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HEEBL,A INllIESiL nlSioEl.

A JSWEEsaL hisroEY % AL NkIioNs, uou he
earliest prod 20 thr present uui-, ijra.pt rol
plsis Hislo o. he World, siH rumi ers reW H.
lirhsd price ~ sBty.fvs rpup per nun,hssi &c
numhen hound IN sibtli. iorruirg ne ist 20 ui,.e
OF Ancient dIsIofy, purr 81 i5.
The following are shouR the istnfaJle opin.
ons expressed Of lhls oh by the Rtss;
From ne NSR fsrt Tribsar.
The Universal History nov in paSlieauon "
". n. Gahsm sppeafs 70 he written by smsn
thoroughly acquainted Wi.h lhs history Of The lu-
nan aBly. aud who Joins NE suglr eye Of fl.~
harmed BozsusI to a liberal and phn0sophissi
mind. The style IL ioiriils. and The iseis vel
ehossn aud arranged. We heartily commend The
work 10 tue reading public.
Frsm GraAau,'I .H1gaxin,s
The author Of the Universal History nov in
publication, judging iiom portion OF u ALREADY
published. - equal to he tu-k. He comes 10 u
prepared by twenty wears Of study. and familiar
acquaintance with Ell the necessary auth0ritlrs~-
not only those 70 whom We look tor solid record
OF faets, hut those no have gone beneath the
surface Of events and tracked the souire OF poiI-
iCsl commissions hy a thousand pulses bark 10 the
hidden heart OF some great principle. The ph-
losophy OF History, which hss almost SisIinci
branch Of literature, gives vitality 10 the hsus-
live, by leading u 10 tie causes who may still
exist; thus connecting our interest ia the Present.
with the fate OF the Past.
From the Ncu York True SpH.
We have received the third number Of this val
uahie work tthe Cnivsrssi History published Ly
W. II. GFaham,) and confess that we are surpIi-
ssd at seeing 30 many nswEnd highly Interesting
historical iscls brought to iighI OF which Ws 90
not hesitate 10 say that We were totally ignorant
they related IN no one Of The historical works
IN the Engli-h language with which We are ar-
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higher praise 10 the sfudIon Of The auIhcr or to ths
fertility aud originality Of hisreheelon. We sill
streIy teeommend this work TO the reading public.
From The -N'w York Evsalg P.1.
We have received The thrd number o. Ihe =
Universal History published Jy w. n. Graham
The interest OF this work increases the more it sd-
vances. The author is evidently ia posstssjon
a vasI stock Of erud.IiO ~ he isLso able richly
10 satisfy Ihe svidty and curiosity Tor knoS ledge
which he knows Low 30 sdn.Ialiy 10 excite t..
the reader. Difficult il is 20 say which dtspryt .
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The pointed and clear style in which he comnrp-
nlcstes the results Of his sDO icUs researches il
the wide field Of History.
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SheriR,s Sale.

vs. Oder or Sale.
John Hudson, et ais
By virus Of an order OF sale, issued out Of Ihs
court OF common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio.
and to directed, will offer Tor aaIe at The door
o. the court house in Csrrolion, OIL
Wednesday The 9Th day Of Nocsmber neri.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, a. n. and 40
clo'k, P. ~ Of said day. the ollow,fig real estate,
TO Wit the west half Of the souihwes quarter of
section thirty, township thirteen, and range four,
except ten acres of the north end OF said half
quarter, the ten acres described as follows, to wit:
twenty chains on north, five on east, twenty Oh
south, and five on west. .ALSC@-a part of lhs
west half OF the northwest quarter OF section
twenty-nine, tow nsh.p thirteen, and range four,
TO wit ten acres of The north end OF said half
quarter, founded as follows, to wits chains
on :hr north, five on east, twenty on the south,
and five on the west, Terms cash.
Z. NEG UIRE, Sheriff.
October 6, 1s48-52-5t Pr. fee s..
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SIEERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF wriI of plurius f. ia., issued out
OF HE eonn of common pleas OF Carroll county.
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale at
the door OF the court house in CalroIton, on
Wednesday The oh Of NOr:mber, 4. D. ls4o.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. ~, and o.
clock, p NJ. OF said day the following real estate.
to wit: The east halt OF the southeast quarter OF
section No. seventeen, (I7l in township No. six
teen, ll6) OF range six, 6) OF the lands made suD-
lect to sale at SteuJenviIIe, Ohio, containing so
acres, more or less. Taken in execution aud will
he sold By me. Appraised al SI7OO 90 and may
be sold for Sli54 90. Terms cash,
Z. Mcguire, Sheriff.
October 6, I848--5s-ji. Pr fee $3.50,
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ssILL Pox generally begins with Ian guOr end
vesrness, ehillnsss end vomiting, soreness Of the
throat' great thirst and many other unpleasant com
plants.
WHght's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
the vey best medicine in the world for the cure o.
Small Pox, because they cleanse the body from
those poisonous humorz which are the cause Of
small pox and other eruptivs complaints From
three 70 SIX Of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
every night on going 20 bed, wlll in short time
make perfect cure Of the above dangerous com.
plaiht and the blood and other fluids will be resto-
red 10 state Of purity.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and i'm
prove Digestion and therefore give health and ygor
10 the whole frame
BEWARE OF cOUETEEFEITs AND lEITATtOssl -
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of
William Wright on the top label Of each box.
The genuine is for sale by II. A. Stidger, Car
rollton; s. A. Highland, New Harisbnrgh James
Forbes Sen, New Hagerstown Roby g. Go. Lees
burgh; Sinclair & Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCss.
key, Palermo; and wholesale and retail at the prin.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Thomas ii. Whitaere, M. ID.

