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nv f. c. q g. +. DYER, .s.cso~e<r..

HOUSEH OLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
III Monday morning next, the 3is instant 10 O'clock
shall sell, the residence of Mrs Byrne
of Pennsylvania and 10th street. south side, her
household and kitchen furniture, amongst which
merate follows;
Mahogany sofa do. divans, rocking chair
Do sdeboard, cane-seat and other chairs
Very superior piano-torte, made by Stewart, of New
York
China. crockery and glassware, set casters
Parlor, chamber, hall, and step carpets
Wardrobes, bureaus, weshstands, toilet sets
Best ea Their beds, mattresses, beds leads
Androns, shovel and longs. stoves
With general assortment OF kitchen requisites
Terms of sale; All OF and under S25 cash over
$25 credit OF two and four months, for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. E. C. g. G. F. DYER,
July % Auctioneers.
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In CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
FRIDAY, JULY %, 1913.
HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures
Thirtisth Congress-Frrst Session.

The journal having been read
Mr. SMITH of Indiana asked leave TO report from
the Committee the Territories. bills TO establish terri
toria governments in New Mexico and California. OBJ
jected to-
Mr.. ROCKWELL of Connecticut moved that the
House resolve itself into Committee of the Whole the
private calendar. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. GOGGIN, the House proceeded to
the orders of the day.
The bill for the relief of Peter Shaer, reported from
the Committee of the Whole the I'd June last without
amendment ordered to be engrossed and, being en-
crossed, read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. MCKAY, the House proceeded TO the
consideration Of usness on the Speakers table.
And the SPEAKER laid before the House communca-
tons, follow:
A communication from the Secretary of War, trans.
hitting, in compliance with resolution of the 26th ut-
mo, report Of the strength of the different corps of the
army of the United States after the discharge OF those
who by the terms of their enlistment and the operation
of existing laws. required be discharged at the
close of the with Mexico.
The report shows the number of five years in the
different corps, far be asceraned from the rec
ords of the Adjutant Generals Office, to be, viz:
The two regiments of dragons 1906
The regiment of mounted riemen ACT
The four regiments OF artillery 1880
The eight regiments of infantry g. 1874
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IPuRLIC--No. GIL

IfUBLIC-NO %
AN ACT authorize the sale of part of public reserva
ton numbered thirteen, IN the city of Washington, and
for other purposes
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the Uaited States Of america ~ Congtss assembled That
the Commissioners OF Public Buildings IN the city OF Wash
ngton be- and he is hereby authorized sell to the vesty
Of Washington parish, such portion of the public
ton of land in the city of Washington, numbered thirteen
called Hospital Square, the said vestry may desire
purchase for the purpose of enarsin the Washington
parish battle-ground not exceeding six Provdsd
The Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy shall
be of opinion that the said land be sold without injury
20 the public service and, upon payment being made 70
per which the United received for the adjoining
square of ground numbered eleven hundred and fifteen,
he shall conveyance therefor the said vestry
sold.
SIC g. Ind be it further enacted That the vesry of
Washington parish shall have authority 10 enclose possess
and occupy much of Nineteenth passes be-
tween numbered eleven hundred and fifteen IN the
city of Washington, (the present buralground) and the
land proposed by the first section OF this act 10 be sold and
with the of the corporate authority of the city
of Washington the said vesry may enclose possess and
occupy much of any street streets as may pass be-
tween the said square numbered eleven hundred and MI
and any other whole of ground of which may
become the for the sole purpose of enagng the
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That the vesry Of
Washington parish shall have hold and enjoy for
any land which may purchase possess Tor the
tension OF the Washington parish battle-ground Provided
The whole quantity shall exceed thirty anything
any former the contrary Notwithstanding; and the
said vestry may, from time to time, sell otherwise dis
pose of the said ground for the purposes of burial
of the United States shall be entitled purchase from the
said vestry, and occupy bualgro for members
Of Congress and such other members of the United States
government the President shall deem il expedent and
proper allow, portion OF the land herenbefoe author
zed be sold, exceeding fourth part thereof and
which portion shall be laid compact FORM and
such place the Secretaries aforesaid shall select Pro
pded, That the ground authorized be purchased and
used by the government, shall be paid for from time
time is actually used at the price demanded by the
vestry for gravees other parts of the grounds
And PROVIDED also, That this reservation of the right
purchase the extent aforesaid shall be held sub
ecE the United States any part the expense of putting
keeping the enclosures of the said buyng ground
or other expen incident thereto
APPROVED, July rs, lS4S.
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[PUBLIC-No. Ill

