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n ENWICK's MECHANICs-The Elements of Me
II chanics, by James Renwick, LIZ D. complete in one
volume octave sos pages and several hundred engraving
Price (half price,) in full leather binding II 70
May 10 t.N. r-lAfLoh'
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Notice 10 Presumption Claimants.

Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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New foRx July ~,
Dear sir My wife has been anicted with dir,
heart and with terrible rupture years
The greater part the time she hA: been troubled with
breath great Of the heart which dis
trcng frequently been unable leave her
She tried for
such with but ke benefit When she had taken but three
bottles excellent medicine, she entirely rssved
disease OF the heart the almost entirely disappeared
has also had the dopsy and much swollen We
had no idea that she could benefited had
ssoa q But strange appear relieved
appear aimost IKE fiction but IT, nevertheless sober reality
-FOUR ssaPera certainly valuable medicine and should be
used ~ every one that suffering disbe
eve this account they liberty call my
'o"AAf a'm0nA''Au0h' ,, Yours, respectfully.
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shape which neither he nor any other human
being could have changed.
Q--The witness has spoke Of letters transmit
ted by him ior Maj. Gen. Pillow TO The United
S,ates. Did Gen. Scott, from the period Of his
arrival at Taycubaya-say the 2lsI Of August
TO the resumption Of hosliIilies-say the 7Ih
Of Sepiesnber--ever request you 10 transmit any
letter, BY Mr Frcdner or otherwise, 10 the United
Slatesi Please TO STATE, as Ear you know, how
General Scott was occupied during that periOdi
A.--To the best Of my recollection, be did
not, during that period. have a very positive
general recollection that nothing was ever trans
Iniued by him, through me or Mr Freaner TO
my knowledge, exsepI communications to the
War Department and a very small number OF
letters TO Mrs. Scott, written on a quarter sheet
of paper, apparently, it being an object tn con.
dense space. know that the whole time Of
Gen. Scott, during. the period referred TO, except
such part Of that lime as was consumed in inter.
views with officers, was employed in drawing up
his report, comparing the sub.repons and Oh.
Aining information in regard to the paris in
which they conhicIed-calIing IN officers for the
DurpOse.
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called lnumidalionl Yesterday they we're cal
led perlectl To day they are called CommisSa.
ryl Yesterday they draped themselves in the
mantle OF Royallyl To day they envelope
themselves 10 the mantle Of the Repnblicl Abu-
ses are among us then like the Hydra, from
which we cannot strike of one head without
another, more delormed, Immediately arising.
Is iIihen impossible for US 10 protect against an
excess without exceeding IT, 10 avenge other
wise Than by illegaliIy, violated legality Snail
we then only know 10 oyerthrOwl Shall we
then only know how to resisll viii these
words OF Lord Chesterfield 10 Moniesq6ien be
then eIernally rue--"The French know how
to make barricades, but they do not know how
10 erect barricrsf,
The independence Of the newspapers is GER.
tainy manifested
The Provisional Government appears greatly
embarrassed TO know what system il cun adopt
10 check the list ofvoles al the elections. This
is matter Of great difficulty. for as every cleo
tor will have to inscribe as many names as there
arc 10 be deputies, there will be some millions
Of names inscribed. Thus there are about
800 600 electors in the department oflhe Seine
and as there ARE 81 deputies To be returned
lher will have 10 be, surprising all the electors
TO vote, 800 600 times 81 names written. or in
all, 40, 200 COO. The Provisional Government
however, calculates that only from 10000 TO
200 600 cilizens oI most will take parI in the
elections, and that no raudiduIe eau be elected
without having about $4,000 ar 10000 votes.
Mr. Thiers has issded an address TO the cleo
tors OF the Department of the Buches du Rhone,
who had offered him their sutirages al the ap-
preaching election. NJ. Theirs arceps.
No later dates from Austria Than The 18Th
March from Vienna. Private letters state The
probability that, Notwithstanding The concessions
the Emperor Ferdinand would be compelled 10
leave his throne when the people should learn Of
the turn affairs had tuken al Berlin.
The Polish revolution is confirmed. All the
political prisoners had been set at liberty. Ten
thousand Poles waited on Count de deym on lhj
I7th March, and demanded the release Of The
prisoners. The Count nj first declined to grant,
but some hours after he went to the prison, fol-
lowed b1 Il large crowd, aud sellhe men al llbcr-
" himself.
The number of prisoners was 400, consisting
Of students priests, aud gentleman. The peo'
pie manifested the greatest enthusiasm. The
Breslaw Gazette, Of the l7,h. asserts, on the
authority of private Guet, thai the Austrian
troops had been driven away from Cracow, and
Republic been proclaimed.
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ADDITIONAL,