Beg1 leave to inform the public that he has To-
Gated in the town Of NorrsIown, Carroll county,
Ohio, where he will hold himself in readiness to
attend 10 all calls IN his line OF business. Hav-
ing made himself acquainted with the various
branches OF the medical profession, he feels con-
fient Of rendering satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with call. The following certificate,
from Professor McCOok, Suspended for the inior-
nation Of the public:
New LIsBoN, January %, l847.
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.-l am well acquain-
ted with Thos. H. Whitaere, ". d., and it gives
me pleasure to testify that he suFtains an unex-
ceplOnable moral character. This Doctor attend
ed one course Of lectures in the Medical School
at Cincinnati, and second course in tbs Viii.
Ioughby Medical College, from which he received
the degree of Doctor OF Medicine the present ses-
sion, which has just terminated. | cannot for
bear an expression Of the honor with which he
acquitted himself on his final examination, and
the unlimited satisfaction which it rendered the
faculty. He entels on his profession with much
promise, and strong claims TO the favor Of a moral
and intelligent community. 1t is my sincere de-
sire that his success in life may prove equal to his
Claims on the lovers OF humanity and science.
G. McCOOK, M. D.,
Prof OF Surgery in the Willodshhy Med, Col.
NorristoWn, October 90, i848-2-tf
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measures recommended by Polk and supported
BY Csss.-by Wing arguments and Wing votes
am = preuy determined Wing. aud don't want
a President more decidedly Of US and foi US
than he (TaylOr's) later letters make him.
What Wing is not satisfied to have the
country governed und i,s policy shaped as the
Representatives Of the People shall directi For
one. am content with this, and shall do my
best to so-ure Il"
Again he says, Hfsr giving reasons FOR his be.
lisf-"l have looked over the whole ground
carefully, and lis my deliberate conviction that
should Gen. Tsy.or and Wing Congress be
chosen there will be no Extension Of Slavery
during the ensuing Presidential term trust
not overland DO not see how any candid
observer aher survey Of the whole ground,
can come 10 a different conclusion
Ye, men, who calling themselves "ultra Wings
would il possible defeat the Whig candidate
sell US the whig party has abandoned the doctrines
Of Free Soil.
But, read his address, i, is full Of truth and el
Oqusnce.
Mr.. Greely has directed an address of thret
columns 10 The working men Of Pennsylvania
urging them to rally in favor of the Wing can
dida,e and Protection TO Home industy. Th'
Tariff of Mr.. Polk approved by Gen. Cass
has made the Laborers of Pennsylvania wcm
blingly alive to such an address.
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l18669 ll6484 1866 14832l
ll6484 14832l
Majorities,
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, .
Columbus, October II, I84e. {

The vote Of all the counties embraced in the
foregoing list has been returned TO this office,
except that of the counties of Wood, Ashland
and Medina, which have been Obtained from re.
liable sources, and may be regarded as correct.
In the list is included and counted for Ford. "a
votes in Crawford county, returned in a separate
column given for "Seabury," the surname hav.
ing been omitted in the certificate of the clerk
OF Auburn township, in said county; and 1877
votes counted for Weller in Portage county, re.
turned by The clerk of said county in separate
column as given Cor 81. B. Weller" Morrow
county was left blank because the vote was EN-.
braced in the returns from Richland, Marion,
and Delaware souptieS. The returns have all
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

The subscribers having formed co-partner-
ship, are now receiving and opening lin the store
room formerly occupied by E. Sinclair one OF the
largest and best selected stock of
Dry Goods, Grocsriks, HGdware, Queehsssare
Leather, BOOis, Shoes, Has, Caps, Books, 8-c.
that has ever before been offered in CarrolIton.
As seeing is believing, therefore all persons wish
ing to do justice to themselves, by making cheap
purchases are requested to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. As We are
determined not to he ou,done in selling
Goods Cheap,
our motto being quick sales and small profits
All kinds OF approved country produce taken
in exchange for goods. GEORGE SINCLAIR,
JOHN BRACKIN.
Carrollton. October, Is4S-2-tf.
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Washington GraYS---AttentlOn!
Final Accounts.

