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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-23
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

On TUESDAY, the 4th day of July next, will
he offered for sale, on the premises, the following
real estate. belonging to he estate OF James SIM
clair, deceased, to wit: TWO acres and fraction,
(the two acres will be sold separate from the irac-
lion, and the fraction o an acre separate from
the two acres, the traction on Lisbon street,) w.
ing and adjoining the lot OF land belonging to the
estate of John Mcclure, Sr., deceased aud also
adjoining the town plat OF CarroIlton: Also, lot
No SO, in Bohart's addition to the town of Car
rollton, on Lisbon street, on which there is erect
ed brick house and other buildings: Also, Two
vacant lots, fronting so feet each, and being the
same length Of otherots, lying on Lisbon street,
in said town OF Carroton, 10th of which lay on
an alley: Also, the one undivided seventh part
Of lot number %, on the corner of Market and
Lisbon streets, CarrolIton, the one undivided sew
enth part of lot No. 90. on market street, Carroll
ton, and the one undivided seventh part of lot No.
H. on Lisbon street, CarroltEon, with the appurte-
nances; this property is better known as the Old
Boharl tavern stand, and is situated on the east
corner OF Main and Lisbon streets, CarrollIOn.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
GEORGE SLOAN.
CHARLES FAWCETTS La To-
Tune g l848-34-5t.
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HERALD OF TRUTH,

PROSPECTUS OF THE FOURTH VOLUME.
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Bilious FEVER generally begins with yawning,
stretching, pain in the bones, languor giddness, a
swelling about the region Of the stomach, bilious
vomiting, and other unpleasant symptoms.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are one Of the
best Of medicines for the cure Of Fevers, because
they purge from the body those morbid humors which
are the cause of every malady incident to man.
In cases Of fever, from four to eight of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills should be taken every night
or, the symptoms are violent, night and morning.
This plan, if properly carried out will, in short
time, subdue the most violent attack Of fever; al
the same time, the digestive organs will be restO.
red to healthy tone, and health and vigor given To
the whole frame.
BEWARE OF coUETERFEITs AND LIMITATIONS! =
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature o.
William Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine is for sale by H. A. Stidger, Car
rollton; S. A. Highland, New Hauisbnrgh; Jame
Forbes Sen, New Hagerstown; Roby g. Co. Lees
burgh; Sinclair g. Daniel Malvern; Geo. McCas
key Palermo; and wholesale and retail at the prin
cipal office, 1863 Race ST., Philad.
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From the Western Reserve Chronicle.
Address 20 the People OF Ohio.

TuNE-"0d RosiH The BOp."
Come ell ye true Whigs Of Ohio,
Gird on your political sword;
Leave the cattle and plow in the furrow,
And vote for our SEABURY FoRD.
Stand by our laws and our country,
Let our liberties still be restored;
Bring justice and truth for our standard,
And vote for our SEABURY FoRD.
Ye Democrats and ye Third party,
Your follies we long have depiored;
Come, join US like friends true and hearty,
And vote for our SEABURY FoRD.
There s Weller, the Democrats loafer,
Who thinks himself greatly adored;
But he cannot make fools Of the people,
Nor fool Of our SEABURY FoRp.
So come, every one do your duty,
And the warrior shall soon sheath his sWorC
Ohio become Wing all over
Its Governor-SEABURI FoRD.
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A PoETIcAL CANDIDATE.-We learn from a
sketch Of the "Lfe of VIM. o. Butler" the Lo-
cofoco candidate for the Vice Presidency, pub
lished in "The Union," and other prints, that
,this aspirant for national honors is "wooer oi
the muses." Who can now doubt his qualif.
cations for the Office to which he aspiresl The
fact that he writes doggerel-we mean poetry
ought to satisfy any reasonable man. That is
very essential requisite to presiding over the
Senate with dignity and decoruml
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Elizabeth Smith, ct. al.
vs.. In Partition.

