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IT, .rEnrLr,. LINE.-ALRANY DAY

vt - Nd NIUITI ST NJ ENH-- y " sIfliIrT,
r,Ss-a-s-r-s--~ he HENDRIX Hr DSON. Capt. a ca.
ham, Tue.lavs Thur-sys, and Saturdays, a. 4 " fu3
thc foo, of Barclay making ilc Gsa landings roaming
on the opposite days. $4,000. -.
Sx o.ri,-s thr1s b Steamers the ISAAC NEWTON.
Cap VIM. ~. PEGS. OREGON, Capt A r - Jola' day,
Is, .rlay, cNctpts.l a. O. ?. VI. . ,
g. s. Mall Line cf steamers. PIE SotI AMERICA,
Csrf 4 y Hg'sc. SANTA CLAUS, ttnl. ueihinr, DAT J
af tDc'Dcs = n frimtls Per north ae of hucll %
iuf ts above boats coIncri rc uIafly VIA tf Aa-
r,fI Cars bound West. East aud Norh irom ogye-
fr, ht Boz .-i a ria.itrafn puccs and when rQire m
u..-,.rl biz Ra,n1sl irur Albany viiho4i delay. ka
f-, r 1r MP Peoples Line otrc lfi oIecr = 10
q { SlIilLIL p.Nr between Liberty ana turi.an4 -,
or f1 WA LANE. whar he.vtcu relay END koilson
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CORPORATION NOTiCE,

ID llLiC ADMINISTRATION OFFICE So 2 49,,
a ais e-s-s srsn, re relatives snl rss, al IL, u
1919 NUTS aatFr of Lrzli miner. deres.-l ~ 49,
aa,r -. ef-.taie t-a sll spr'5 % t.- 49,. n
go ~ nf eitrrs "a ftlll-trltsn nrf1 f -.
' r.I- 20 '-e Err 4ay ni ID rert q "a ort L. 49,
nrrr1o1- nl.ei N-s f0rt. jan D. iss- N F" ne
~ .@~'~ -AlEs : IHAfER, PsIlc Atlr.astr..s,
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CONVEYANCES.
IT. REcrIAR NAIL LINE ~.
i---.-t- ---lEIA.LEN .-sLnA I'D NEla.4naass 81

A. -.
- TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW-YORK'
va o.nHrn-lul ard Providence
~ The Ferry az Pros iercc j. now avoided hvbe -
Branch Raroal bland Route fhfoue viii ou f,a-,e :,
Cars or Bsrcfgei TIE steamer 4. VANDERBILT o.,
joe. Store snd MAS>AChl sEIfS. Capt Potter IL es,,
rernr fh fhe Slu on AID ProVd enrc snd Boston -.
Prov fence Railroads. leaving New-Y0rk daily slndsvs -,
ccr.rf f-um pier . Sorl River. A. 5 O'Clock r N -
s.5alnrfa No O'Clock. r. 81 upon e arrt a of - ~
Train 'ua Boston These aers are unslrp isti seed
.p.cna1r ar comfort having c1cl of ur on coiu,
lions private ..lle rooms snd herils iCr 80 rsrsors -
SIDE iarrr private 7ouus fur lHies ard nar.ors t.
STEAMERS are o rcrct hv ie most experienced men, sn
will shorten itr passage between Nes-i orb ard Blsts.
FROM D. ta hours. thereby arlsnz u ample time for a :
lines nlnnll from Nnw-l0rk Nurl >o4n and " eel. I'D
aii r.e lines irfm kY.ior. Nurih and t1-L
The G. VANDERBILT VII Iclfe New-iors, Tuesday,
Thursday snt saturday. Leave Siorngton Moacay We'd
.s..'ag era FRIDAY
IfgbASSACHCSETTS will leave New-NorS Monday,
Wednesday All F1lay Leave s,oln aton Tuesday hare
. iy and SATURDAY.
B-Psssel he arrival ~ the steamers 81 Sioe-
lngtcn prpcceI Immediately n the splendid Railroad Gre
% Providence ana Boston. baggage master accolnp are
m sela.holi trains fo ant run Boston, O take charge 4
he hareaze Pr passage hcrhs rooms, or frrrs
anrcrtouny he made 10 lae Agents he wharf, A.. 4
RI a.frr, fl Bs.fe~-n.fre NJ
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STRAW GOODS.

