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Great Increase Of Reading Nj attcr!!

The LADY's Book for the ensuing year will pre-
sent many novel features suited to the advanC-
ing demands of the public taste. i has ever been
the object OF the Publisher To take the lead among
the popular Magazines of this country; and the
host OF mtators who have heen constantly fol-
lowny-"toiling after him in vain'-are suti-
cent to attest his brilliant success. The prompt
ness with which every new idea that he suggests
is adopted by others, is sufficient reason tor his
not being very explicit and exact in his promises
for what is yet TO come He does not wish to lay
out plans tor Others TO follow. 1t is sufficient
however to say that all the existing popular iea-
lures of the Lady's Book will be retained, and
many new ones, particularly attractive in La
dy's Book and Family Magazine, will be introdu-
ced The useful and the elegant will always 10
kept in view. ....... ...
The Fashions, always an interesting eature to
the Ladies, will receive the most asSiduous al
tenton, particular care being taken 10 give the
Real Paris Fashions (Amercanzed) Of the most
recent date, in advance Of all other Magazines.
The Patterns and instructions for Ladys Fancy
work will be continued and enlarged.
The popular series of "Ornamentul cottages"
which has already exerted so extensive an intu-
ence in improving the taste for Rural Architecture
| in our country, will be continued, and great
number ol new and beautiful designs for ottages,
farm houses, and villas will be given.
The Literary Department will be conducted
with inc eased vigor-many new contributors OF
known reputation being already engaged.
The series Of splendid Historical and Fancy
Steel Plates will go on, usual exhiI ting to the
country the progress Of high art among our ma
tive painters and engravers. -
In short the Lady's Book will continue to be-
as it always has been, the first in merit, and by
far the most popular OF American Magazines
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will boa
petition presented to the Commissioners of Car
roll County, at their March session, 1848, for the
vacation of so much Of the road leading from
Matthias Mcrrill's to llastingsvilIe-commen'
cling for said vacation on the lands Of Matthias
Merrill, in Fox Township, thence TO the cross
roads on the lands Of Jonathan Potts, where i
intersects the Carrolton road.
And also to locate so much of the road as i:
now made through the lands of John N. Rus.
sell, and 10 intersect the McChanicstown roac
leading from Myers mill to McChanicstown or
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NOTICE

is hereby given that there will be petition presen-
ted to the Commissioners of Carroll County Ohio
at their next session praying for the location of q
County Road, commencing at the State road neaI
the school house in district No. 6, in Harrison Tp
in said County to run from thence South on the
east of Daniel Highlands house, the nearest and
best way to the section line between Robert Deny
and William Westbay; thence along said section
line to or near the or creek passing through the
land of Rande B. Sprague, the nearest and best
way to or near the barn of William Woods, where
Solomon Need now lives. MANY PETITIONERS.
January 9th, lS48 l3 At paid
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PRINTERS NOTICE

The undersigned would respectfully sugges
to all who are indebted TO the establishment o.
the Carroll Free Press, up to 26lh Nov, 1847
that il would be to their advantage to call anC
square up their accounts, pay off THEN notes
duebills, &C., Immediately, He fears he wi
forbear until forbearonce ceases to be virtue
lie will be found at the Law Office Of Eckey
g. Davis, Two doors south Of Gen. IL. A. Std
gers Store. A word to the interested is sufi
cient.
T. w. COLLIER.
Carrollon, Jan. IA. 1848.-t4.-3t.
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NEW TINWARE MANUFACTORY.-.

The subscriber invites public attention 10 his shop
Just opened, one door east of the General Taylo
House, formerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkins.
where he intends manufacturing to order, as alsc
keeping on hand, tin, copper, and brassware, ia
such variety as the demandmay seem to require.
He hopes by the closest industry and untirlnt
attention, to merit such encouragement Us viii
wsnant him to continue andeXtend the business,
Every description Of mending in his line, prompt
~ done to order. THOMAS Fl. ATKINSON.
Carro:on, June %, l847-37-tG
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Trnsfccs' Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust, executed to me
by VIM. N. Mafit, and wife for the benefit OF
John FIeck, Isaac Atkinson Sr., R. II. Legget,
and R. McElderry, will offer for sale at the Court
House in Carrollton, Carroll Co. Ohio, on
Saturday the 10Th Of Feb next, Lot No. l6,
in the original plat of said town. The same
may be purchased at private sale.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS Trustee.
January IA, l848. IL la'
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JOHN HESTON,S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrj-
bers have been appointed and qualified as ad.
minisuarors on the estate Of John Hcston late
Of Carroll county Ohio. deceased, dated at
Carroton this 2lst day of Febr'y A.. d. l848.
ABRAHAM BATTlN,
LENNA HESTON.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Directors oI
School district No. /, Centre township, Carroll
County Ohio, have levied tax of ii and one
tenth mills upon the dollar valuation of the tax
able property in said district, which tax will be
required to be paid on or before the LIST day o
April next to the Treasurer Of said District.
JOHN STERLING, D,.oo r
VIM. THOMPSON, o,J I:D,':'
ROBT. McELDERRY. ""'' o'''''"
February Gath, l848.
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CAUTION.-Whcreas my wife MARY ANN
MCINTYRE has lett my bed and board without any
cause or provicaton, thereby forwarn all persons
trcm trusting or harborng her on my account, as
am determined not to pay any debts of her con-
tractipg. WILLIAM McENTlRE.
Feb. Sd, l848 l7-3t-paid
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SUGAR KETTLES.