Elizabeth Smith, ct. al.
vs. In Partition.
Elizabeth Mustard, ct. al.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Carrollton, on
Saturday the 22d day Of July, A. D. ls48,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o.
clock, P. M. of said day, the following real estate,
viz: the northeast quarter of section nine, (9l in
township sixteen, (l6) of range seven, (7) of the
lands made subject to sale of Steubenville, Ohio,
subject to the dover estate of Elizabeth Mustard
therein appraised at 81 10000, and may be sold at
$l,067,O0. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
June l6, ls4S-36-5t. Pr fee $2,25.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-23

Cor HIS REwARD.-The Hon. Arthur P. Bag.
by, one Of the United States Senators from Ala.
bama, has received appointment of Minister to
Russia, with an outf. Of $4,000, and salary Of
$4,000 per year. Thus is another member Of
the Convention which nominated James X. Polk
for bis disinteresied services.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

Carroll Lodge No. 1a4 of A. Y. Masons
will celebrate ST. JOINS Day, the Gath Of June
(ins,. at Carrollton, in the usual way-lhe Ad
dress and Sermon by Rev. Bro. M. P. Jamer
SON. of Wellsvile, Ohio. The neighborinI
Lodges and all regular Masons in good stand
ing, are respectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the Lodge,
H. A. STIDGER, Secretary.
June l6, l848.
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sly Cents Reward!

Ran away from the subscriber, on the 18th inst
an indented apprentice to the blachsmithing busl'
ness, named ABRAHAM STULLER. He is be-
tween 10 and l9 years of age, about feet 10 In
ches high, rather slim, and has ght complexion
1ebts which he may contract. will give the a,
hove reward to any person who may return sait
bov. but will not thank him for his trouble.
JOHN S. GOULD,
Carrclltcn, June is, lsiS-35-G,
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far from being q warm one. The criticisms Of
the press drove them from Louisville. Depra.
we'd, indeed, must be the public sentiment that
will countenance or tolerate such obscene exhi'
biIions in its midst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-23

90 motion, the meeting adjourned 10 NEE
again on Wednesday evening next, At candle
lighting.
VAN BROWN, President.
GEORGE F. KENEDY, Secretary.
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GREAT FiRE IN AKRoN.--We learn from the
Cleveland Democrat, that on Friday night last,
a most disastrous fire broke out in Akron, about
midnight, destroying properly to the amount Of
about $30,O00--some $4,000 Of which was
covered by insurance. The buildings destroy
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Washington Grays---AttentIOn!

YOU are hereby ordered to parade in Carrollton
on TUESDAY, 4TH JULY, ls4s, at 8 O'Clock A.
NJ, fully armed and equipped and provided with lS
rounds blank cartridges.
By order of the Captain.
VIM. COLEMAN, o. s.
Carrolton, June %, ls4s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 16, I848.
Major Graham has arrived at Washington di'
rect from Mexico, and States that Mr.. Sewer
had exchanged the ratification Of the Treaty Of
Peace with the Government Of Mexico.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John C. G. Nodurfth
VS.. In Partition.
Barbara Nodurtth, et ais
By virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the
court of common pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Carrollton, on
SutuRuy ate zad Ruy IF JaIy, A. d. l84S,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O..
clock, P. M. of said day, the following real estate
viz the southwest part of the southwest quarter o
section number seven, (7) in township fourteen
(l4 of range four, 4l containing s5 acres more OF
less, of the land ordered to be sold at Steubenve
Ohio, subject to the dover estate of Barbara No
durfth therein; appraised at $4,000 and may be
sold for $3l4,00. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
June Is, lS4s-36-5t. Pr. fee S2,25.
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MODEL ARTIsTs.--We see it stated in our ex-
changes that the "Model Artists" have arrived
At Cincinnati. Their reception at the south was
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S. STOKELEY,
Steubenville.
STOKELY & TRIP,
J. H. TRIP
CarrolllOn.

Attorneys and COunseIlOrs al LaU,
FFICE in the court house. The retainer ofth,
ne will secure the sevices ofthe other.
oCarrollton, May 2, lS45-f
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WASHINGTON, June l6, l84S.

W AouINU4O4Nl JUHO IVI IOTOs
The Senate ratified tho treaty with New Gre
NADIA, securing the Right of Way over the 18TH
mus Of Panama.
The President sent in the nomination of Hon.
Isaac Toucey, of Connecticut, for Attorney
General of the United States. Also, the nomi.
nation of Senator Bagby as Minister TO Russia,
vice Ralph J, lngersoll, recalled.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CARROLL COUNTY,
Carrolton, June 10, l848.
hereby certify that the foregoing is correct
condensed exhibit Of the receipts and expendi-
lures of Carroll county, for the year ending June
10Th, l84S, and that the statement of the several
funds remaining in the treasury is correct, as aP-
pears from the books in this office.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOSHUA D. PATTON,
Auditor OF Carroll county, Ohio.
June %, I848-37-3.
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Al EYHRIT

