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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
Once More Oh Hand --Chea per thanever

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
Carrollton and the public generally. that he has just
brought on the NEATEsT, BEST, and CHEAPEST lot
of Clothing ever before offered in this market.
Ready Made Clothing, .
In all its variety; such Cloth, Pilot, and Barkes
Over-C oats, of the latest styles; Pantaoons, Of evt
cry quality and prc and stacks of Vests, of ever
shade and pattern; Undcr-ShirtS, Drawers, Busomy
and Collars; Suspenders. &C., at prices that cannot
fail to suit Misunderstanding bought them cxciu-
sivcy for Gas he is thereby enabled to sell them at
such VERY Low prices as he is now offering them at
I He would, therefore, invite those who wish to save
THEIR MONEY to give him call where they can oh
tain whole suit of clothes for FIVE DOLDARS.
and who is determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment can sell. CALL AND SEE.
ESDon't forget the place-two doors south Of n. A.,
Stidgcr's store. J. r. BUCHER.
Carrollton, Dec s. lS47.-nS-2m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20

FEVER AND AGuE, AND ALL IFEvERs CURED RI
BEANnRETu's PILLs.-All ievcrs are occasioncd BY
the disorder motion of the blood, produced by the
humoral serosty by hardening the valves Of the ves-
sells. The blood circulates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased BY the friction of the pC-
bules PARTICLES which compose the mass of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chills il expe
rienccd throughout the whole system and accornpa-
MED with great thirst, pain in the head back, kid
ncys, and in fact complete prostration OF all tho
faculties of the mind as we'll as body
On the first attack of fever or any disease rHme.
dately take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable L.
Universal Pills and continue to keep up powerful ei-
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain Las en-
tirely ceased Six eight will in NEST cases be suf
fcient first dose and one dose of this kind it IL
not improbable may prevent months Of sickness,
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandrcth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an-unversally approved medicine.
which by its peculiar action oanses the blood of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness, and f.
uuy restores the constitution to perfect health aud
ygur For sale at the store Of II. 4. STIDGER.
CarrOllton, October Is, lS47-l-3m.
To the Creditors Of David Work.
man, DcceaSed.--On the 9nd day of Novcm-
bCr, in the year A. d. lS47, the court of ComInoa
Pleas Of Carroll county, declared the Estate of Da-
vld Workman, deed, to be probably insOvent cred
tors aIe therefore required to present their claims
against the estate, to the undersigned, for allow
ance, within six months from the time above men
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN s. ORIN
Dec. 81, Al. Ex'ref David Workman
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
Great Increase OF Reading Maner.!

THE LADY's Book Tor the ensuing year will pre-
sent many novel features suited to the adyane.
ing demands OF the public taste Il has ever been
lhs o iecI Of the Publisher To- lake the lead among
the popular Magazines Of this country; and ,h.,
host vi miIators, who have heen constantly Iol.
low n ;-"loiIing after him in va'n"-are suHi.
cenI to attest hls brilliant success. The prompt
ness with which every new idea that he suggests
l. adopted by others, = 4 sufficient reason ior his
no. bring very rXplirii and exac, in hi promises
for what Is yet to come. lie does not wish to las
ous plans tor Others TO follow. Il il sufficient
however, to say. that al the existing popular iea-
lures OF Ihe Lady's Box will br frIained, and
many new ones, particularly attractive in l.a-
dy'- Book and Family Magazine, will be introIu-
crd. The nstiul and The elegant will always Ga
kept in ii ".
The Fashions, always an interesting {, ature tn
the Ladies. will receive the most assiduous
Ienlion, particular care being taken to give the
Real Paris Fashions (Amprcanizedl of the most
recent date, 10 lvance Of all other Magazines
The Patterns and nsiruc ions for Lady, Fancy
work will BE- continued and enlarged.
The popular series Of "Ornamental cottaErs"
which has already exeried 50 extensive an infu-
encc in improving the lssle for Rurp Architecture
in our country, will he continued, and q great
number ol neR aud beautiful designs Tor toIagrs.
farm house,, and vlll- will he given.
The Literary Department will b- conducted
with increased vigor-many new contributors Of
known reputation being already engaged
The series Of splendid Historical and my
Steel Plates will go on, usual, exhil iir 10 tbs
country tn" progress OF high art among our ma
live paIntrrs aud Pngravrrs.
In = 0 the Lady's Book will continue TO ne,
Is il always has been. the first in merit and BY
far the most popular OF American Magazines.
NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing heIW cen RICHARD IL HERON in the Ss idlery
b sness, was this day dissolved by C nsenI Of par.
ties concerned. The pubic are hereby forevarn-
I'd against trusting the firm, a. arm determined 10
pay no debts contracted ty said FIRM hereafter.
WM. HEBRON.
PEERYsvILLr, Carroll co. O.,
November ), ls4T, DEC. lT-3wp
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20

