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FINAL ACCOUNTS.

Accounts Of executors, administrators and guar.
dams filed in the office ot the clerk OF the Courr
o! common pleas OF Carroll county. since May
,erm, 1913, and which may be settled at the next
term OF the cont.
First accour OF David Maple and David Ma
pie. Jt.i executors ol John Ma pie, deceased.
Second account o Charles Fawcctt and George
Slodn acting Executors Of James Sincrair, decd.
Final account Ol John |. Kerr, administrator oI
Aorun Kr,r, d, crased,
First account ol Alexander Clark, adminstra.
Tor OF Lew btssy, deceased.
Final account ot q. and W. Hardgrove, eXecu-
tors oi John Morrison, deceased.
Final ucrouut of Joseph RuIter, administrator
OF jacob Devore, deceased.
Final account of Jacob Lotzenhizer, executor
OF Michael Fisher, deceased.
FluaI account o; George Hewitt and Solomon
Harsh, executors OF Henry Harsh, deceased.
w. r. LLOYD, Clerk.
CarroIIton, August IL, 1848 '-44-3t.
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Great sale of Lots In the Town of
SALHNEVILLE.

will offer for sae at public vendue, on Fri
day, the 18th inst, fifty building lots IN Williams
Addition to the town Of SALINEVILLE.
The said lots are located on both sides Of the
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD, which is
now being constructed, and will probably be COM
pleted at no distant period, twelve miles from the
Ohio river, on the north fork of Big Yellow-Creek,
in the midst of ono OF the best coal regions in the
State, in district of unsurpassed salubrtty, well
situated for trade. having three State roads, viz;
one from WeIlsve to Bolivar, one from New
Lisbon TO Cadiz, and one from Richmond to Han
over, passing throughit: thus combining as many
advantages, both for commerce and manufacture,
as any Intermediate point on the line Of said rail-
road. The terms, which will be reasonable, will
be made known on the day Of sale. Sale to COM
merce at 10 o'clock, A. M. D. WILLIAMS.
SalinevilIe, Columbiana Co., o., Aug. 4, l848.
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

A history OF the heU0IHtl0n and LireS of the
Heroes Of the War Of Independence.
BY Charles J. Peterson.
An elegant volume with ls fine Steel Plates, and
nearly 200 beautiful Wood Engravings.
"Ths is splendid book. A valuable addition 10
the Historical Literature Of our country Weare
much mistaken if it does not take rank with the
works of Irving and Prescott .n-Frankford Herald.
at surpasses any similar work yet offered to the
American public. MEALS Gazette.
at may be properly considered popuarised
Military History of the Revolution extremely we'll
and judiciously written. North American.
"The present work on the Revolution and its He.
roes SUPERIOR both in extent and design to any that
has heretofore come under our notice. ."-Inquirer.
"a well connected History of that eventul pc.
riod"-Ledger.
"Decidedly the best popular History of the War
of the Revolution and its Heroes, that has yet been
given to the country. Saturday Evening Post
0EFAGENTs WANTED to canvass for the above
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LANYARD FOR SALE.

desire to sell my tannery, which lies four miles
north of Carroton, with six and half acres Of
land, on which there is new frame dwelling
house, well finished, two good gardens. large
frame tan shop, two stories high, with a large
frame bark-house, twenty-seven tan-vats, and
never falling spring of water at the yard. The
above property is situated in good bark neigh
borhood. The subscriber will give possession of
the yard this fall. Also he has aquantity orchest.
nut-oak bark, which he will sell with the. proper
ty. Those wishing TO purchase such property
Tould do well to call and examine. Terms mod
crate, and the title indisputable.
JOSEPH CASKEY.
Washington township, July 20, ls4s--42-St.
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OF MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL SCIENCE
Volume |, for ls4s-American edition.