Thisis the season for making sugar, and now
have for sale, at the foundry number Of suitable
large iron kettles, which will sell cheap.
feb cath A. l.. LITTELL.
POTS, Sklits, Ovens and lids, of all sizes made
of the best of metal may now be had cheap at the
Carrollton foundry, A. L. LlTTELL.
Feb. "a,
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between RICHARD & HEBRON in the Sa ldlery
business was this day dissolved by consent OF par
ties concerned, The public are hereby iolewarn-
ed against trusting the firm, as am determined to
pay no debts contracted by said firm hereafter.
WIN. HERON.
PERRYsvLLE, Carroll co. O.,
November 5, I847 .-(Dec. 17-9Wp)
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NOTICE.

The partnership existing under the firm OF
Cummings Il Cameron, will be dissolved on the
first day of April l848. All persons having un.
settled accounts with them will please call and
make settlement on or before that time.
CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
Corrollton, Feb. l7lh, l848.
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A LOVE LETTER.

An Indiana girl writes long letter to her Gu
lover in Mexico closing with what was intende
to be verse Of poetry. Poor creature, how ba
she feels Hear her pa,ntive strain
To think that you are gone so far
A fasing cannons g. guns g. If bal ithts you
know you can no more return
but il this should your fortune bee & you come
here 40 more hope We'll meet on yonder shore
where we shall part no more
for about here menny men | sea
and menny dus sea me but mong them all
! cant be pleest like | was pleest with thee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06

Out Lots for SaIc.--Every man in town
wants an out lot. have six one acre lots, beauti-
fully situated on level plat of ground, and all adj
joining each other; enclosed, and well set in timo-
thy and clover will sell them separately or TIM
gether, as may suit They are 4th of mile frog
Carrollton, adjoining MIR. Kintner and Mr.. Hastno
and front the State road leading from Carroton OF
Leesburgh Jan. 81 A. l., lITTELL"
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GOdCy'S Lady'S Book and Family Magazine
FOR IS4S!!

EDITED bY SARAH J. HALE
MISS E. LESLIE, Author Of The usW RoUel o(
".Ameiid, or Young Lady's Vicisshudes' es'-W.
GILMORE INNS GR4LEGREENWOO GOD
AND I. s. ARTHUR, Constant Contributors
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06
The state Of Ohio, Carroll County, ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Partition.
Lncnb Known. elnls

VS. In Partition.
Jacob Brown, ct ais
JACOB BROWN, and Mary Brown, Of Stark CO.
OHIO, Jashuo Brown, Jason Brown, and Permelja
Grown, Leslie McCombes, and Eliza McConbes
his wife, OF Carroll county Ohio, will take notice
that petition Vas filed against ,hemon the 27th
day OF January l84r, IN the Court OF Common
Pleas of Carroll county and is now pending where
in the said Daniel Ward, demands partition OF the
Southwest quarter Of section one () in township
fifteen Ci5) OF range six (6) in Carroll County
containing l54 acres more or less, and that at the
next term Of said Conrt application will be made
by the said Daniel ward, for an order that partition
may he modn OF said premises, and the Dover
Estate Of Eliza McConhes in sol premises, as
signed and set off to her by mptCs and hounds
VAN BROWN, ATTY. for petr
! February 2, l3i8. II 81,
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A STEAM SAW MILL,

a SAEAM ." " MALL'-l alh dDoul at
taching a steam engine to my foundry, and intend
to connect It with Steam Saw Mill in this goodly
town of Cauollton. have large log yard en-
closed, and persons desrous of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver the
logsth winter weather, when they cannot do much
else Jan. 81 A. /. LITTELL.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE. ..
WILL be offered on the 25th of March, 1913
at II o'clock A. NJ, by public out-cry, o. the
premises, the building (togelher with Lot No.
81, on which it is situaled, in the original plat
of Cenrovle, now Carrollton) known us the
REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH.
MICHAEL ABRAIlEMS,
Trustees, JACOB STEMPLE,
JACOB HELFRlCK.
Canolhon, Feb. II, 1848.
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PLOUGHS.

| have on hand large number Of the John
Long, and C0rrollton ploughs, stocked by an eX
perienced workman, which offer little cheaper
than they can he bought out of any other shop:
Feb 24 a. H. LIFTED.
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SALE OF LAND.

