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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-03
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Our French correspondence,

PARIS, Oct. Z, 1918.
Auyearonct aud Conduct of the assembly Grand
Discussion Of TIC Presidential Question.
The Chamber Of the Assembly is a temporary
building, # you please TO call it, Tor II was con
sructed IN haste, of wood, andi the rear Of the
elegant Chamber of Deputies, which was not
spacious enough 10 hold the representatives. of the
republic, though It answered very well for that OF
the monarchy. The seats of the members occupy
both sides and one end of the Chamber, and those
uron the two sides face each other, and those upon
the end are of a triangular FORM widening as they
extend back, so that the members in the corners
Of the room face the opposite corners, upon each
side of the chair of the President. The tribune Is
directly in front of the chair, and is little box,
four to six feet square, small enough, and high
enough TO make the gestures of the speaker Of the
most awkward character leaning forward con-
stantly, and keeping his arm, generally the right
one, extended in front, as II he was trying to reach
the members, or 10 jump out, TO come nearer to
them. Nothing should ever be placed in front o.!
an orator, especially one who speaks extempora-
move freely, and II he is accustomed to speak be-
fore the public, he will do so gracefully Coop
HIM up in a box, and he Is broken down. The
French speak pretty well: very much of the same
grade as the legislative orators OF cur own coun-
nv; some good, and some Indifferent. heard to-
day, the two strongest men In the Chamber--Du-
tanre, and Martin de Strasbouig--upon opposite
ing the President OF the republic Both were able;
Martin is argumentative and pointed keeping
the Chamber in constant acknowledgements
with sp,,ause or disappr obatlon, as the case may
be while Dufaure is as clear and lucid as run
ming stream Neither is an orator to be compared,
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SEA-CoAST MISS1oNs.-We are glad ~ hear tina
exertlons of a more direct kind are new beng
made, with n view to improve the moral and religious
condition OF the vast seaiarng population Ia TINS
of the kingdom MIR s. WEIGH, who was formerly well
known as preaching sailor, sailing to this and the
,uYrounding ports and who has, for the past ten
twelve wears, beer engaged as a missionary amongst
,pameu in con nection with the British and Foreign
sailors Society In London, and the Seamens Society
i'm Hull has within the last few weeks, commenced
similar course of labors at Portsmouth, by visiting
sesmen in their ships and the quays distributing
tracts and preaching to them. On Tuesday evening
last MIR Welch preached in the Wesleyan Chapel az
Cowes and brought the subject before the congrega
ton which was much approved Of by them. On Wed
pesday evening, he held religious service on board
the ship Harrington, lying at Northam and on Thur
day the Beth flag dying at the mas.head or
the American steamer the United States nov lying In
conducted divine service board that spen SNIP
wht the captain and officers and nearly the Wnoie OF
the crew (s5 in number) present the crew dress-
ed in their clean blue frocks when oe very
cludnp those from other ships and the shore, we're
assembled in the spacious saloon. Addresses were de-
liv.red NV the Rev. Trestrail, MT Welch, and the
second officer of the chip after which, the Captain
$500. 4 tb.nhs for the Kind attention that had been
,ad % him,,If and by his English friends and
10 his gratitude to his officers and for
he sober duet and becomD sympathy which they
bad msuifete ted during the painful occurrence that
Rad brought the ship 20 this port and caused her de-
tent on here lie said that during the whole voyage
not che OF the had been known to be intoxicated
or an hour absent from his duty although exposed TO
the temptations OF both France and England, ne
referred to the pleasing mproveme mt that
had take place In the character OF Amecau sesmou
q. neray in the Of the last ten or years
as the rseult OF Bethel operations Ths interesting
service cloted with prayer ana spsns ~,
nre,s,d their at meeting each other on the
location -Portsmou'h (Eng) Independent, oe, T.
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Fpoy THE RIVER OF PIATE.-We have Buenos
Ayres papers TO August 70. AT that time there
ars NO reign vessels of In pert The merchant
dot AZ Buenos Ayres consisted of nnetythree yes
sels' Of which eleven were Americans, Some severe
shoeks Of earthquake had been felt at Montevdeo,
which hsd felt by the shipping in the harbor but
no damage had been dope.-Bosion Courier.
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FROM NASSAU, N. Ply the arrival of the
schooner Eliza Catbarine, at Charleston, on the
29th, advices from Nassau TO the 18th of October
have been received. There is little of news, ex-
cepting particulars OF disasters at sen IN that We
entity. tSee maritime intelligence Continued
rains have fallen since the late gale and the pine
apples are IN a thriving condition
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The CLristian Sentinel Of the 18th instant, states
that II watson of Portage lately deceased wled his
,state varousy estimated at 900 to $40 600
70 the Uniyersalist Societies Of Genesee Falls and
Nupda
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FOR SlLE.