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SANDER Refuted,

The services a man renders his country, are
no barriers TO calumny, when he is made the
candidate for high office, contrary to the be.
hest of the powers that be.'-A mercenary press,
"a tedious crew of hireling mourners'-and an
unprlncped class who sink to any depth of in.
fanny, that they may rise TO some degree of Gel.
ebrity, are ever prolific in originating charges
10 lnJure the reputation Of the peoples choice.
Since Locotocos have sought the ant-savery
channel through which to arrive at power, they
have been increasing in their denunciations Of
Gen. Taylor as Stakeholder. Among the
charges that have gone the round of their pa.
Pers, and been published in speeches and let,
Iers is one to the effect that he is the possesso,
oil an immense tract Of land on the Rio Grande
and thai he lately laid out the sum OFFS 80 OOO, &c
stock it with negroes-ths being conclusive eu.
idence that he is in favor Of extending the area
OF slavery 10 the lurthest ends of the acquired
territory.
We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that
Col. Mitchell wrote to General Taylor, few
weeks ago, referring TO the legations, and en-.
qulrlng as 10 its truth. The subjoined is the re.
ply. Will the falsehoods be relracted by those
who have aided in its circulationl We will see.
Baton Rouge, La, July IA, l84S.
My dear Colonel:-Your kind letter of the
18Th ulIimo has been duly received. In reply
to your inquiries, | have to inform you that /
have no land on the Rio Grande; nor have
sent $4,000, nor any other sum, to the Disric
of Columbia to purchase slaves; and trust tha
if had such sum in my possession, couIc
put it to better use than buying lands on the
Rio Grande, or slaves in Washington. Among
the many accusations brought against me by my
opponents, | should be much gratfed to Learn
that they nave succeeded in subslantiating the
charge that have in my possession so large
sum for any purpose as the one above mention
ed.
beg that you will not Put yourself to any
trouble to meet the objections urged against me
by those opposed 10 me, if they are as ground
less as the one in question, for when they see f
thus to disregard the obligations of truth, it il
useless to contend with them.
With my best wishes for your health and sue
cess, remain sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedienl serv't.
z. TAYLOR.
Col. A. NJ. Michel, Cincinnati. D,
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

On Monday, the 4lh day Of September, l848.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ and o.
clock, Pm, al The door OF thecouu house, in town
Of CaroIIton, will he sold 10 the highest bidder,
the following premises, situate in the county of
Carroll and State Of Ohio, as the property of Pc
ter HercId, deceased, to wit Lot number Twelve
(l9) in the town OF Malvern, with the appurle-
nances. Appraised al $780, sell for si33i.-
Telms: One-third cash, one-lhird annually, with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIP,
Admir-. de bonis non, of Peter Herold, decd.
August 4, 1849-43-5t. Pr fee SI,5O.
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and the vsrmifugs is nov foT ssls 10 nearly sVery
vhhge and tovn Of theeounury. Il 10 the sove.
reign rsmedy for worms
otsTs -hcCalIs drug store. and Issse Akin
son & Co, CarfoiliUn; John Potter. NeE Harris
burgh; ] hamas Lake, Morges; Sismmoas6 lex
der, New Cumberland; George Manfull & Son. su-
gusiai John r Couch, Waynesbureh: Isaac . 81.
ler, Bolivar; C. ; B0egsl, Magnoiil, Sinclair g.
Go. Malvern; Hull & Buss Oneida; R. Z Smith,
Pekin; iliooet, BoJy, Minerva.
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who vim vote the CaSS Tlcketl

All who wish to have properly of every des
crpton reduced TO one.half or one third its for.
mer value.
All who wish to see The price Of labor redu.
ced to level with thai paid in Europe.
All who wish for The destruction of the credit
system, the poor man's sheet anchor.
All such as prefer The interests of The office.
holders to the interests Of The people.
All who are in favor Of The hard money Sub.
Treasury system.
All who are in favor Of the destruction Of mil.
lions of dollars worth Of properly and the loss
of many lives on our lakes aud rivers, for the
want Of our proper improvement Geauga
Republican.
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The election for Governor and members of
the State Legislature, was held on the Sd inst.
No definite returns have yet come to hand. A
Telegraphic dispatch in the Ohio State Journal
states that the Wing Governor and Legislature
are elected. From the returns of certain coun.
ties before US, there appears Wbg gain in the
popular vote, since the last Presidential! election,
Nothing heard from the Kentucky election
commenced on Monday last, and closed ON
Wednesday.
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MASS MEETING AT WAYNESBURGH.

There will be meeting of the citizens Of
Slark andlhO adjoiningcounlies, at Waynesburgh
On Friday The llh day Of August,
for the purpose of advancing the cause of cor.
rect principles.
All favorable to the election Of GENERAL TAY.
LoR, and MILLARD FILLMORE, and are opposed
to the election of Cass and Butler are invited 10
attend. All who believe we have had enough OF
Polk, annexation and war, are invited to attend.
Several popular speakers will be in attendance.
A hearty welcome will be given by the citizens
Of the village.
"For particulars see bills"
SANDY.
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Important National Works in Press.
A NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION OF
PRESIDENTS MESSAGES.

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CONTENTS.
/. The Addresses and Messages OF the Presi-
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8. Biographical sketch OF each President.
4. Declaration of Independence.
5. Articles OF confederation, with brief hsto-
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6. Constitution OF the United States with notes
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raj States.
8. Chronological table of historical events in
the United States.
g. Tables of the members Of the Cabinets Of all
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10. Statistical tables oil Commerce and Popu-
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II. With portraits of the Presidents and seals
of the 20 States.
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ing as il does an un5roken link of the history OF
this great Republic!
WANTED-in every town anu village in the u
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bers' and engage in the sale oi the above works, to
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Country Newspapers copying the whole OF this
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Estate Of Grace Jennings.

