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MEDICAL NOTICE,
Thomas ii. WhitaCre, Nj. ID.

Beg5 leave to inform the public that he has To-
Gated in the town of NOrrstown, Carroll county,
Ohio, where he will hold himself in readiness to
attend to all calls IN his line OF business. Hav-
ing made himself acquainted with the various
branches Of the medical profession, he feels con-
fdent OF rendering satisfaction to those who may
favor him with a call. The following certificate,
from Professor McCo0k, is appended Tor the inior-
nation OF the public:
New LISBON, January %, l847.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-I am we'll acquain-
ted with Thos. Fl. Whiacre, W. d., and it gives
me pleasure to testify that he sustains an uneI-
ceptiOnabIe moral character. This Doctor attend
ed one course Of lectures in the Medical School
at Cincinnati, and second course in the Viii.
loughby Medical College, from which he received
the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine tile present ses-
sion, which has just terminated. | cannot for
bear an expression of the honor with which he
acquitted himself on his final examination, and
the unlimited satisfaction which it rendered the
faculty. He entels on his profession with much
promise, and strong claims to the favor OF moral
and intelligent community. 1t is my sincere de-
sire that his success in life may prove equal to his
claims on the lovers of humanity and science.
e. McCOOK, NJ. D.,
Prof. of Surgery in the Willoughby Med. Col.
Norristown, October 90, l848-2-tf.
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The Meeting on Wednesday next.

The State Central Committee with most COM
mendabIe vigilance has appointed meetings to be
held in almost every county In the State, pre-
yious TO the Presidential election. To Carroll
county they have assigned Hon. John Woods
pf our own State, and Hon. Caleb B. Smith Of
Indiana, both efficient and eloquent speakers
MIR. Smith has been noticed in various places as
only second TO our own Corwin. Mr.. Smith is
q genuine advocate Of Free Soil--every inch a
Wing, and therefore supports the election Of
Gen. Taylor. We trust it is not necess ary for
VS. 'OHrge upon the Wings oGCarOll--the friends
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Sale Of Real Estate BY order Of Court.

vii! ie offered for sale, on the prsmi. e.. on
Monday The 18Th day oi November, lg4r, Letwesn
The hours Of lOoc ok, 4. q. aud O'Clock. pm
oi said day tue following real estate, belonging
10 The estate oi Hugh WIlherow, a,e Of Carol
county OHIO, decea-eI, 10 Wit Lot No, 81. in
IAe 'o"nO NoTsiJwu, ilh the appurtpnancss
theft!o belonging, TERMS: 0rr.thud cash in
hahd and the balance IN two yearly payments,
win interest, secured by mortgage on the premi-
ses. JAMES ICITTJF pnLH
Executor on he 'sIaIe Of nugh Wthtrow,
October 6, l84&--52-jt. Hr, lie I.5O.
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The National Era represents US as supporting
Gen. Taylor because he is "less objectionable
than Cas,' on the subject Of Slavery Exten.
sion. Tbs, true, but notihe whole truth We
support him mainly because the Whig parry
is far nearer right on this aud other great ques.
lions Of The day than its antagonist. We think
the editor Of the Era has personal knowledge
that the fact is so. Gen. Taylor is but one
man; the Philadelphia Convention is now sha.
dow; the great party under whose banner we
resisted the Annexation Of Texas and its conse.
quences is the same glorious party sill, whoey.
er may proclaim il disbanded or dead. We
trust that will yindcale its fair fame against all
gainsayers Tribune.
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Steamboat Accident aud Less Of Life.
New Orleans. Ocl. 10

New Orleans, Oct 10.
The steamer Piney Woods, bound 10 this
port, has been burned on Lake Poncharlrain--
10 lives lost by the accident, and eight saved,
Among the latter was gentleman and his wife,
three ladies', and two children.
Ex-Lieutenant Tilden has published card
dated Biloxi in which he solemnly denies par.
lcipating in any manner in Mr.. Schoolcrait's S
death at Sault Ste Marie, and offers 10 surren.
der himself for trial.
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A RUMoR.-There is rumor ahoat that Mr.
Horace Greeley has sold out his interest in the
N. Y. Tribune and is about settling on a large
tract of land in Wisconsin. We do not believe
the rumor, but it may be true.-[ Racine Ad.
vocate,
05-The chap who imagined the above must
have Forgotten our opposition 10 any man own
ing "a large tract Of land ~ Tribune.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Executor OF the estate of
james ?. Mclaughlin, deceased, late Of Carroll
county, Ohio. 1hose indebted are required 10
make Immediate payment, and Ii1ose having
claims against said estate are requested 10 pre-
sent them, legally proven, for settlement within
one year from this date.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, Ex'r.
Sept. 8, l848.
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NOTICE.