AN ACT to confirm the location, and grant quarter
section. OF public lands for the county site of Hsbor
ough county, State of Florida.
enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the Uafed States of Anerica Congress assembled That
the location of the county commissioners Of the county
lsborough in the State of Florida Of hundred and six
ty of land for the county site of said county
viz beginning the bank of Hsborough river the
point where the reduced military reservation made by
Major L. Whiting September fourteenth, eighteen hum
bred and orysx strikes the thence up said river,
binding thereon point at least half mile in straight
line from the beginning thence northeastery
from whence line running parallel TO said straight line,
and striking the line of said reduced reservation and
thence ulong the line of said the place of be-
ginning; shall include between said river and said lines
one hundred and sixty OF land and the is he
by granted the said commissioners of the said county,
and their in Office for the of said county,
the proceeds of sales to be applied to the building of
courthouse, and JAIL and other public buildings for said
county and the Commissioner OF the General Land Office
shall said hundred and sixty Of land granted
aforesaid to be surveyed and the survey confirmed
practicable and patent shall issue therefor said
commissioners for the of said county, aforesaid
ferring to this act
APPROVED July Is, 1913.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Tpunl,o-No. GIL

Acts passed at the First Session
the Thirtieth Congress.
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| IREsoLUTIoN-PUBLIc No. ID I

ton OF certain lighthouses.
Rssored by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States Of america in Cengrcss assembled That
much of sixteenth of the approved March
third seventeen hundred and ninety ;fve entitled "An
making further provision for the support of public credit
and the redemption of the public debt" requires
that sums remaining unexpended for years after the
year appropriation shall be carried the Of the
surplus idna, sna nor Apply ,ne ao, appiIved March
authorizing the erection of certain light houses and for
other purposes, until two years after the first meeting
the legislature OF those States in which said light houses
to be located
APPROVED, July 25 1SlS.
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Observation-Disclosures No. l4.l

JOINT RESOLUTION reinqushng to the State of Mis-
souri, certain trophies of Doniphan's victorious expedi-
ton
Resored by the Senate and House of Representatives. of the
United States of america in Congress assembled That the
pieces OF ordnance captured by the Missouri volunteers
under Colonel Doniphan, in their brilliant expedition
through the northern States of Mexico now deposited at
the capital of the State by permission OF commanding
general trophies of their heroic achievements be- and
the same are hereby forever renqushed the State
Missouri.
APPROVED, July 25 1913
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MISUNDERSTANDING No. Is /

RESOLUTION to sanction agreement made be
tween the Wyandotts and Deawares the purchase OF
certain lands by the former of the latter tribe of Indians
Resoved by the Se~ote and House of Representatives. of the
United States Of America Congrss asss,nbd, That the
agreement in writing between the Delaware nation Of In
dams and the Wynndot nation of Indians made and
tered into the fourteenth day of December, eighteen
hundred and for the purchase of certain lands
by the latter of the former tribe Of Indians and which said
agreement, in writing, is as follows
''Whereas from long and intimate ncqua and the
ardent friendship which has for years
listed betw the Deawares and Wyandotts and from
mutual desire that the ling continue aud be
strengthened by becoming near neighbors each
other therefore, the said parties. the Delawarcs
side, and the Wyandot,s the other. in full council as
sembed have agreed, and do agree. the following slip
ulatons, to wits
Article L. The Delaware nation of Indians residing be-
tween the Missouri and Kansas rivers being very
have their unces, the Wyandos settle and reside
them. do hereby donae grant quit claim forever
the Wyando nation, three of land
hundred and forty each lying and be
the point ofhe junction of the Missouri Kansas river.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

