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Important National WOrkS in Press,
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Two handsome volumes, 5vO--;he whole collected
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CONTENTS.
l. The Addresses and Messages of the Presi.
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Fox; OF subjects names and dates.
?, An account OF the Inauguration of each Pres.
ldent' and bret notice OF the principal political
events Of his administration.
). Biographical sketch oil each President.
4. Declaration OF Independence.
;. Articles Of confederation, with brief histo.
ry OF the events and clrcums tances which led to
the Union OF the States, and the formation of the
Constitution.
6. Constitution of the United States with notes
and references.
:. A synopsis Of the Constitutions Of the sevs-
raj States.
8. Chronological table of historical events in
the United States.
Q. Tables OF the members of the Cabinets of all
OF the various Administrations. Ministers 10 for
elgn countries, and other principal public officers.
10. Statistical tables OF Commerce and Popu-
Iauon.
II. With portraits of the Presidents and seals
of the 90 States.
This work is indispensable In the American
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ing as II does an un'roken link of the history of
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WANTED-in every town ana village in the u
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Country Newspapers copying the whole of this
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The GENTLEMAN's MAGAzlNE.-The July
number Of the GentIeman's Magazine was duly
received. We have not had time TO give its
contents that examination which the merits of the
work require; bur that portion that we have read
more than juslifes the high opinion which we
had previously formed of the work. The July
number is embelshed with a splendid engra.
wing Of Cincinnati. The Gentleman's Maga.
zine will bear comparison with either of its
eastern cotemporaries, either in It's literature, or
in its typographical appearance.
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Foreign news by the Caledonia.

NeW 1orK, July D, l640.
The Express Steamer Buena Vista has arri.
we'd at Boston with the news by the Caledonia.
The Steamer arrived at Halifax on last Thurs.
day at noon.
The United States made her trip out in 13
days, and the Hibernia in a.
Consols were quoted in London on the 23d
ult. at 8lO83S. ....
Paris is still agitated-the resignation OF
Prince Louis Napoleon have only postponed the
troubles.
The candidates for the Presidency are Lamar.
tine, Theirs, Louis Napoleon, Marast, G en-.
Cordenac, and NJ. Caussiderri, the ex- Prefect oi
Police.
The Orleans party will support NJ. Theirs,
and Beranger has declined in his favor.
The Ligitmists are divided between Thiers
and Lamartine.
Accordingly, the Constitution has been alter
ed, and the President, instead of being elected
by the people, unless he has an absolute majority
of all the votes given, is to be chosen by the
National Assembly, from five persons returned
by the people.
Prince Louis Napoleon has been elected Colo
mel Of the National Guards.
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Whig County Convention.

The Wing Central Committee of this county
have set apart Saturday, the 9th day of Angus
next, as the time for holding a Convention tc
nominate candidates for the respective State and
county offices, to be filled at the ensuing eec
tlon; and to adopt such other measures 10 en-.
sure the election of the candidates nominated
as the Convention may deem expedient.
The importance of the ensuing election to the
Wings of Ohio must be apparent to ALL Atnc
other period, since the formation of our State
Government has the perpetuity of free institu.
tions been so Aagrantly threatened as at present.
At no other time have we seen band of despe.
radoes, set aside the validity of law, trample up.
on the Constitution, and publicly proclaim that
their highest ambition is to effect the overthrow
of civil Government in Ohio. Yet this destruc-
tive doctrine-this incendiary movements
the cardinal principle of the Locofoco party in
Ohio at this time.
There are many well meaning persons that
sincerely believe that the proceedings of the
Revolutionary Convention held on the 10Th of
May last were all for Buncombe. That they
were mere covering to screen those Senators
who, in defiance of their oaths, seeded from
the Senate chamber whilst the apportionment
act was under consideration during the last ses.
sion; butreally meant nothing. Those persons
were once wont to believe that the syren song
OF "Bank Reform" was an empty sound-a ho.
low device, without form or substance.
This belief, honestly entertained, tended in a
great measure to give the advocates of "Bank
Reform" the ascendency in the State, and to Ii.
cense them to frame those laws that afterwards
worked such widespread ruin among the sturdy
yeomanry of Ohio. "Bank Reform" did not
depend so much, foritssuccess, upon its strength
as upon its weakness. The insignifcance of
the measure was its greatest protection. Few
suspected that the helpless and almost iraIas0
creature, upon whom they looked with MINGLED
feelings of pity and contempt, would be warm.
ed into a monster, spreading terror in its path
and paralizing the energies of two millions of
people. Yet such ultimately proved to be the
case.
So with the incendiary doctrines of the late
Revolutionary Convention. Taken upon their
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
To the Wings Of Carroll County