- TRAN GOODS large ana srlrrff sss,freef e,
- straw Dpols ~ every irsr-rri8n . b. NJ r-,
hOase, 2-s BoweIy. lei ig,.
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INSURANCE.

i NfCkERBOCkER FIRE IN>l RANCE COi
II fANi OF NENN-fDRN oft-e % Wa.--f-Crr.. ii
o1-lua.ly Incorporated n l-a8-fl.s Company
continues p insure against o-s and damage ay FIRE 0 e
uus favorable Terms; Us operations c0uruei chiefly o
gre CHy oi New-lor, ana b. immediate proximity All
losses a1 siet and paid Will prIinpress sl 41eray.
DIRECTORS.
GEORGE Ireland, John Oo,.uri. Geor-e Arclisrus
Robert Hensol JOIN CaruheL fi-nr.a C0us'1
Joshua hrlsh. R.N.r- Z. -r.rf I..r fr~av
Bolts Moore z iyra~5 Coca Adler Pf..-
Al.sfuy Lamb Alan -,or~e R1.l.- Kermit
Benin DE- Forrest. MIr.ar 'Tr.-c~ t.a- Trv.r'rh
Anthony Clanl1n f.s--i ffsrrre-. ar .I.r-r p---
Aa1. Lawrence. William p Dean. Tfanr. h ....1r-
GEORGE IRELAND. President
4 n MCDONALD Secretary. OF
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r.: r,..-s74ss1ALBANY& SCHENECTADY

= = " n ILKDAD IOMFNNl--lIeTclln
- ise will Doe received by the above Com
pany Albany and ported fO Buffalo and Intermediate
hy railroad. ana after the DO 81 November ur0A
mo Printed L-fs of Prices Sc may bee bad on application
to ISAAC NEWTON. iH Greenwlc-st or al Livingston
Melss Express Oifcr 10 Nu-.f n Z.
All communication u relation io freight matters AZ Albany
must Doe addressed +. FOSTER Jr. secretary
Albany. Ortpher n. t2T $50 ~
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nIarnonoLoeIcAL REGISTER roR saAy. 1919 :.

81 sn N e.
fca -FD ~ TpLyF "
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= Il. - LLIIARETHTOWNANDaOM.

q 5, ss..'.'.''.......- ERNILLE RAlLROAD-sUMMER
-ARRASGEMENr-Lea Leave by steam
boat from Pier NOuh River. al Ocpck A. " and and
O'Clock p NJ fer FIZtlefEfDwu Wes.ted Pu.nheld,
Bound Brook and S.msrlls; and by The O'Clock, A. VI.
line for Eispn. Wuhesbare Maunch Chunk Pa. &c.
FOR seats apply 90 a. D. ROPE Esq. Merchants Hotel
Al COrianI-st Iebu
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.r--,a PorCIsNIEPsIE LINE u

-,.si - B ARGOS -The barses CLINTON. Cspt
S-SsH $3.50 Wilf,ic every Monday EXCHANGE.
Cspt Rosckrins every Thursday POJGikftFslE,
C.nf Hoffman every saturday M ; O'Clock. VI from 6a
Nurrayst for pussyn.e and freight The above bargs
are elegantly furnished with siae-ruoms ADD spacious aad
cnnfurfai cabins and expressly fitted up tOr te
Gifi and convenience of paseugtfs ArVe u Poughsrsp
s in Time for the stages sharon Pine Plains aud New
,TG,rl For farther particulars apply board the hsrgss
nr fn fu.,i m WILLIAMSON \ VAIL. SEQ Ws-i-si
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STRAW BOARDS
1QfO NOTICE TO fHRCHANr~. 1875