Notice. IS hereby given, to all those who are H.
dehted to the late firm OF Cummings 4 Cameron,
that payment is required, and if not attended to
soon, they may expect to fad their notes and sc-
counts in the hands Of the proper officers Tor ro-
lection. CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
CarroIlton. September % IC4g-5O-3t
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CANTON FEMALE SEMINARY,

The winter term in this institution will COM
mence on Wednesday, the 18th of October, and
continue twenty two weeks. The terms Of tut
ton will be the same as the last term. It is i'm
portant that all who design attending the Semi
nary should be present on the first day of the
term, as an absence of few days is injurious
both to themselves and the school.
E. BUCKINGHAM, Principal.
Canton. Octnher IH4G-h2-2t
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Estate of Dinah WestGaII.

Notice is hereby given, that have been ap.
pointed administrator on the estate OF Dinah
Westtal, late Of Carroll county, Chic, deceased
Al! persons indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present them, legally
pfoVeh' iof settlement, within one year from this
dale. SIMEON WESTFALL. Admir-.
September go, I84S-5l-3t.
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kHEUNtrsH CuEEn.-Joln Burns, living Al 2G2
n. Second street, PhiisGe lpLil, had been several
years afflicted Nth Rheuma.ic Pains 10 yar1us
part d tbe body Duung which time he tried va
rious remedies, and used 0uiWard applications With
out number end IN all cases Eith no essential bcns-
ht-&es finally induced 70 make trial Of Wnght's
Indian Vegetable PiiIs sing - reEt box ol which
not only gave relief blt alter using them a short
tue drove every particle Ol pain from the body.
BEwAEE OF C0gsIEEfLfTs AsB lElTATIJss, --
Remember that De original and Uniy genuine ln-
dian Vegetable Pills have the written Signature Of
William Wright On the top label Of each lox.
The genuine il FOR sale by ". A. S,idaer, Car
roit0ui 5. A. Highland, New Harrsbnrgh; James
Forbes Sen, New liagerstoWn; R0Ly q Co Lees
burgh Sinclair d Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCss-
Key Palermo; and Wholesale ana retail AZ the pin
cipai CtiIce, lGg Race st., Pmlad.
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CARROLL SELECT SCH00T

The winter session of this school will Opep Oh
Wednesday the 25th of October for the instruction
of males and females in the various branches ofan
English, mathimatical and classical education ~
Terms OF tuition as heretofore, For further par.
tculars respecting the school, application NAV be
made to " COLE.H.iyN, Principal.
Carrollton, October 10, 1898.
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1t is stated that Edward Everett, Esq. has
been selected to deliver the oraton before the
New England Society, in New York city, and
that he has accepted the appointment.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors on the estate of Ma
thaniel Pennock, deceased late of Carroll county.
Ohio. Those indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are requested to present
them, legally authenticated, for settlement within
one year from this date
JACOB H, PERDUEl
JOHN HOLE, Tx rs
October 6, lS4S-52-3.
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WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. 6. 1913.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 6, l84S.
DEAR Sir: Political excitement here, has prob.
ably reached its climax; and the LocooCos are re-
sorting to every expedsnt for the purpose of boil
stering up a sinking cause. Our news from Penn
sylvania is of a most cheering character; the
Wings there never better organized, and more con-
fdent Of success. Our news from Georgia is all
that we could wish. We have elected four Whig
Representatives.
The LOcoGocos here admit that there is no chance
OF fsuccess without Ohio. Some heavy bets have
been made here within few days; the heaviest
bets have been made H. H. SLAYTER. the man who
has amassed large amount of wealth by his trade
OF buying and selling human beings. The prison
and yard which he built in Baltimore, at once for
the safe keeping of his captves, and as market
place, where they might be examined-must have
cost him large sum of money lie staked at
Browns Hotel in this place on the 4th inst, three
thousand dollars in one bet, on the general result
His sole chance was on Ohio going for Cass.
understand that he has bet large amount on Ohio,
and feeling sure Of Ohio he is anxious to bet
OOO more in the general result, for the purpose of
making up his bets to the sum of $4,000. This
same man largely increased his ill-gotten gains at
the last Presidential election, by betting on Mr..
Polk' These are all facts which cannot be con-
troVerted, and | trust their publication will have
tendency to awaken the people Of Ohio. This
Mr. Slater, be it remembered, is the same man who
was so anxious to lynch Mr.. Giddings during the
lass session OF Congress; and strange as it NAV ap-
pear, Mr.. Giddngs and his Van Buren, friends are
now co-laborers with this man Slater, to bring
about the election of Cass and Butler, and Conse-
quently the extension of Slavery
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-20