Noticc-Is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the commissioners Of Carroll county,
Ohio, at their next ession, in March 1913, praying
for an alteration Of the county road leading from
the State road on the lands of Samuel Scaton in Lee
township, Carroll county Ohio, to the cross roads
at or near the blacksmith shop of Solomon Stine,
in Loudoun township in said county and State; SO
much Of said road as lies between the said state
road and stake on the line berween Peter Sim
mons and the heirs Of James Gibson, in Louden
township in said county; said alteration to COM
mencc at said stake, on said land line between said
Simmons and the heirs Of Gibson thence to run in
a northerly direction, following middle fence on
the lands Of said Gibson's heirs to white oak tree
on the land line between acob SLUT and said Glib
sons hers thence to the northwest corner Of the
orchard of said Sluts thence along newly cut
track or road to where the same nterseCts the said
state road on the lands of said Ieaton.
Jan. u, l84S. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Not for a Day but forAIl Time"

StdHt0nS ETterndL Kennedy, Hunts LiHimenf,
Has now given abundant evidence of its healing
powers and proved itsefthe most extraordinary and
wonderful medicine in the world In the short space
Of two years, it has acquired reputation for curing
diseaseand relieving pain far greater than any med
icine ever discovered Its wonderful cures have as
tonished the Medical Facuty,who now universally
concede its great value, They speak of it in the
highest terms, and commend its use.
1t is condemned by none. On the contrary, ITS
PRAISE is UNIVERSAL. The cases of cures are so nu
merous that it would take volumes to recount them
and it is fixed fact, and is not disputed that AS A
PAIN EXTRACTOR, IT HAS No EQUAL For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet, to be had tf
each agent. II you suffer with eithero the diseas
for which it is recommended, resort at once to it
use and be cured. For the following diseases it is
an inIallible remedy: Spinal affections, rheumatism,
paralysis and all nervous affections, salt rheum Group
or hivesague in the breast and face weakness of the
JOINTS colds, ,toohache sore throat and quinsy juice
rated sores ndolent ulcers burns frosted feet corns,
bunyOns, fresh wounds, ,swellings and bruises scrO-
ulous affections, musquto bites and poisons.
This Linment is sold by all the respectable Mer-
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and
by the Propretors at Sing Sing, New York.
GEORGE T.. STANTON.
0@TFor sale at the Drug Store of R KENNEDY, in
Cawollton. November II, l847-5-2m.
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TIE HERALD OF TRUTH,
PROSPECTUS GF TIE 3D VOLUME

