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TIE PILES! THE PILES!
A IN Ion - EEruREn.

DR.. UPHAMS ELECTUARY is certain sor,
for the Piles, whether Bleeding or Blind pilss ia
ternal or external, and also for other diseases on
similar nature, which are frequently found in coH-
unetion with the Piles.
Mark this: il is an internal remedy-not nm A.
ternal application, and will cure any case Of PlIs.
either bleeding blind, internal or external; and Dr.
badly the only thing that will. There is no mis-
take about it. Itis positive oure-speedy and per-
manent. II is also a convenient medicine TO take.
and improves the general health in remarkable
manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at 81 cents per
dose. II is very mild in its operation and nav be
taken in cases Of the most acute inflammation with
out danger. All external applications are IN the
highest degree disagreeable, inoonvenient and OF
fensive; and from the very nature Of the disease.
temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks
the disease at its source, and removing the cause
renders the cure certain and permanent.
TO MARRIED LADGES.-Married ladies' are
almost invariably subject TO that painful and iniu-
rious disease, the Piles, with consequent infamma-
ton of the stomach, bowels and spine, weakness Of
back, flow Of blood to the head, SC. The Eectu-
ary is perfectly safe for pregnant ladies', and the
most useful cathartic that possibly be used a.
it will not only remove the Piles and all infamma-
tory diseases, without pain or irritation, but will en-
sure an easy time safe delivery, and sound con-
stitution in the offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.-The Electuary con-
tains no mineral medicine; no aloes coocynth gam
bOge, or other powerful and irritating purgatiVe.
No fear of taking cold while under its influence no
change in diet necessary. If taken according to
the directions, a cure for life may be secured.
GrFor sale at R. H. McCALL'S drug and book
store, Carrollton, Ohio. II. N. S. Kedmore, Co
lumbus, general agent for Ohio.
| lime I6 l64g-96 6m.
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MySlerles and Mlserles Of Philadelphia.
THE QUAKER CITY;

OR The MONKS OF MONK HALL.
A Romance OF Philadelphia Lie, Mystery and
Crime, founded on iaeIs cleaned fTOm the Mss.
OF an eyed member Of the Bar. illustrated with
numerous engraviugs. BY GEORGE LIPPAED, au-
thor Of Legends OF Mexico" paul Ardenheim,
the Monk Of Wissuhikon," blanche Of Brandy
wine," "The Rose OF EphraIa," etc. ETC., com
plele in two large octave volumes, OF 500 pages.
Price for the eptire work, ONE DOLLAR.
II is now some twenty years since member Of
the bar 6rst Urgan 10 make notes Of bis experience
Of the Lie, Mystery, and CEiIne Of the QuakerCl-
". These memol anda, iradght with the most ter
rife interest at the death Of the aged and respec-
table lawyer, we're bequeathed to friend, who
has occupied nearly two years in working them
up into a Romance Of the Secret Life OF Phadel-
phis, Of the most original character. Commenc'
ed long before the "MysIerhs Of Paris" appeared,
he Romance in some respects bears the same rsla'
ton to Philadelphia that the Mysteries do to Paris
Although all the characters OF Philadelphia Lie
are inlroduced--the Lawyer, who takes fees from
both sidsg the Parson, whose private history gives
the lie to hls public preachingsi the Doctor who
commits a disgusting crime Tor money! az well as
the dishonest Merchant, the Swtll-Forger, the
blaek-mail Editor, the Young Blood about town.
the Fence Keeper, lreceiy er Of stolen goods) etc.
etc.; yet has The author painted no living eharac-
ter in the pages Of his work. nor satiriZed any
particular individual, but rather drawn the ds!in.
gushing features Of the representativesof Of class.
Any person in this country can have copy oil
the above work sent them by return of mail, on
renting one dollar to the undersigned.
For sale by Booksellers and News Agents gen.
orally throughout the world.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlen, and al
dealers supplied at very low prices.
Published by the author, and for sale by
T. B. PETERSON,
No. 98 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders should addressed, post PAID
Editors of Newspapers giving the above three
Insertions Including this notics,) and sendnga,
copy Of their paper, marked, TO the undersigned
shall have a complete copy Of the work sent then
by return Of mail. 5-3t
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NEW GOODS!

