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Woman and her Diseases
TRoN ~ cRApLE To ~ 49,

FROM Tue CRADLE TO THE GRAVE,
Adapted exclusively to her instruction in the
natural laws Of her system, and all the diseases
of her critical periods, by EDwAHD Il. DIxoy, NJ.
D. A work OF 325 pages, neatly bound. Price
81 25i 4th edition.
We hope these works will obtain the wides,
possible circulaton.-New York Tribune.
They are worth their weight in goId.-RoChes-
ter Democrat.
We cordially yrecommend it 10 our female friends.
christian Advocate.
We most earnestly recommend their introduc-
ton 10 every iamily in the eoun,ry.-Eyening
lOullelin, New Bedford.
We hope they will find access to every opera
live in this city.-Voce of Industry. Lowell, Mass
From the New York Oon.
The careful and prudent mother may consuli
this work with great advantage TO herself and
her offspring DIR. Bartlett.
From the Anglo-American.
The thanks Of the public are due 10 Dr. Dixon,
both for the matter end the manner Of il. Eve
ry mother should read it, and then its con.
tents to her children.-Dr. Patterson,
From The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
DR.. Dixon has lent deep interest to his work
and ia doing good service by its pubication.-D
J.V. c. Smith.
From the Evening Post.
The author is practical surgeon of long stan.
ding, and pupil OF DR.. Motif he has handles
the various subjects with delicacy, yet with al
apparent determination to communicate trull
with The utmost iorce and earnestness.
NoTIcE TO EDITORS BY giving the above on
or more insertions, both works will be immediate.
iy sent TO any Editor who will send copy of the
paper containing it 10 ZER.4H .4LB.4yM 5 Mer
Ger street, New York, 10 whom all orders mus
be addressed, postpaid. So dollars will purchas,
both works. They are neatly bound in cloth, anc
can be sent with perfect safety by mail, at tr
fling postage. Agents wanted.
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4 Ntdifal Trtali.e addrtssed % ! oang MeR,

C1nlaninga a eomP.sts review Of the ssaseS and
.feallu-hi Of early aeeayoi III pHJ sieaiand me n
lai energies, and lhs 'nsrgaeness Of spsslho -
rtsss. excess. ssli-atus, 6e., - EpwAzD n. DIX
uE, 81. D.; 77S page; Bll sdiiion-sl
Horace Greeley, EdHOf Of The Ne~' York Tn
bun, iem1fks:
The wOik conIains . complete rc view q tie
origin. symptoms, aud Treatment Of every kEa M
d selse. IN language sdspled 10 every reader;
%. thorough ex position Of the consea uenees ann
ueatHsni, mofal aud surgical Of spec &c Diseases
and seIfsXee-sss ia al cii--ss OF s0riety, anu
their ehects in the pIodueuon o: scroiu.a. ~ de-
sesnt 70 offspring, consumption. bronchitis, &C .
&c. Every question that ran possibly interest tilr
reader is eon-iderrd ia ~ pages. This Is q ork
lor which there was lhemOstufgsn.nsed. the Thou.
sands are annually hurried to premature gravps
y vices which they scarcely know 10 be such,
vino would have Jeen preserved Tor lives Of usr-
iulners and honor. Ly The seasonabls perusal of a
work like this; there IL not a page that does tot
beer on ~ face an impressive warning; shall not
lie warning be heardl
From the Merchants Ledger.
Our space will not allow extensive notces OF
books. however msrlorious, but We eanno1 iortear
lev Lines Oh these excellent aud txuaordinary
wo Ks. They are he productions Of a surgeon
of ACKNOWLEDGED elninenee, in this city. aud are
calculated IoeKcie the proiouI attention Of eve.
~ reader. The clear and di-Iinc, notices Of eve.
~ question that can I'ossiby interest the reader OF
either srx-wheIher married or singleton the
mCst important aud interesting functions OF the
economy; the excellent advice and high mora
tone that pervades every page Of these volumes,
has eliclted the warm eOmnendation Of the med
cal and daily press. II is, We believe, the Grsi
attempt that has been made BY surgeon Of IN.
questionable professional standing to instruct the
public on these more than mpor,aut-these vita
subjects; and We believe Iha: we will insure Ia,
thanks Of every young man and woman, OF ever,
father and mother who reads this notice, should /
he the means Of inducing them TO purchase Tie
work. The chapter on the consequences and
treatment Of self-abuse, is one OF the most earn,
est appeals we have ever read, and we beiiey,
will save thousands from on untimely grave
His works enlite Dr.. Dixon 10 he thanks Of eve
ry person in the community
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Letter of General TAYLOR.