A Steam Boiler, is feet long, by 80 inches
diameter, and the castings for mill, may be had
cheap by applying to A. l.. LITTELL.
carollton, June 80, Is4o-Ss-tE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-20

Lot No. 36, in Atkinson and McCook's addi.
wn' is adjoining the Jail alley, and enclosed.
Jun to sell it. Il. LlTTrII
-hse 50, lS4s-36-Q.
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Dry Goods. Grocerles, WardWare,
ROUGH AND READY.
The subscriber is sill engs ged in the taori
sness, in OIL is branches, in the town OF
Harlem. Carroll county, Ohjs,

Whtre ne 10 Constantly prepared to make al. de-
strpiohs oi ciOiHlug. in IHs latest style, and most
approved manner, upon very short notice. A.
he IS IN The regular receipt OF 5. A. q A. b.
Wards Philadelphia Fashions, be is determined
not 70 be ouIdOne, either in the style or durability
Of be workmanship. The patronage oil the pub-
lie is sespeciIu,ly solicited. I. HOWEY.
October % IGle-2-f
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PENNSYLVANIA Election,

What shall we say concerning the late elec.
ton in Pennsylvania! What can we say2 Two
days since, we should have said that WILLIAM
F. JOHNSON, Wing, was elected Governor by
upwards of 5000 majority. To-day all is en-
veloped in unceranty--in impenetrable fog....
The probability is, that Johnson is elected tho
the latest Intelligence casts a shade of doubtupo
this point. The Legislature will be Wing in
boIh branches, which will secure the election ol
a United States Senator in the room Of Simon
Cameron, Locofoco. The Locofocos, have pro-
badly gained one member Of Congress. Thc
following are the members elect, so far as as.
cerlained: I
/. l.. c. Levin, N. A.
2. Joseph R. Chandler, w.
5. Henry D. Moore, w. gain.
4. John Robins,t jr. D.
8. John Freedey, W.
6. Thomas Ross, D.
7. Jesse c. Dickey, ".
8. Thaddeus Stevens, w.
9. William Strong, D.
10. NJ. Nj. Dimmck, d.
II. Chester Butler, w.
la. David WiImot D.
IS. Joseph Casey, w.
IA. C. w. Putnam, w.
Is. Henry Mes, W.
I6. J. X. McCanthan, D. gain,
II.
1S. Andrew ]. Ogle, ".
10. Job Mann, ID.
20. R. R. Reed, w.
81. Moses Hampton, w.
22. J. w. Howe, w.
23. James Thompson. W,
"a. Alfred Gilmore, D. gain.
+Csntested by John 8, Little. W.
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FEyER AsD AGuE erRED by the use Of Dr.. NJ
Lanes Liver Pills. The following letter frun
highly respectable gentleman Of West Union Per.
ker county Indiana il triumphant testimony in "a
'or OF this really great medicine. : hose who are
suffering under this affecting disease can find i'm
mediate relief and speedy cure by the use OF Dr..
MLane's Liver Pills.
"NEsT UsoS, Parker 60. Ia.
November 18th, I845.
Messrs. Kidd & Co.-About one wear ago re-
ceived Of your agent lot Of DIR. M'Lanc's Liver
Pills, which sold Immediately and wish another
supply as soon ns possible. When | received these
pills J was myself suffering from an attack Of Ague
and Fever, butby the use Of these pills alone, have
been completely restored to health believe them
to be the best remedy for bilious complaints have
ever known. JONATHAN BoUCHNAs.
For sale at
AGEKTs.-McCall's drug store, and Isaac Atkin-
son g. 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; G. L. Boegel, Magnolia, J. Sinclair e.
Co., Malvern; Hull & Buss Oneida; R. Z Smith,
Pekin; Hbbett d BOOry, Minerva; Jacob Jones,
Harlem Springs r. G.. Story Kigore; McElroy
q Russell, Jefferson; Hanna g. Medll, New Rum
ley; A. F. Crosby New Market ]. NJ Holmes &
Brother, Masters Mills; Carr g. Cummings, Lees
burgh Latimer & Forbes, New Hagerstown; H..
Roby & Co., New Hagerstown.
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CHEAP GOODS.


Are uow JUS. receiving aud opening, one Of ,h-
est ass1umeU.s OF good ever offered 10 ,h. ;ul .
lie, 10 l1.s place. their goods were selected 10
Philadelphia and Ralumore, with great care, aud
designed for this srason Of the icar They have
a very general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Qpssa',rare, Cv,'sr, Shof, Boois Sole Leai hsY
Ht'', CoP'. Sperm aad ToHHsrt oil, &c. &c.
They will sell the above orioles for cash. or ex.
change shsm Tor the ordinary products OF the
country, al fair prices.
Believing "tha! short settlements make long
friends" they have adopted The rule oil settling
frequently " ID their customers.
CarrOlilyn, October 20, IGI3-2-tf
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The following extract is from letter addressed
by an intelligent gentleman at Washington City
to his friend in this city:
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TOR ISl9.