IOfO. IN consequence of ihc rcQleut cisrns for dam
ages presented against Tho iorwarders OF mercharilsc o.
tne Wc<ern Canals arising from tie abstraction of good.
from packages nperccty secured ne Board or Forward
ers Of the Cy 81 NsN-Nork have ie II taoir duty
fer the security o. the merchants themselves % atOPi ib
following resolution VIZ.
Rssosed Thai we vail not rc,ent Is u, sh-iar o. Ia
ANY ooNes or cases ~ dry goals. lss cuods
ooots OF shoes destined for the Ncsi. such
cases are properly apci and scilcd when skipped; nor
AM BOXES or casks coanng goods OF any descnpo an
less seh boxes o. csss alc sc strapped Or hoOne heige
sa,g.neal =, - a y. HOLT, President
vs"hSf r. lSASf secretary. ldG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

% The SUBSCRIBER daily receiving Ire finest
49, ~ fracl Orchara and Back Heath Coal 10 prime
.e p c-u Liverpool Orre 0f ls finest ogarv an III
"ncA me- o4-I for sale a. ,ie lowest market price
81, J. L. -. W.NORTH. - Broadway sud
80 corner Thomp-0H and Fourth
'OAl-b.icE Heath. broken OF the riehf size and de-
- iioA 10y furnaces iur warning dwc.nfs for sac
"N oy 90 J. l.. A. r. ". WORTH
-ye- - Bfoadway and cor Thompson and Fourth sis
81 40 PER ToNssSUT coAI--Peaeh Orchard
~ - Red Ash and setuylkl. White Ash Tor sale Al
ie ABOVE low price, large s.lc. ana delivered srreeJ
TO- ne yard. Apply 10 7. STOKES DICKERsON
l07 AnLhoDy-st hear Broadway
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rl,iIE PATENT ASTON lCE CREAM FSrAB

! LtSHNkNI and Saloon = now optl N t9 Canals
IN the large mansion house. brNeen Hudson ana Narck
For manufacturing. 81 wholesale and retail. fne ana Deb
eoas article for gardens saloons steamboats, excursions
pic-ncs, private .amiiics, &c.
TIE proprietor VII neither pains expense
deriag teer Saloon sliy gca.ce where ladies and gen
tcmc0 may rcgae themselves wI'i lee Cream aut other
Ieffeshlnsn.s. All oniers panculaly iaaIled nYl6 m
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e. - LINZ -bflce Ncstst New York
~ The above responsible aud loug-esab
h,ed Line have opened he above office the purpose
Transporting enlsfant passenl and their baggaa " As
Ncsiby me way of Peun-y ysnia Railroad and Canal
EniFrais gong West VIII ind u greatly 10 their ndysnt
age 10 lake tleir tickets this office, L the cheape.l
quickest and only direct route 90 Pittsburgh. Wheepg C1
cinnau 81 Louis VI any points on the Ohio River
" H. HOT SION AgeU
inv4f Inn
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HOUSES TO LET.