ilo will b. found a, the Law Office of Eckley
& Davis, Two doors sJmh of Gen. u. A. Sid
gers Store. 4 worl " The interested IS sufi.
cienl.
+. W. COLLIER.
Cauolllon, Jan. II, l8I8.-li.-3l.
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PRINTERS NOTICE

The undersigned would respectfully suggest
TO all who are indebted 10 the establishment of
the Carroll Free Press, up to 26lh Nov, 1847,
that ii would be TO their advantage to call and
square up their accounts, pay oil their notes.
ducbils, &cA, Immediately. lie fears he will
forbes: Il = '' 'rlu>.
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HIDES! HIDES!!

THE Subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides, and five cents per pound
for clean slaughtered calEskins, well taken of.
They will also keep on hand general assortment
OF leather of superior quality which they will dis
pose of at very low prices TERMS: Cash. grain,
and hides. HOUUG " KlCliAhDSoN'
Carrollton. August 20, lStT-l5-tt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
Bearing Orchard and good Meadows,
"BIG SPRING MEETING-MOUsE."
Trustees' SnIe.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed to me
by Wm N. Alalht, aad wilp tor the benefit OF
John F,eck, Isaac Atkinson Sr., r. II. Legget,
and R. McEdrrry, will offer Tor ae at the Court
House in Carroton, Carroll Co. Oho, on
Saturday the l9sh Of Feb. next, Lot No I6,
in he is,nal plat OF il town. The sam
may be purchased at private SALE.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS Trustee.
January IL, 1915. ~ I'd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20

Mr.. HARDESTY'S SPEECH--On the lst
page of this weeks paper, will command atlen-
tion. 1t is gotten up in II plain, easy, and plea
sing style, and affords abundant evidence thai
lis author is well able TO fill the office Of Repre-.
sentative. As to the sentiments, every one will
be his own Judge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
washington IgalI-StcubcnviIIe. Ohio

VuE subscriber respectfully Informs thu pubIlr Il
= general that be has leased the Hall Tor term o
wears. The sleeping apartments have undergone
a perfect renoyation-no pains or necessary ex
pensewillbe spared to give all whOmny call perlrc.
Satisfaction. Respectfully. B. w. EARL.
April 9, lG47--2G-!i.
P. 5. A watch Tor boats, day and night-baggag'
taken to and from the river, Tree Of charge
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
New York Banks.

Much CONSERVATION was created some time
ago in the minds of business men and Others
relative 10 reported extensive bank failures in
the Sl6te of New York. The following list
shows The entire extent OF these lailurcs--lhc
New York Brokers receive all here given as
marked, all Others at par. The Atlas and James
Banks. it will be seen, are not total failures,
as was reported
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GOdey'S Lady'S Beck and Family Magazine,
FOR IAIs!!
EDITED By SARAH J. IL

EDITED BY SARAH J. HALE.
MISS Z. LESLIE. .lu.hor gf ne Hep Horsi OF
".lnsiia. or a YaHRg Ladys PiciaifHdss"-W.
{ II.MORE INNS GRACE REENN GOD
AND L. :. AbTHL r, CoR5faaf COAiriLWivrs.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