The Telegraph gave the spirit Of the news by
the Duchess d'Oreans. We make the follow.
ing additional extracS from New York papers Of
the 20lh inst.
Since the first Of March, in France, it is sta.
ted that silver plate 10 the value of fifty millions
has been coined into five franc pieces.
"The minister Of the Interior has just ad.
dressed circular 10 the Government Commits
sioners in the Provinces, directing them 10 use
every exerlion to furnish employment TO the
poorer classes, by encouraging the establish
men, of charitable workshop, to which odjecl
the assistance granted by The Government. to the
Bureaus do Renaissance would be principally
devoted.
The members Of the Provisional Govern
ment have already beenguiIIy ofoPprsssive acts
which are thus noticed by the Presse.
THE Throne and Charter have been broken
down aud Destroyed; Kings and Ministers have
been carried away. Abuses have remainedl--
But they have changed their name. Yesterday
they were called Corruption! TO day they arr
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Bp the Giebhling Gine.
FOREIGN NEWS!
MORE Observation-Disclosures OF
THE KING OF PRUSSlA-REPUBLlC
IN AUSTRlA-RlOTS IN PARIS-P0-
LISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN LOMBARDY.
correspondence Of Pitts. Gazette.
New York, April 20, 1849.

NOIIeepOnuchSe VI Illts' NHObtC'
New York, April 20, 1849.
By arrival Of the Duchess d'OrIeans we
have three DAYS later news from Hayre and from
Europe generally.
A republic has been declared in Prussia-the
King has been delhroned, and his Ministers i'm.
prisoned. The Prince Royal succeeded in ma.
king his escape TO England. Al! the Polish prs-
oners have been liberated.
The Revolution in Lombardy has been entire.
y successful but bloodyln the extreme. The
Arch Duke Stephen has been appointed Vice
Roy Of Hungary.
The King of Bavaria has addicaled in favor
of the Prince Royal, who has ascended the
Throne, with the liIle of MuximiIlian the end.
The Milunese, afer bloody baule, oblained
possession of the Government.
The King of Hanover has acccded 10 all the
demands made by the popular voice, and has
been sumnarily abiged To submit to the bitter
necessity oflhe times. lie has called NJ. Sluba,
u Liberal Deputy to the Ministry. He is the
same person who, on former occasion, oppn-
sed the arbitrary measures of the King, for
which he was imprisoned several years.
1t is expected that the Emperor Of Austria
will be compelled 10 addicate, notwithstanding
the great concessions he has made.
The Emperor of Russia has issued an I'm.
periaI Ukase, ordering his army into the field to
resist the flood of anarchy spreading over Eu.
rope, and has refused 10 recogniz9 the French
Republic.
The King Of Naples has yielded to all the de.
mand made by his people.
There was an intense excitement at llavre, in
consequence of the adyces from Paris, where
all is confusion between the rich aud the poor.
The former are compelled to keep their doors
barred aud the military have been put into re-
qusiIion to suppress the riots among the people.
Mercantile failures continue. Among them
RolhschildS is reported, but this is TO say the
least doubtful.
The revolutionary movements in Poland are
confirmed. 400 Poles have left Paris TO join
their patriotic codnrymen.
Jerome Napoleon Bonapare in command OF
the National Guard, was protecting The Provi.
sonal Government, which was much cmbarras-
sed as to the system they should adopt Check
lists were to be used in the elections, and the
members of the Academy of Science were en-.
powered TO draw up Il constitution to present to
the National Assembly for adoption,
Genou has detached itself from Sardinia and
will from an Italian Unity, and has proclaimed a
republican government.
Nothing later from England or Ireland.
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LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS,


New YoRK, April 81, l8l8.
The Sarah Sands has arrived with Liver.
pool udyicas down TO Sd Of April, great inter,
est.
The Austrian troops have been expelled from
Sardinia.
Revolutionary signs have made their appear.
ance in Northern Europe. Denmark in pre-
pairing for war, and disturbances are noticed as
occurring at stockholm.
Venice has declared for Il Republic.
Large numbers of Frenchmen, who crossed
the frontier of Belgium, were driven back.
The Emperor Of Russia has ordered troops
to advance upon Poland.
The French army is already moving towards
the North. In France, all is agitation and dis
order. La Prcsse has declared an upon hosi.
" TO the Provisional Government.
hIantua is also in the hands Of the people,
A Provisional Government has been formed al
Milan.
The Parsian Elections have been postponed
until the 23l, and The meeting OF tho National
Assembly postponed until the 4'h of May.
The report that Republic has been establish
ed in Prussia, is not confirmed; but, on the other
hand, it is stated that one hundred and fifty
thousand troops have been ordered to Poland.
All is compromised in relation to the revolu-
ZION in Lnmbardy. The Auslrians are reported
to have lost 5000 men in the struggle, before
they abandoned The country.
ireland is quiet, as well as Eng and and Scot
land.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
Henry PottOrf,
vs.. In Partition
Nathan King, Daniel Long,
and Eleanor Long