The following letter of General Taylor d.
rected, some two years ago, to VIM. E. Rus
sell, Esq, of New Lisbon, has lately been pub.
lished. We regret that we are unable TO lay
our hand on the paper in which it first appear
ed, as Mr.. Russell's remarks relative TO the
manner the letter was originally called out, and
now made public, would render The letter in
every respect satisfactory. The letter shews
that two years ago the General frankly and
honestly declared, what he has frequently and
on all proper occasions declared since, viz: that
he is Wing and devoted TO the principles of
the Wing party:
"HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF OCcUPATIoN,(
"MalamOras, July 81, 1886.
"Dear Sir:-Bv Yesterdays mail | received
your letter oGthe 10Th June and have given the
subject TO which you refer much serious rehec-
zion and consideration. ] feel very grateful TO
you, sir, and to my fellow citizens who with
you have expressed the very 1atterlng desire
10 place my name in nomination for the Presi-
dency, but il becomes me sincerely and frankly
10 acknowledge to you that for that office have
no aspirations whatever. Although no poIiti-
clan, having always held myself aloof from the
clamors Of party politics, AM A WIG AND
SHALL EVER BE DEVOTED IN INDIVIDUAL OPINION
TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THAT PARTY.
q "Eyen if the subject which you have in your
Is!Ier opened to me were acceptable at any time,
| have not the leisure to attend 10 it now; the
Vigoross prosecution of the war with Mexi-
co so important 10 the interests of The country,
demands every moment of nv present time,
and il is my great desire to bring it TO a speedy
and honorable termination.
with my best wishes for your health and
prosperity, ! am sincerely yours,
z. TAYLOR,
, Major General U. S. A.
VIM. E. RUSSELL, ESQ.
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THE MARIETTA INTELLIGENcER a very efficient
Wing paper, which delayed some time to hoist
the Taylor penant, has run up the old "Whig
banner" under which il has so long sailed, and
will hencelorh support the Wing nomination
with its wonted energy. The editor has accoun-
ted for his delay in coming TO his post in the
Wing ranks, in lengthy article. The conclu-
sions arrived at after mature deiberation, are
such as most other Whg papers reached in a
shorter time, but are nevertheless just, and his
reasons lorcible and conclusive. We make
room for the following;
"Gen. Taylor is an honest man."
"He is Whg."
''ilis election will secure system of wise
domestic policy that will promote national har-
mony, and advance National prosperity and
happiness"
Enough friend Gates, we watched with anx-
iety your struggle for the channel, and having
found it
"Why, Here's to the Pilot that weathered the
-. Storm"
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

On Monday, the 4lh day Of September. 184S,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and 4 o.
clock, P. NJ, at the door OF thecourI house, in town
of Carrolton, will be sold 10 the highest bidder,
the following premises situate in the county OF
Carroll, and State OF Ohio, as the property OF Pc
ter Hercld, deceased, to wiu Lot number twelve
(l2) in the town of Malvern, with the appurte-
nances. Appraised at $780, sell for Sl33i -
Terms: one-third cash. one-third annually, with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN H. TRIP,
Admir-. de bonis non, of Peter Herold, decd.
August 4, l848-43-5t. Pr. fee SI,50
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FRANCE.

