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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
Public Sale, on Friday, 18th February
Dec. "a, '47-4t

/ WILL SELL by public out cry, for cash, at my
residence in Carrollton, large lot things which
do not need such as plows, plow points, pots,
skilets, ovens, hand irons smoothing irons CRATES
and stoves. On buggy, the running-gears OF two
buggies and two Wagons, first rate mounted ri
ne gun, and lot OF store goods,-cloths, hats,
shoes, paper ginghams, combs, ribbands, lace, bob
binett tobacco, cigars, &c.
have abou forty first rate plows, Of the Carroll
ton and Long patterns and as intend to sell all
FOR CASH in hand, at whatever they will bring,
presume it will be great chance for farmers and
others to buy cheap.
Remember the lEill Of February.
Jan. 27, ls4S. A. L. LITTELL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
saleO Real Estate by order of Court

SafeO Real Estate by order of Court
ON THE eighth day OF anuary, ls4s, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. ant O'Clock p. NJ. at
the dco; of the Court House, in the town of Carroll
ton, will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property OF Peter Herod deceased
to wit; Lot number twelve [l2] in the town of NAL
vern, in the County Of Carroll, and State of Ohio,
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Appraised at $500. Terms of sale: One third in
hand one third annually, with interest from due Sc
cured by mortgage Oh the premises.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Dec. 3, ~. Administrator of Peter Heroll, deed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

TuE sursc,l lOer respectfully informs lhe pnhlIc N
general, that he has leased the hall Tor term Of
years. The sleeping apartments have undergone
a perfect renovatou-no pains or necessary eX.
pense W Je spared to give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully. b. W. EARL.
April 8, I8I7--26-lf.
p. 5. A watch Tor boats, day and night-baggage
taten TO and from the river, free Of charge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
EXECUTORS SAFE.

IN pursuance of an order issued from the Court
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, at the
November term, A. D. lS47, will OTTER for sale on
the premises on the first day of the next (Sprng)
term, 1913, OF said court between the hours of ten
A. M. and four P. NJ, the following real estate part
OF the lands of tiugh itherow, deceased, to wit:
Lois 26 ~ ~ in tie town of NOrriStOwn,
The conditions of sae-one third paid down, one
third within one year, and one third within two
years, thereafter. Secu4ity will be required for
the deferred payments.
JAMES WITHEROW,
Executor OF Lugh WihCrow, decd.
Dec. %, '47-4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
SHORT TARIFF ADDRESSES.

FREE TRADE REGULARIrY.-As free traders
have been all along bouslng of the elegant op.
GRAFTON of the free trade tariff, and efficiency in
opening and keeping open foreign murkers, we
make the following table Of exports to prove it.
We give the cXpors from New York, Phadel-
phla, Baltimore & New Orleans, Of The following
articles lrem the lst of September TO near the
present time, with the exports for the corrcspon.
ding time last year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
HIDES! TEEDES!!

THE subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides and five cents per pound
for clean slaughtered calEskins, well taken off.
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. YOUUG g. RICHARDSON
Currolton, August 20, lS47-45-tE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
The State OF Ohio, Carroll County, SIS
John Clark and
John ~ Adair,
VS.. ; In Partition.
George Moore
George Gamble
In Partition.
George Moore
George Gamble

The said George Moore aud George Gamble will
take notice that petition was ied against them,
on the 7th day of December, A. d. lS47, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and for said county, by
John Clark and John N. aduir, and is now pending
wherein the said John Clark and John N. AdOir,
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 Steubenville, Ohio; beginning at the
southeast corner of Market street in the town #
Lecsburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and sXty-ive hundredth perches, thence north 80 9
east fifteen and fifteen hundredth perches, thence
north 23t east twenty-one perches, thence west
twenty-five perches to the beginning, containing
two acres, one rood and twelve pefches. Also, u
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 fifty
one and one-tenth perches, thence north II : west
twen ty-two and two-tenth perches thence south
22aS west fifteen and sixty-five hundredth perch
es, thence south 50 east nine and five tenth perch
es, th9nce south 22I west thirty-tour pcrches,
thence north 76a west seventeen and fifteen hun
dredth perches, thence south - west one and
three tenth perches, thence south 40 east twenty
four and seven tenths perchcs thence east 80 perch
es to the beginning containing nine acres rood:
and 80 perches, ane that at the next term OF sait
court, application will be made by said John Glars
end Jon N. dair, Tor un order that partition mpy
be made OF said premises.
JOHN CLARK,
JOHN N, ADAIR.
BY Ecklcy & Davis, their Attorneys
| Dec "a, lS47-6t prfS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