The SAID Nathan King Daniel Long and Eleanor
Long will take notice that a perttion was filed a.
gainst them on t5e s h day OF March, A. ID. 1913,
in the court OF Common Pleas of said county by
Henry Pottorf and is new pending, wherein the
said Henry Pottorf demands partition ofthe follow
ing premises. The southwest quarter OF section
twenty-six, township fifteen, of range five, excep-
ting seventy acres OF the east side Of said quarter
heretofore aparted to Christina Long, and that at
the next term of said Court, application will be made
by said Henry PottorG for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises
HENRY POTTORF,
By Eckley and Davis, his Att'ys.
March l6, 1913. 30 Ct pr fee $3.50
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e q Z z Z + T z Z
TO TIE WINGS OF CARROLL
FELLOW CITIzENs:-

FELLOW CITIzENs:--
The Time for holding the
Convention Of delegates in the l7lh Congress
siona District of Ohio, composed Of the coun-
ties OF Carroll, Columbiana aud Jefferson, is on
Thursday the TwENTY,FIFTn day of May next
and the place WELLSvlLLE;-to which place, and
at which time, The delegates from the sevcra
townships in Carroll county, appointed by the
late Wing CONVENTION Of Carroll, will auend
un early hour Of said day to meet the delegates
from the other counties Of the District, for the
purpose of appointing one Delegate TO represent
this Congressional district III the Wing Cunven-
ZION of the United States, which will assemble
AT INDEPENDENCE HAIL." in the city Of Phila-
delpha, on Wednesday the 7lh day of June
next, for the purpose Of nominating Wing can
didales for Prcsidanl and Vice President of the
United States.
1t will also devove on the Convention at
Wellsville, 10 designate II citizen whose name
shall be placed on the Wing Electoral Ticket Of
Ohio, Tor the next Presidential Cl4clion and 10
do and transact such other things US may be ne.
cessary To insure thorough organization Of the
Wing purity in The district. prompt attend.
ance of the Delegates, and others interested in
the success of correct principles and wholesome
measures--which can Uniy bo effected by total
overthrow of lhe present ieeak, 'cicked aud cor
rupt administration of The Federal Government
is respectfully solicited.
VAN BROWN,
Chan. Of Wing Central Com.
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PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION oftho Wis
dom Of Democratic Policy on than SUBJECT"

Resolrei, That the war exists unproyoked
by the act Of Mexiro--lhat II has been recog-
nised by all the authorities Of our government,
having jurisdiction Of the subject; Thar IT IS A
Constitutional, National, Just aud DEt EN-
SITE War on THE PART or THEUNTED STATES
and, as such, entitled 10 receive the earnest sup
pan Of every man deserving the name Of PaIri-
OF"
ReSolred, That BANKS OF CIRCULATION ARE
HOST LIE ALIKE To THE EQUAL RIGHTS OF THE
PEOPLE, AND TUE PRINCIPLES OF SOUND POLITICAL
ECONOMY. That HARD MONEY Is the only
Currency recognised By the Constitution, the
only currency that delrauds no man, the only
ClTTeRCy that Is EXpedieAt and 5uSt."
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Things 10 be Remembered!!!

The following among other Resolutions were
passed by acclumalion AT the Locofoco State
Convention, held al Columbus on the 8Ih of Jan
uary, l849.
Resolred, That the beneficial operation of
the TaTiG act OF lSlj has fully answered the
expectations lis friends, and lrumphanlly re-
futed the objections Of its adversaiies, AND is A
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pL.OLIGHS.

have on hand large number of the John
Long, and Carrollton ploughs, stocked by an ex-
perienced workman, which offer little cheaper
than they can be- bought out of any other shop.
Feb. "a A. L. LIpTEL.
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a SGs1AEa SAW MsLL.-l am about at
taching a steam engine to my foundry, and inte nd
to connect 1t with Steam Saw Mill in this goodly
town OF Carrolltnn. have u large log yard en-
closed, and persons desirous of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver the
logs.this winter weather, when they cannot do much
else Jan. 81 A. L. LIrrELL.
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THE MALTEE JACK.