AcToRs IN THE LATE INsURREcTioN.-Count
de Fouchicouu and his son; young man Of "a
years Of age, both residing at No. Z, Rue ST.
AnasIase, near the Rue ST. Louis, distinguished
themselves for their resistance in the barricades,
Of which they were the chiefs, in their quarters.
The Count planted white flag on the barri.
cades at which he fought. He was recognized
by NJ. lsambeu, Lieutenant in The 9Th Legion,
and that gentleman assisted by some comrades
and mobiles; arrested him at his own house on
the 81 inst. alt is Irue," said NJ. de Fouchi-
court, "Ihal | fought at The barricade, and did
so in the name Of order, for in my opinion, or
der cannot be re-estabished in France without
the restoration oflegilimate royalty"
NJ. Grandmenil, one ofIhe editors and gerant
Of the Retorme. has been arrested; as have also
NJ. Varin, Lieut.. Colonel Of the 9Th Legloni
NJ. Fonbeuaux, who has figured in several Po.
ilical cases, and is compromised in the BlanquI
affair; Cherilier, an old political convict aud
member ofseyeral secret societies; Barral, sub
director of the atelers nalionaux and Captain
of the llh Legion; Cavalon, chief Of the Club
DemOcratique, Guerineau, vice-presidenl Of the
Club de la Montague, and NJ. Thore, editor ol
The Fraie Republigue.
More than 100000 muskets have already
been returned TO the arsenals Of the State. In
some quarters several persons gave up their
muskets and swords with great aacrity, but
search having been made in their houses, arms
and ammunition were found secreted.
The body Of man who was a mos. furious
demagogue, and who was President Of the Club
des Droils de lHomme, attended by large num-
bers Of the working classes, and who had ac.
quired the soubriquet of "Tete de Bronse," has
been recognized al the Morgue. He was killed
at the baricade in the Rue Rochehouor.
On the 9Th ult. as some National Guards
were searching house in the Rue du Faubourg
St. Antoine, they found in cellar ,hiry.seven
armed men, with l67 loaded muskets, and in.
strumenls for casting balls, in their possession.
The men surrendered without resistance.
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The Battery.

A very neat, Campaign paper with the above
tile, published at the office the Cleveland Her
aid. The first number has been received, at
this office. Those whoare acquainted with the
character Of the Herald, know it to be in the ve-
ry front rank of reliable, efficient Wing papers.
The "Battery" being commanded by The con.
duclors of the Herald, is its best recommenda.
ton.
Terms $500 for eight copies; or 95 cents
single copy during the Campaign. Those who
desire "a little more grape" will find it in the
Battery.
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neub'lly Of pressing the work forSard with en-.
ergy.
On mnlion,a commiilce Of seven wns appoint.
oi TO take subscriptions Of stock in suid Railroad
Company, concisting Of lsunc Atkinson, Sr., j.
&. Kennedy. Wm. Thompson, w. II. Lloyd,
u. Cogsil, II. V. Beyer aud Samuel Williams.
On motion. a committee Of four was appoint
ed to secure the righ. Of way along the line Of
said road; consisting Of r. Ilemming, Z. Y.
McMillen, Van Brown, aud II. V. B-yer.
On motion. il was resolved, that the proceed
ings Of this meeting be published in the paPer'
Of this town, aud also notice OF the adjourned
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned I'LL SaIur
day the l2th of August, At u O'Clock, N.
c. V. McMlLLEN, Chairman.
L ID PArrnN SrcreInrY.
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MASS MEETING AT WAYNESBURGH.

There will be meeting of the citizens o.
Stark andthO adjoining ngcounIies, at Waynesburgh
On Friday the 11h day Of august,
for the purpose of advancing the cause of cor
rect principles.
Ali favorable to the election Of GENERAL TAY-
LoR, and MILLARD FILLMORE, and are opposed
TO the election of Cass and Butler are invited to
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 ciIizens
of the village.
"For particulars see bills"
SANDY,
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GarrOlltOn Railroad.

A meeting Of the citizens of Carrollton was
held in the court house, on Wednesday the 26th
inst, to take into consideration further action
upon the Carrolton and Lodi Railroad at which
DR.. C. V. McMILLEN was called to the chair.
and ]. D. PATTON appointed secretary.
Mr.. Roberts, Engineer. made a general state
mentin relation 10 The praccabiIity of the route,
probable cost. advantage, and profits which would
likely arise from the investment. Mr.. Roberts
was followed by DR.. Petit, of Philadelphia, who
urged very strongly upon the meeting the prac-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-04
ILTsTIsSt AallSHal WsrkS n Prcsss
A NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION OF
PREsIDENT-s uEssAeEG


