of all
his acts. Numerous proofs of these might be
given. Let one suffice. Whilsta host of friends
lament his death,---he has not left an ehemy be-
hind! His last disease was long and painful;
yet he bore it with calm designations; and, final
ly, at an age when life is sweetest-when earth
is robed in It's richest tints-when the ties Of
life are rongest-when every passing current
carries with il charms-when attractions spring
up in every valley and blossom at every rll-
he received the Omnipolsnt's summons, and de.
parted without amurmur. a.
S 'With noiseless tread death comes on man,
No plea-no prayer, delivers him;
.Tg From midst of life's unfinished plan,
With sudden hand it sewers him;
4 r. And ready, or not ready-no delay
Forth to the Judges bar he MUST away" B.,
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FNR SALE.

The Carrollton Iron Foundry is offered at private
sale 1t is located at Carrolton the county seat of
Carroll county, and is the only foundry in the coun-
ty, excepting one at Leesburgh, on its extreme wes-
tern margin. The locationis most decidedly good
one. 1t is far removed from competition, and the
demand for castings is great and Increasing There
is an abundance Of coal in the immediate vicinity.
at three cents delivered on the bank. The demand
Tor stoves and CRATES is good Cast iron plows are
IN almost universal use, and the manufacture of
them and the points is good business. This estab-
llshment has been in successful operation for fifteen
years, and consequently there are great many and
great variety Of patterns. The town is healthy,
and the country new and capable of great advances
in the amount of business and value of property.
will sell this property cheap, and take One-third
of the price in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, This, and all the property ad-
vertise is free from all incumbrance, and the title
indisputable. A.L. LITTELI.
June 80, lS4B-SS-tf.
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THE NATIoN.--We have received number
Of a new paper, hailing from New York, bear
ing the above title. The Nation is neatly prn-
ted, on large sheet, in qusrto form. II is devo-
Tod Ito the cause Of unhappy Ireland It' ample
pages are filled with those wholesome truths
which all arbitrary government suppresses at
home. So long as its editors labor in this no.
be vocation, they will have our best wishes for
The success Of their paper, and the enterprise in
which il is engaged. oh
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NEW GOODS

The subscribers having associated themselves to-
gether in the mercantile business are now opening
IN the Indian Queen House, formerly occupied by
X. Jackson, in CarrOlltOn, as excellent an assort-
ment of goods as ever has been presented to the
public in this market Their stock is entirely new,
and having been selected with great care and atten
ton, cannot fail to meet the wants and wishes of
the public.
Their stock consists, in part of dry goods of eve
ry Kind and of excellent qualify; groceries, hard
ware queensware, cutlery, iron, nails, paint eath-
er, &C., &c. &c.
Having desire to please, they hope that all who
may want goods, in their line of business, will give
them cal, before purchasing elsewhere, and ex-
anime their stock.
They will take, in exchange for goods, all kinds
of country produce, at very fair prices
THOMPSON g. CUMMINGS.
Carrollton, May 5, l84a.-3O-tf.
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LIVER CoyPLAiNT-The only remedy ever offer
ed to the public, which has never iuiledof working
a cure, when directions are followed, is M'Iane's
Liver Pill. lthas now been several years before
The public, and has been introduced in ell sections
OF the Union. Where il has been used il has had
the most triumphant success, and has actually driy-
en- out Of use all other medicines Ithas been tri-
ed under all the different phases Of Hepatis, and
has been found equally efficacious in all.
For sale at MoCsll's drug store, and Isaac Atkin-
son q Co, Carrollton; John Potter, New Harris
burgh; homas Lake, Morges; Slemmons g. Alex
der, New Cumberland; George Manfull g. Son, Au-
gusta; John r. Couch, Waynesburgh; Isaac Tel
Ter, Bolivar; &. A. Boege, Magnolia, J. Sinclair &
Co, Malvern; Hull g. Buss, Oneida r Il Smith,
Pekin; Hibbett & Boory, Minerva; Jacob Jones,
Harlem Springs; R. G. Story, Kigore; McElroy
d Russell, Jefferson; Hanna g. Medll, New Rum
ley; A. F. Crosby, New Market; J. NJ Holmes g.
Brother, Masters Millsi Carr g. Cummings, Lees
burgh; Latimer g. Forbes, New Hagerstown; II.
Roby & Co, New Hagerstown.
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To THE Po0s,--A uumber of loves 81 r. p
lilhbard Auti-Biiious Vegetable Famiiy pills arr
len Niih each ageut % gise 70 those who are nat
bic 10 boy. 60 there is no need of any one being
thput hcss invaluable purgatige pills. for tie
ret eau Uuy, and the por can ct them lur nothing
hesc pals were discovered more than forty years
ago. hy he Row. y. HlbtsEd, lsthsr Of the present
proprietor, Ru.us F Hibbard. They are wafrauted
purely vegetable, end superior % any pin made
Seeming ~ eradicate lr0m Che sysism an cause ol
a.se1se. as o rurntiFa they are iuyauable. end
should be kepi lu every .arnily. Be sure that the
name Of K. = llibLafi s on each wrapper The
miniature II the Rev b. ilibbard Il on each TWEEN
y i've and hiiy cent box. No other Hibbard's pills
are genuine. Some families have used these oil s
lortnore than twenty years, aud will have no other
pills.
For sale by r. Mccall, who is the only agent in
Jauoliion ilrthe genuine Hi bard pills. Also by
Hilbert d HoUb.or, jefferson; Carr & Cummings,
Lees5u7gh; ]. Forbes, Hagersiowu: McBean &
Knox, Cadiz; Dr.. Sinclair S;eubenye; Geo. X
MoCasky, Palermo.
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SEARS PICTORIAL FAMILY MAGAZINE, for Jan.
uary, has been on our table for some days. This
Magazine is our favorite.- lts always well.
stored with useful Information. We have nsy-
er found dearlh in its useful pages. To make
il accessible to all, the publisher has reduced the
subscription price TO one dollar per annum.
Sruart G. Mckee is receiving subscriptions for
this Magazine, and Sears other publications.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-22