THERE will be sold Il! publlcsale on the prem
ses in
MONROE TOWNSHIP CARROLLCO. O.,
on Thursday the l7th day OF February next,
(I8lG,) the tract OF land of which Thomas Nc
pherrin, died seized, containing Two Hundred
and Twenty acres, one hundred and twenty o
which are cleared, and in good state Of CutIva
ton, the premises lie on the road leading from
Carrollton to Cumberland, on the Indian Fork Of
Conoiton. A fair proportion OF the land is rich
Bottom, on said land there is
Bearing Orchard and good Mea adOWS,
with up land well adapted TO larmng, or the pas
ture of sheep. ThIs land was entered by Thomas
McPhcrrn deceased, more thar forty years ago,
lies adjoining the
"BIG SPRING MEETlNG-HOUSE."
Several Grisl and Saw-ms are in the Immediate
neighborhood, the title is indisputable.
! Terms Of sale made known on the day of sale
( ROBERT Quincy, surviving Executor Of
THOMAS McPHERRIN.
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-HYPERBoLE, EXTRAORDINARY.

Specimens Of Hyperbole, or Exaggeraton, are
abundant, but we don't know when We have seen
one 80 expressive as the following. II has been
attributed TO Western poet, but it certainly be.
longs to an unsultivated Yankee
They ft and it,
And gOuged and bit.
and struggled in the mud, .....
Until the ground,
For three miles round,
-. Was kiyered with their blood
And a pile of their ears and eyes
Il And noses reached the skies.
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GREEN TEAS

[SmvER LEAF is seldom sold, even hy large dealers,
because OF the very small profits made on it, sale.
1t is superior teal Young Hyson, Golden Chop,
Plantation Garden growth, 50.
Golden Chop is the finest green tea cultivated in
Chino. # is Cne of the fnt pickings, and exces
all other green teas for It's delicacy of flavor,
strength and aroma. Heretofore this tea has ne
yer reached this country, except in small los as
,rasnnt IN intuorlprs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06
The state Of ONO, Carroll county, s.;
Petition to sell lands.
lane Eakin et. ais.

To Jane Eakin. Samuel Carson, and Mary Car
son his wife, and James Eakin Carson, Of Carroll
county Ohio, William Robertson, and Isabella Ro-
bertson his wife of Stark county Ohio, and Rebec-
ca Sempe. Of the county Tyrone Ireland, Heirs
deysees, and legatees Of James Eakin, deceased
YOU are hereby informed that on the 18th day OF
January A. d. ls4S, said Executor fedhis petition
in this court, the object and prayer OF which Peti-
ton is to obtain an order, Of sale at the next 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 3Ol in township sixteen ll6l Of range
six 6 containing forty acres to pay the debts Of the
tcstator. JAMES ROBERTSON, Executor Of
LANES EAKIN Decd.
ByVAN BROWN, his Attorney.
February, Sd, 1913. IL At
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06