= \ ROOM OR ROOMS. firu -hs,i. CD .ef. 90 .in.
fs -e -ellemcn, n f1e house 5 Broadway, Gunner oi
81 TO LFT-Fsr Of tse Store ore wlrre,-st Rent
Z reasonable. Apply oa ,ie premises.
l'.tN
- To TFT-ps-t rf-s. -rr.-.oa-, ~ ir.s 3 Canal
E ilq1.rs of Brigham howe, L.spe1ar-,t
- FURNISHED BOARDING HOV@E To LEI,
r. Fl .e .u--c r0 'a.- d rn'.a- Hr.' nacH lfu-H
-'-7e- .a't n'om' f'o s'.r- a ran-r- ,-c -o-.. =
n -n,'i -..ir. wei .un -- " mines ld Pr every rs-
s1.e' most conveniently arranged frr -er'.-. boar.
l.-- 81 0- -f ltei-l-e,' % A-ill, --l if--i A. ~
q. TOILET OK LEi-E-The rear building OF iii
t. broadway. entrance un Osilnr0eile, .le building
IS feet bv - lrl ~ SORES ll-n. with ca-sr unier
l''1--Fei h ',-l oa tif-r SIDES MAKES % very n-s
r different irellf-cirl- Purposes 30 can also - altered
p. stl-. l-- l'iiL. - io ~ ll -rtt nNtfr.a-e
F1r Palrcl-srs apply % Nm b. SilPNAN on he prem
ise.. my,o
q TO I.ET-Taa -l... flrg. win ao small cal.cn.
-.l F..l .e- H.l cons. sting o. I.e
- rarf of i.e .0usc 81 t.e fllr Basement ami lar ol
'tt1l tal' - III. -'il---. -s l.e large .ri na-
'o I--lale tenant re fl1f H be- moderate Tire owners
i'. consisting oI only tree persons, v.l occupy ile
o.er plr .oT pert ui e ilil..'lre, W.cl 1, new, Nl
bs disposed of s- er-e rrce-. required For psrcI-
a-s .-ri.rc oa -le premises be 5r
- TO LET-A saort distance from. Jersey Ctg. foar
Pr, small con --- l rpN 90 -N ri- rl,' et llt r-irv
- .r ocrlrIHor These lI.isC- are ll neatly fL-rsi
u. ..nI -I.---. hnt- f-s-f ami ra.- containing fHr
rI0- bees fa senel aaf rnoli pump utHe H-clsl
flrlu vrer ANY resr-c-al- PEI. sons win small iaul
lor.ood wa End these h0l>rs very desirable Rem .ov-
Anfs a--' Nltea-.frs. uo s-i-.s lcl lri
q -TISM DRYING ESTABLISHMENT TO
LIT Three l'l-e JOYS .f'N0 fr-I -1.i mp 7fH
cold water. washing uas. re m roHer Cor hosting. ni
every facY .r Restoring damaged -oci- such a- Coffee
a.el y fr. or .llt water ne 1catou b. me best being
l Che oNtT ,lsless 9r e.. ,e c'.- all ..r col,e'n
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-N - sind after saturday. May ID. ihc sNLPH and
tssrse, 4-.-ss SrATEN.lsLANDER VIII lunui further
uce) run follows;
LsIre Aec. Io,A-7 O. 10 and u A. 81; T. ., lom,A ass
and 2 n.
1 nnl Z NJ ENN1
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WEDDtNG>..-we,idin iavitaHon Ne, Vision.
w ana business Ca'd engraved sni printed superior
sfy4e. Also for sale, Carcnycops CakeboNcs Notoapr
Seals, DOor-piacs. Nc. III . John-sf lnysl lir.oi
DAVID x. HARRISON, CHARLES HARRIsON
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- BUILDING LOTS Fok >ALE-in tle { ..} ~
p. Eroof ST.. l tUa seventh Ward n sections OF g-t
- a.. r.-. section i0 l.' ir1t ant rear 1y ~ itr
fa.- These Irr. fe oa each sie NJ Nasangio1atenue
w. I'D r OBJ. next erelIe o C1fon. aut are uo passed
hr lrg ,er property n rhc Cfy O., Brcokyl DO IS sur
la. .v La, t.t or improvements Foo farther par cg-
jars. apply % A. j. BLEECAEA Alc-oretl,
..r it.| Br'ld-.l.
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II, 1858 NEli-lOKNAND IT.
80 .ss'.ss',,-7i ERIE RAILROAD. ~. ~