IN pursuance OF an order issued from the Court
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, at the
November term, A. d. lS47, will offer for sale ou
the premises on the first day Of the next (Spring
term lS4s, of said court, between the hours of ten
A. NJ and four P. NJ, the following real estats part
of the lands of Hugh Witherow, deceased, to wit;
Lots % G27 iM the town Of NOrriStOwm,
The conditions of sae-onc thirdpaid down, on-
third within one year, and one third within two
years, thereafter, Secu-ity will be required for,
the deferred payments.
JAMES WITiER0W,
Executor OF ugh Wtberow, decd.
Tlae 'i@-Af
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APoLOGY.--We were disappointed the past
week in getting supply Of paper, and conss.
quenLy come before our readers with n less
amount of reading matter Than is our wont. In
place oibelng here on Saturday last, as was ex.
PeeIed, hdid not come to hand until Thursday
night at 4 O'Clock. Hence the difficulty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, at tarrOllton, Ohio, by
B. W& r. &. JoHYsoS.-ThS is one OF the lar
gest and cheapest papers in the StOte,- is~Oi
double medium size, contaiIa but tow advertise
ments. and its subscription price is only 9,0OpeI
annula, payable within the year. 4-t.sl
~ Book and Jub Work asally execute ~
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Weekly, Two DalIars do IN aiVanee
Advertisements na.fIed al low TaIe-:
THE PiTTsBuRsH GAzETTE is one Of The largest
papers published 10 the western county, and was
.he Grsl paper eslablirhed west ol the mountains.
IL has a large circulation m Western Pennsyl-
yania, OHIO. Western VirginiI, Maryland, aud
other Western States.
The propnelors intend 10 spare ne expense IN
furnishing their rradefs with the latest Telegraph
&c and all other y We: Also, with very fall Conn
mefeial Reports and reviews OF the Bo-Inu, New
ork, Philadelphia aud Baltimore mukeIs-ior
which purpOse lbey have employed special re-
pOrteTs in ilo-p riiies.
During the session OfCOngres- they will have
exclusive correspondents at Washington, who
will furnish them with oil matters OF interest daily
orcuuing at the Car i.al. Aud nothing will BE-
left undo Ie on the pa OF the prOpieIors. 10 rem
der the "0id CARTE" 10 the Merchant, the Far
mer and the Mechanic, an attractive source OF
information, worthy to menI The continuance Of
h. patronage which hls 20 lohg and
been extended towards l..
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NIISLENS.

LARGE 10, ofbrown aud meaclpd muslins just
received and tog sale at the new store o'
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
The state of Ohio, Carroll County,
IUUhI Ut NUMNVN TIIEio,
William WilhProw,
vs. In Partition.
Jlmes WiIheroW. I'd. nI-

James WIhProw. et al
JOHN WITHEROW, Hugh WitherOw, Iminor
William Earl, John Earl Eo-ton Earl (minor.) Wa
ry Earl, Belinda Earl, and Susannah CroXtou (iale
Susannah Withcrow,) OF the County Of Caro;
Iames Wnherow, Michael CLARK, William Jackson
Wilherow, Jane Taylor, aud John Taylor, al the
county OF Knox; James W. Green OF the county
al LncaS and oil OF !he State ofOhio; Eliza SmaIl,
Of the county oI Knox, and State OF Indiana; anl
Boston Wilher0T, whose place OF residence TO
your petitioner Is unknOWn; will take notice that
Il petition was filed against them at the November
term, A. D. l847 in the Court Of Common Pleas,
by SAID William Witherow, and is now pending,
wherein the said William Wilhprow demands
partition Of the following real estate, to wit: the
southeast quarter of section numbered twenty
five, (2a,) Of township fifteen, TO- and OF range
five, o. in said county Of Carroll: and at the next
term OF sud court application will be made by the
said William Wilhprow, Tor an order tina, partition
may be made Of said premises,
VILLAIN WIT1EROW,
BY w. Morrison, his Attorney.
Dec. 3, 47-Gt-pr $3.50
Cash for Hides.
The subscribers having commenced the busnc.
Of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by VIM
Thompson, directly north of the Western Exchange,
and di rectlybehnd b NIeister's grocery, are desi
rous of purchasing quantity OF hides, for which
hey will pay four cents per pound,n cushion deliv
cry at their shop.
ALSO: On hand, at all times large assortment
of leather of all kinds, which they will sell at as low
prices as the same kind of an article be purcha
sed in this places and they invite the public to call
round, and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather shall
needno other recommendation than an examination
BANTER g. BUTLER.
Carrollton September II, lS47-i9-tt
SaIeOf Real Estate by order Of Court
ON THE eighth day of January, lS4S, between
the hours of 10 clock A. NJ. anC O'Clock p. NJ, at
the door of the Court House, in the town of Carol
ton will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property of Peter Herod deceased
to wit: Lot number twelve II in the town of Nal
vern, in the County of Carroll, and State of Ohio,
with the appurtcnances theremto belonging.
Appraised at $500. Terms of sale: One third in
handaone third annually with interest from date se-
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Dec 8, Al. Administrator OF Peter Horold, decd
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SALE OF LAND.
ERE will lie sold a: public sale on the prem.