The subscriber wishes TO give notice that he
will keep the MALTEE JACK, owned by him
self, at his stable 8 miles south Of Carrollon
The present season. He was sired by an impor.
ted Mallee Jack, and is desirable animal.
JOHN BUCHANAN,
April i3, 1913. 81 ct paid.
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Two doors below the Bank.
Steubonvillo, Dec. 3. l847.

BE UNPREJUDlCED.-L no foolish DER.
sons be so prciudiced against this now truly cell
ebralcd medicine as to despiso this advice; let
ii be used Immediately on pain being felt! no
matter where 1t may be, whether in The head or
feet, whether 1t be in the neck or abdomen, whe-
ther arising from external or internal cause, use
the Brandrch's Pills. and rely upon it. that The
pain will go, the body will be restored to health
rs 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
Pills, is replaced in the course of few hours
with new and pure blood, by the digestion of a
moderate meal. BY purging the body with this
medicine the whole mass Of blood becomes en-.
lireIy purified and rcgeneraled.
That blood is the life Of the body, presume
is undispuled, therefore shall say that i. being
The SEAT of LIFE, il must also be The seat of dis.
ease. If disease be in the blood. we should abb
slracl the disease only, moi the blood. Ii is The
impurities which must be removed by purgation
to secure our health, in all states of The wealh.
er, in all situations, and in all climates. The
blood, like 4 good spirit, is always rying TO ben.
eff the body by It's struggles to expeI impurities.
But it is not capable TO effect its own publication
I'll all times: 10 do this il must often have assls-
lance. When the blood is loaded with impuri.
ties, especially in this climate, the consequen.
ces may be fatal, provided the blood is not Puri-
fed at olce, and this is sure 10 BIZ effected if
Brandrcth's Pills are used.
For sale al IL. A. STIDGER's Store, Carroll.
ton, Carroll county Ohio.
March 30h, 2843.
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Hhe state OF ObgO, CaTTCll county, IS:
James Robertson Exccu-
tr of james Edkin dec Petition to sell lands.
Jane Eakin ct. ais.

Jane Eabin ct. ais.
To Jane Eakin Samuel Carson, and Mary Car
son his wife, and james Eakin arson, of Carroll
county Ohio, William Robertson, and Isabella Ro-
bertson his wife OF Stark county Ohio, and Reb c.
ca Semple Of the county yrone Ireland neirs,
devisecs, and legatees OF james Eakin, deceased,
you are hereby informed that on the 9th day of
January 4. d. 1913, said Executor fledhs petition
in this court, the object and prayer OF which Peti
ton is to obtain an order of sale at the ne term
of this court of the following real estate situate in
Brown township Carroll county Ohio, to wit The
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton thirty 80 in township sixteen l6. of range
six g. containing forty acres, to pay tn debts OF the
testator JANE ROBERT ON, Executor Of
JANE EAKIN Decd.
BY VAN BROWN, his Attorney.
February, Sd, l8 8. II 4t
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The State of Ohio, Carroll County, sS:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CARROLL
COUFTY.
Keziah Jane Watt, and
james William Watt by
3, lillian Stoukes, their
Guardian a. next friend.
vs..
Sarah Watt and Will
liam Irwin.
IN PARTITION.

The said Sarah Watt and William Irwin will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 9th day OF March, A. d, lS4S, in the court
of common pleas, OF said Carroll county, by Kezi-
an jane Watt and james William Watt by = lillian
Stoakes their next friend and guardian, and is now
pending wherein the said plaintiffs demand partition
of the following premises, to wit: The undi
viIed east hIlt OF the southwest quarter
OF section 20 twenty, township thirteen, I3, and
angc four, A. of the Steubenville land District
except so much thereof as is included within the
town plat OF the town Of " attsville and that at
the next term of said court, application will be
made by said plaintiff for an order that partition
may be made OF said premises.
Kesiah Jane Watt and james William Watt by
William Stoakes the Guardian and next friend
March %, IS4S. "a ot pr fee $500
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FRAZIER & DRENKEK
Wholesale GrOceTs, Produce and Com.
mission Merchants.
MARKET STREET, BETWEEN THIRr AND FOURTH.
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO

MARKET STREET, BETWEEN TMRr AND FOURTH.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
Would beg leavr To call the attention ,r NOR.
chants of Carroll County to their stock of Ci,o.
ceres, which embraces ah extensive stock Of olI
goods usually kept in such establishments. -
Mr.. Drenncn. Of the firm. is in the South,
where he will remain until Spring. pure hasing
Sugar and Moasscs from first hands. thus en-.
abng us 10 sly with confidence that, as regards
qualify aud price, our stock will not suti;r in
comparison with thai orany house in this place.
Being satisfied that we can make il the in,pr.
est of the merchants of Carroll county 10 ex.
tend TO our establishment liberal share oCtlrir
patronage, we respectfully cnmmrnd il 10 YOUR
favorable consideration, under the assurance of
firm determination ON our part to conduct il
on the most just and liberal principles.
Strubenville, Feb. II. l848.
SEVENTY-FlVE hhds. prime N. o. Su.
gar just rec d ant for sale at unusually low rutes
by FRAZIER g. DRENNEN.
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The state OF OAiO, Carroll County, SIS:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Arnold, and his
wife ROsanna Arnold In Partition.
In Partition.

Samuel ibert ct. ais.
S MUEL SIBEBT and Anna Sibert, Mary High
land, and Samuel Highland, children OF Mary
Highland deceased OF Carroll County Ohio, Will
liam Hodge and Sarah Hodge, his wife OF Tuscaraw-
as county Oho an the children and Heir at law
of Rachael Harsh deceased whose place Of resi-.
dence unknown to petitioners: but whose names are
believed to be ndrew Harsh, John Harsh, Joseph
Harsh benjamin Harsh, Samuel Harsh, Daniel
Hursh Rebecea Harsh, Mary Harsh and Susanna
Harsh, will take notice thit petition wds filed
gainst them on the 9Th day ol January A. l..
lS48, in this court, and is now pending wherein the
said Peter Arnold and ROsannl Arnold his vie, de-
mund partition OF tue following real estate n
Carroll County hio, to wit: the northwest quarter
OF section tweuty-threc in township fifteen (l5
of range six 81 containing one hundred and sixty
acres OF which Peter Sibert, died seized and that
at the next term OF 5 id Court, application will be
made by the said Peter Arnold, and Rosanna his
wife, for an order that partition may be made OF
said premises.
VAN BROWN, Atty for Pct'r
Fphruarv al 1919 II 6t
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JUST A RRIV D D,

A FRESH AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ERUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS,
DIE.SruFFS, BRUSHESr FOREIGN 81
DOMESTIC PERFUMERY.
The subscriber has again renewed his stock O
the above articles, including among other things
an eXcoll5nt lot of camwood, Iogwood, lac dive,
cochineal, cream tartar, alum prnssiale, and
BIchromate Of Potash, and Acids Also, of
Oils, sperm, Lard, Olive, castor and FIaxseed.
Physicians wishing TO supply themselves with
the very best quality of medicines, will do we'll
10 call. Among these are the various extracts,
such as of Indian Hemp, Quassia, Rhei, Vale
rian, &C., together with many orthe latest med
icines in use.
Prescriptions put up with care.
II. S. ITENING,
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Levi NJ. Davis, Eli B. Lukins, Achsa NJ. Davis,
Jonathan Conley, Sela Coney, Henry IL. Davis,
Deborah Davis, Susannah Davis.
The said Levi M. Davis, AChsa Nj. Lukins in
tcrmarred with Eli b. Lukins Sea Cuney, inter-
married with Jonathan Conlcy, Henry IL Devils,
Deborah Davis and Susunnah Davis will take no.
tce that petition was filed against them in the
court of common pleas in and for said Carroll
county, by James Davis Administrator the es-
tate OF Ezekiel Davis Deceased, and is now pend
inc wherein the said administrator prays said court
for leave to complete certain contract made by
said deceased in his lifetime for the sale of the fol-
lywing described tract or parcel OF land to John
pearce, to wit: ituate in the county Of Carroll, q
State of Ohio; part OF the north west quarter of
section No. thrj -oac, township fourteen, and range
five, being the same quarter section on which is
situated the town plat Of Centreville now Carroll
ton in said county, and being situate on the north
west corner Of said quarter section, as foows
beginning at the north west corner Of said quarter
and running south twenty-seven and four tenth
poles; thence East Iorty-two poles; thence north
thirty three and one half degrees Fest eight and
four tenth poles to the north boundary line of said
quarter thence west lorty-seven poles to the be-
ging, to comprise eight acres, with the privilege of
an ally IS feet wide on the south side of said ascr
bed premises, anl that at the next term Of said
court application will be made for leave to complete
said contra t..
james Davis Administrator OF the estate Of Eze-
kel Davis, by Eckley and Davis his Attorney.
March 2nd l848. 2l6t