Final accounts of administrators, executors and
guardians, filed in the office Of the clerk Of the
court of common pleas Of Carroll county, and may
be settled at the next term.
Final account, Of James McKean and Freder-
ick Leyde Executor Of the last will Of George
Brown decd.
Final account of VIM. B. Boster, and Robert
E. Crooks, Executor Of the last will Of Joseph
Foster decd
Final account of Joseph G. Kennedy, and De-
walt Rothacker, administrators Of the estate Of
Samuel Rothacker decd.
w. R. LLOYD, Clerk.
November 3, I348--4-3t
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NOTICE,

A petition was fled in the commissioners Office
OF Carroll county, at their June session. le4s, and
Will be for hearing at their december session, in the
same year, for the alteration of part of the Cadz
and Lisbon road, commencing at the north side of
Joseph Palmer's farm, on said road, in Fox town
ship, thence south along the line between the lands
Of said Palmer and John B. Moody: also, the lands
of Robert Mclaughlin and McGavrans to the Elk
horn road, thence Southery to pair of bars in Da-
vid Moody's lane in Lee township, to be as near
said line as a road be made.
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81, lS4s-3-5t
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DR. MLANE's LIVER PILLs.-When the proprie-
tor of this invaluable remedy purchased it of the
inventor, there was no medicine which deserved the
name, for the cure of liver and bilious complaints,
notwithstanding the great prevalence of these dis
eases in the United States. In the south and west
particularly, where the patient is frequently unable
to obtain the services of regular physician, some
remedy was required, at once safe and efectna and
whose operation could in no wise prove preiudcial
to the constitution. This medicine is supplied by
DR.. MLane's Liver Pills, as has been proved in sv-
ery instance in which il has had trial. ALWAYS
beneficial not solitary instance has ever occurred
in which its effects has been injurious. The inven-
tion of an educated and distinguished physician it
has nothing in common with the quack nostrums
imposed upon the public by shallow pretenders to
the medical art. Experience has now proved be.
vond doubt, that DR.. M'Lane's Pill is the best
remedy ever proposed for the liver complaint.
n"FPurchasers will please beware of counterfets
and invariably ask for DR.. M'Lane's celebrated liver
Mills. and take none else, as there are other pills
purporting to be liver pills, now before the public.
For sale at
AeEKTs.-McCaTs drug store, and Isaac Atkin-
son & Co, Carrollton; John Potter, New Harris.
burgh; thomas Lake, Morges; Slemmons g. Alex
der, New Cumberland George Manfun & Son, Au-
gusta; John R. Couch, Waynesburgh; Isaac Tel.
ler Bolivar; C. A. Boegel, Magnolia, J. Sinclair &
Co., Malvern; Hull & Buss, Oneida; R. E. Smith,
Pekin; Hibbett g. Boory, Minerva; Jacob Jones,
Harlem Springs; R. G. Story, Kilgore; McElroy
u Russell, Jefferson; Hanna g. Medill, New Rum
ley; A. F. Crosby, New Market; ]. M. Holmes &
Brother, Masters Mills; Carr g. Cummings, Lees
burgh; Latimer g. Forbes, New Hagerstowu; H.
Roby & Co., New Hagerstown.
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SOMETHING TO RI LEARNED AND REMENBERED.-
That r. Mccall is the only agent in Csrrollton for
the genuine Hbbard's snti-bilious Vegetable Fam
lily Pills, for the cure Of headache liver complaint
dispepsy costiveness, and all complaints Of bill.
ous nature Their effect upon the liver is truly as
tonishing. Persons who use them once, find them
so convenient and so easy to take owing TO the mi
nuteness Of the dose, (rom half to two pills that
they will never use any other. They are warrant.
ed purely vegetable, and therefore safe. Be sure
that the name Of r. +. Hibbard is on each wrap
per- The miniature Of the Rev. B. Hibbard will
be on each twenty-five and fifty cent box. No 9th.
er Hibbsrds Pills are genuine.
For sale by R. Mccall, who is the only agent in
Canollton for the genuine Hibbard Pills. Also by
AGENTs.-Hilbcit and HOobler, JCff-rson; Carr
& Cummings. Leesburg; J. FOrbes. Hsgrrslowni
Mclean and Knox, Cadiz; DOcl. Sinclair Steu.
benvi!s; MeCasky, Palermo.
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Estate OF Dinah WestfaII.