Two handsome volumes. svo--shs whole eeileer,ed
Go;u Oficis toeumsnu, By Z. WiLLiAHs, Ls9<
CONTENTS
I. Ths Addresses and Messages Of The Presi-
dent. Of u., Cnilrd Sis.es. from Washington 70
70 4; Of subjects nsH-s aud dates.
2. An acroun, Of ihs inAuEurssicR of each Prss..
. sni, end tref notice Of lhc principal political
I'VE e o. BIZ administration.
3 pFrapbeal Fkslch OF esch President
4. De 'Uau0n OF independence.
s. Artit soi confederation. " lih hfief hifta-
~ OF the ev, L and circumstances whieh lfd 10
,is Union Of ..'sts.ss, ana the formation Of lhs
Clnslilutior.
6. Constitution O. 'be United States wish DOIss
and reteTgncer.
synopsis of the c. 'st'u'iors Of the 'sv''
rel slaies.
8. Chronological iaLls OF haHoreHl even" in
toe United States.
Q. Tab.e- Of the members Of Jhs Cabinets Of all
Of the various Administrations. h'WhVeH 70 iot-
rgn countries, and Other principal PIT C oneeTs'
10. Statistical tables ol Commerce aud IoPa-
lsIion.
~. With portraits Of the Presidents AFT, seals
Of the 20 States.
This work is indispensable TO the American
Statesman and every lover Of his country iorm-
ing a. il does IN un'roken link Of the history Of
lhi- great Republic.
WASTED-in every town anu village IN ihe u
nted States, Responsible men to procure sobseTI-
Jers and engage in ihesgle OF tine auOse wosks, 10
whom very liberal per cenIage will be allowed.
Country Newspapers copying the whole Of this
advertisement, and giving six inside inser'Ions'
shall be entitled to the above woIk-a who may
comply with the above terms. will please send Il.
copy OF the paper each time ~ insertion 10 'Ls
publisher. Address. +. WALKER, ..
I44 Fulton street. New NOik.
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the undersigned on or about
the I4th 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 be given, but we
will not thank the individual who may bring him
back. YOUNG 4 RICHARDSON.
Carrollton, August 4, l848--43-3t
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The citizens OF Carroll county, generally, are
requested TO meet at the court house in CarrolIon,
on Saturday, the lsth Of August, at l2 o'clock, NJ
for the purpose of taking further action on the
subject of constructing the porposed railroad from
CarroIlton 10 Lodi. A general attendance OF the
farming community, in particular, is earnestly re-
uuested. August q, I848.
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Seven Days Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF TIE HIRERNIA.

The Cunard steamer IIibernia, Capt. Shan.
non, arrived at this pou on Friday night last
about 81 O'Clock, having smiled from Liverpool
on the afternoon ol the Blh inst. We give the
following details Of the latest foreign inIeIli-
gence.
The Hermann, which sailed from here on the
20lh ull. arrived al Southampton On the Sd inst.
M y. Tribune.
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OHIO. Ills own view 0f his rights end powers
as such, NAV be gathered perhaps from the pr.
rogalye which be- already assumes 10 disturb
public meetings of the party 70 which be does
not belong and an estimate Of his courage may
be arrived at from his we'll known propensity
10 attack and malirraI men who are smaller
than himsclc-O. S. JOUR.
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Estate Of Grace Jennines.

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. az
ISAAC JENNINGS, Ex'r.1i
July 81, la4"--4l-3t. 81
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0ET The Compromise Bill was virtually re-.
ject9d in the House of Representatives, on the
20Ih ut. 1t was laid on the table by a vote of
liz to II. The Bill may be taken up again be-
fore the close of the session but the complexion
Of The vote is considered decisive against this
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

The standard weights and measures have been
received at this Office. Persons desrous 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 7, lS4S-39-3t.
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MUSLINS.

A large lot of brown and bleached muslins. Just
eceived and for sale at the store Of
E. SINCLAIR
Carroll;on, Maye, I84S-32-tf. al
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GEN. TAYLOR AND FREE TERRIToRY.-Mr.
E. Brooks, recently editor of the Pittsburgh Ga
zette, is the Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Express. From late euet we extract
the following paragraph:
81 met in Pittsburgh, few days since, one
of the Taylor Electors for Louisiana, an inteli.
gent and patriotic Southron,-one every inch a
man, and without sectional prejudices, or strong
parizan animosites. He knew Gen. Taylor
intimately, and assured me that while the old
General would adhere TO the Constitutional
rights of the South with unhnchng tenaci.
ty and abiding, he was nevertheless opposed to
the extension of Slavery over Free Territory!
General Taylor has his reasons, for this, and
they show him to be man Of infinite sagaci,y,
and wisdom, and justice. He does not think it
right to force slavery upon a reluctant people,
He does not think slavery desirable institution,
even where it exists of right, and from the ne.
cessity of the case. He holds, TOO, that it would
be equally wrong, impolitic, and impractical, to
sow the seeds Of Slavery upon any of the pro.
vinces of Mexico, or in any of the territory ol
the Union.
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Whig minority,

