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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
To the wings Of carroll County!

FELLOW CITIzENs:--At the Wing State Con,
venlion held at Columbus, Ohio, on the l9h
January last, the following resolution was adop-
ted :
Resolved, Flhat we rccommcnd 10 thc
Wings of each Congressional District in this
Stale, TO mcel by County or District at an ear
"Iy day, and select delegates TO the proposed
WAig National Convention
And whereas, the Wing State Central Com.
mtee ofOhio, on the 1st day of February inst,
appointed Saturday the 2GIh day of February as
the day that the Wings of each County in the
State should assemble in Mass CONVENTION. to
respond to the GubernalorihI nomination, organ
ize their respective counties, and appoint Dele
gates 10 Il Congressional District Convention, on
the 9TH day of March next, for the purpose of
choosing deegalcs 10 WING national Con-
vENTIoN--
Therefor, in accordance with the resolutions
of the State Central Committee of Ohio. and
for The purposes aforesaid. The Wings of Car
roll are requested 10 meet al the COURT House,
IN Carrolton on SATURDAY THE 26TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY INST, AT 12 o'clock noon of said day.
The Whigmembers of Congress, in obedience
10 usage Of The Wing party. have named IN
dependence HaHin the City Of Philadelphia as
the place, and the 7th day Of June next, as the
time, for holding national convention, to put
in mountaineering candidates for President and
Vice President, of the United States.
We therefore ask our fellow citizens who are
opposed TO the usurpalons of President Polk,
IN his enormous. and unwarrpntabc use of the
veto power, and his attempts to subiugate and
ANNEX 10 our glorious Republic, the Territory of
i
the Republic of Mexico, and to incorporate as
citizens of our government, the motley, hetero-
geneoaS, ignorant, Semi-bar6arous race of men
who inhabit that iIl-laled country, who are diff
ierenI from us in race, language, religion, social
habits; and of all colors, and castles from "sA-
BILE BLACK, TO DEGENERATE WHITE"
You now have majority in the House of
Represenlives in Congress The darkest hour
of the night, is just before the dawnng of the
days" and al that is now wanted to place the
Wings of the Union in Power, is unity of feel
ing, and concert in action. Therefore, come
up and give your counsel. Sound policy re-
qures, and pubIIc Justice demands. that the par
~ who destroyed the TARIFF OF l842. resrscla.
ted the SUB-TREAsURY OF MARTIN VAN BUREN.
and are now riotng on the spolLs, should be dr-
ven from power, and honest men put in their
places THERE is SAFETY IN THE MIDST OF
CouNSEL' COME ONE! Come ALL on TUE
10Th INST. VAN BROWN, Chairman
wing Central Com. Carroll Co. @.
Feb. 10, l848.
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is 1T SO!-Thorc is story adoa, which, il
true, reflects much credit ON the young ladies oI
the village of Magnolia, ION the line between this
and Stark counlies,) but which does not speak
so well Of the gallantry of the young gentle
men. The present being Leap Year, it was
conceived by the ladies' that they were possessed
of right to wait on the gentlemen, SO
they were. Accordingly they made the ncces,
sory arrangements, and extended to the gentle
men an invitation to oaccompany them on pleas.
ure excursion to the Zoar gardens, pledging
themselves that good care should be taken OF
them, and that they (thc lades) toou'd pay all
bills. This invitation, strange to say, the gen.
llemen refused to accept, and so ended the mat.
ter. We give this BIT of romance "nipped in
the bud" as we gel it.
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Notice = hereby gwen 70 81 whom il may
eonceu that petition vii. be pfe1seased 70 the
COmm.ssionsrs of Can0l County Ohio. Al their
irKt regular sessiOn. praying Them 10 appoint
yi-Wgrs n Oeatr a public road. beginning AZ
bend Of the Spr ,feid road south Of the house
of VIM. lsenaugrl, nov resides 10 on the y. E.
luartr Of seeson %, TIP. %. aud range &
henee " s. towards Sho5er's meadow; thence
.asserly to iu.errsct the road souh Of SboJefs
ni'l. at or near a spring run; thence along the
r1sd pls. the mills thence along the road leading
o Jefferson, until Jy rosd inierseel- said road;
shenre along "a d b. or neighborhOod road. thro'
lands teouging 10 John Sbober. George Z gael,
Frederick Brandt aud James Gault. until it inter.
seeH the Zo8r road. near Jacob Shawver's mill
ace on see. :, Up. l9, and rtnge 5.
MANY PETiTioNERs.
Feb. 81. Is4s. I75t
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{ VIM. BAXTER,
Directors HENRY BROOKS,
W. BROWN.
,ror,. OF IoI-
MEDICAL NOTICE