A STEAM SAW MILL am about at.
tuchng steam engine to my foundry, and intend
to connect 1t with Steam Saw Mill in this goodly
town of CarOllton. | have large log yard en-
closed and persons desirous of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver the
logs.this winter wea her. when they cannot do much
else Jan. 81 A. Il. LITTELL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

Ont Lots for SaIe.-Every man in town
wants an out lot. have six one acre lots, beauti.
fully situated on level plat of ground, and oil ad
joining each other; enclosed and well set in time
thy and clover | will sell them separately or tc.
gether, as may suit. They are 18th of mile from
Carrollton, adjoining Mr.. Kintner and Mr. Hasting'
and front the State road leading from Carrollton to
Lecsburgh. [Jan 27 A. l.. LITTELL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
Wig National COnrentIon.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ), 1913.
The adjourned meeting Of the Wing members
of Congress was held last night, and the subject
of National Convention was finally disposed
Of.
Il was unanimously resolved to hold the Con.
venlon ut Independence Hall, in the City u
Philadcp phia on the 9TH day June.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

0T-SOme one inquiries whether bedslead is
j badsiead, when it is Hile buggy! A Yankee
answers this question by asking another, To wit;
Whether a woman is q woman, when she Is
HHie Sulkyl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
EXPORTS.

Is comment necessary upon such Il tablet
Do not tho ugly figures overthrow all the hnc.
lul arguments Of Mr.. Walker and the Test who
mislook dis e1soticn n Of Providence for the eC.
feet Of their Legislation. Mr. Walker says in
his annual report that:
alt Is not contcnted, great as the future aug.
menlaon may be as 10 imports or exports, ton
mage, specie, and revenue, that the advance will
be 50 rapid as il was this year, when. with the
shockIes stricken from commerce, WE BOUNDED
FORWARD at such wonderful rate of progress"
Mr. Walker will find out ere long that what
he calls bounding forward, was nothing but Il
rush Of produce to feed starving men. As he is
fond Of mathematical demonSlrat ons, suppose
we allow that the figures Tor I847 were bound.
ing forward and that the decrease of I848 us
compared with l847 is the rebound, how long
will take his free trade gan to get back to It's
old place, aye far far behind the point at which
it started To boundl The famine has given q
seeming pluusibilty to The idle stories told by
the free traders. We arc now beginning to sec
the effect of the blundcrs committed by them
and We shall not fail to show to the people orthis
state in the fullest manner how fatally their bu.
siness has been injured by the attempt 10 carry
out the merest farce in the world; practical free
trade TO their benefit Pittsburgh Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

immense sums we all know. These We must
ray as the price Of conquest, and is not the
game Of such war, altogether TOO costly, and
ParIiculIrly when no principle is at stake.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

FOR SALE.-I wish to sell good new story
and half fran house, wiah the lot, situated direct
ly opposite my own residence in Carollton. ne
house is forty feet by eighteen, with kitchen IL
by l6 offer it very cheap for cash, or will sell
ii on time. IJan go. a. L. LITTELL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY.

News from Fort Mann has been received AT
this city down to tho 10Th Of january. There
had been nothing of importance developed since
our last. There had been good many deaths
among the soldiers, but from diseases conlrac.
ted before they entered the Indian country.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
GOdey's Lady'S Book and Family Magazine,
FOR lsAs!!
TDTTED ~ SARAH J. HALE

MISS f. LIE LIE .lu.ior Of hs nee novsl Of
...iariii. or TluHg Lqdy's Ytrisstudef W.
ILMORE INNS CIR ace aREENN GOD
AND L. =. Arthur. CoHsta.d Contributor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
STOUELv TRIP,

Attorneys and COunseIiOrs al Lao,
FFICE in the court house. The retainer ofIht
one will secure the sevices oiIhe other.
Cauolllon, May 2, 1S45-tf.
NIUSLINS.
LARGE lot Of brow and pieAched mlslns just
received AMI for sale at the new store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
TFastecs' sale.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust. executed 10 me
by wm. N. Mnihl, aud wife for ,he benefit of
John Frrk Isaac A,kinsol Sr., Il. u. LsRgel,
aud R. MrEldpry, wiII oiIrr Tor 4 at lhe Court
.iouse ia CarrolIlon. Carroll CO. OHIO. on
Saturday The I9lh OF Feb. nrSt, Lot No. 10.
"a the original plat Of said town. The came
may be purchased at private sale.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS Trustee.
January -, IB4U. I4,d.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

NOAACb--l The Par.usrship hereto,orr exist
'ng "r'"rth RICHARD liERRoN IA The "a ldlery
Cs'nrss' was sIs m gay dissolved By q ispnt OF par
uts eonce'n'd. The pubic are hereby lo,egsrn.
ed against uusIing The Rfn, a. / en- deIsr,insd "a
pay no debts contracted ty said firm harsaIter.
WM. HEBRON
PEREYsvILLE Carroll CO. O.,
November 5, I847.-(Dec. l7-3wp)
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
IOWA SENATOR.
Philadelphia, Feb. s.
Correspondence Of the Plus. Gaz.