By balance sgainss Treasury. June
IO.h, 1915, s6J 80 .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Lore and Debi.-There is very little diff
erence between the manin Love and the
man in debt. Both the debtor and the low
er commence operations by promiSsory
notes; the former giving notes to his cred
itor, and the latter sending billet dour TO
his tair one. The lover, by promising to
cherish, is honored with place in the LADY,.
good books ; and the debtor by promising
to pay, winneth admission into the credit
or's !edgcr.-Love kecpeth its captive a
wake all night; so doth debt. Love is un-
calculating, and debt holdeth no reckoning.
The man who oweth money is in need Of
brass, aud so is the swain that poppeth the
question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Stark Couny.-The democrats Of Stark
held convention on the 9Th inst, and nom
mated ticket forconnty officers. They al
so appointed Oliver Whitaker, Esq, a del
egate 10 the Grand Division Judicial Con.
vention, and passed the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That we have the highest con.
hdence in the integrity and ability of the
Hon. j. d. Cation, and that we will use all
honorable means 10 secure his election to
the office Of Supreme Judge of this divis-
ion.
Tdce,ceH Couniy.-The following resolu-
tons were adopted at democratic county
meeting held in fremont on the 7th inst:
Resolved, that we recommend John ID.
Cation as a suitable candidate for the Office
of Supreme Judge Of the third division olthe
State of Illinois.
Resolved, That we recommend to the
Democracy ofthis circuit, J. McRober,s, Of
Nermlion county, as a suitable mau TO fiji
the Office of circuit Judge.
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oncert.

The "O'tawa Band" propose giving a
concert at the court house on Monday eve
n'ng, for the purpose of raising tho means TO
delray the expenses of hiring a teacher
The band has been organized some two or
three months, andt by dint Of close applica-
ton and frequent meetings, and the aid,
during part the time, Of an able instructor,
already play well, variety of tunes. The
h,.' THESE vii, be selected for the concert;
ANA a. there are some good singers in the
band, there have also been a number of
SleeS selected, to aid the attraction of voca
10 the instrumental pant OF the performance.
The price of admission will be - cts, and
we confidently believe the entertainment
will be worth the money.
Bat there are other and stronger reasons
Why this concert should be well attended
by our citizens. Every one is interested
in getting aud keepinsup good band here
it is a rcproach 10 a town 10 be without
one-yet II cannot be expected that the
men who devote their time 10 it, and on all
public occasions are expected TO resale their
fellow citizens with good music gratuitouS-
ly, should deiroy all the expenses # keeping
it up These expenses are heavy enough
without the item oiPayinS a teacher, and it
is but right that at least this part should be
borne by our citizens for whose benefit a.
lone Ihe band has been organized.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Several able addresses have been deliver.
ed here during the past week OIL this sub
Ject by the Rev. Mr.. Snow, and considera-
bic interest elected ia favor of the cause.
ohWednesday evening aSociety wasorgan-
lied by the election Of T. L. DlcKEY, ESQ.
as President, with five vice presidents, Sc
cretdry, treasurer, and board of managers.
Quite number of names were enrolled as
members OF the Society. The meeting adj
journed to meet again on the Is, Of July,
when an address will be delivered by the
president.
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Judge Thomas.---Thc Climax Of Impudchte'