u associated with me in the practice Of medicine
d. ESRY B. FAwcETr, who has read a,tentively
under my care for the last three years and has aten-
ded course OF lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State He practiced with me du-
ring the prevalence of the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn and
gaveentresatslaction in all cases entrusted 10 his
care therefore most cheerlully recommend him to
the confidence Of the publiC and the attention Of
the medical profession. J. S. HUNTER
March l2 lS47-22-tf.
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Petition for Divorce
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
petition presented TO the Commissioners Of Car
roll County, at their March session. lG48, Tor the
vacation Of 50 much Of the road leading from
Matthias MerrilI's 10 Ilauingsyile-commen.
cling for said vacation on the lands Of Matthias
Merrill, in Fox Township. thence TO the cross
roads on the lands Of jonathan Polts, where it
inlersec,s the CarroIIton road.
And also TO locate so much Of the road as is
now made through the lands Of john n. Rus.
sell, aud 10 inlerstcI the McChanicslown road
leading from Myers mill 10 McChanicslown on
the land Of Jos. Barclay.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 3, lG49. II 81 paid
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r. W. COLLIER.
CarroIton, Jan. IA, l849.-l4.-3t.

FOR SALE wish to sell good new story
and half fran house, with the lot, situated direct
ly opposite my own residence in CarroIlton. 1ne
house is forty feet By eighteen, with kitchen IA
by l6 offer it very cheap for cash. or will sell
it on time. Jan. POI A. L. LIrTELL.
To tic Creditors Of David Work.
naaH, DeCeased.--On the end day of Novem-
Der, in the year A. d. I8l7 the court OF Coumon
Pleas of Carroll county, declared the Estate of Da-
vid Workman, decd, to be probably insovent cred.
tors ale therefore required to present their claims
against the estate, to the undersigned, for allow
ance, within six months from the time above mem
toned or they will not be entitled to payment
JOHN S. ORiN.
Dec, "a, II. EX'rof David Workman
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SMALL-POX.-This contagious and fatal
disease is ut this Time prevalent in many parts
Of Ohio. IL all persons would make il point
10 avail thcmseles Of the proper precaution, and
be particular to have the usual preventative ex-
tended to all children, the smallpox would be-
come much less formidable than it is at present.
Individuals, and more particularly parents,
should "rake time by the lorclock."
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
BazaIeel w. SLolgrass

Bazaleel w. 81 Igrass Court O. com
". mon pleas Car
Thomas Lat!a, admIi'ua'or Of rol' county, O.
William Hardes.y deed, It ais.
BY virtue oil an order OF sale ssued out Of ,bn
court OF commoh 'as OF Carroll county, Ohio.
and 10 me directed, | will offer 'or sale at the
door OF The court house in CaroIlol, OF Salur-
day the I8th day of March, l848, between tho
hours Of 10 o'cO *. A. NJ and o'c'ock, P. M.
! f said day, tn following real estate, situate in
said Carroll county, to wit; the elsl hall Of thc
northeast quar- et of section seventeen, in town.
ship Xeen, OF range six; Also, the east half Of
the MOTIVES quarter OF section tWPnty-onP, in
uWnshp slAt en- OF range six; Also, Fart ol the
southwest Quarter OF sectloT twenty; in lownsh D
siXle'n, OF range six, an founded q, follows, to
wit: beginning at the northeast ccrner of sal /
quarter section, running thence 10 the northwest
corner OF said Gu rer, thence south so far rs to
obtain the wa.er right Of Big Sandy; Likewise
beginning at tn, northeast corner again. and run
ming south 50 far a to obtain tha water right ,l
said stream, and all tie PRIV pges and water
rights OF lid stream whllsoe, on slid quarter
scctol. cX 'ept the WhIl. of the town plot of the
town Of Ma vera. late Troy. and all the parcels of
land and lots, heretofore s,l adjoining said town
plot, on said last mentioned premises the land
being the same on which said william Hardestv,
deeeas d resided; Also, the west halfof the south
east quarter Of ction sixteen, in township six.
teen, Cf range tx. All the above descrb I'd land
lying in tie SteuJenvil and district.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
Al d Special Master Commissioner.
Feb l7th, I848. ST Pr. ie4 81 30
Cash for Hides.
The subscribers having commenced the busne.
Of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by VIM.
Thompso directly north of the Western Exchange,
and di rectybehnd Meister's grocery, are dcsi
rous OF purchasing quantity of hides for which
hey will pay four cents per pound in cash on 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 can be purcha
sed IN this place; and they invite the public to cal
round. and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather ehai
needno other recommendation than all examination
BAXTER g. BUTLER.
Carrojlton, September y, Is47-49-,f
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ESTATE OF JAMES MCKEE, DECD.