AMERICAN PnRINoLoGIcAL JoURNAL.-Thisp no.
rodical has completed its tenth volume. We
have devoted some attention 10 the numbers re-.
ceived during the year, and though no, believ.
er in the science, We acknowledge ourselves in.
deb'ed 10 1t for some useful information. A new
volume will be commenced 10 January. Sin.
gle copies, ) per annum, 90 copies, $40. Ad.
dress Fowler& Wells, l3l Nassau street, n. Y.
65-The October number Of the Edinburgh
chronological Journal, and the November num-
Der of the American chronological Journal have
not been received al this Office. Will the pub.
fishers please forward ihemi
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THE GOLD HINES OF CALIFORNIA,

Will be published on Wednesday next, contain
ing most interesting details of the Gold Mines, guam
tity of Gold obtained, method of procuring it, and
every necessary information as to the cost of trav-
cling nearest routes, &c From the notes of re-
turned Volunteer. Edited by g. G. Foster Ac-
companed with map of the country, and particu-
larly of the Gold region. Price 25 cents.
This work has been prepared with great care, Civ
ing the best description of the country its resource
&c. with particular description of the Gold re-
gon. Send on your orders, Agents. Booksellers
ond others, to DEWITT g. DAVENPORT,
Tribune Buildings, Nassau street, N. Y.
All newspapers copying this Advertisement, in
cluding this notice, and sending the publishers a
marked copy, will have the book Immediately for
Warded to them.
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,GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-W G confess ourselves
somewhat in quandary, from which the accu.
ra,e discernment of an intelligent friend could
pot relieve US. When "Godey" made its ar.
pearance, we pronounced it par erceiience; bur
on tbe recepiien Of "Graham'' we were forced
tohesitate7to doubt In this dilemma, and as
Indulgence in these nxures is not bgamy, we
recommend both to the favorable consideration
OF the lovers of the beautiful. girsa1 Ea
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK:-The January num-
Der Of "Godey" has been received. We have
so frequently spoken of the surprising beauty
OF this work, that nought remains to be said.-
Suffice it to say that The January number has
OEtdOne Cooley" The engravings are admi-
Table; and other requisites are not wanting.
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THE PLow, IaE LooH. AxD rHE AsvlL.-We
have received tho December number Of ihi,
useful monthly. As is lille implies, tho Plow
the Loom, aud the Anvil. is devoted to the ud
vaneemenI % the interests Of ths farmer, the
manufacturer. aud the mechanic. This is .
wide aud fruitful field; but SIR. Skinner is fully
competent 10 the task Of cuIuyaling it, lle 4.
the pioneer Of agricultural literature 10 this coun.
lryi and though age has whi,encd his locks. II
has not impaired the yigor Of his pen. This
work ought TO be circulated in every township 10
the Union. It's published in Philadelphia, al
s3 per annum; two copies, IS.
01rWill the publishers please forward Us lbe
back uumbersl The favor will be reciprocated.
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The LADIES NArpanAt MAGAZINE, for Janua.