About the biggest piece OF impudence we
have ever seen, is a eterpublished in the
wing and abolition papers Of Chicago, slgn-
cd by Judge Thomas, in which he comes ont
strongly in favor OF the Wilmot ProvlSo
Asa stub to the whale" this caps the oII'
max. Judge Thomas, who was run all O.
yer this district as the Hunkcr Candidate
operated with the men iuJmcagu nm az
tempted to get up meeting 10 condemn the
Wilmut Pruvso and read John Wentworth
out of The party for the support he gave that
principle who was nominated by a boilers
convention at this place on the giound of
his opposition TO the radicalism Of Went
worth-this man, now finding the ground
lie has stood upon sinking from under him,
has the elIrontery to turu around and at
tempt 10 STEAL WENTWORTIfS
THUNDER! There is something so dis
gustiug about this, that we are at loss TO
guess the motives Of the man. Can this
three-days convert-thiS frimmer-eypect
tohumbug the friends of Wentworth by any
such contemplate shift? Can he for mo
ment imagine that they would trust the man
who can so easily trim his sails TO catch ev-
cry breeze? In all the catalogue Of offences
which Hunkerism, and whiggery, and abo.
ltionism, have been able to invent against
Col. Wentworth, we know Of none thatc cat
,h tb;, IN tk, ty,y e,
goyuism. We have not had a very exalted
idea Of Judge Thomas as politician, ever
since he applied TO the legislature TO give
him the Office of Judge that he might use it as
a certificate of good character 10 aid him
III getting foreign appointment from Pres
ilent Polk; but we never before believed
him capable Of descending TO such meanneSs.
There is nervous article in the Chca-
cago democrat in which this last card of
Judge Thomas is commented on in the spir-
it it deserves. We suIjoin paragraph or
two.
II has indeed come TO pretty pass, when
one man can hope TO reap the fruits of a
mothers laborS. Does not Judge L. know
that of the fruit Of his own works, not Of a
mothers every man should eat? Can he
hope to ride into place upon the thunder he
once repudiated, butnow would gladly steal,
and not anticipate the fate of the filcher Of
heavens fire?
The truth is, the game is Wentworth
the prize is his place. Armed at all points,
this "seeond R ,@ j. az, prepared to go in
=, ~ 'e 'y"' g "e can
for the provso or to go against it, Ia ."-o'rrf
only destroy his adversary. "An upright
Judge, learned judge" has loaned him
self to this work has let himself down from
the sacred precincts of the laws tribunal
and placed himself at the disposed of set
ot Gamblers who have made trade OF pol
itlcs, and, as dernier resort have taken up
Judge Thomas, to sacrifice him in their last
desperate attempt to gain a position they
never can hope to attain.
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Cot. BENToN.-The wings have been
building largely Oh the supposed opposition
Of Col. Benton To the nominees of the Bal
iienesFP GpnKGRtiqlk, .yRfy.were fQo!sh G.
get his own noble injunction-"U Union.
harmony, concession, -every thing for
the cause, nothing for men," On his way
home from Washington, Gen. Cass was ac.
companed by Col. Benton as far as New
York. and there, in Old Tammany, the Col.
made speech 10 an immense ratification
meeting, in which he took strong and deci.
ded ground in favor OF the Baltimore nomin.
ecs. The following is the conclusion Of his
speech;
The Baltimore Conventian has met, and
has made nomination for four years. In
that nomination my principle has been iul-
filled. lsupport Gen. Cass because OF that
nomination; because he is distinguished,
worthy, aud elevated man, aud have a
iirm and abiding assurance, that should he
be elected, his administration will be such
as will prove honorable to our country, and
satisfactory 10 the whole democracy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

The Grand Division Conueniion at Ore
gon, on the I'd Wednesday in July, we Judge
from present indications. will be well alten-
',oacn.Ualf the counties ip II sSS; h, 90
"."' not, r. "'
already appointed ,neir delegates, aud the
rest are rapidly falling in. 1t is important
that the district should be organized, con-
cert of action established in it among the
democrats, and candidate selected for
Judge upon whom all can unite. 1t is only
by nomination that we can insure the cleo
ton of Judge by majority of the people,
and we hope we shall never have minori
IN Judge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

\ considerable amount of " heat is ari-
wing from the country, and their is decline
in price. Wool also continues 10 come in.
Oats are low and we notice the sale of a
few loads at 30 cents per bushel, though the
common price is only %.
Wheat, winter, 81 to 80; spring, Is, corn,
b cats, %, flour, country, superiine,
SO 30; fine do 81 50 city mills, winter,
81 81; spring do, 81 81 {; fine do, 4 G2l ;
pork, mess, $Sto SIC %Tri;aie do. $500;
''ia',s, smoked, l!c TO >, shoulders, &c TO 3;
lard, DC to ,! butter, Sc to L.; eggs, &c TO 4
potatoes, 22c to %; hides, dry, &c to Z;
green, Sc; wool, 10 to 30 Tribune, June
81.
BuFrALo, June 81, p. NJ.
Although there are few buyers in market
there is not much disposition TO sell good
brands of ilourunderS 81 10. Buyers of good
Ohio Wheat offer 81, but holders are not
disposed to yield to their views.
Pork is as before noted, and moderate
cuisines doings.
Fair demand for butter with sales Of
good Ohio at 10 IL II - cts, according
to quality. Cheese is selling freely.
No New York report.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

RemarhdbIc,-We have not yet seen it
stated in the Chicago Journal, nor any wing
paper in the district, that John Wentworth
has been killed in duel or by fall from a
horse; or that he has robbcda hen roost,
stolen a sheep, or run away with another
mans wife. All these stories must come
out before the election, or whisgery will no,
have half done its duty. lfihey don't tell
tbom soon the democrats will begin to sns-
pcct there is something wrong.