ESTATE OF JAMES Mckee, DECD.
Notice is hereby given tha, the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator with
the will annexed Of The Estate Of james Mckee,
deceased, Ia,e of Carroll County Ohio. All
persons indebted 10 said Estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
proven Tor settlement within one wear from thls
date. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
Admir-. with the will annexed.
February 10, l848.
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FRAZIER y DRENNEN,
Wholesale GrOcerS, Produce and Com.
mission Merchants.
MARKET STREET, BETWEEN THlRC AND FOURTH,
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,

MARKET STREET, BETWEEN THlRC AND FOURTH,
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,
Would beg leave to call the attention of mer.
chants of Carroll County 10 their stock of Gro-
ceries, which embraces an extensive stock of all
goods usually kept in such establishments.
Mr.. Dronnen, Of the firm, is in the South,
where he will remain until Spring. purchasing
Sugar and MoIasses from first hands, thus en-.
abing US to say with confidence that, as regards
quality and price. our stock will not suffer in
comparison with that ofany house in this place.
Being satisfied that we can make il the inler.
est Of The merchants Of Carroll county 10 ex.
tend to our establishment a liberal share ortheir
patronage, we respectfully commend it to your
favorable consideration, under the assurance OF
firm determination on our part to conduct il
on the most just and liberal principles.
SteubanvilIe, Feb. II, l848.
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BEwAEE or cOUSTEETrTs AID LIMITATIONS. -
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. Sudger, Cauollton;
S. A. Highland, New Hauisbnrgh;
James Forbes Sen, New Hagerslowni
Roby g. Co. Leesburgh;
Sinclair g. Daniel, Malvern;
Geo. McCaskcy, Palermo; and wholesale and
retail at the principal office, l69 Racest., Philad.
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ADMlNlSTRATORSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
ed has been duly appointed Administrator Of The
Estate of LARANCE EBNER, deed. All
persons having business with said estate, will
transact it accordingly.
Dated this Third day Of February 1913.
JOSEPH B. TIDBALL.
February 3, l848. 17-3t.
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CAUTION" hcieas my VIE MARY ANN
McLNTlEE' has teit my bed and board without any
cause or provicaion. hereby toswarn IL persons
from t'ns1lng or harborlng her on my account. as
AN determined not 10 pay any dpJ.. OF her cor
Lracting. WILLIAM McENTlRE.
Feb. 81, 184G. I7-3!-paI
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WHs STATE CexraAL COMMITTEE Roon.


Columbus, Feb. Isl, 1913.
To The IVhigs Of Ohio:
The Recent Wing State Convention unani-
mously asserted its right demand Wing Ma.
Iional Convention. 1t also passed the following
resolution:
Resolved, That we recommend 10 the
Wings of each Congressional Disricl in this
State, TO meet by County or District, at an early
day, and select Delegates to the proposed Wing
National Convention"
Our opponents have since fixed on the day
for holding their National Convention. The
Wings should do so at an carly day. Ono
Wings should act promptly. and show by their
acts that they were in earnest when they r.
solved, That Ohio desires the union Of the
Wings for The sake Of the Union. which, in our
opinion, can only be produced by a Whig Ma.
tonal Convention" That there may BE- uni.
form, immediate and energetic action upon the
subject, it is by your State Central Committee,
Resolved, That the Wings Of each county in
the Statebe requested TO assemble in Mass
Convention, Oh Saturday, the Goth Of February,
TO respond TO the Gubernaorial nomination, or.
ganizc their respective counties, and appoint
Delegates TO a Congressional District Cunycn.
HOll' on w CuHCSuiN inc ilU OF MdfCn, Tor INC
purpose of choosing Delegates to Wing Ma
lional Convention.
We suggest an immediate correspondence in
the several Congressional Districts, TO fix on the
place for holding the Convention on the 7h Of
March.
II the Wings Of any county have taken nc.
lion upon the subject before This reaches them
OF course THIS request is not intended 10 inter.
tere with such arrangement.
JOHN A. LAZELL,
JOSEPH RIDGWAY,
LEWIS IIEYL,
JOHN b. THOMPSON,
HORACE LATllROP,
A. II. PlNNEY,
LORENZO ENGLISH.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL bs offered on the a5lh ef March, is4s.
at u O'Clock P. NJ, By public oui-cry, on the
premises, the building (iogrlher with lot No.
81, on which il is situated, in The original plat
Of Cenr.yile. now Carrolllon) known as the
REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH.
{ MICHAEL ABRAHlMs,
Trustees, JACOB STEMPLE.
JACOB HELFRlCK.
Cauollton, Feb. IL. l848.
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The National IntellIgencer.