THEs LADIES NATIaGAL MAGAZINE, for Janua-
ry' has been received. The National is not
as cOnspicusus as its rivals; but IS no. less wor.
Thy. Like lhe violet. lis meeky retired, while
'he others display their gaady pIumes; like the
Vi0et'in intrinsic beauty. it frequently exceIs
them all. A new novel, by Mrs. Ann S. Sic.
Phens, will be commenced The February mum. h NJ
ber The reputation Of The author, is u suffi-
cislI Recommendation Of the work. a ziE
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EloLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAzINE.--We have re.
ceived The December number Of "Holden."-
This one Of The cheapest Magazines published;
whilst in attractive style aud intrinsic value, il
is not exceled by any other. ... 9.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
OHIO STANDARD:--DAILY AND WEEKLY.

E. S, HAMLIN ISRAEL GARRARD, Editors.
The publication of this paper was commenced as
an experiment. The interests of the Free Soil
cause now require that it should be made permanent
The responsibility resting upon the Free Democra-
cy, arising from the position it holds in the Ohio
Legislature renders the necessity absolute for hav-
ing, at Columbus, paper that can vndicate the
measures which shall be adopted, and the motives
governing the Free Soil members in their action.
In addition to the Weekly, we propose publishing
a Morning Daily; the first number TO be issued by
the first of December Full reports of the procee-
dings of the Legislature of the previous day, and
telegraphic reports of Congress will be furnished
each morning in the Daily, thus giving it a pre-em-
inence for news over an evening paper.
Daily to city subscribers, delivered by carrier Sc 90
Daily, to Mail subscribers, or Daily for Ses-
sion and Tri-Weekly rest of the year, 90
Daily, six months, 90
Tri-Weekiy, per annum, 4 90
Weekly, 90
SESSION.
Daily, three months Q 90
Tri-Weekly, 90
Weekly, (in advance1 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-22

THE National Pictorial LIBRARY, for De-
cembcr, is before US. This number completes
the first volume Of the Library" The new
volume will be commenced in January, If the
success of this Magazine has been commensu-
rate with its merits, its publication is no longer
an expert ment.
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NOTICE.

Those indebted to the Free Press establish
ment, are required mot requesed) TO make pay
ment before the first day of January next.-If
this notice is not attended to- all notes, duebiIls,
book accounts, &C., will be found in the hands
of proper officers for collection, without respect
10 persons. This threat will be carried into
execution. Forbearance has ceased to be
virtue with us. word TO the wise is suffici ent
lfthose interested do not attended to it we will
lmperous necessity compels US to settle up ou
business Immediately, which must and will be
done. Dec. 8, I848.
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'THE Ono STANDARn.--We publish to-day the
prospectus Of the Ohio Standard. The Stand
card is the organ of the free soil party in Ohio;
and is, wtha, a very neat and interesting paper.
In principle there is no difference between The
editors of the Standard and ourselves, though
we, perhaps, differ very widely as to the @eaas
of giving that principle full force. But, bsheV-
ng them to be men of rectilude, we are dispo-
sed 10 reason together.
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PLEASE TO READ THIS.
4 gOcd chance TO clear from $500 TO 81 .OOi
a YEAR.

Agents wanted, in every town and county through
ont the Union, to sell "SEARs' New AND POPULAR
PERIODICAL WORKS." universally acknowledged to
be the best and cheapest ever published, as they
certainly are the most saleabe. ANY active agent
may clear $500 or s 900 a year A cash capital
OF at least S35 or $50 will be necessary. Full
particulars of the principles and profits Of the a.
gency will be given on application, .either person.
ally or by letter he postage must in all cases be
maid Please IA sJJ-Asr.
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The UNIVERSAL HIsToRY.--Ws have recsiv-
ed, from the publishers. Dewitt & Davenport,
Tribune Buildings, New York, the seven first
numbers Of the Universal History, now in the
course of publication. From cursory exami-
nation of these numbers we are highly pleased
with the work. The author brings to his aid,
in the execution of his d. fficuIt TASK, vast fund
of knowledge cleaned from various sources
The writer Of history, in its most favored phase,
has a difficult task to perform; but when his un-
dertakng combines Universal History of the
world, from the infancy Of mankind TO the pre-
sent time, II is onerous in the extreme. This is
the task of the author of the work under con.
sidsra,on and, we'll has he entered upon it,
The work is worthy Of general circulation. 1t
ispublishsd IN numbers. at 25 cents per number
The work to be completed in about 3 o numbers.
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Out lots NO. SO and No. 81, in Buffers
addition to Carrolltou, containing one acre each,
front the Cadiz road, of mile from town, adioin
each other, and are enclosed and in grass, at this
time Of most luxuriant growth. These are very
desirable lots, and will sell them cheap.
A. l.. LITTELL.
June 80, lS48-38-tf,
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ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.

