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Sears Popular Pictorial Works,
PROPOSALS

OF DR.. w. BEACH, for publishing his American
or Reformed Practice of Medicine, in two volumes
complete.
Vol. 1.-The basis of this volume will be the first
two volumes of my large work, c allied the AMERICAN
Practice, originally published in two volumes.
All extraneous matter, not Immediately practical,
will be revised anC the result of my late clinical
practice and experience, up to the period Of publca~
ton, will be embodied. This volume will constitute
complete EcLEcTlC OR REFORMED Practice OF
MEDICINE.
Vol. II.-Ths volume will contain complete
system of Medical Botany, Therapeutics and Phar-
macy, illustrated by the most splendid colored en-
cravings ever issued in this country.
Each volume will be complete in itself, and the
two may be had separate or together. My Medical
Dictionary, and also my work on Anatomy and Ply
sology, illustrated by numerous and splendid en-
cravings, are in course of preparation, and will
shortly appear. W, BEACH, w. ID.
p. S. Any paper publishing the above one year
shall receive a cory of the above works. lily.
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Sale Of See, 16, in Rose Up.

BY virtue of the statute in such cases made and
provided will offer for sale on Saturday, the oNh
day OF November next, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock, a NJ and / O'Clock on said day. at the
door of the Court House in Carrollton, Carroll CO
Ohio, the following described tract or parcels Of
land 10 Wit Lot No one, containing eighty acres,
more or less being the west half of the southwest
qa.Itcr of Sec sixteen, tp sixteen, rang :, gs.
township. valued at $780,
Lot No =, containing eighty acres more or less,
the east half ofthe southwest quarter ofthe sec A.
iOfcsaid, valued at $3.50.
Lot No. 3 containing 80 acres moro ~ less bcinr
the East half of the northeast quarter of the sec
Of "He"id valued at 500.
Lot No /, containing so acres more or loss be-
ia1 49, @csthalf Of the northeast quar.et aor,-
said, valued at 600
The terms Of sale of all the above lands, will
be in twelve equal annual instalments-the first
10 be paid in hand and the balance with interest,
annually. Possession given on the lst of A.
prlI l849. The above lots of land are in good
state Of cultivation; in the vicinity Of the Ohio
and Sandy e. Beaver Canals, and in yery
healthy region of country.
]. D. PATTON. Auditor, C. CO.
Auditors Office Carroll co. Carrollton, Oct l3 ls4S
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Locomotive Gas!
Final Accounts.

Final accounts OF administrators, executors and
guardians. filed in the office of the clerk of the
court Of Common pleas OF Carroll county, and may
be settled AT the next term.
Final account of John Moore, administrator Of
the estate of John Moore, deceased.
Final account OF Henry Crst, administrator
with the will annexed. OF John Crist, deceased.
Final account oi George Harsh, executor of
George Hartman, deceased.
Final account Of Andrew Sheridan, admnisIra-
tor Of the estate Of Isaac Barrck deceased.
Final account Of John Moorehouse, executor
of the estate OF Lydia A. Noduriih, deceased.
Final account OF William Davis, guardian OF
Mary Jennings, an insane person.
Final account Of n chnas Wirebaugh, admins
traitor Of the estate Of J. c. Wirehaugh, deceased.
Final account Of Wesley Martin. executor of
Simeon Martin deceased.
Final account Of Benjamin Boice, executor oE
Thomas EirI deceased.
Final account of Penncck and J. H. Perdue,
executors Of George Pennock. deceased,
First acconnt OF Alexander Cltrk, guardian OF
William Seaton, a lunatIc.
w. LLOYD. Clerk.
October 6, l848--52-3t.
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srIERIFFs SALE.