From May I, 1873, until farther notice.
FOR PAs5ENCERs-heHFo New-i ork iron the foot VI
Duanest) az O'Clock, An and 4 o'clock, VI Tor pler.
mont, Bl8uycltylle Garksiowu Spring Valley, Mouscy,
Ramapo Monroe Works, Turner. Monroe Oxford Chez
Ter, Goshen, Nsw-tampi0n. Middel0wn, Howers, Oas
villc and Pori Jcrvs
For New-Nork and Intermediate places-Leave Port Jer
vi, ~ " and ~ VI. Ousyle ~ q % 4 NJ and $
PM; MlduieOwn, M AN. aud I PM Goshen. 7 -
AN and 30 PM Chester AZ "a A ~ and ~ 2 NJ
All baggage AZ the risk of the owner unless put in
charge IF the baggagc-masers fry lbs OF personal beg.
gaze allowed 10 each passenger No freight taken by Tie
passenger trains
FOR FREicHT-Leave New York nj 8 o'clock r NJ Ger
barses Samuel Marsh Henry Suydain Dr. and Dunkri--
Leave Pom Jefvs 20 \ NJ, Ousyile. al 10 A NJ, Md.
deloN al III An Goshen az H. W and Chester ~ NJ
MIX vii be taken morning and evening by frans ur,
mig expressly lOr that purpose.
AZ n II L. So rR SuDeriutradcnt
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-. an erENunnAr ETREK 4

Z ~. fr8n Doe chartered Tor excursions dunng the
ng season. Tire boat lies az thc foot OF
Beachst Nouh River Apply af fhc office of
r. a. O. T.. SCHUYLER, Hmovers',
The above boat B. also for -l'e All persons are forbid
trusting any account OF This boat, without written
ooicr from q. e Captain ir n
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d. NwE,sTEkN. p : --l,.sg. .r777TT7...
- ACE COMPANY New 80

- ork.-For fle purpose -
meeting le us. demands ~ the pubic he want Of safe.
ersols wishing passage West ana NORTH anI also ~ re-
leFe themselves from DIE Odum Of frauds heretofore Drac
uc and prevent e same n fiuretJ secure to the car
Hcf u'Ieialt compensation AMI iO Toe traveller safety
lines Of oar Canals have established tie above Cofnns1y
which s uief ilelr Immediate care, " Of agents OF char
tor and ability
The Company propose ussing very low prces--to pub
~ urn na allow ~ higher prce % Dee taken any case
A. -efer points ol e route e names Of responsible par
Ties VII De- given, Who VIII he accountable Tor lay rlrs
and VIII answer and satisfy an ust complains
THE FOLLOWING AkE THE RATS or FARE.
To tf.-............sl o. To Ene Pa 81 M
=. 5000 .'''.''.'. ,,| - Cleveland, Ono 81
" suilio ......-.... CD. 90 Detroit. Mich .... 3 n0
90 M Milwaukee W .s.... o 0uI o.. Stufipor. WIS. q fD
- Cncinlsr, OliO.... OBJ q. Ch.ca-o. M ... g nd
Ne ave oeow some d he principal pIopnetors who
compose fie association.
lDE, COLT co Troy and Eide Line
~ y AhAPlh co. Merchants Trans COMPANY
r i fEAcE. Merchants AMI Mler.' Line
y p. HOOkER r. g. o. and y g. a. q. Lines
n T. MECH, =. ard o. Line ald Y I L Co
d a. WILLIAMS E-k.ori Line
RICE, CLAPP * co 7 A Line
J. g. EtA + ganss IT, L.ae.
J. -. CHAPLIN.
II. q. HEWITT & CO. y Y and Ia Line
o. q. CHASE x co. " r. Co
j. ~ 9klFEtIH. G1fiths rs. Line
{. I. BRACE co Fuiol Line
WALTERS co. q III Go.
Z. A GODDARD X co. ID end o Line
W MDNIkAlh T. co. Clinton Line
81 Mc1ALkb a. CO. Am. a. Co.
n WHEELER 4 co.
f"f HlAtf nurnailol fO routes and fare call AZ lie
\, ~ e .nsmf To ~ Company; 10 Cedar-sf.
ri ~ o-ir o.. le Albany and Troy Steamboat Cofnpanv
W tl per ioYl " CoT-arls aud ia Nes'..f corner al
~ 80 JOHN ALLEN
ss--u--.z.------- - rntlni-ndrfA Nstv-Nork
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PATHRsON Z NEM-YORK