The subscribers having associated themselves to-
gether in the mercantile business, are now opening,
in the Indian Queen House, formerly occupied by
X. Jackson, in Carrollton, as excellent an assOrt-
ment of goods as ever has been presented to the
public in this market. Their stock is entirely new,
and having been selected with great care and atten
ton, cannot fail to meet the wants and wishes Of
the public
Their stock consists in part of dry goods of eve
ry kind and of excellent quality; groceries, hard
ware, queensware, cutlery, iron, nails, paint, leath-
er, &c, &c, &c.
Having desire to please, they hope that all who
may want goods, in their line of business, will give
them call, before purchasing elsewhere, and ex-
anime their stock.
They will take, in exchange for goods, all kinds
of country produce, at very fair prices.
THOMPSON & CUMMINGS.
Carrolton, May 5, l848.-3O-tE
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PREPARE FOR THE WINTER CAMPAIGN.
MEALS SATURDAY GAZETTE.
Containing aI much iilsrsry and HssI mailer a. any

COf1lulHg a. Hueh iueTaTy aAd Htws Hta'ie - s'g
cOlsmpOrary. eOPisS for SEQ.
This popular msmmo.h weekly Is under the ed
Itorial charge Of CHAs J. PETERsoN and Mrs. J. 7.
NEAL.
ORIGINAL TALEs, 6o.-Ii contains, perhaps, the
best literary matter Of any contemporary, the con-
tents being chiefly original, and by the most eele-
ebraIsd American authors, male and female IN
addition to original tales sketches essays, &c, It
always contains the choicest selections iFom the
British and foreign magazines.
A FAMILY JoURNAL.-A high tone OF morals
characterizes the paper, the editors seeking TO in
strucI as we'll as TO amuse. The addition OF a
female editor is a new enterprise, and enables
this paper to excel as a family one. Descriptions
OF The latest fashions Of new household receipts,
and Of other things interesting to the sex, are
weekly found in our columns. The department
for children is pronounced by the press TO be une-
uualIed. In short, every member OF the family VIII
End something to delight him or herIn the Gazette
The NEws DEPARTMENT. .-Great care is observ-
ed in collecting the news Of the week, so that eve
~ item Of Importance is chroncled. Nothing par
uzan or seclarian is ever admitted into our col
umns. News by the telegraph, from all quarters
Of the Unien, is inserted up 10 The moment OF
going to press.
Markets, AGRICULTURE, ETc.-The latest mar
ketS OF StoCkSs pfOViblOubi Cdltti w. alO FAtP
red weekly for the Gazette, by competent hand,
with the prices OF Flour, &c, a: the various marts
Of the Union. column is also devoted to sg-
riculture; and this department is under the
charge of practical farmer
ENGRAvINGs AND PoRTRAITs.-Portraits OF dis
tingushed ndividuals-engravings OF interest
ing events, &c, &c, are inserted in the Gazette.
Our object is not to make broad sheet oil old
wood GUS, but, whenever affairs Of importance
occur, to call in the aid Of the engraver, as well
as Of the writer.
The NE PLUS ULrEA.--Our aim is TO have the
Gazette acknowledged as the best weekly paper
| in the United States. For this no expense has
been spared, nor shall be. All we ask is a trial
II, after subscribing for one year, any person ];
not satisfied Of the superiority Of this journal, h'
can easily return to the old papers.
REDUCTION TO cLUBs.-The publishers, determi
ned not to be outdone in enterprise, have resolv
ed to club "Neal" as low as any two dollar cotem
porary and this, Notwithstanding il is the onl,
original and American weekly, and contains al
much matter, by printers measurement, as an.
other.
TERMs:-0ne copy per annum, 81; four copies
S.; nine copies, Sl0 thirteen copies, land one t.
agent, or the getter up Of the club) SIS; twent
copies, land one to agent, or the getter up oi tn
club $50. Address, post paid,
CUMMINGS Il PETERSON,
No. 46 South Third street, Philadelphia.
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Ellen PiCkeriRg'S last Novel,
KATE WALSINGHAM.

From The Unpublished Manuscript 9the tais Author
T. B. PETERSON, No. 9S Chestnut street, Phil
adephip, has just published KATE WALsINGHAM,
a Novel by Miss Ellen Pickering, author Of the
"Orphan Niece" "Agnes Sere," "The Secrst
Foe, 1.-THE Heiress," "Nan Darrell, ""Who Shall
be Herr" "The Merchants Daughter" "The Qul-
ct Husband" "The Fright" "The Expectant,"
"The Prince and Pedlsr," "Cousin Hinton"
"The Squire" &c. Three volumes complete in
one; price 25 cents, or five copies for one dollar.
Any five of the above novels Of Miss Pickering
will be sent to any place for one dollar, on renting
the amount to the publisher in letter. post paid.
Booksellers and all others supplied very low,
and they will please send in their orders at once.
Address all orders ana letters TO
T. B. PETERSON,
No. 90 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Editors of Newspapers throughout the United
States, copying the above, Including this nouce'
and sending copy of their paper, marked to
the publisher, shall have a copy Of the above new
Novel sent them by return oil mail.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-17
ron SALE Or RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale or rent on the
,oos, accommodating terms, his tavern stand, sit
"ots in the town OF CorrOllton, known as the
w ,sHINaroN HALL The house is large, well fur
nished, and is desirable location for tavern
The stable is commodious and convenient, Al
necessary out-buildings are erected on the premiI
ses, and are in good condition. A Awea of excsl~
lent water, is at the door. This house, for conve-
nience and comfort is not surpassed by any oth>
er tavern stand in Carroton, The entire prem~
ises will bs sold, or rented, on very aCcemmodsr
ting terms For further particulars, apply to the
su6scrite er, residing on the premises,
JOHN G. BUCK,
Sc psen ber 20, l84s-51-n,
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or SALE,