The Carrollton Iron Foundry is offered at private
sale. Il is located at Csuolhon 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 location is most decidedly good
one. II is far removed from competition, and III;
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
for stoves and CRATES is good Cast iron plOws are
in almost universal use, aud the manufacture Of
them and the points is good business. This estab-
shment has been in successful operation for fifteen
years. and consequently there are great many and
q great variety OF patterns. The town is healthy,
ana the country new and capable Of great advances
in the amount Of business end value OF property.
will sell this property cheap, and take onethird
Of the price in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments. This, and all the property ad-
yerise is free from all ncumbrance, and the title
indisputable. A. l.. LITTELL.
June 30, lS4S-3S-tE
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Hardware, QueeHsWare, and Groceries:
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 Carroton, as excellent an assort-
ment Of goods as ever has been presented to the
public in this market. Their stock is entirely new,
aud 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 quail y; groceries, hard
ware, queensware, cutlery iron, nails, paint, eath-
err &c, &c, &c.
Having desire to please, they hope that all who
may want goods, in their line of business, will give
them CALL 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 & CUMMINGS.
CaTollton, May 5, l845.-3O-tf
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TIE PILES! TIE PILES!
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.

DR. UpHANrS ELECTUARY is certain cure
for the Piles, neither Bleeding or Blind Piles, in
tCTnul or external, and also for other diseases Of a
similar nature. which are frequently found in con-
unction with the Piles.
Mark this: il is an internal remedy-not on ex-
ternul application, and will cure any case Of Piles,
either bleeding blind, Internal or external; and pro-
baby the only thing that will There is no mis-
take about Il. lts IA positive cure-speedy and per-
munent. tits also convenient medicine TO take,
and improves the general health in a remarkable
manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at 81 cents per
dose' Its very mild in its operation, and may bo
taken in cases OF the most acute Inflammation with
out danger All external applications are in the
highest degree disagreeable, incOnvenient and Of
lensive; and from the very nature of the disease
temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks
the disease at its source, and removing the cause
renders the cure certain and permanent.
TO MARRIED LADIES.-AIarried ladies' are
almost invariably subject to that painful and nu-
Tlous disease the Piles, with consequent inhamma-
tion of the stomach, bowels and spine weakness of
back, flow Of blood to the head, &c. The Electu-
ary is perfectly safe for pregnant ladies', and the
most useful cathartic that can possibly be used as
it will not only remove the Piles and all infamma
tory diseases without pain or irritation but will en-
sure an easy time safe delivery, and a sound con-
stiution in the offspring.
/ CURE FOR LIFE SECUREn-The Electuarv con-
tains no mineral medicine; no aloes, colocynth gam
boge, or other powerful and irritating purgatve.
Noiear of taking cold while under its influence, no
change in diet necessary. If taken according to
the directions, a cure for life may ,be secured.
CCT For sale at r. II. McCALL'S drug and book
store, Carroton, Ohio. H. N. S. Kedmore, CO.
lumbus, general agent for Ohio.
/ lime l6 IS1S-S6 6m
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
4 History Of the RcroluiiOn and Lires Of The
Heroes Of the War of Independence.
by Charles y. Peterson.

An elegant volume with Is fine Steel Plates, and
nearly 200 beautiful Wood Engavings.
"Ths is asplendid book. A valuable addition TO
the Historical Literature Of our country. We are
much mistaken if it does not take rank with the
works of Irving and Prescott. "-Frankiord Herald.
at surpassos any similar work yet offered to the
American pubhc."-Neals Gazette.
at may be properly considered a populorised
Military History OF the Revolution, extremely well
and iudicously written. North American.
"The present work on the Revolution and its He
roes superior, both in extent and design to any that
has heretofore come under our notice. ."-Inqurer.
"A well connected History Of that eventlul Pc
riod, Ledger.
"Decidedy the best popular History Of the War
Of the Revolution and its Heroes that has yet been
given to the country.'-Saturdoy Evening Post
0~yAGENTs WANTED to canvass for the above
elegant Work, in every county and town in the U.
ntcd States, to whom the most liberal nducement.
will be offered. Price only SO, Address, post
paid, VIM, A. LEARY,
I2-3m. No. 1853 North Second ST., Phla
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TANYARD FOR SALE.

desire to sell my tannrry, which lies four mile
north OF Carrollton, with six and half acres. OF
land. Oh which there is a new frame dwelling
house, well finished, two good gardens, a large
udtne tan shop, two stories high, wuh a large
frame hs'k-housc, twenly-seven tau-vats and a
never failing spring ol wOlor at the yard. The
above property is situated in good bark neigh
torhood. The subscriber will give possession o
,aa yard tbs tall Also, he has quantity OF chest.
nut-otk bark, which he will sell with the proper.
". Those wishing to purchase such property
would do ell to call and examine. Terms mod
crate, and the title indisputabIe.
JOSEPH CASkEY.
Washmgton lownship, July 30, l848--A1-ll.
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BRANDRETIE'S PILLS.