BANGEMENTs, 10 commences % the
lsi Of May, l2l8-Leaye Paterson at b O'Clock 4 h,s
4. NJ lll 4. ". and r. NJ
Leave Newlork At O'Clock, A NJ. . A NJ, "a
r ". and p. 81
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-1D.LEETH 90. >, gAuGRANr

Ieave Paterson az 3 o'clock, A. " nnd4PM
Leave Ncw-ioTK ara O'Clock, A. VI and5 p. NJ Us
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r. .EnR EnKr HAMILTON. KE

-s-Ni, II PORT AND MlDDLETOWN POINT
s7sS * 80 Fire steamer J. r. COFFEE, Capt 4. v
Arroyvsufh Will leave Ns,vYors. Chambcrs-st daily. sun
days excepted. lf3 " Returning. leave Key Port at "A
n. landing Fort liuuliou cpch way Fare to hey P0n
- CENTS. Fort Hamilton i' cents all jm-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-01
T0R SiLE.

The Carrollton Iron Foundry Is offered al private
sale II Is located at Canolton the county seat of
Carroll county, and is the only foundry in the ooun-
y, excepting one at Leesburgh, on lis extreme wes-
tern margin. The location is most decidedly good
one. u is TAR removed from competition. and the
demand for castings is great and increasing There
IL an abundance OF coal in tie immediate vicinity,
at three cents delivered on the bank The demand
Tor stoves aud CRATES is good Cast iron plOws are
in almost universal use, and the manufacture OF
them and the points is good business. This estab-
hshment has been in successful operation for fifteen
years, and consequently there arc a great many and
a great variety Of patterns The town is healthy,
and the country new and capable Of great advances
in the amount Of business and value Of property.
will sell this property cheap and take one third
Of the price in hand, aud the balance in two equal
annual payments. This, and all the property ad-
vertse is free from all incumbrance, and the title
indisputable. A. l.. LITTELL
June 80, lSlS-3S-tC
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-01
CREW. NATIONAL WORK.
A History Of The ReroIuNion and Lircs Of The
Heroes Of the Var Of Independence.
By Charles =. Peterson.

An elegant volume with Is fine Steel Plates, and
nearly 200 beautiful Wood Engravings.
"'Fhis is splendid book. Available addition to
the Historical Literature OF our country. We are
much mistaken if it does not take rank with the
works of Irving and Prcscott,"-Franklord Herald
at surpasses any similar work yet offered to the
American public"-Neal's Gazette.
at may be properly considered a popularsed
Military History of the Revolution extremely we'll
aud iudicously 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 we'll connected History of that eventlu Pc
riod. Ledger,
"Decidedly the best popular History of the War
of the Revolution aud its Heroes that has vet been
given to the country, Saturday Evening Post.
0rTAGENTs WANTED to canvass for the above
elegant Work, in every county and town in the u
ntcd States, to whom the most liberal inducements
will be offered, Price only SO, Address, post
paid, VIM, A. LEARY,
42-3m. No. 1873 North Second ST., Phila.
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THE PILES! THE PILES!

DR.. UPHAMS ELECTUARY is a certain cure
for the Piles, whether Bleeding or Blind Piles. in
tCrnHl or external aud also Tor other diseases or
similar nature which are frequently found in con.
unctiun with the Piles.
Marx this: il is an internal rcme9v-pot an c,-
tcrHal application and will cure any case of pie,
either bleeding blind, internal or external; and pro-
bgbly the only thing that will There is no mis-
take about a. His positive cUe-speedy and per-
maheht. us also convenient medicine 10 take,
und improves the general health in a remarkable
manner.
Each box contains twelve doses. af si cepts "a,
dose II is very mild in IFS operation, and NAV n,
taken in cases Of the most acute Inflammation win.
out Danger All external applications are in the
t'ghest degree disagreeable, nconyenient aud of
leLsVe; and from the very nature Of the disease.
temporary in their effects. This medicine attack
the disease at its source, and removing the cause
renders the cure certain and permanent.
TO MAR RED LADIES.-Married ladies' are
almost invariably subject to that painful and iuiu-
rious disease, the Piles, with consequent inhamma-
ton of the stomach, bowels, and spine weakness Of
back, flow Of blood t. the head &c. The Electu-
ary is perfectly safe for pregnant ladies, and the
most useful cathartic that cSn possibly be used, as
it will not only remove the Piles and all indamma-
tory diseases without pain or irritation, but will en-
sure an easy time, safe delivery, and sound con-
stitutiOn in the offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.-The ElectuaTy con-
tains no mineral medicne no aloes, colocynth gam
boge, or other powerful and irritating purgatvo-
No fear Of taking cold while under its influence, no
change in diet necessary. IL taken according to
the directions, cure for life may be secured.
OCTFor sale at r. II. McCALL'S drug and book
store, Carrollton, Ohio. II. N. S. Kedmore, Co.
lumbus, general agent for Ohio
June l6 1S4S-S6 fin
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NEW GOODS!