ST. Louis, Feb. s, 1913.
late advices from Iowa City state that the
Legislature has adjourned without elscIing either
United States Senators or Judges.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
II. GRISW0LD.
Canton, OHIO
VAN BROWN,
CdrroIitOn,O.
RYsOWN & (sRISWOLD.

BROWN q GRISWOLD,
Attorneys and COaRSsilOrS al Law,
Olfrs in the court housr, CarroliIon, Ohio.
March 90, i8ll-li.
s. SToKELEY, J. H. TRIP
Stpubenvile CarrolIor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
Telegraphcd for the Ohio State Journal
ARRIVAL or THE ACADIA.
NEw loRK. Frbg

NV lORk, fVD.E-I2W.
The Steamer Acadia has arrived. bringing
Liverpool dates 10 the 18th January. CJuon
has declined, but bcuer feeling prevailed al
the c,Oss OfIansacliOns in laN years crops.
Wheat, owing to the quantity Of rain, is re-
presented az being Indifferent, which had an in-
jlrious effect on the markets.
Liverpool market, during the week ending
he 18Th, conIinu,d dsprs4ssl. For -four. fra
class American brands, only ssseI 10 80 sh.l.
lings.
Indian Corn declined Two shillings per quar-
ter. Meal, one shilling per bbl. Transacnon,
in Provisions sill lmied--B,ef and Pork al
though not lower, ure not in active demand.
The Money market is slightly improved
The political news not important.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
David Tod Coming Home.


BY the following extract from comunica.
lon 10 The New Orleans Picayune, (says the
Cleveland llerald) it would seem thai DAVE
Ton, rltar having danced with the Empress, may
soon turn his attention to his coal mines al Brier
Hill.
"l'he official conduct Of Mr.. Tod, or Mns.
Ter at Rio dc Ianciro, seems to have given such
offence lolhc American residents ofIhat civ Mr.,
Tod aware OF his betiSc, has written TO the s.
crclary of State 10 give him permission to re-
sign should his recall be determined upon b,
The President. So he does not, aiier all, sleeI
easy after the ball at the Imperial Chateau.
A MARRlAGE.--Th daughter Of Col. Ben,or
(Saph) was on Monday married TO Mr., Jacob
Of Louisville. The sister OF Mr.. Jacob wa,
married 10 u son Of Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Clay wa
OI Tho wedding.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10
News frOm the Seat of War.

LATER FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO
TREATY OF PEACE-DEATH OF CON.
MODORE RERlDGELY--LATEFROM CAL.
lFORNIA--ANOTHER FIGHT WITH
THE GUERlLLAS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

GES. ScoTT AND GES. PEARcg.-A paragraph in
one of lhe newspapers having haIed THAI Gen.
Scott has been recalled by Mr.. Polk, ON the
Recommendation Of General Pierce, this gentle
man has addressed letter To the editor of The
Boston Post, emPhaIically denying the truth o
The allegation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Whaling through n GRAVEYARD.

A Cass man writes from Boston TO the NdShrdte
Tenn Union that
think il is safe to predict that If the vote of MAS
sacHusET1s will elect Taylor he may get 1t and not 9th
erwise II is thought quite probable that the Legiss
tuTe will bestOw the honor upon Daniel Webster
set down Maine for Csss and Butler by puraiity
Of 10000 or 1900"
CoNNEoTIUT-Ou friends in this state are thorough
II organized and full of confidence to the result OF
the coming election
The Democracy OF New England are in tine spirits
and full OF pluck They feel that the battle lie already
fought and that the election the h OF November is
only little preliminary iormay requisite for the com
pletion of foregone conclusion Our opponents
N the other hand full OF gloom aud dependency
The most rabid, in times gone by, will not now bet
cent In word. they have caved in
Truly, your friend
~ That letter writer ought to have the Edit
orship of the Organ when Cass gets to be Presi-
dent. And there is match for him in beauty
who writes TO the Milwaukee Wisconsin as fol
lows "NEwioRK, sept. r. ISIS
You would doubt like to hear how politics is now
going in this section of the Union Cas- stock Is RS
nS here; - noe uncertain cho piH carry thus Slate
Pennsylvania IL safe Nep-Jersey and CoRRedicm will
90 for Cass and 1t is believed that Maryland will aso
60 for Csss.
This chap is too modest by half in forgetting
10 claim Vermont and Rhode Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