By virtue ol wit OF plurus Ii. ia. issued out
Of tie cont OF common pleas OF Carroll county
Ohio, aud to me directed, will offer tor sale a
the door OF the court house ia Calro.on, on
Fedne'aoy The 3hcf NOremIsr, 4. D. 1913,
teIweeu the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. ~, and o
clock, P. ". Of said dsy, the following Tcal estate
to vii: the east halt Of the southeast quarter o
section No. seventeen, IN in township No. six.
teen, l6) Of range Six, ,6) Of the land. made sub.
jecl to sale at SteuJcnyIlIe, Ohio, containing 90
acres, more or less. Taken in execution aud WiI
'e sold by me. Appraised ., S7OO co aad iuay
b. sold for sll2s 20. Terms cash.
t. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
October G, lg4e--j2-5t Pr. fee 81 so.
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leuer from one OF some note IN the eastern part
Of the State, 10 his friend 10 this city, says the
Slale, he thinks, IS sure forCass by some five or
ak thousand majariIy, but he cannot tell how
long il will roman 50, as The disastrous Effects
Of the Tariff Of '46 hare already rsdessi GER
tain classes, AID ia fei0 months they 'oii reach
Iie people! How co1lly do the lealers conIem'
plate the future distress Of the people, while
they aid in docciying them TO their own desIruc.
Uon.
But we can tell these false.heaued men, that
,hey NAV be mistaken in their calculaliuns.-
Tha, people aro beginning TO feel this effect oI
the Tariff sooner than they desired. the follow.
ing, which we copy from the Philadelphia In.
quirer, will show:
MoRE DEMOCRATS Our FOR TAYLoR-THE
WosKlNG Men MovlNG.-A friend has sent US
placard containing call for meeting Of the
Working Men of Ph1nixviIle, Pa. who are ia'
vorable 10 the election OF Taylor, Fillmore anC
Johnson. The meeting is 10 be held on Salur
day evening next, at q O'Clock. The call Is
liz ied by upwards Of ONE HUNDRED AMI
THIRTY neutrality-suspicious. heaters, rulers
spike cutters, nallers, aud others engaged in III,
iron works, us well as shoemakeTs, bucklayers
carpenters, &C., &C.; and our friends iuiorn
US that One-hird of the names are thuse ol Dem
ocralS, who have determined 10 60 for Taylor
Fillmore and Johnson. This IS a signfcan
sign of the times. The working men Of Penn
syyana are moving, and in the right spirit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-13

SPEECHES OF SENATOR ALLEN AND Col. Nor.
GAN.-These gentlemen addressed our citizens
yesterday at the Court House, Senator Allen
having the stand in the afternoon, and Col.
Morgan in the evening The speech Of Oho's
tall Senator was probably the same he prepared
for the Cevelanders in 1910, and which be said
they then refused 10 hear, for with very slight
variation, it would have been as opportune then
as now. He fully established the fact that the
alien and sedition laws were enabled under the
administration Of John Adams, and declared
with an emphasis which shook the Court House
"iron spire 10 foundation stone," that Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe and Jackson, each held the
Presidential Office for eight years; and also the
historical fact that the Adamses, Van Buren,,
Tyler, and Polk, each four years. The present
democratic" party, he affirmed, was the den-
tical same that rallied under Jefferson and over.
threw John Adams, and that the present Whig
party was none other than the one overthrown
with Adams. But he forgot TO mention the fact
that the three candidates before the recent Dem
ocrasc Baltimore Convention were all originally
bIack-cockade Federalsls, to wit: Levi Wood
bury, James Buchanan and Lewis Cass.
Senator Allen discussed no principle-not
one, his whole effort being calculated to excite
The worst passions of one portion of The people
against another. And such man represents
the great State Of Ohio in the United States SEN
ate.
We heard but a portion of Col. Morgan's
speech, burenough, we are sorry to say, to pre-
vent our entertaining the slightest respect for his
talents or honesty.
We incline to the opinion that these gentle.
men are doing much for the true interests ofthe
people; and we hope wherever they go they
may have large and attentive audiences. In
them the people may see Locofocoism exem-
plifed.- Cleveland Herald.
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y Total, 1885, ll6,409 100000 100000