Those Of our readers who desire to lake pa.
per published aIihe seat of Government, would
do well 10 subscribe for the National InleIligcn-
Ger. 1t gives, as heretofore, full and perfectly
reliable reports Of the proceedings of both bran.
chcs Of the United States Congress. during each
session, and is also a medium Of general news.
Politically, il is, and has been for long time,
acknowledged TO be the first paper in The coun.
lry,--its conductors are unsurpassed in ability
and their statements are taken as authority by
all parties. An attentive reader Of the lnieil
gencer will, in all cases, be well "posled up" in
the poiI.cs Oflhe United States; and will be ia
the possession Of sound Wing doctrine IT'S"
FROM TIE MINT.
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NUN, invariably in advance. A reduction Of
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NOTICE.

The partnership existing under the firm Of
Cummings & Cameron, will be dissolvedon the
first day Of April l848. All persons having un-
serled accounts with them will please call and
make settlement on or before that time.
CUMMINGS g. CAMERON.
Carrolon, Feb. I7lh, l84S.
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6pnrrlrraI.

MARRlED-In this borough on the 10Th
inst, by A. W. Morrison, ESQ.,, Pres'l. Of the
town Of ConollIon, Mr.. WILLIAM BARBER Of
Columbiana Co. TO Miss ELIZABETH McBANE oI
Carroll County.
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Notices.
WASHINGTON GREYS,
ATTENTION!!!

AIINNITUN J! :!
YOU are ordered to meet in arolton on TUES
DAY % ID DAY OF FEBRUARY inst. fully ar
med and equipped, and provided with 10 rounds of
blank cartridges per order OF Captain
VIM. COLEMAN, o. S.
February Sd, lS4s.
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PRINTERS NOTICE

The undersigned would respectfully suggest
to all who arc indebted TO the establishment of
the Carroll Free Press, up to 26h Nov, 1847,
that il would be 10 their advantage to call and
square up their accounts, pay off their notes
duebills, &C., Immediately. lie fears he vii
Gorbear until lorbearance ceases to be virtue
lie will be found at the Law Office of EckIey
e. Davis, TWO doors south of Gen. II. A. Std.
gers Store. A word to The interested is suffi.
cient.
r. W. COLLIER.
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NOTlCE.-A. AULD, author of tn, Oh o
tlarmonist, will sing on Saturday, 4th of March
l848, at O'Clock P. NJ, in the Big Spring
Meeting House, near tn residences of William
and Joseph Sellers. FEB. 4-ld.
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From the New Lisbon Palladium.
JOlln b. Weller.
,Dl0llcr

The editor of the "Carrol Free Press" iu re-
cent number Of his excellent paper, saw fit to call
John B.Weller by the appeilation that is generally
given to him where he is known, viz: "black-
guard:' and for calling him by his true name, the
editor of the Ohio Patriot makes a pitilul mouth
in reference to it, and requested that the article be
"stored away,' so that when the citizens of CO.
lumbiana county have an opportunity afforded them
"ol seeing Col. Weller face to face, they will then
be able to Judge for themselves, of the trublulness
of whig newspapers" There is one thing very
certain, however, that Morgan calling the Wing ed
tors falsifers wont make them 50. "Store it away"
eh! Why, my dear sir, the people have great
many acts OF this same Weller stored away, enough
to blight his prospects for Governor! 1t was John
B. Weller, who voted for the infamous 2IOt rule,
known as the "gag rule" when but one other of the
Ohio Delegation could be found pusillanimous
enough to vote with him. For reference, turn to
Niles Register, vol lG, p. Is, where his vote will
be seen registered aye. 1t was John B. Weller
who presented the resolution for Censuring Mr.
Gddings, and also the annexation resolutions. 1t
was John b. Weller who made the low and vulgar
attack upon the Hon. Andrew Stewart, of Penn
sylvania, on the floor of Congess 1t was John
b. Weller who made the contemplate and cow
ardly attack upon young Shrver, the correspondent
of the Baltimore Patriot, knowing that he was a
weak and sickly man; andit was John b. Weller,
the proIessed duelst, who was 100 great a coward
when Mr.. Shriver challenged him to combat, SAC
cOrding to the code of honor known among gentle
men," to accept. This is the same John p. Weller
whom the Locofocos are making an effort TO palm
upon the citizens of Ohio, as brave and honorable
man. Why, some of the Locofoco papers would
tan make the people believe that he is as pure and
spotless as an angel Weller must not lay this
"iatterng JUNCTION to his SOUL that he will achieve
victory in Ohio because he saw one achieved in
Mexico.
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o. Colonel JoHN B. WELLER, the locofoco
candidate for Governor, is great man in his
Opa ,cay,-so is Mister WILLIAM DUANE Mon
GAN, who is the editor Of that rabid Iocoloco
sheet Un-aprly called the " Palriot," published
al New Lisbon. Weller would lan make the
people of Ohio believe that he Is a decent man.
after having been guilty Of vulgar and mbocc
acts enough to make backguarls of an hun
drcd-Morgan sustains, aids and ubets him in
this ridiculous design to dissombc. The latter
takes exceptions to itle article Of ours which
appeared couple oC weeks ago, and almost
goes into sPasms because we told the truth on
Mr.. Weller. This freak Of Mr.. Morgan is an
swered by our esteemed friend Of the New Lis
bon PALLADIUM, in whose hands we leave the
matter:
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John NJ, R0ftS, Letter.