An election in this township for Justice of
the Peace, held in December last, resulted in
the choice ofthe Locoloco candidate by ma.
jority of22.
The change in Centre appears to be in the
proper direction. We rere caught mapping IN
December, but now we are-"rough and ready"
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First Gun for Carroll.

An election for Justice of the Peace for Cen.
tre Tewhship was held in Carrol,on, on Sotur,
day last, the 99th ult., which resulted as fol.
lows:
Michael Abrahims, (Whig,) lO5
Jonathan Long, (Loco,) 88
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6rIMPORTANT NOTICED

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 cannot be furnish
ed to subscribers withOut pay. This notice
must be attended 10, or those interested will find
their notes, accounts, &C., in the hands Of JUS
,ces of the Peace. This is the last threat
With him, in this respect, "lorbearance has
ceased to be virtue"
T. w. COLLIER.
Carrollton, July I, 1846.
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Attachment.

Notice is hereby given that have this day July
8, IS4S sued out writ Of attachment, before Will
liam B. Woodward, ajustice 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 Z; lS48-39-4t.
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Lot No. 40. of Atkinson and McCooks addi-
tion to Carrolton, is situate just above the steam
mill, adjoining ]. D. Patton; is enclosed and has a
number of fruit trees ON it. wish to sell it.
A. L. LITTELL.
June 80, ls4S-3S-tf.
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# w, COLLIER.

Lot No. 80, of Atkinson's addition to Carroll
ton is situated on the corner of Lisbon and Liberty
streets, and is enclosed with paling fence, paint
ed white. 1t is beautiful and desirable lot: wish
to sell it. A. l.. LITTELL.
June 30, ls4s-3S-tf
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE VoLUNTEERS-ANoTH.
Err VOTE.-lt appears from a column and half
in the Ohio Statesman, copied from Coshocton
paper, that few of the Locofoco volunteers
proved, while in Mexico, that the force of their
old habits was stronger than the wholesome reg
ulations of the army; and the way they proved
this was by robbing hen-roosts, and other simi.
lar Locoloco sports. Well, it also appears that
old Zack did notapprove of stealing, and prompt,
ly put a stop 10 it; and because he did, citizen
Sam Medary exposes his moral sense by expend.
ing any quantity Of the most moving acrymose
wrath on the devoted head of Gen. Tay ylor.-
But 10 the credit of the volunteers be it said that
they stand by their old General. Witness the
following vote, taken among the Massachusetts
volunteers on board the Saratoga last evening:
Taylor, 278
Cass, 8
All the rank and file were for old Zack, and
all the officers but nne.-Cleveland Herald.
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key, Palermo: snd wholesale and retail st the prn-
ciPaLOdiee, 1863 Race sl,, Philad.
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We understand that the following nominations
for Military Officers, Of persons who have been
in service in the same respective ranks for more
than year under provisional commissions from
the Executive, having been recently sent into
the Senate by the President ofthe United States,
were on Monday last passed upon by the Senate,
and after debate, severally confirmed, viz:
Gideon J. Pillow, to be Major General.
John A. QuiIman, to be Major General.
Caleb Cushing, 10 be BrigOdier General.
Sterling Price, to be Brigader General.
What is curious in this matter is, that, under
a late General Order of The President, all these
officers were to be out of the service on the goth
of the present month, and that the confirmation
of these appointments, demanded of the Senate
at this last hour, would seem to be as unnecessa.
ry now for the public. as The Withholding of the
nomination so long has been insulting to the SEN
ate. Their appointment now is simpy creating
additional officers of the Army in a time OF
peace National Inteligencer.
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COTTON YARN.

large LOT of cotton yarn, of he best quality
just received at the cheap store Of
E. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, May i9, 1848-32-tf.
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Lot No. SO, in Atkinson and McCook's addi-
ton, is adjoining the Jail alley, and enclosed.
wish to-selli it. A. L. LITTELL.
June 30, ls4s-3s-tf,