Your Central Committee have fixed upon Sat
urday, the 9th day of August next, (lG48) a
the time, andthe Court House at Carrolon, tn,
place, for holdingamaSs contention Of the Wing
of Carroll, for the purpose of nominating can
ddates for the Legislature and county officers
together with an appointment Of one delegate
from each township to a district convention, Il
nominate candidate for Congress, for the 17tI
Congressional district of Ohio, at the approach
ing October election, and 10 dosuch other thing
as may be essential to secure a harmonious con
cert in action of the Wings of Carroll, in The
coming State and Presidential elections.
We have TO elect two members of the House
of Representatives, in common with Tuscara
was county, Zone of whom will be from the
county of CarrolI,) one County Commissioner
one Recorder, one Coroner, one County Sur.
veyor, and one Poor House Director, for Car.
roll county.
We urge upon you that you come from each
Of the several townships of the county, in mass
Tor if you choose by delegates.) The prcser.
vaton of your State Government, and all that
is dear to the citizen, are at stake on the issue oil
the approaching State election. The preserva.
ton of your Banking institutions, reared up a.
midst the contentious Of party strife, by the
Whig party, are openly threatened with annihi.
lalion if the Locolocos get the ascendency.-
The Apporlionment law of last winter will be
repealed, aud an odous, unjust and lniquitous
one passed, which will disfranchise you, if the
Loco(ocos get the Legislature.
The importance Of having good men and true
selected for the Legislature and Congress is ap'
parent to all. The arrangements necessary to
giving to the Wing nominees of the National
Convention, "TAYLoR AND FILLMORE" uigor.
Gus support atthe Presidential election will claim
the attention of the Convention. We say, give
your attendance in council, at CarrolIton, at 12
o'clock, NJ, on the 9Th of August next.
The selection of officers is the business OF
THE PEOPLE. Let THE PEOPLE attend to it. Our
Government and its long settled policy require,
and the interest of the Stale demands that Ohio
be saved; and that the Goths and Vandals be dri.
ven from the capital Of the Republic.
VAN BROWN,
Chairman of the Wing Central Committee.
Carrollton, July Ia, 1848.
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SATISFACTORY, yERY.-An editor out west pub
fishes the act Of the Texan Congress, declaring
that the boundary Of Texas extended to the Rio
Grande, in proof Of the claim of Jurisdiction set
up by the President Of the United Suites. This
iorcibly reminds US Of certain uOrihy who
took our Savior "intO an exceeding high noun.
taln' aud showed him all the kingdoms Of the
world, and the glory Of them; and said unto
him, all these will give thee, if thou wilt fall
down and worship me-" The cream Of the
Joke, in both instances, is, that the scamps did
not own one foot of the territory in question.
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.--Erasus Brooks has dis.
posed of the Pittsburgh Gazette to D. N. White,
and retired from the establishment. The Ga.
zette, whilst under the editorial control of Mr..
Brooks, was decidedly the most useful and en-
ter'alnlrg paper printed west of the Alleghena-
MES, and in his withdrawal the people Of the
west sustained no small loss. Mr.. White, his
successor, is an editor of considerable expe.
rience, energy and ability.
WILLIAM E. RUSSELL has assumed the edito.
rial control of the New Lisbon Palladium. Mr..
R. is a vigorous writer, and his productions may,
in a measure, arouse the people of Columbiana,
though it will require more than ordinary saga.
city to bring any thing "good out of Nazareth" !"
ROBERT MCBRATNEY, editor and proprietor of
the Xenia Torch Light, finding himself unable
to support the nominee of the Philadelphia Con.
Ven'lon, and not wishing to ooccupy position an.
'agOnis'ic 70 his political friends, has disposed
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o,neT IN the field Of battle. lie had al
ways hoped and believed that BY that spirit Of
forbearance aud maRnanimily which great and
powerful nation should always practice towards
a feeble and pr6slrule enemy, peace might be
restored on terms consistent with the honor, the
rights and interests of both nations. Ia this,
however he had been disappointed. lie regret.
ted that Circumstances, TO which he would not
then adverl, had deprived him Of an opportunity
Of contributing more 10 the accomplishment Of
this desirable result. This was not an occasion
to utter complaints; he adsubmiued, and would
submit, without much complaining; perhaps he
had already said more than was prudent"
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therefore certain cure 'gr bowel complaints, Be-.
cause hey cleanse tLc stomach End bowels frgm
hose putrid hur.0rs hich are the cause Of tie q
1oVe distressing complaints. Consequently O. they
remove ne cause Of every form Of disease il is in
possible Tor them 20 fail IN making perfect e1re.
BEWARE % couyTERFEIIs % INlTA Iozs. =
Remember that he original and only genuine In-
dian vegetable Pills have the written signature o.
William Wright on the top label Of each box.
lhe genuine is lor sale by n. A. Stdzer, Car
rolitoni ). A. Highland, New Harrsburgh; James
Forbes sen, New HugersioWn; RoJy & Go. Lees
burgh; Sinclair & Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCas-
Key Palermpi aud wholesale and retail At the prin-
cPal office, 100 Race st., Philad.
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New PosT OFFICE LAw.-The new postage
bill, noticed in our columns some weeks since
has finally passed both Houses of Congress, and
wants only the signature of the President to be-
come law. Not having the bill before US, we
cannot, of course, speak advisedy of its provi-
sions; but believe that it allows all newspapers,
of less superfces than 1900 square inches, to
circulate, free of postage, within thirty miles of
the office of publication, and taxes them with a
postage of one.half cent per sheet, on any dis
tance between thirty and one hundred miles.
We shall publish the bill, as it finally passed
both Houses of Congress, at the earliest mo-
ment.
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CarrOlltOn Rough and Ready Club,

SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 24rH, I848.-The
following officers were elected 10 serve for the
ensuing month, according to the provisions of
the bye laws:
President-John S. Rukenbrod,
Vice President-John Moody,
Treasurer-Charles Elson,
Secrelary-George F. Kennedy,
Corresponding Commuee-W. R. Lloyd. T.
W. Collier, R. McCIave, Joseph Lane, John H.
Trip.
Regular meetings Of the club on the Satur-
day evening Of each 'ceek at the club room, on
the southeast corner Of The public square. Let
the people turn out. Rough and Ready speak,
ers alacayS on hand. Per order of the club.
GEO. F. kennedy, Secretary.
Carrollton, July IA, 1848.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
The state of Ohio, Carroll county. :

The OHIO Lie Insurance Court Of couu,au rIess
aud Trust Company OF C1uol county. o.
Is. MO NAV term, I,a8
David Graham, et as. la CuaDcey.
BY virtue Of a decreiaI order Of sale, issued out
Of the court OF common pleas tor Cauo.I county,
Ohio, and 10 me directed. will otter Tor sale, AZ
n" door o. the court house 10 Caro..lon, on
Saturday The 18Th day Of August, 4. D. I848.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. 4. std4o.
clock P. VI. Of said day, the 10 Iowingr-aI state.
situate 90 Carroll county, Ohio, TO VII: being the
vest half Of the southeast quarter Of section
numbered twenIy-iout, (24l OF township thil,eeu,
Il5l Of range siX (6j in Tie envi.e land di-.
.rtI' containing seveHty-Eve acres aud eighty.
Iour huudred!h5 Of an acre, more or 'esS Terms
cash. GEO. F. KENEDT,
Master Commissioner BOO Clancery
July u, l8tS-4t-5i. Fr fee e2 90.
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O1rIMPORTANT NOTICE.-n0

All indebted 10 those who have been connect.
ed with the publication Of the Carroll Free
Press for the last eleven years, are required to
make immediate payment The undersigned
has been one Of the publishers Of this paper
since the 4Ih of July, 1887, and experience has
taught him that newspaper cannon be furnish.
ed to subscribers WittOut pay. This notice
must be attended 10, 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, "lorbesrance has
ceased to be virtue"
T. w. COLLIER.
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The WEATHER.-lI has rained more or less
every day for nearly two weeks. Our farmers
are engaged in securing their harvest; but the
weather has been so very unlavorable that but
little has been thus far accomplished. Much OF
The grain is already suffering, and should the
wet weather continue, the farmers will lose
much of their crop. At the present time, the
prospects are indeed gloomy. Otherwise, the
yield is more than an average one.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
The State of Ohio, Carroll county. :,
T he Ohio Lie Insurance
and Trus! Company
V.

The Ohio Lie Insurance ! Court Of common p'es.
and TIus! Company o. rou count. O.
V. h.O llay term 1919
James Elliott, e. ais. Iu cAslcefy.
By virtue OF decre,ai order Of sale. issued o.,
Of The court OF common pleas ior Carroll county.
Chic, and to me directed, will offer for sale a,
lhe door Of the court house in CafroIllou. on
Sat rday The 1911 day Of August, Il. D. IG4a,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and 4 a.
clock, P. VI. Of said day, the following DESERT Cd
tract OF land, situate in the county OF Carroll. and
State OF Chic, 80 wit: being the east half Of ,he
southeast quarter Of section fifteen, Ij} .owrsAiD
thirteen, ll3l Of range four, (4) in the S.euben.
vile Iand district, containing seventy-nine acres
and seveny-fye huHdreuths Of an acre. Telu,s
cash GEO. F. KENTDv
Master Commissioner in Chanccry.
July ID, l34G-4O-5t. Pr fee $500.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
The State of Ohio, Carroll county, SIS.
The State of Ohio !