No. l28 Nassau street, New York
Newspapers copy ing the above, Gncuding this
notice and giving it eight Insertions shall receive
any one Of the bound VOLUMES, which retail at from
$3.50 to 50 per volume Send only one paper di-
rected as above. 6-St
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Lot No. 81, of Atkinson's addition to Carroll
on is situated on the corner of Lisbon and Liberty
streets, and is enclosed with paling fence, paint
ed white. 1t is beautiful and desirable lot: wish
to sell it. A. l.. LITTELL.
June 80, IS4S-3S-tf.
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J. NJ. pAYIS


Attorneys and COunsellorS at Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
cunties. All business entrusted to Them will re
eve prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door of the court house.
CarroIltnn. Dncemher 5. l845-tf
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R,M'cLAvE.
R. CRosIER.
MCCLAVE & CROSIER,

e" ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT Law.
Office in the South Eastern corner Of the Court
House, Carrollton, Ohio, Dec. |, lS4S-Stf
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SOLE LEATHER.

Lot NO. 40. of Atkinson and McCook's add4
tion to Carrolton, is situate Just above the steam
mill, adjoining ]. D. Patton; is enclosed and has
number of fruit trees on it. l wish to sell it.
aa ua A. L. LTTTELL.
June 80, Is 4S-SS-tfr 80.
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0~TWe are indebted 10 the Hon. ANDREW
STEWART, for a copy of the Presidents Message.
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washington Grays---Attentlsn!

You are hereby ordered to parade in Carroltor
on fg ai
ss Monday, 9Th Of Jaanary neri,
at O'Clock A. NJ, fully armed and equipped, and
provided with l3 rounds blank cartridge.
By order of Captain, 70
WIN. COLEMAN, o. s.
Carrollton, Dec. %, lS4S. 14 Ht
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Behold! We bring you glad tidings!
Sote yoar dimes Gnd reap your dollars!
CINCINNATI At YOUR Door!

Soie yoHr dimes and reap your dollars!
CINCINNATI At YOUR Door!
Cincinnati Stove store!
The subscribers are now receivirg Q, direct from
the city OF Cincinnati and WesviIIe, and open
ing two doors south Of II. A Stidger's store, mex:
door to Eckey & Davis law office, the largest
and most splendid assortment of
COOKING STOVES
ever offered in Carrolton. TheirslcVes are made
Of the best quality Of Cincinnati metal, and are
OF the most approved patterns, and adapted par
tlcularly TO this section OF country, embracing al
most every variety and style. The ready sale,
and high appreciation which have attended them.
in Cincinnati, Wellsve, ana other cities OF the
wsI induce the subscribers to offer them to this,
community with the full assurance that their su
PeriOrs cannot be found in aEy market.
ALSO:
A variety of parlor Stoves, coal stoves, CRATES.
hollow warei sad irors, charcoal furnaces, waffef
irons tor Stoves dog irons, wagon boxes, Whitels
cast steel axes, shovels, forks, and general as
Sortment OF hardware, and tinwafe of every va
riety and description, at reduced prices.
ALSO: A good assortment of
Family Groceries,
tea' coffee, sugar, moasses, ia very superior ouaI
ity, and at reduced prices. rice, aspiLe, peppers
touacco. cigars, and all articles usually kept in,
grocery stores:
On hand (and We design always keeping on hand
md tor sale, first rate lot of extra family four,
N. b. Al stoves and castings warranted The
public are most respectfully invited TO call and ex-
anime oul stock before purchasing elsewhere; as
we are determined to sell any OF the above arti-
cles on as reasonable terms as any other estab-
Nshment in the place. We wish to be distinctly
understood, We mean what we say, WE WILL NOT
BE UNDERsOLD.
~ b Country produce taken in exchange foE
any of the above articles.
|. N. COLE & Co.
Carrnllton, September !. I848-47-tf.
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Lot No. SO, in Atkinson and McCook's add
wn, is dioining the Jail alley, and enclosed |
Jun to Sc II it. 81 A. L. LITTELI,.
hse 30, IS4s-3S-tf
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NIUSLENS.

A large lot Of brown and beached musins. lust
received, and for sale at the store of
re SINCLAIR & BRACKIN.
Camollson, October 90 l848-2-tf
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COTTON YARN.

A large lot Of cotton yarn. OF tae best quality,
Just received at the cheap store of
SINCLAIR & BRACKIN.
CarrolIton. October 90. I848-2-tf.
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!. A steam Boiler, lS feet long, by SO inches
Gameter and the castings for saw mill. NAV be had
cheap by applying to A T.. LITTEAL.
Carrollton, June 80, IS4S-3S-tE
Lot No. SO, in the original town plat of Car
rolltonis vacant lot an alley, and fronting the
blacksmith shop of Robert Gould, go feet by 100
back, Itisfor sale-cheap. A. L. LITTELI.
June 80, ls4S-3S-tf.
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E. R. EcKLEY.