Darcy McGce has appeared openly and Doheuy the
spot. The mountains covered with the pessantry.
and plscards posted through the country calling
the people 70 be ready At any One commences
thus With renovated iortude and courage get resdy
your and redeem your leaders and your country
Break II once the dead silence which shameigly sits
upon Humble longer the feet Of the law for i
has eyes, ears nor bowels OF humaniiy-bui u
has eyes OF horn and heart Of steel il turns into
hearts Of marble al who nursed in rs principles
They are now meaitsting upon hanging or bsnishing
for reands best men. Il then exhorts them 70
handle their pixies and resist 70 the death 1t signed
% Pike Man The insurrecuon is only beginning 70
be alarming The Kilkenny mountains are a. PoPulous
the Tppersry ones and ihe chapel bells ringing
in many places summoning the people 10 the service Of
their country many time and Oft they have called
them 20 the worship Of their God The towns and high
ways totally deserted and all business il At end.
Nothing bu, political amnesty Will calm the excite
ment The old Government game Of packing IS 70 be
played again in Tpperary The Catholics have been
carefully excluded from the panel and this adding
the discomfort One feature connected with the trial
exciting great curosiy-the appearance Of Lord John
Russell A witness for smith Bren. His lordship
sppears that the prisoner agent intended
summonng him, and dexierously eyaded him for some
Tune but was caught As he was on the point ~ eafng
Dublin for scotland lie viii be thus obliged how.
ever reluctantly 10 visit the wild and lawless South
What atrocous plots may not his appearance in the
witness box reveal The second rising will not lessen
MS unsillngness to visit
"ss-et Tppersr5 where ile beds pleasant sae
Lord Hardnge is again coming over and the Duke Of
Wellington has been consulted on the best means Of
tanning Ireland
The Committee Of the Repeal Association has ad-
dressed the country the subject Of Mr John OCon
nells last letter VIZ The raising Of funds 10 preserve
Cancellation Hall from sale The Chairman y. N.
sculy, confesses that the building IS not indispensable
10 Repeal that il and will be carried 10 iri
umphan, any other place but he considers the
prescry alton Of the building sacred duty. and
the people should look after speedily How It will be
responded to remains to be
Lord William Fiilgerads Society "a getting great
support from the upper casses-you may guess It Is
becoming an eyc.sore 10 the Government for hired
writer's are crying 1t down. It progresses, noiwh
standing
Another new journal is starting the Irsh EIaDtler.
u declares itself advocate for periodic stng Of the
Imperial Parliament in Dublin snd every other const
tutons measure beneficial to the country. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
GOV. Johnston on Free soil.
The following letter from Gov. Johnston OF Penn
sylyania will explain Itself

The following letter from Gov. Johnston OF Penn
sylyania will explain itself
H,sR1spuRe September q, l,i-
Hon TOWNSEND HAINEs-My Dear ~ IN our
conversation Of yesterday you suggested the ices tha
during nv absence inquiries might be made OF me IN
s,Sn 10 the extension OF slavery the Terrific
ries of the United states and that failure % tePy
might be construed into an unwllngness 70 answer
such questions Having no disposition 70 cohSes my
opinions from the people upon that or any othef I'M
poriant subject sgitstng the pubic nni ana oeile'.
as hope always shall do, that the voters nave risns
TO know the candidates opinions thsi me spun oi our
glorious Institutions may be earned Il'o $50 s a''e
tearing the consequence may occur during my absence
and no answer under my own name De resdy 70 OF re
turned have determined % put my opinions IN sucn
form as may enable you 10 answer al 'aen
RES If any be proposed.
ISrs am utterly and decidedly opposed to the IN
crease of the patronage and power OF the esfenoidn
interest of this country believing that the increase
that power not only inIereres ana prevents vic 80
nj The Free North but that while INJURIES our rec
sbor il casts bhghuns influence over the region INST
SIc"valy believe that the Territory Of the United
s,scs sbould b, held and preserved a. the homes OF
- hsnpy and yirtuous population, and that slavery
or involuntsry serytude should be forever excluded
therefrom -. - f..,i.
,,ion contemplated the nOneNtension oi slavery i''
~ srritores of the United states, and tnsi escn ~
,ep.ion heretofore has been violation OF the spi u
those compromises II not OF the Conshtuuon l.'e.L -
FosrthlV believe that the refusal to SANCTION ~, ~,
-, re Ordinance of l7S7 a. embraced IN the WI
not provso was an unworthy subseryieney on the part
f Sor,bern reemen 70 the dctson Of the Slave power
These opinions not new nor Of recen'
nave long entertained them. and on a.. ~
bsvs sysn them publicity with the hope oil enAhs
ny the opinions OF others, but simply as an
of INV own feelings on the subject am persuseea mai
ii the good people OF this 49, ~
their support to any gentleman sd'oesuas ,ri1 soon
inc contrary opinions the same unAninity would soon
appear among Us OF this generation IS disn u'nru o4
fathers of 1919 and ls20 on the same question. ..
VIII -rpr-sson Of ny wishes of 20 ~ IN y iogxsroS
Tread, W. = "N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
GENERAL NOTICES.
Il. D.
~ DIR. Bnnnins,. Body Brace.-Per.ons