ILL MISUNDERSTANDING n strong filthy
cigur in dwelling, office, or counting-room, TO
shc annoyance OF all present.
OF Col. Ben. Taylor, locofoco leader in
Arkansas, in speech at Il convention of his par.
", held few weeks ngo, said: Sometimes
have fol, a little jealousy in looking over tho
anny.roll, TO see so many Wings uphodng the
Stars and stripes, because am compelled TO ad-
nit that they ouI-Rumbor the Democrats"
tHrSam Slick, tho villain, says he would rath'
or break yoke Of cattle any day, than 10 Iry to
make up a quarrel between two women.
The Augusa (Ga.) Conslitulionalist, lead.
ing locoloco pupor, says that "the country is II.
red Of the war, and then adds "'rhe democ.
racy is tired of tho war;"
awake up and pay for your lodging" said
Deacon SUgglns, as he nudgcd sleepy stranger
with The the conrlbuuon-box.
The RoveIlo suys Col. Polk passed SANTA
Anna INTO Mexico,-Gen. Scott passed him OUT
The question then Is which gave the most "ald
aud COMFORT" Gen. Scott aud Col. Polk.
Punch says Adam may be considered to
have set the very earliest winter fashion, for the
only coat he wore was BEAR'sGlN.
THE BONAPARTES. The English papers
received by the late steamer, state that Prince
Louis Napoleon sci out Tor Paris from London
on receipt Of the news Of the Abdicalion OF Lou
is Philippe and the establishment Of "A Provis
ional Government. The Trenton N. J.) Stat
Gazette, says that Prince Lucien Murut Of Bor
deniown, intended 10 sail for France on Salur
day lasi, "lull Of enthusiasm in the cause q
her new institutions"
6J"Tbe Cincinnati, Ohio Enquirer says thu
a horse "tOre down Main street," Must be
Inslake. Later account sill represent Mai
street as still standing.
Mister, did you say or did you not say what
said you said because 6. said you said you ne'
+. or did say what said you said, now il you so
~ that you did not say wha. suld you said, the
say ~hal you did say. a1
1 GRx. ScOTT.---Gen. Scott is an old SOLDER
-, lie has served his conulry for near forty year
- and always with honor TO her mud himself /
SIS bus won laiirels where they were TO be gather
fresher and grecner Than in this Mexlcnn--i'
~ last and least honorable of all our wars.
The mal.lrealmeni of The administration ca
not harm him, bur like all unjust persecution
Z. eannog bul rebound 10 his benefit. There is
higher power in this land then the Proside'
and that power has in keeping the rcputsl
ahd honor of the Hero Of Chippcway and
LuDdy's Lanes--Ex,
f 61-The Pennsylvania gals when chap kiss
them, exclaim "You oughlto be ashanied--l
call msl',---the Yankee gals cry out--"l
u danenG do that again."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06
Petition for Divorce.

VS. Petition for Divorce.
Abraham Liston.
NOTICE is hereby given to the said Abraham Lis
ton, that Susannah Lston his wife on the fifth day
of February, A. D, 1913, filed in the Office of the
clerk of the court of Common Pleas of said Carroll
county; her petition in chancery against said Abra-
ham Liston, praying for divorce-and that the
marriage contract now existing between them may
be dissolved for the cause of the gross neglect of
duty on the part of the said Liston; and that said
petition will come on for hearing at the next term
of said court to be holden at Carrollton within and
for said County of Carroll.
SUSANNAH IISTON,
By Scott and Turner, her Solicitors.
Feb. 10, lS4S. 10 1T
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Gbt WRo.
THE PHlLosoPHY OF LIFE.

lhh fttlLOoOfh1 VI LAf r.
,4A2 ShSst the hour for tear or sleep,
Keep thy hand upon the plough;
- " TOilmust neither dream nor weep,
Harvest comes BY sweatoi brow.
Ever look towsrd the light, d
...-.. d. Tauy thou no friend to greet;
Wilful sleep is wakeless night,
Earnest act has tireless feet.
.ss.f Search fOrever--searchers fnd
.aeaf Ask forever-askers win;
.5r- j. Only the lazy eye is blind.
,.-.. Want Of VIII alone is sin.
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Durirtp.
AID TO FRANCE.

AID TO FRANCE.
u. A long-hared, lons-nosed youth, ''plpIng hot
and mnd with hasle" rushed into tho counting
room Of one of our mostextensve shiPplngmer-
- chanIs, on Sunday afternoon last, when the fol-
lowing dialogue took place
..Any ships sailing Tor France this afternoon,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06
"ADy to- morrowl"


"Apy o.morrow!'
"No."
'Or the next day."
mo-"
"Why don. you send ships to all paris Of the
wo-ldP'
..Ycs, but We seldom send ships to France
"WelI, I'm bound to 60 to France any how;
aud shan't wait another day."
"Wha is taking you 10 France in such hur-
yl"
''You see the War with Mexico is over and
ms cannot get anything more 10 do in that
quarter, am going over to help the French ge'
Republicl"
"Do YOU speak Frenchl"
"What do want to speak French lori I'm
going over there TO fight, und not to talk" And
with that the warliko ally of tho Gauls left the
Office, determined TO take passage on the first
vessel for France "uny how Philadelphia
Bulletin.
SWlFT.-Volairc related 10 Mr.. Sherlock
nm snecdole of Swift. Lady CatereI, wife Of
The Lord Lieutenant, said 10 Swift, "'The air OF
ireland is very excellent and healthy" "For
goodness sake, Modam," said Swift, "don'I say
SO in England; for if you do, they will certainly
.-tax-is. .iia~-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06