The subscribers having associated themselves to-
gether in the mercantile business are now opening
in the Indian Queen House, formerly occupied by
H. Jackson, in Carrollton, as excellent an assort-
ment of goods as ever has been presented to the
public in this market. Their stock is entirely new,
and having been selected with great care and atten-
ton, cannot fail to meet the wants and wishes of
the public.
Their stock consists in part of dry goods of eve-
ry kind, and of excellent quality; groceries, hard
ware, queenswOre, cutlery iron, nails paint, leath-
er, &c, &c, &c.
Having desire to please, they hope that all who
may want goods in their line of business will give
them call, before purchasing elsewhere, and ex-
anime their stock.
They will take, in exchange for goods, all kinds
OF country produce, at very fair prices.
THOMPSON & CUMMINGS.
Carrolton, May 5, lS48.-3O-tf.
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BRANDRETEE'S PILLS.

BE UNPREJUDlCED.-L no foolish per-
sons be so prejudiced against this now truly eel
ebratod medicine as TO despise this advice; let
it be used Immediately on pain being felt! no
matter where it may be, whether in the head or
feet, whether it be in the neck or abdomen, whe-
ther arising from external or internal cause, use
the Brandroth's Pills, and rely upon it, that the
pain will 90, the body will be restored to health
as soon as nature has received sufficient asSis-
tance from their effect.
The quantity of impure humours discharged
from the body by the action Of the Brandreth's s
Pills, is replaced in the course of few hours
with new and pure blood, by the digestion of a
moderate meal. BY purgng the body with this
medicine the whole mass of blood becomes en-
tireIy purified and regenorated.
That blood is the life of the body, presume
is undisputed, therefore shall say that it being
the SEAT of LIFE, it must also be the seat Of dis
ease. If disease be in the blood, we should alb
stract the disease only, not the blood. 1t is the
impurities which must be removed by purgation
to secure our health, in all states of the wealth
or, in all situations, and in all climates, The
blood, like good spirit, is always trying to ben
eft the body by its struggles to eXpel impurities.
But it is not capable to effect its own purifcation
at all times: to do this it must often have assis-
tance. When the blood is loaded with impuri-
ties, especially in this climate, the consequent
ces may be fatal, provided tho blood is not puri-
fled at once, and this is sure 10 be effected if
Brandreth's Pills are used.
For sale at II. A. STIDGER's Store, Carroll
ton, Carroll county Ohio.
March 30th, 1848.
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LANYARD FOR SALE,

desire to sell my tanncry, which lies four miles
north of Carollton, with six and halt acres of
land, on which there is new frame dwelling
house, we'll finished, two good gardens, large
frame tan shop, two stories high with a large
frame barkhOusc twenty-scven tan-vats, and a
never falling spring Of wuter at the yard. The
above property is situated in a good balk neigh
horhood. The subscriber will give possession OF
the yard tbs fall Also, he has quantity of chest
nut.oak bark, which he will sell with the proper.
~ Those wishing to purchase such property
"ould do well to call and examine. Terms mod
crate, and the title indisputabIe
JOSEPH CASKEY.
Washington township, July 30, l848-49-jt.