BE UNPREJUDICED.-L no foolish per-
sons be so prejudiced against this now truly Gel.
ebrated medicine as to despise this advice; let
it be used Immediately on pain being felt! no
matter where il may be, whether in the head or
feet, whether it be in the neck or abdomen, whe-
ther arising from external or internal cause, use
ihe Brandreth's Pills, and rely upon it, that the
pain will go, the body will be restored to health
as soon as nature has received sufficient assis.
tance from their etieot.
The quantity of impure humours discharged
from the body by the action of the Brandreth's
Pills, is replaced in the course of a few hours
with new and pure blood, by the digestion of a
moderate meal. BY purging the body with this
medicine the whole mass of blood becomes en-
tircIy purified and regenerated.
That blood is the life of the body, presume
is undsputed, therefore shall say that it being
the SEAT of LIFE, it must also be the sea! of dis
ease. If disease be in the blood we should alb
stract the disease only, not the blood. 1t is the
impurities which must be removed by purgation
to secure our health, in all states of the wealth
er, in all situations, and in all climates. The
| blood, like good spirit, is always trying to ben
eft the body by its struggles to eXpel impurities.
But it is not capable to effect its own purlhcatlon
a, all times to do this it must often have asss-
tance. When the blood is loaded with impurl-
Ties, especially in this climate, the consequent
ces may be fatal, provided the blood is not ruri-
fed at once, and this is sure 10 be effected il
Brandreth's Pills are used.
For sale at II. A. STIDGER's Store, Carroll
ton, Carroll county Ohio.
March SOlh, 1913.
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FO SALE.

The most desirable private residence in the town
of Carrolton now offer at private SALE very cheap
and ON the most accommodating terms. One-fourth
in hand, and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments. 1t is lots No. % and %, in Atkinson and
McCooks addition, fronting Liberty street 80 feet,
by 100 feet back, and bounded by public allies,
prising in itself square. The improvements are
all new, and consist in large two story frame dwell
ling house, where | now reside "A by Al feet, fin
ished throughout in the best modern style, from the
cellar to the garret, painted white snow, and pa
pered,-a double porch back and portco in front.
tits situate in the middle of the lot and recessed 20
feet. The lot is enclosed with permanent and
beautiful ornamental palng fence, painted white
with four gates, and walks paved with brick. The
yards are filled with ornamental, fruit and evergreen
trees, and towering shrubbery. There is coal
and wood house, summer kitchen, out oven and ex-
ceent well of water, and in fact every thing just
right and not the least thing in its favor is that il
is in high but level and beautiful location and
good neighborhood Twill make the purchaser q
warrantee deed, free from all incumberances. Call
and see, and be sure to buy, for will positively
SELL l.. LITTELL.
June 80, IS4S-3S-tf
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

On Monday, the 4th day Of September, l848,
Netwren the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 o.
clock. P NJ al the door OF thccourt house, in town
ot CarroIlton, will he sold to the highest bidder,
the following premises, situate in the county Of
Carroll, and State Of Ohio, rs the property OF Pc
ter llercld, deceased, TO wiz Lot number twelve
N2) in the town Of Malvern, with the appur,c.
nanccs. Appraised at 500; sell for Sl32i -
Terms: one-hrd cash, one.thjrd annually with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIP,
Admir- de honis non. Of Peter Ilcrold, deed.
August {, lG48-4J-Jt. Pr fee 80
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sHX CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the undersigned, on or about
the l4th OF July, an indcntcd apprentice to the
tanning business, named ions BRADY. Said Toy
is five lect four inches high, about sixteen year,
old, light complexion, but hair rather dark. Al
persons are cautioned against trusting him on oul
account, as We will pay no dohls Of his contract
ing, The above reward will be given, but W,
will not thank the individual who may bring bin
back YOUNG x RICHARDSON.
Cauo,lion, August 1, lGlG--ij-3t.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Edinburgh Quarterly Magazine
OF MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL SCIENCE
Volume /, for Is4s-Ameriean edition.