The number and formidable character of disea-
originating in diseased state of the liver, has
long challenged the attention of medical men,
Some of these Diseases classed under the general
term of consumption, have been supposed incura-
BILE, and the unhappy patient was allowed to die,
without medical science being enabled to offer him
a hope of recovery. Happily this can no longer
be the case. remedy has been found which will
cure all these complaints, of whatever character,
arising from arrangement of the liver. The Pills
discovered by DR.. MLane, of Virginia. act directly
on the liver, and by correcting its operation and
purifying it from disease cuts off and extrpates the
complaints which have their origin in the diseases
of this organ. Remedies hitherto proposed for
these diseases have failed to operate upon the seat
of the disease; but Doctor M'Lanes Pills make
themselves felt upon the action of the liver, and
by cleansing the fountain dry up the impure streams
of disease which thence derive their existence.
For sale at
AGENTs-McCalPs drug store, and Isaac Atkin-
son & Co., Carrollton; John Potter, New Harris
burgh; Thomas Lake, Morges; Slemmons g. Alex
der, New Cumberland; George Manfull & Son, Au-
gusta; John R. Couch, Waynesburgh; Isaac Tel
Ter, Bolivar; C. A. Boegel, Magnolia, J. Sinclair g.
Co., Malvern Hull g. Buss, Oneida; r. E Smith,
Pekin; Hibbett & Boory, Minerva; Jacob Jones,
Harlem Springs; R. G. Story, Kilgore; McElroy
L. Russell, jefferson; Hanna g. Medill, New Rum
ley; A. F. Crosby, New Market; ]. M. Holmes &
Brother, Masters Mills; Carr g. Cummings, Lees
burgh; Latimer & Forbes, New HagerStown; IL.
Roby g. Co., New Hagerstown.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM J. GRAVES.

The Hon. WILLIAM J. GRAVES died at his
residence in Louisville, Kentucky, after long
ana painful illness, on the eth ultimo.
Mr. Graves' it will be remembered, was the
survivor IN The fatal duel with Jonathan Cilley,
few years since. Whatever may have been
the merits or demers of that "affair of honor. -
ii is very evident thai Mr.. Graves never recov.
cred from the shock. Since that fatal dav he
has been prey to grief,--a victim of unav,;I-
ing remorse; which, like canker preyed upon
his vilals until the work was finished, and con.
sumption closed his earthly career Both the
combauanIs are no more! The one fell vic.
i'm TO false code Of honor,--!ha other TO un
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-13
~. ltspeaks for i,seIl:

Law. hspeaks fOr itself:
"The operations ofIhe Sub-Treasury are BE-.
coming more manifest 10 the public, and igs ubu.
ses more obviously apparent What curse u
would b. 10 al the business interests Of our
country, in the event Of foil Treasury. lma.
gine rs effect with the government out Of debt
aud 40 millions On hard, a. was the case prior
10 the distribution among the States! The ma.
chiuery Ofbusncss could not move with such q
sum in specie locked up in the Government
vaults. i is an evil which is only bearuble ia
fair weather. shall rejoice IL ] live 10 see the
day when il is rcpudialed by all enlightened
men and erpuHged from The statute books"
This Sub-Treasury scheme is The great mca.
sure Of Mr.. Van Buren,, which he sill glOrics
in.--Pitis. GaE.
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Great Egyp!lan DRAGON CharlOll

drawn by twelve trained SYRIAN CAMFLs; two are
the sacred AIbno or White Camels the only ones
ever imported These were procured with great
difficulty, and at an immense cost, the more so as
this species deemed the Sacred Camels, the gilt
of Allah to the true disc pies of Mahomet; they
are never allowed TO be used for burden or as food,
and in 10 instance before was one allowed to leave
the country. This monster chariot will convey the
full New York Brass Band, attached to the company.
/ Another sight of great interest, which will form
part Of the procession is the QUEEN MAB's FAI-
/ BY CHARroT, drawn by ten dninutive Shetland
Ponies, driven in hand by the DIV arf MAJOR STE
VEINS, in conveyance Of ten Juvenile Equestrians.
! Some description Of the acts and astonishing per-
formances Of these strange Arab people is neCes-
sary in detail in the performance Of which is flying
leaps and double somersets Among other surpr-
sing feats, they will leap over horses, through bal
Ions and over canvass elevated ten feet high spring.
ing from solid stone battOut, will discharge mus
kets, seize dsggers and pick up various other OBJ
jects while in actual revolution. Also, forming
Pyramids Of human figures, Machmet carrying {.
round the arena Of six of the Arab family on hs
head-a weight Of over eleven hundred poundf;
and numerous other surprising feats, which from
their novelty f rJids all description.
Mr.. w. H. Kemp, the celebrated clown from
Astey's Drry Lane amrhithcatre, who las won
the sObriquent Of the modern Grmaldi. Also,
Eight Ladies!
/ The Misses Wells three in number; Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Wells, Miss Johnson, La Petite Equestrene;
/ Miss Wells, Dancuse and Equcstriene; Great E.
questriene, by Miss Wells.
/ Splendid performance Of the three celebrated
dminutve Shetland Ponies, viz: Rough and Rea-
dy, Black Hawk, and Bosphorus.
/ w. II. Kemp, will perform his feat of walking
on crutChes, nine feet hight
/ Mr.. g. W. Sargent will appear in one Of his
great changeabe acts.
Mr.. {. W. Johnson, the great two and four horse
rider
Miss Johnson, La Petite Sprite, is the youngest
and smallest Equestrian living.
will perform variety of posturing and gymnastics.
Mr.. kemps Pantonime of the Harlequins Froi-
les, or Mistakes Of Night
Locomotive Gas!
This exhibition will be lighted up as bright as
noon-day, by tie best Of light, by upwards of 100
burners.
Doors open at Il p. NJ. and at 6 in the evening.
Performance TO commence at j. NJ, and 81 in
the evening. Admission, Boxes, % cents, Chill
dren under years, half price.
0cFThe Grand Procession and Spectacle enter
ing towns on days of exhibition, will take place be-
tween the hours Of 10 and IL, A. NJ, on days Of
performance. c. GRISWOLD, Advertiser.
Carroton, October 6, lS4S.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