Notice is hereby given, that have been ap.
pointed administrator on the estate OF Dinah
WeslfalI, late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased.
AL! persons indebted 10 said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, 20 present them, legally
proven, for settlement, within one year from this
date. SIMEON WESTFALL, Admir-.
September -, I848-5I-St.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county, at their next
December session, praying for an alteration in the
road leading from Augusta to Alexandria, commen-
cling at or near the stone church in Augusta thence
the nearest and best route that can be had at
sonabe grade, to Bryan's bride over muddy fork,
thence the best route to intersect said road at or
near Jonathan Roads southeast corner.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 3, lS4S-4-5t.
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STRAYED

From the subscriber, residing in Sandy township,
Tuscarawas county, u mile south of Magnolia, a
bay mare three years old, about fifteen hands high,
with one perhaps both hind feet white, up to the
pastern joint: Also white spot on the left side of
her neck, and another on one of her hips ANY
person taking up said mare, and returning her to
the subscriber, or informing him where she may be
found, will be reasonably compensated
AZARIAH DOLEIN.
October p, IS4s-3-3t.
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ficial vote in the several Congress.
sional Distrl
Locofoco majority in the State,
The Result in Ohio.

We publish to-day the official vote for Cover
nor in this State, from which it will be perceiv-
ed despite the counter reports Of our Tele-
graphic line) that Ford is elected by 345 votes.
As the table we now publish, is direct from the
Office of the Secretary of State, and duly certi-
fed, we hope that it will silence caVicrs, if it
does not convince the skeptical. t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-03

been carefully investigated. According TO our
calculations the "losungs" 10 the returns Of
Vanwsn and Lorsin are erroneous; the "fooI-
ing in the former should b. 3l4 for Weller,
l6S for Ford; ~ the latter 1861 for Weller.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
Secretary Of SlaIe.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

The election in this State for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, Inspector Of Prisons, members Of
Congress, and State Legislature, will be held on
the 7,h of Nov. the day of Election for Presi.
dent in all the States of the Union. HANILTNN
FISH of N. Y. City is the Wing candidate for
Governor.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that petition will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county, at their
next December session. praying for an alteration in
the road leading from the Carrollton and Georgetown
grade to Baxter's mill; said alteration to commence
near Tarrance Bran's barn, thence to run south of
the old road until it intersecs the south line of
ton nine, near Baxter's meadow, thence with said
line to intersect the road near Samuel Baxter's
barn. D. HANNUM.
November 3. lS4S-4-5t.
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Georgia EIeCtiOn--OfIlCial.

The late Congressional election in Georgia,
as has already been stated, resulted in the choice
of four Wing and four Locofoco Representa-
tives the same as in the present Congress-
For the purpose of giving our readers the most
accurate informston in our possession, relative
to the political complexion Of the State, we ap-
pend the official vote in the several Congress.
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THE LEGISLATURE.


SENATORS.
Buher-Valentine Chase.
Champaign, Clark aud Madson-Harvey vi
nul.'
Franklin and Delaware-William Dennison.'
Hamilton, I'd Dslrict-John u. Dubbs.
Holmes and Coshoclon-Asa q. Dimmock.
Huron and Erie-Samuel c. Worcester
Harrison aud Jeherson-Pinkney Lewis
Licking-Samuel Patterson.
Medina and Lorain-Harrison G. Blake.'
Miami, Darke and Shelby-Jacob S. Conkin. =
Montgomery & Preble-Geo. d. Hendricks .
Perry, Fairfield and Hocking-.IIenry C.
Whitman.
Portage and Summii-Lucien Swift.
Seneca, Hancock and Wyandot-Joel w.
Wilson.
SIark-John Graham.
Trumbull and Geauga--John F. Beaver
Wood, Lucas, Henry, Ottawa and Sandusky
james Myers.
Wayne and Ashand-Andrew n. Byers.
8 Wings, 10 Locofocos.
Holding over, 10 8
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Goods ChcaR.
CHEAP GOODS.
Cam erOta e. Kennedy

Are now just receiving and opening, one OF the
best assortments OF goods ever offered to the pub
lie, in this place. Their goods were selected in
Philadelp phia and Baltimore. with grea. care. and
designed for this season of the year. They have
a very general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Quesnncare, Cutlery: :Shoes. Boo,s, Sole Ls siA,r
Hdts, Caps Sperm and Tdmers oil, &c. &c.
They will sell the above articles for cash. or ex-
change them for the ordinary products OF the
country, at fair prices.
Believing "that short settlements max. long
friends" they have adopted the rule Of settling
frequently with their customers.
CarrolIIon, October 90, l848-2-tf.