An illustrated work, comprising a fine series of
embellishments, with interesting descriptions, in
one handsome large octave, OF 400 pages, elegant
ly bound in gilt and lettered in the most finished
style Of modern book making.
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A Book for every Nan, Woman and Child in
the United States.
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OHIO ELECTION,

tCsntested by John 8. Little, W.
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SEARS Pictorial FAMILY ANNUAL,

IN PRESS AND WILL BE PUBLISHED BY THE LAST
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

yea upon a subject. MT of international law
tai % foreign p..,.. indicates g.. t.D con.
.t4N The t4 .. iu,u.. t..u.. e.I
rit... un,...', ..u., o.. u. d.. .rj "a
arclinau M lfr,, .nia, Fri .r.a or,l ,,saL.
..u4s of ,lc pu,f.lr v,aAu.., d.. Executive
r.v,t. unless sun. ..t.a Isl. .U., .' tie
I@oylc. NO power can sand unsupported
i, It. ALLAN mul,Ia,D, v.A.ut.t, sA...
nau.
II follows ucu that The election ur tie
Executive clurvi lc o., accomplishment, 81
auy polite end The IL .u,'c power ).
nevertheless pow ,tlc,s uu,u.tam,lb the
}.icc q the cDrlc anil press. Should 900
Executive bc elected strongly rrcpossc,,,I
against slavery. hi, ever, movement would
lo cycd with ical.us eve. The South
who raih., with Ga, N,tl1 around tic same
party standards md common interests
who have been taught by their ancestor,
that slavery 10 no, a moral eyil--v ouM
suppose at once that furcib,c means wcr, tu
raur,crl Us custom AMI sanctioned hy
charter Sectional organization would en-.
-ue and our nation discovered hy moro goo.
graphical lines be like the crumbhnc states
IF ill., oI valid W. w,n, No. F,ccr.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
ri TLiND COUNTY HERALD.
,.4t. ,,,., " -5t..s.,t- -..rFs. N-us. tN
by GEO. II. DEAMAN.
ON municatiOnS.

Co%,CIENCE AND POLITICS

'''''' '''\'H NN' I'hI W.
A. much Is 80. 10 these DAYS ~ improve.
~ .nt about conscience i'wav "u, raria'.
g. 1npt.p'r ray 'rw n.r.. uIn g..
subject l'a' OH m.1 lafr each a CON.
.''H''. 'haI assume o. hv'i 'ai -
Hut what Is conscience This question !,
van n',' answered by different learned and
eminent men 'I''s dohn'i g. b" that uIs.
Uncut who. Tie RATIONAL '"n' passes ca al
- ag'''n' Mutton calls :, 'H'is NM
ne ~ Dung ra'''lt '''of 10 man
pt \ 'l'rk SAYS MS faculty capable
o. receiving hsht hu' conviction from The
-I'n' "' "'-i' ana an'T'r. tn" end ~ Git
'nal matters, TO the soul that The eye docs
g. TIE h'hf m The process Of NN"n' ~
whatever nam" &C.. ,e'-roc may be d,,'.ra-
t'd It hn' great power ever tie character
H.d .."in.t o. maW and whore il Is needed
-'I D., d.c'r'e- '...v.1 '''s rendered e..
Oh" '' 'l-'.'ot anI Vigorous va pointing ont
''H' and 'Ar WRONG way. "r TIC differ
once between 'irtu u.s. and VICIOUS ats -
l''' sentinel that never s'cIs-A watch
man itat mover fails g. c.tc warning whom
-" j. n'ar-a lndgc that cannot be dccciy-
r' r mp col upon l'c1nnot BE- bought
'r s"li nor hHpcd nor c"Truf ted not Yet
can il be t"rrih'd but Is prompt and i'm
partial m I's decisions AMI r' lapse &C.
tine can obscure. tcnder lbs 'ule.b,", - IN
hcNh' ITS judgments No mar says
'"rySN,t7m ran t'cctrom ''c 'Idcmrnt Of
his own conscience Cirer. IN W., ora
ton for Milo well describe, tic power of
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shat, i'll feiner 3eit meines &stene fiblts itb
70 ,pobl ais leitoem ieb Sbre nnitdstarspas
naesa sstraMetts. Julia Srand.
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pr,ien gum @srfauf. @le bic Iicb nolb nibt
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penn poblfsilsn @tab!ifiimsnt in Der fspenn.
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felsStibls. Settiss &C., fsbr mobIfsil.
gHnnas GabinetsBerdtb,a als bureaus,
su alien Yrsiisn, Wittas5, Srubitif, pfsisr,
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