Volume I, for ls4s-AmercSn edition.
sEoRsE coNBE AND RosERT COKE, EDITORS.
The many and earnest desires expressed BY the
lovers Of Phrenology on this side OF the Atlantic
and the hope Of still further advancing this great
cause, has induced Us to publish an American edi-
ton Of this profound and SCIENTIFIC QUARTERLY.
Its character and merits need but little comment,
further than that il emEnates from some OF the a.
blest minds in England and Scotland, and has been
before the public more than twenty years.
GEORGE COME, the distinguished chronological
writer is its principal contributor and virtual con-
ductor This work embodies ell the new discove-
res, together with all of interest which apPersins
to chronological Science.
MAsNETIsM.-Italsos advocates, showing its adap-
taton TO medical science, 10 the Telet OF human
suffering, and to lis other various and important
applications.
Il also urges, with great ability and pre-eminent
success, HUMAN RIGHTS, showing the bearings OF
this science Of mind to legislation moral and Pot-
ical government, as we'll as TO individual seli-con-
troll and intellectual cultivation
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have three acres and half of land, adjoining
the county Jail lot and fronting three hundred feet
on Liberty street, Carrolton, aording space enough
for five town lots, and the balance running back and
enclosed with good post and raj fence, and divided
into two lots one now in oats and the other in grass
This also wish to sell. A. l.. LITTELL.
| June 80. .ls4s-Ss-tf,
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Notice

Is hereby given that did, on the 1lth day OF
July, A. D. l848, file petition in the office OF the
clek of the court OF common pleas of Carroll
county, Ohio, which said petition sets forth that
am the owner Of town lots numbered one, two.
three and four, in Roberts fifth addition to the
town of CarroIIton, in Carroll county, Ohio. Said
petition asks that Grove alley, in said addition 10
said town, be vacated. Said petition will be ior
hearing at the next term of said court.
HENRY A. STIDGER,
By JoHN II. TRIPP his Attorney.
July 81, 1848--41-6t. Pr, fee LIS.
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IHAVE COME BACK!
Cabinet and Chair Factory.

The subscriber is prepared to make to order any
article in the above business that is in common use
in this country, and would be pleased to have his
old friends and citizens to give him call. From
his long experience in the business he has no doubt
but they will receive full satisfaction.
He has also fashionable hearse, and is prepared
as an undertakor to make and convey collins to any
part where he may be called. No extra charge will
be made for conveyance to any part of the county.
THOMAS McGAVRAN.
Carrollton, May u, lS4S-3l-tf.
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The State of Chic, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William X. Amos

VS.. T., ~.
Mary Amos Mary Ann Pitzer, John NJ, ,i,ia" '"l
Pitzer, Mordecai Amos, James Amos '''0"'
Nicholas Amos.
The said Mary Amos, (widow) Mary Ann Pit
ger, John VI. Plzer, Mordecai Amos, james Amos
and Nchas Amos, will take notice that petition
was hlcd against them, on the cath day Of July,
A. d. I848, in the office Of the clerk of the courl
of common pleas, in and tor said Carroll county,
Ivy William r. Amos, wherein the said William
r. Amos demands partition of the following real
estate, to wit: the west half of the southw est
quarter OF section thirty, 3O) township twelve
(l2) of range five, (5) of the lands made subject
to sale at Steubenve in State Of Ohio, and thai
a! the next term of said court application will he
made by said William R. Amos, that partition
may be made Of said premises.
WILLIAM Z. AMOS,
BY ECKLEy & DAVIS, his Attorneys.
July 90, l848-42-6t. Pr. fee $3.50.
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6TIMPORTANT NOTICED

All indebted 10 those who have been connect.
ed with the publication of the Carroll Free
Press for the last eleven years, are required 10
make immediate payment. The undersigned
has been one of the publishers of this paper
since the 4th of July, 1887, and experience has
taught him that a newspaper cannot be furnish
cd 10 subscribers without pay. This notice
must be attended to, orthose interested will find
their notes, accounts, &C., in the hands Of Jus.
ices of the Peace. This is the last threat
With him, in this respect, "lorboorance has
ceased to be a virtue"
T. w. COLLIER.
CalrolIton, July 7, l84G.
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Attachment Notice,

All persons interested will take notice that Sam
uel McBmney, on the 22d day of November, ls47.
sued out writ of attachment from the court OF
common pleas of Carroll county in the State Of y
ho against Franklin Parr, for the sum of eco dol
lars debt 100 dollars damages, which writ has been
served and returned
Attest. W.R. LLOYD, Clerk.
VAN BROWN, Attorney for plaintiff,
June 81, lS4S-3S-6t,
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, SIS,

The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, SIS.
William McKilbin and William Smthl Court of
VS.. common
Norristown. pleas.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons concerned,
that said William McKbin and William Smith, on
the lst day of June, A. d. lS4S, filed petition in
the office of the clerk of the court of common pleas
in and for said county, praying said court to declare
vacated certain alley, situate in Norrstcwn, in said
county, and in the immediate vicinity of lots 9S 30,
and 80 of said town; anG that said petition is now
pending, and will be for hearing at the next term Of
said court. ECKLEY & DAVIS,
Attorneys for petitioners,
June 8, 1S48-35-6t, Pr fee $l,75.