The Journals the day may be divided into
three clasaes-the Sectalian, the Partizan and
the Popular. OF the fifteen bundled serial pub.
i'atons in our land, know OF but two or three
which pretend to be devoted TO the Cause of
Truth on all subjects, unrestrained by sectariun
or partzan interest, OF by desire, rom selfish
motives, to please the greatest number OF readers.
Those which aIe not controlled by some religious
Sect or political party. or other Getty OF eXClu-
sives, are decidedly of the popular class, and will
defend no cause, however good, il it be nnlavor-
ably regarded hy the mass; nor publish the honest
opinions OF any individual, if they are opposed TO
tie general sentiment Hence, the periodicals of
The day. do noI maintain an unreserred alegl-
ance 10 Truth On the triumph Of which deI ends
The greatest gtoi Of the human family. The
cause OF Truth demands Journals devored to her
Interests, through the pages OF which the thoughts
otevery candid mind can be brought before tie
public and thoroughly canvassed.
10 supply, in part, this desideratum, is the
HERAID OF Truth projecel. 1t will be emphat-
icolly what It's name purports, Herald of Truth,
on all subjects, without reference to the interest
of any exclusive Sect, Party, orSociety, or to pop
ular considerations,
1t will be devoteCto the interests of Religion,
Philosophy. Literature, Science and Art. Ii will
stantial value, and canvass all questionable doc
uiles that may be published. Philosophers have
demonstrated the infinite Wisdom and boun1ess
Bel evidence OF God in contemI lllng His Physi-
cal Universe, and It is time the same deI ,onstra-
ton were made in reference to the Mental world.
In the former the sUblimest Order is manifest,
while in the latter tie debasement and msiries
that aiflict mankind, indicate the deepest contu-
sion and disorder. liz is not responsible i0s The,
evils Of the Mental Universe, for man originated
them, and by man they can and VIII be removed. :.
The discussion of he laws Of our mental and
physical organizations, and the necessity oil oOedt-
ence to them, as the only mode of human regener-
alton, will constitute particular feature of the
Herald OF Truth.
1t vii engage vigorously in all the Reforms of
the day which are founded in Truth and as it will
"hope all things" and "beeve all things" for the
final III lmph Of humanity over all evil the only
limit 10 its aspiration will Je the entire redemption
Of the l'unan Race.
The HERALD OF Truth is published monthly, in,
Cincinnati, containing e ghty octave pages' neat
Iy printed on fine paper. 1t Will comprise TWO
volumes annually, Of 480 pages each' ana Will be
offered on the following liberal ielms
One yearly subscription SS'Oo; Two copies
per year, $500; Five copies per year. Sll'OO;
wear, 5000. The offer Of twelty copies for the
extraordinary low price Of $50, is made 10 those
lone who form a cIuh and order the ork TO be
sent to the same Post Office. For on Volume,
(six months,) halfthesc prices. A liberal discount
will be made TO Agents.
Cincinnati, Dec. /, lS47.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has
been presented to the commissioners of Carroll
county Ohio at their December session of lS47,
praying for an alteration in the state road leading
from New Lisbon, coumbi4na county Ohio, to New
Philadelphia, Tuscarawas county Oho-said alter
alton to commence at the east end of the farm omn-
ed by William d. Gribbens at stump in said road
about seven rods eastery Of the corner of the field
thence west on the south side the line between
Harrison and Brown townships to or near the south
west corner of William d. Gribbens' field, as near
as practicable, thence southwark direction to in
tersact said road at the slope of the Hill.
Jan. 81, 1913. MANY PETITIONERS.
Second day Of March session set apart to hear re-
monstranCes. prs fee paid.
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SGATs caTaoll of V%o' So. ss. In Partition.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, Tor Carroll county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, | will offer Tor sale at the
door OF the Court House 10 Carrolon, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and p. NJ, on the 9Th
day Of January, A. D. l848, the following real
estate, 10 wit:
THE east haIfol the north west quarter Of Sec
lion twenty-five, (22,) township fourteen, (l4,)
range five, (5) continuing seventy-nine and eigh-
ty-cigh!-hundreth acers, more or less; Also, part
OF the west half OF the quarter section aforesaid,
and bounded as follows; Beginning at the south
west corner of said quarter section, running
IN ence north seventy-saVcn poles to a post.
thence three rods north OF east eighty poles TO Il
stake; thence south eighty three poles TO post;
thence west eighty poles To the place ol begin
ming; except ten ond eighty-eight ght-hundredlhs
acres thereof which said ten acres are bounded
as follows; beginning at Il stone on the west line
of said section; thence soulhwardIy with the line
Of said section Gity-seven and one-hali perches;
thence north seventy one and one-half degrees
east thutyeight perches and eigbl-tcnths to a
stone; thence north eleven and one quarter de-
grees west iorty-eigh! perches to Il stone; thence
south eighty five and one-haldegree5 ives twenty
six perches and lour-enths, to the place Of begin
ning;, containing thirty acres, more or less. Sit
uato in the county Of Carroll, and Of the lands di-
recled to be sold ut SlcubenyiIle, o."
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Dec 9, lGi7-tds-p f $3.50.
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Latest Arriral.at Wholesale, b,
EENyER a TTrraauUAN

MASSILLON, STARK COUNTY, ONO.
IS ias brown sheetings 60 do wicking, SO d.
battingp do drilling, 10 do ticking do wudding,
100 bags Pitt yarn, 90 pieces brown canton nsnnel,
20 do blue do, 100 DO Apron check easee hlescl-
ed goods, bales red flannel, so pieces canvass, 20
do red padding 10 do cotton velvet 20 do dark vest
ihgs - cases prints, l2j pieces plain and fancy a
paceas cases ging ms, 60 pieces fancy dress goods,
lSo pieces broad cloths, satinets, and tweeds case
blue drilling, do blue muslin, do blue Chambry,
100 dozen wool oomtorters, cases colored cambrlc
100 dozen gm suspenders, 80 do gingham erayats,
% do sir do, 20 pieces silk pocket handkerchels,
100 do cotton do, 40 dozen hosiery, 200 cotton um.
brenas, &c, &C. &c
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