The state Of Ohio, Carroll County,
PETITION PENDING IN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY AND STATE AFORESAID.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06

Cincinnati, Dec. l, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Religious Freedom In Mexico.

rom late number of the Louisville Herald,
hded us BY gentleman of this city, we copy
IoiloWIng communication. The subject TO
n.en refers is worthy the attention of all
mes and all creeds.
N ae writer truly observes, the American
=" consider the rights of conscience as sa-
- Inc person. Our institutions permit no
'01ence Ta with the religious opinions of any
re.- Inc protection of the law is extended to
49,, s0a alike, and we doubt not, that in all
n = winch may be made with the Pope, or
| nj a- authorities of Mexico, the same rights
,;, rO'ectran will be insisted on for our own
EnS "'' resident in their dominions, that we ex-
=" 'neir citizeas residing with us.
LExINvToN, December ii, 1914.
oEN1LEMsN:-A paegraph-rather a SEN
fnce-in one of your edfsrials. in your last pa.
ia, In regard to religious Iteration in Mexico,
/ % the Importance of securing. by treaty, for
E0r own people, who may be re<dent in that
Ountry. is the immediate cause OF m. troubling
o. with this note.
II is many years since have taken any tive
irtlcpation in political affairs; but have ne,
ased 10 be an attentive and interested ooserv1
4 them. Occupying this position, and anxlous,
3sIrous that our country should let no oPPoi'u
nay slip, of advancing the glorious designs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
From the Saturday Evening Post
CANCER. SCROFULA AND GOITRE.

Ample experience has proved that no combination
OF medicine has ever been efica cious in removing
the above diseases, as DR.. Jaynes Alternative 1t has
effected cures truly astonishing, not only of the Can
car and other diseases of that class but has removed
the most stubborn diseases of the Skim Swelings Ii.
YER complaint, Dyspepsia, & C. &c. This medicine
enters into the circulaton and eradicates diseases
wherever located 1t puries the blood other flu
ids OF the body, removes obsruc the pores of
the skin, and reduces the enargements the lands
or bones 1t increases the appetite headache
and drowsness, and invigorates the whole system
ImParts animation to the diseased and debtated con.
stItuton There is nothing superior TO in the whole
materia medica. 1t is perfectly safe and extremely
pleasant and has nothing of the disgusting nausea
accompanying the idea Of swallowing medicine.
NO APOLOGY FOR WEARING A WIG
Haddenfield N. j., Feb 3D. 1916
DIR. Jayne: Sr-I take great pleasure in informing
you that the bottle of Hair Tonic which obtained of
you last October, has proved satsfa ctory and
successful. My hair had for long time baen exceed
ingy thin but FOR two three years past it had so
fallen out that my head had become almost entirely
bald. | was under the necessity of conceang the
badness, by combing the hair the sides over it
But now, after using bottle of the Tonic have as
luxuriant growth of hair as | ever had.
C. C. PARK,
Late Pastor of The Baptist church at Haddonfeld,
Prepared only b" DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by STEVENSON & BELL,
Main Street, Van Buren,, Arks
And w. IL. & NJ. MAYERS,
noO- Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

H. and is entirely abandoned. All the coal
T. world would never afford fuel enough fof
|Dele capital exhibition of Vesuvius. We MT
lop higher than this; and have little doubt at
q whole rests on the action of electric andsal-
[ric principles, winch are constantly in era
L. in the earth. We know that when Ftain
lals are brought together powerful eleSlc ac-
h is enveIoped, and light is produced ,dperlor
(eu in efuIgence to the splendor of y sum-
Ev. If small arrangement producessuch re-
| g. what may we not expect fromhe combl-
hons Of these immense beds of fetaI TO be
bad in the earth! Here we havs the key to
the grand phenomena of voIcahc action.--
1 illustration on small scale my be seen in
ps,rumen. called the thermo- e4ctrical butte
made of zinc, bismuth and apimony, packed
4 box and vanished. In this slheat is evolved
|ow. while the top is cold; andhere we have the
K case Of the volcano, whenin the interior
Fy ocean is heaving its surees, while its PIX
eapped with everlasting snovs.-Prof. SiiLi-9"'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
A Turnpike Road.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CoNvEN-
TIoN.-A meeting of the citizens of
Northwest Arkansas, and Southwest
Missouri, favorable to the construction
of good roads from the Arkansas river
to the Missouri line, will be held in
Van ESuren. Arkansas,
On the lst MONDAY of February IS4S.
The attendance of the citizens of the
counties interested, is respectfully soli-
cited.