Notice is hereby given that have been appoin-
ted executor on the estate of Grace Jennings, late
of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All persons in
debted to said estate are required to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims, against the
same, to present them, legally proven, for settle
ment, within one year from this date.
ISAAC JENNINGS, Exr.
July 81, l84o--4l-3t.
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she BalIimore Convention that he cordially ap.
proves Of the proceedings of The Barnburnsr
delegates 10 thai body lrom New York. that the
pnnciples, measures. and candidate put forWard
by the recent Uiira Convention, meet his cordial
appreciation. aud will receive his earnest aud
Jealous support.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away from the employ of Absalom Karn, on
the 3Oth ut., an apprentice to the chair making
business, named George w. Best. Sale boy is a.
bout eighteen years Of age, five feet eight or nine
inches high, and light complexion. A reward of
ten dollars will be paid to any person returning said
boy, or informing me where he can be found, and
ali reasonable expenses will be paid if he is return
ed to the subscriber C. F. BEST, Guardian.
Carroton, August II, l848.
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At New Orleans by the Governmenl-pui on
board Of old wornouI boats aud afterwards 70 sre
the etious made by Gen. Taylor to get morq
romloriuble boals Tor u, you would not wonder
that We all should change lor Taylor. ! chan.
I'D. slr, aud amnow Tor "old Rough and Ready"
The Lucoloco did not repeat the inquiry Ia
damn yynFHaL
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MLANE's VERMIFUsE!-The Inventor Of GREAT
REMEDY for Formidable Disease, has no right to
keep its use from his fellow-creatures. So thought
DR.. M'Lane when he was induced to offer his great
remedy for worms to the public. A profound physi-
clan, enjoying very large practice he did not fear
to be confounded with the herd of quacks who i'm
pose upon the public their worthless stuff as patent
medicines. He was therefore induced by Kidd &
Co druggists, to dispose of his right as discoverer
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AcKNowLEDGMENTs.--We are indebted to our
Representative in Congress, the Hon. GEORGE
FRIEs, for bound copy of the valuable Report
Of the Commissioner of Patents. Also, to the
Hon. DAVID FISHER, for documents from Wash.
ingtOn. These gentlemen will please accept
our thanks.
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SIX. CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the undersigned on or about
the l4Ih OF July, an indented apprentice to the
tanning business, named JOHN BRADY. Said boy
is five feet four inches high, about sixteen years
old, light complexion, but hair rather dark. All
persons are cautioned against trusting him on our
account. as We will pay no debts of his contract
ing, The above reward will he given, but we
will not thank the individual who'may bring him
back. YOUNG & RICHARDSON,
CarrOIton, August 4, l8l8--43-3t.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The cl:lzens OF Carroll county, generally. are
requested 10 meet at the court house in Carrolllon
on Saturday, the I9Ih Of August, at u O'Clock, NJ
for the purpose OF taking further action on the
.sugecto OF constructing the porposed railroad from
CarroIllon TO Lodi. general attendance Of the
farming community, in particular, is earnestly re-
quested. August 4, I848.
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A observation-disclosures P. Blair, late edi-
tor of the Globe, has authorized the New York
Evening Post 10 say, that he does not consider
himself in any degree bound by the action Of
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CAUGHT A TARTAR.-A very Jealous Locofo-
co inquired of returned volunteer in this city,
on Friday last, whether the volunteers were not
for Cass and Butler! "No, sir, he replied,
were you TO kpow the manner we were treated
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LIVER COMPLAINT is generally accompanied with
pain in the right side extending to the top Of the
shoulder; variable appetite, occasionally disorder
ed stomach, yellow tinge Of the skin and eyes, and
often swelling over the region of the liver, to-
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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
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restored to healthy action. ..
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND LIMITATIONS! -
Remember that the original and only genuine In
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William Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine is for sale by H. A. Stidger Car
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Forbes Sen., New Hagetstown; Roby g. Co. Lees
burgh; Sinclair e. Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCas
key, Palermo; and wholesale and retail at the prin
Cipal Office, 1863 Race st., Philad.
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Lot No. 40. of Atkinson and McCook's addi-
ton to Carrollton, is situate just above the steam
mill, adjoining ]. D. Patton; is enclosed and has
number of fruit trees on it. wish to sell it.
A. L. LTTTELL.
June so, ls4S-3s-tf.