THERE will lie sold a: public sale on the prem.
ises in
MONROE TOWNSHIP CARROLLCO. O.,
on Thursday the l7lh day OF February next,
(I848.l the tract OF lthd OF which Thomas Me.
Pherrin, died seized, containing Two Hundred
and Twenty acres, one hundred and twenty OF
which are cleared, and in good state OF cultrva-
ton, the premises lie on the road lead M from
Crolon 10 Cumberland, on the Indian Fork ol
Conotton. A fair proportion Of the land is rich
Bottom, on said land there is
Bearing Orchard and good Meadows,
with up land wei adapted to frmmg, or the pas-
tur1 OF sheep Tus land was entered by Thomas
McPhorrin deceased, more tkaE forty years ago,
lies adio nng the
"BIG SPRING MEETING-HOUSE."
Several Grst and Saw-nIlls are in the immediate
neighborh0od, the title is ndispuahlp.
Terms OF sale made known on the day Of sale.
ROBERT Quincy, surviving Executor oi
THOMAS McPHERRlN.
January l4th, l847. 5w $500
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Recollecl THAI the notes Oh banks in this list
are received by the Brokers, as marked.
o. We are under renewed obligations TO
DR.. BENNETT Of the Ohio Senate, and TO Gro.
HARDGsry Esq. of lhG House, for numerous and
valuable pubic documents. They will please
accept our mOa sincere thanks. ~
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PITTyBI RCH CAZETTI.
PCPLlsIIED At PITTSBURGH. Pa,
~ ERAsTCs BaOOEs 20.

Daily PsP,r, Seven Dollar pr amman.
1fi-Werkly Five Dollars do
Weekly, Two Dalars do IN siVanse
Advertisements inarUed al low TAle-.
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BOUNDARi.-The lion. Tuos. EwIxG,
Col. JAS. COLLIEa and JNO. BRoUGn Esq, com.
Inissoncrs appointed by Gov. Bobb on the part
Of the State Of Ohio, 10 confer with commits
sioners from Virginia on the subject Of the boun.
Diary between this Sbie aud that, are now in
Washington city, where they are no doubt using
their hes, ciinus to settle the matter with the
"ehiralrOus Nirginians." We hope to sec il
speedily adjusted.
OF The Apponionmcnl Bill is before The
Legislature. |. will, il is thought, be disposed
Of soon, aud will then be published.
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THE ClRROLL FREE PRESS.

EXecutor OF iu.h WltheroW, dec
Dee. -, '47-4t t
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RRANDRETu,S PILLS.

PEREYsvILLr, Carroll co. O.,
November ;, ls47.-(D.c. l7-9wp)
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@NOt for a Dav but fOrAll Time"

Dec. 8. Al. Administrator Of ? ster HoroId, decd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

much confusion in the wing ranks, from the fact
that the :. Corwin wings" appear to be of that
lndomitable class, whose motto is, "never give
It up So" while there is chance for success
The Corwin papers affect to represent the pro-
ceedings Of the late whig convention as a Cor
win triumph The Ohio State Journal and the
Cincinnati atlas, and many other Corwin papers
have placed the Corwin resolution, adopted by
the convention, at the editorial head OF their
respective papers in this manner -
VoicE OF WHra OHIO - UNANIMOUS ACCLAIM
STATE CoEvENroN.-" Ohio has reason to be proud Of
her Senator In Congress- Thomas Corwin. Her people
have watched his progress with jealous affection. They
recognize In him the gifted orator and the reliable
statesman To him they have entrusted their interests
in all his relations but especially In the fearless
on the Mexican war their heartfelt approval"
This Is protested against as giving an undue
prominence to the voice of the convention, and
as tending TO give wrong Interpretation to its
expression. There will be mountains of trou-
Bile, and " lots of fun" in Ohio, before the cam
paign Of '4S is over.
The democratic party is far from being in har.
mony. The announcement in favor of Gene raj
Cass is far from being satisfactory, which is not
much to be wondered at, when it is known that
1t was conceded to by many of the delegates I'M
der circumstances which may change, and then
they will feel released from the concession
More of this anon. WESTERN SCRIBE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