The State of Ohio Court OF com.
VS.. mon pleas.
Rot ert McEldery and wife, John
Miller and wife, ct. ais. In Chancery
By virtue ola second alias order of sale, issu-
ed in this cause from the court OF common pleas
for said county OF Carroll, and to me directed, as
master commissioner of said court, will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house in CawolltOn,
in said county and state, on
Saturday the 18Th day Of august, 4. D. 1848,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. N. and O..
clock, P. NJ Of said day, the following described
real estate, 10 wit: Lot number fifty, and thirty.
six feet off the east side Of lot number forty eight,
with the appurtances. Said lots laid out by Pc
ter Bohart, on the original plat of the town ol
Cenueville, now Carrollton, in said county and
State. ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
July IA, 1848-40-5t. Pr. fee $500
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Master Commissioners Sale.
The state OF Ohio, Carroll county, a..

loTas.Ius WAIl4ele Cauu Of ron.n5ou g aas
- O. [. u0.I e1uH.y, Ohio,
sfzi.ia bs''. ard Ohio slay lr.l4, 1875.
L Insuraue, K Tfusi
company. In Ch4ncefy.
by .irsus Or 1scis.n' oris-0f 70 %. i-.utd -ut
0. the court ol common peas ior Caro-. county.
Oh 0. aHd 70 me directed, ~. oa-r f1r sa.a al
lla door e The court t1Ese ir Caro- on. on
Saturday The l9h day Of AEgust, 4. D. 1913,
between tle buu.- Of ~ O'Clock, A. H. and o..
eork, T.. I., o. .aid Day. Il- follow log Iall 30.
tat, sIiuHl- Ia CsTo.I eOuuIy, 10 Viu he Hofl
east quau-ro Of ect o. Hys, .ovush.r & lapn lIsl
Of range fse, g, 90 tL- S,ru'euvs land d'slr ~.
obtaining oHe hundred and sxty-,wo acres, aud
hity hundredIhs Of an scrs. Term rash
GEO. +. kennedy,
Master Comm-s Orer iu Cuaucely
july IL, is.t-iO-5t Pr. fsp $500
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SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.

The stockholders Of the Sandy and Beaver Ca
nal Company are hereby notified, that an election
for directors Of said company, will be holden on
Wednesday, the 9th day of August next, at the
canal Office in New Lisbon, Ohio, between the
hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four O'clock, P
NJ. Of said day. By order of the Board
CHAS. D. HOSTETTER,
Secretary of the Sandy and Beaver Canal Co.
July Ia, I848-4O-4t.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

The standard weights and measures have been
received at this office Persons desirous of having
their weights and measures adjusted according to
the legal standards, and sealed, can have it done
by calling at the Auditors office.
JOSHUA D. PATTON, Aud. C. C.
July Z, IS4e-39-3t. ..
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have three acres and half of land, adjoining
the county Jail lot, and fronting three hundred feet
on Liberty street, Carroton, afording space enough
for five town lots, and the balance running back and
enclosed with good post and rail- 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; 184S-SS-tfI
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Bowel COMPLAINTS occur more frequently during
the summer months than at any other period, be-
cause at this season the system being debilitated
digestion is not sufficiently active to dispose of the
food before it becomes purified; hence peculiar
acid is generated in the stomach, which is the cause
OF those horrid diseases called dysentery, cholera
morbus, inflammation of the bowels, &c. Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills are natural remedy and
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AcENowLEDGNENT.-We are indebted to the
Hon. CHARLES HUDSON, Of Massachusetts, for
sundry documents from Washington, for which
he will please accept our thanks.
Also, to the Hon. DAVID FISHER, of Ohio,
for similar favors.
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FoR SALE.-Mr. Cochran, editor of "Tht
Times" published at ML Vernon, Ohio, anl
Mr. Chapman, editor Of the "Meigs County
Times" published at Pomery, Ohio, being una.
bic TO sustain the nominee Of tho Philadelphia
Convention, offer their respective establishment.
for sale.
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Attachment.

Notice is hereby given that have this day July
g. lS4S, sued out a writ of attachment, before Will
liam B. Woodward, Justice of the peace in and for
Carroll county, Ohio, against the goods and chat
tells of Amos Wheeler, an absent debtor.
JOHN S. HUNTER.
July 7, lS49-39-4t
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Notice is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants
of Carroll county, that will commence collecting
the taxes of said county, for the year S48 on Thurs
day, the l4th day of September next and for that
purpose will attend one day in each township, at
the usual place of holding elections, to receive the
taxes from those who wish to pay them there, viz
I,nndnn inWnshin. SnhInmher Ii