Will be offered for sale, on the premises, on
Monday the 3th day OF November, 1S4G, between
the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. M.,
of said day, the following real estate, LeIonging
to the estate of Hugh Witherow, late Of Carroll
county, Ohio, deceased 10 wit: Lot No, %, in
the town Of Norrstown, with the appurtenances
thereto belonging, TERMS: One-thild cash in
hand, and the balance in two yearly payments.
with interest, secured by mortgage on the pemi-
ses. JAMES UITHEROW
Executor on the estate OF Hugh Witherow,
October s, l848--52A5t. Pr, fee I50.
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October c, 1916
SheriG's Sale.
William WilheroW !
VS.. ) Order OF

William WlherOW
vs.. ) Order OF Sale
james Wltherhw, et ais.
~ virtue Of an order of sale, issued out of Il c
court OF common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house in Carrolllon, on
Wednesday h 9Th day of Norember nsrt,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ, and o.
clock, P. NJ. OF said day, the following real estate
to wit the southeast quarter OF section twenty
five, township fifteen, and range ire, containing
one hundred and sixty acres. Terms cash.
Z. MCGUIRE. Sheriff.
October G, l848--52-5t. Pr. fee $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-13

We give below The returns Of the late elec-
lion in this State, as far US received, at the time
our paper was put to press. These returns, ia
some instances, we are salisfed need confrma.
tion; in most cases, however, they may be reli.
cd upon as nearly correct. The returns, thus
far, indicate the election of Seabury Ford by q
decided majority.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The STATE OF ONO, CARROLL COUNTY, IS.
Court Of Common Pleas, September term, l84G
John Pearce
William Crow, et. ais.

William Crow, et. ais.
By virtue of decreLal orde of sale, issued ou
Of the court Of common pleas, OF said coully
TO me directed, | will offer for sale at the door o
the court house in CGrrollton, on
Saturday The llh day Of November, 4. D. 1913.
the oIlowing described real estate, to wit: situate
in the county of Carroll, aforesaid, aud in the
State OF Ohio, being part OF the northwest quar-.
ter Of section four, (4) township thirteen, I3j and
range five, (5) bounded as follows, to wit begin.
ming at post standing on the west line OF said
quarter, eighteen rods from the southw,s st corner
OF said quarter section, thence running north, a.
long said line, fifty rods 10 post, thence east ten
and half rods to post, thence south iorty rods
TO post, thence west four and one hof rods TO a
post, thence south ten rods to post, thence west
six rods TO the place OF beginning. containing
three acres, more or less. Sale 10 commence a,
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Terms cash.
GEO. F. kennedy,
Master commissioner in chancerv.
October 6, 1848-52-6t. Pr. fee 81.
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CANTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

The wtnges term Ia this institution viii com
nenre on "Wednesday. the l8lh OF OcIoDrr, aud
continue twenty-five weeks. The terms ol .u'-
ION will be lie same tie iasl term. II j. n-
portaut that aII who design attending the Semi
nary should be preseuI on the first day Of the
term, a. an absence OF few days 10 n utOur
togl 10 themselves and the school.
I. BuBKlNG HAM, Principal
Canton. 0ftof.rG Iutg-5p-gt
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