when last saw her, and the young Masters
Cole, under the guidance of their teacher, Mr..
Best, have improved in an astonishing degree
during their retirement. These children will, i
believe, be well received in New York.
We shall have, In few days, a report from
Mr.. Upham, member of the House, and a
staunch and able leader of the wing par
ty. This gentleman Is the. chairman OF the
committee on railroads. and the report which
he will submit will be upon the subject
of corporate powers and privileges-or with
what ocular powers it is proper TO invest rail-
road companies, in taking private property for
their use. No general or permanent law of this
character has as yet been passed since the adop-
ton of the new constitution, and this important
question remains undetermined In recent
special case (the case of the Hudson River Rail-
road Company law has been passed, granting
to this company the power to have commissio on.
ers appointed, TO Judge and determine the value
Of any private properly which 1t may be necessary
for them to in the construction of their rail-
way. II remains to be seen what general plan
Mr. Upham will recommend in his report.
The present management of the post Office de-
rartment in this city, is most excellent and satle-
factory. Mr.. WATSON, the popular postmaster,
is entitled to- the praise of the press, and every
body else, who is interested in the transmission
of mail matter. During his incumbency have
never heard him charged with inefficlency o!
neglect of duty. This is, of course, an unusual
thing, but it is true. He is faithful and ener-
getlc officer, and 10 therefore entitled to praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

MURDERs.--The Cincinnati Chronicle says -
gentleman from Millersburgh, informs us
that on sunday evening Last, young man named Ran.
kin, Killed Mr. Miller his own nephew, BY quitting his
throat Both the murderer and his victim, under
the Of ardent spirits whom the bloody deed IVES
committed Rankin made his escape.
We learn from he paper, that Mr.. HITLER was
killed In Lexington, Ky few days SINCE By man
whose name our informant could not learn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

THE Coal TRADE languishes, and business in
Pottsville, as well as the other villages in the
no demand ut any price From the anguor in the iron
trade and the general IL 10 not expected
that the market win this year, require any increased
Fec. ga, ff..l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10
Miscellaneous.

The sleighng the Neck was well improved yester
day afternoon We saw ono sleigh, with Its driver
spilled out and the horse dragging It along at furious
rate What became OF him We never heard. The
hing Is now excellent in the suburbs.
The telegrsphc wires in every direction, within =
dozen or twenty miles of thecy essentially bro
ken and proetrzd by the late storm large gang Of
hands has been set at work to repair the mischief and
the proprietors confident that by to- morrow night
the New York wires will be ready for operation again
Boston Transcript, Feb 8.
The Surgeon General Of the United States army has
ordered supplies Of choroorm to be sent to the army
various posts be used for various hospital purposes
IL singular fact that the bodies of many who
drowned at the destruction Of the propeller Phoeuix,
continued to float for several hours. Men who
heavy WOODEN clothes floating 10 erect
posture From the different nature Of their dresses, the
women seen In various attitudes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

THUNDER STORM IN FEBRUARY "A thunder
storm, like the one which occurred on Friday
night, 10 something remarkable for the ginning Of fe
bruary The stars shonc out brightly, being only here
aud there few flmy Clouds till hsfpast eight, wheRa
small black cloud and spread over the northern
heavens from which proceeded the elements OF such
storm Ia ususl summer's afternoon tDat MIN
ued I'll near midnight. The flashes Of lightning were
markaby vivid accompanied by heavy peas OF rolling
thunder flaws of wind and showers OF rain In the morn
ing there clear sky and SIN hortn Weeter ana
the sun rose In all Its splendor.
We learn that, during the storm, the electric fluid
Was twice attracted TO the conductor " the United
Without dcins any damsss-NsrfoIh Hrsid, FEB. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE. Saturday night,
between ten and eleven o'clock, a person was
heard to fall heavily down In the In front Of the
house. Of James Turnbul in Broad street In this city
The girl who heard the noise immediately gave infor-
nation to the family On examining the area, man
discovered lyng prostrats apparently In hfeess
condition considerable quantity OF blood was seen
on the sidewalk tree la front Of the house. and
bloody track from that to where the man was found
Medical assistance was immediately procured when 1t
ascertained that the person actually dead his
neck being broken 1t further ascertained that the
ploy OF Mr. John c. Howell, I64 Market street. ard
on his way homo when he overtaken with bleeding
and weakness-had caught hold OF the to sustain
himself, and, In effort to his walk home, had
tainted and fell down the breaking his neck by the
fall The deceased had been for some time In feeble
health, and has left wits and six children to
his untimsIy end.-Nepark IN ~ Eogt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

Webave heard OF gentleman, who takes ohorofcrm
while the aod dxeadf operation off
cold shower bsth.-Rost Tys~s,