" DIR. Banning's Body Brace.-Pefsons SUI.
ferng from weakness Of the lungs and chest bleeding a.
the lungs papauon Of the heart, indigestion weakness
and sinking the stomach, weakness and pans IN W-
back and sides with bearing down. will hndmmodsie ben
from ils The following testimonials from d-un'
instrument sAvASsAH, June ", 1879
DR. BAxSrSs- Dear SIR. We residents Of the City ofss-
vsnnAh had frequent opportunity Of Witnessing the e
lecs Of your Patent Body Braces and are convinced that
they erc eerg Hqecnica insfu0enf which has ever been
invented relieve the pelys from the unusual pressure o.
the Of the abdomen consequent upon spinal ana
other organic affections which so Often Jane ,s ss u sne
able physician We believe the principle to be co,
rect one, and udicously sppled, viii do much good
Therefore, congratulate he public on te success o.
pairing instruction We sincerely wish you success In your
ndeaSors to do good and tender best wishes for your
property hoping you may ENJOY '0ns 1 81
II K XII BURROUGHS, MD. G. HSBERsHiM, MD
j. 5. MORREL' ND. A. CUSSlsohAM' ND
From Professor Goddard Philadelphia
have examined Dr. Banning. instrument fof relief Of
pe,ert OF he same ana am aslonished tho result
P1Iad Fe5 3, 1910. PAUL B. GODDARD, MD
Prom Professor Dickinson, Chsrsstoa, {.
The principle which DR. Banning has 90 ingeniousy car.
ned cut seems to widely applicable TO large class Of
case; Of suffering and aesI 70 69,9 ss1ss Md
Office 'o the and application u the Brace DO Broad
way Sold wholesale on The mott liberal terms % JUS DO
~ Wigs, Wigs, Wig-.-susngers vi.iling he city
are informed that the best place % get ORNAMENTAL nsif
i a. AEDHURsT q HEABDs, n Maiden.lane, where
they have hand tho largest the cheapest and best assof
uent Of wigs half wigs toupees brsds u long hair rny
ets zees, sc which for price and quafy are uneq1sle1
.elye. n Naiteu.ane % I'm
~ Water Cure.-Dr K TRAIL, who started ihs
first ydfOpathc insu1on In America receives nyaifs a.
hs commodogs establishment IS Lsght.t door from
81 John spark Bathing with touches show efs &C
90 each floor Outdoor practice attended 10. ConsulA
lons -. 80 LIMOS
~ Mrs. Goye's Water-care House a. 81
Tsnh e. near Fh.tay. Hours for consultation and DAY
patients from A NJ 70 up Sundays excepted % ~
" Phren olo sfsts and Pa biishers, fo"LERs
WELLS, Clinton Hal. 1871 Sasssu-st n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph TO the New-York Tribune.
Death Of an Editor.
wAsHlSeroN, Monday, DC, @.

WAsHINGroN, Monday, Oct 2.
Henry 81 Provost late Reporter in the United
senate FOR the associated press this City died
At consumption yesterday in this city Inc southern
IA a.. failed beyond Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Violent Gale In the Gulf, &c.

NV OHLEAN7 ut'I75I W y
We learn that a violent gale had been expe
,,eed on the Mexican coast, and that brszos Island
va. submerged.
The United States schooner Captain Page was lost at
yr.zos and the schooner Home also lost on Psdre
l.sud
Captain Prenlss Of the United states First Artillery.
s.d on the I'D ult OF yellow fever place not men
toned bat probably at BfszOs.