The recent election in Florida has resulted in
a complete Wing riumph,-Governor, Repre-
sentative in Congress, and both branches Of the
Legislature. 1t will devolve upon the Legsla.
Iure, recently chosen, TO elect a United States
Senator in the room of James D. Westcolt, Lo.
coroco, whose term will expire on the 4th oI
March next.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, to all those who are in
debted to the late firm of Cummings L Cameron,
that payment is required, and if not attended to
soon, they may expect TO find their notes and ac-
counts in the hands Of the proper officers for col
lection. CUMMINGS Il CAMERON.
Carrollton, September 90, 1848-50-3t.
Estate Of James p. Mclaughlin.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Executor Of the estate oi
James P. Mclaughlin, deceased, late Of Carroll
county, Ohio. Those indebted are required 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, legally proven, for settlement within
one year from this date.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, Ex'r.
Sept. 8, 1848.
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Estate Of Dinah westfaII.

Notice is hereby given, that have been ap.
pointed administrator on the estate OF Dinah
Westtall, late OF Carroll comfy, Ohio deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are required
TO rlake immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, % present them, legally
proven, for settlement. within one wear from this
date. SIMEON WESTFALL, Admir-.
September GO. I848--5I-3t.
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ELECTION IN CARROLL COUNTY.

ELECTION IN CARROLL COUNTY.
The election in this county has resulted in a
glorious victory. We last week expressed our
confidence in the Wings of Carroll. We felt
sure they would not disappoint expectation.
Our own hopes have been mole than realized.
We have elected the entire Wing ticket (excepl
Recorder) by largely increased maiorilies-as
follows:
Ford's majority for Governor, Gil
Mason's, Congress, 226
Hardesty Representative over Ayres, l79
Brainard over Snguf, l66
Daniel Commissioner, 14O
Fawcet p. II. Director, 100
McAIster Coroner, no opposition,
McCully Surveyor, do
Ebersoe (L) was reelected by a majority of
364.
In 1916 Van Browns (W) majority over
Fries (L) was 73. This year Mason's (W) ma.
jority over Cable L) is 236-more than trebied
If the Wings Of Columbiana and Jefferson have
done any thing like their duty, Mason is elcc-
ted. We have sent Cable from home, with
such rebuke us an honorable man would not
be proud Of, though an NJ. Z. If the Wings of
Columbiana have suffered The Locoloco candi.
date TO be elected, they richly deserve 10 have
him reside among thcm-a greater curse we
dare not invoke upon any community.
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dying remorsel There are others more deeply
implicated in that unfortunate affair, wo verify
believe Than either Of the principals; but we
leave iheha to the mercies er God aud their own
conscicnccs.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

So far as the returns have reached US, the fol-
loving gentlemen have been elected to the lie.
gislalure:
SENATORS.
Harrison and Jeferson--Pinkney Lewis
Stark-John Graham.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Belmont-Miler Penington.'
Carroll and Tuscarawas--George Hardcsiy,'
Ezra Brainard.+
Columbiana-David King.
Ilarrison--John Hammond"
JoffersOn--Andrew Scou.+
Stark--Benjamin F. Letter.
Those marked with are Wings.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors the estate Of Ma
thaniel Pennoek, deceaset, late OF Carroll county
Ohio. Those indebted 10 said estate are required
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims sganst said estate are requested 10 present
them, legally authenticated, Tor settlement within
one year from this date
JACOB II. PERDUEJ r..
John HOLE, Ia -
October G, I84s-J2-3
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A Steam Boiler, Is feet long, by 80 inches
diameter, and the castings for saw MILL may be had
cheap, by applying to A. L. LITTELL.
Carrollton, June 80, ls4s-3S-tf.
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PENNSYLVANLA ELECTION.

We have received but few returns from the
Tate election in Pennsylvania; these, however,
show that Mr.. Johnson, The Wing candidate for
Governor has gained upon his oPPonenln every
county heard from, and that there is u strong
probability of his election.
The following are the reported maoriIies, as
far as heard from:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-13

The New York Journal of Commerce pub.
fishes the following extract of letter from a
Democrat in the Western part of that State, dat.
ed the Goth Sept, Of the odlous Sub. Treasury
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A REQUEST.

If the gentleman who borrowed my over-coat
some time in May last will return it, will thank
him. have forgotten who it is.
JAMES NJ. DAVIS.
Carrolton, September %, 1913.