NOticG-Is hereby given that there will be a
petition presented to the commissioners Of Carroll
county, Ohio, at their next next session, praying
for the location of county road, commencing at
Norristown, to run from thence in a northerly di-
rection through John Edwards farm, thence to the
southwest corner of Samuel Arthur's land, thence
along the line between VIM. Crawford and the said
Arthur, thence to or near the northwest corner of
land owned by Samuel Wallace, thence varying
eastward to Thomas BoyPs coal bank, from thence
to Patrick Smiths buildings on the lower farm, oc-
cupied by Absoem Ribbler, thence as near north
as practicable to the County line on the north side
of Jabez Cosans farm.
Jan. 27, lt4s. MANY PETITIONERS.
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VHE subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general ,that he has leased the Hall Tor u term Of
yca ars. The sleeping apartments have undergone
a perfect renovation-no pains or necessary eX'
pensewilbe spared to give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully. B. w. EARL.
April 9, 1347--2G-lL
P. S. A watch for boats, day and night-boggagC
taken to and from the river, free of charge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

or 1t is pretty generally admitted that certain
good class Of citizens are proyerJial for making
"bulls," but we should think that a certain other
class of equally good citizens can 60 ahead at ma
king "pigs." Here is an instance:
I've got pig cat, and I've got pig dog,
I've got pig calf, and I've got a pig hog,
I've got a pig baby, so pig and 50 tall,
And I've got pig wife dats pigger as all.
or The last elephant" contains the following
squib, which it calls t "beautiul thought"
We are WHAT we are,
And we are nothn' shorter;
And we amt, WHEN we amt
For then we hadn't oughter!
PROVIDENCE.
The ways Of heaven are dark and intricate,
Puzzrd in mazes, and pcrplexd with errors;
Our understanding traces them in vain,
Lost and bewilder'd in the lruiess search
Nor sees with how much art the winnings run,
Nor where the regular conusun ends
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WEMsNAp. NOElCE

"a e associated with me in the practice ofmediciue
Dl HENRY B. FAwcErT, who has read attentively
under my care for the last three years and has atten
ded a course Of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State. He practced with me du-
ring the prevalence the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn and
veentresetisiacton in all cases entrusted to his
care therefore most cheeriully recommend him to
the confidence Of the public and the attention of
the medical profession. J. S. HUNTER
March 10, l947-2a-
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che OliO.
SATURDAY, FEB. l2, ie4a.
THE BACHELORS LAMENT.


Returning home at close Of day,
Who gently chides my long delay,
And by my side delights to stay!
Nobody.
Who sets for me the easy chair,
Sets out the room with neatest care,
And lays my slippers ready therel
Nobody.
Who regulates the cheerful fire,
And piles the blazing fuel higher,
And bids me draw my chair still higher!
Nobody.
When plunged in dire and deep distress,
And anxious cares my heart Cypress,
Who whispers hopes Of haPpinessl
Nobody.
When anxious thoughts within me rise,
And in despair my spirit dies,
Who soothes me by her kind replies!
Nobody.
When sickness racks my feeble frame,
And grief distracts my feeble brain,
Who sympathises with my pain!
Nobody.
Then I'll pesolve, so help me Fate,
To change at once the single state,
Aud will to IIymen's alter take
Somebody.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

Out Lots for Salc.-Every man in town
wants an out lot. have six one acre lots, beaut-
fully situated on level plat of ground, and all ad-
Joining each other; enclosed, andwell set in timo-
thy and clover. | will sell them separately or to-
gother, as may suit. They are 4th OF a mile from
Carrollton, adjoining Mr. Kntner and Mr.. Hasting,
and front the State road leading from Carrotonto
L,eesburoh. [Jan. 27 A. l.. LITTELI.
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HIDES, HEgDEs!!

THE subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides and five cents per pound
for clean slaughtered colt-skins, 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 u RICHARDSON.
Carrollton, August 90, lS47-45-tf.