This is decidedly a pointed, straightforward,
unmasked document, and will be found on tho
hrst page of this weeks paper. Mr. Bolts,
views IN regard to the Presidency will meet with
me ready APPRECIATION Of very large class Of
WINGS and are good foundation for much re-
ilec'lon' lie writes in The proper spirit
6T Weoro indebted TO the Hon. HENRY s.
FooTE, United States Senator from Mississ;, =;
for copy of his speech on The Mexican war.
delivered on the 18Th and goth of January. 1t
is genuine, out-and out Iocofoco documont
0F The reaGcr will please 10 notice The nd
veriSements Of Messrs FRAZIER g. DpryNrv IN
another column. From Il personal knowledge
oil mat irm, we can recommend it to our friends.
+. @ d. do fine, healthy, liberal business, and
are accommodating to customers.
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The STATE OF ohie. Carroll Ceunty. 80
COUkf VI COAMON PLEAS
William Withsrow,
~ In partsffan

4 ~ AANNNNNa
James Witherow. - all
JOHN WITHERoW. Hugh witherov. lminog
William Earl. John Earl, Boston Earl. (ainor, INA .
~ Earl. Belinda Ear, and Susannah Croxton GAS
Susannah Wiiherow,l OF the County OF Carroll,
lsmes Wuherow. Michael Clark. William Jackson
Wttherow, Jane Taylor, and John Taylor, Of The
county Of Knox. James W. Green, Of the county
Of Lucas, aud oil OF .he State ofOhin; Eliza Sms.
OF the county Of Knox, aud State Of Indiana; and
bo-'on WHherow, whose place Of residence 10
your petitioner i unknown; will lgke notice that
a petition was lilsd againsi them at the November
term, a. ID. l847, in the Cour, Of Common Pleas
hy said William WItherow, and Is now pending
wherein tie said William WiIherow demands
partition Of the following real estate. TO wit; the
south-east quarter Of section numbered twehty-
6ge, f25.) Of township fifteen, tai and Of range
Eve, g.. in said county ofCauoll; aud at the next
term Vi said rouH appicalion will be made By the
sad William WIthefow, for an order that parIiIioa
nay te made Of said premises.
WILLIAM WITHERoW,
ByA. W. Morrison, hi. Attorney.
Dec. 2, 47-6!-prf $3.50
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] I ST A R RIV Ed.

I u Il IL IL Il u
A FRESH AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ERUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS,
DYE-SrUFFS, BRUSHEST FOREIGN &
DOMESTIC PERFUMERY.
The subscriber has again renewed his sock Of
the above articles, including among other things,
an excellent lot Of camwood, logwood. lac dye,
cochlneal, cream tauar, alum prnssiale, and
Bichromale of Potash and Acids. Also, Of
Oils, sperm. Lard, Olive, castor and FIaxseed.
Physicians wishing 10 supply themselves with
the very best quality of medicines, will do well
10 call. Among these are The various extracts,
such as Of Indian Hemp, Quassia, Rhe, Vale.
rian, &C., togslhcr with many ofthe latest med
icincs in use.
Prescriptions put up with care.
+. S. HENlNG.
Two doors below the Bank.
Sleubenville, Dec. 3, l947.
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CarrOIltOn, 0. O.-Thursday, February II, 1878.

OF Circumstances over which we have no
control render ii out of our power 10 furnish the
usual amount ofreadng matter this week. We
trust our readers will excuse US.