The most desirable private residence in the town
of Carroton now offer at private sale, very cheap
and on the most accommodating terms. One-fourth
in hand and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments. 1t is lots No. % and %, in Atkinson and
McCook's addition, fronting Liberty street 80 feet,
by 100 feet back and bounded by public allies, COM
prising in itself square. The improvements are
all new, and consist in large two story frame dwell
linz house, where now reside, "A by Al feet fin
shed throughout in the best modern style, from the
cellar to the garrett painted white as snow, andpa-
pered,-a double porch back and portico in front.
1t is situate in the middle of the lot, and recessed %
feet The lot is enclosed with permanent and
beautiful ornamental paling fence, painted white,
with four gates, and walks paved with brick The
wards are filled with ornamental fruit and evergreen
trees, and Towering shrubbery. There is coal
and wood house, summer kitchen, out oven and eX-
celent well of water and in fact every thing just
right, and not the least thing in its favor is that il
Is in a high but level and beautiful location ant
a rood neighborhood. Twill make the purchaser .
warrantee deed, free from all incumberances. Cal
and see, and be sure to buy, for will positively
sell. Il LlllLLL'
June 30, IS4S-38-tf.
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HAVE COVE BACKl
caklnef an1 Chair Factory.

m suhscrihef d prepared to make to order any
stick in the above business, that s in common use
N this country, and would be pleased to have his
o. friends and citizens TO give him a call. From
rs long experience in the business he has no doubt
but they win receive full satisfaction.
He has also a fashionable hcarse, and IS prepared
ss IN undertaken, 10 make and convey cOfns TO any
part where he may be called. No extra charge will
be made for conveyance to sny part Of the county
THOMAS McGAVRAN.
CarroIlton. Nav ~ lS48-3l-tf.
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NOTICE.,

A petition was filed in the commissioners office
of Carroll county, at their June session, lS48 and
will be for hearing at their December session. in the
same year, for the alteration of part of the Cadiz
and Lisbon road, commencing at the north side of
Ioseph Palmers farm, on said road, in Fox town
snip, thence south along the line between the lands
Of said Palmer and John B. Moody: also, the lands
Of Robert Mclaughlin and McGayrans TO the Elk
horn road, thence southery TO pair of bars in Da
vid Moody'S Iape in Lee township, to be as near
said line as a road be made
MANY PETITIONERS.
Ocinhnr QT- l2Ia--2-hi
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Notice

rs hereby q ven, that petition will be presented
70 the Commissioners of Carroll county Ohio, at
their session in December next, praying for the To-
cation of county road to commence at James
Forbes mill. ON Conottor creek, and to run through
the lands Of said Forbes, Thomas Cummings,
Isaac Brewers John Moncrief, John Brewers, Pc
ter Brewers, and Isaac NJ. Wallace to intersect
the road leading from New Hagerstown to Carroll
ton.
MANY PETI TONERS.
SepteJnbeF g. I948.
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CARROLL SELECT SCNOOL.

The winter session Of this school will open on
Wednesday the 2Jth of October, for the instruction
Of males and females in the various branches of an
English, mathmatcal and classical education. -
Terms of tuition as heretofore. For further par
tculars respecting the school, application may be
nade to ". COLE.HiN Principal.
Carrollton, October l3, I84S
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mILLINER RY.

MRS. MeGAVRAN, fashionsble milliner, in the
corner brick building, east end Of Caro- tOn, Ohio.
Also, milners in the vicinity, are informed that she
has the latest improved lever bonnet press and will
press bonnets for them, f required, on reasonable
terms. All kinds Of silk, worsted and other bon
nets and mantua-making will be attended to as soon
as the straw and leghom season is over. viii you
please give me a call! E. McGANRAN.
Carrollton, May ~, ls4g-js-tE.
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NOTICE.

There will be petition presented to the trns-
tees OF Harrison township, Carroll county, Ohio,
on Tuesday the 10Th day OF October, A. D. l8lS,
praying Tor the location of a township road from
the northeast corner O the lands OF Levf Miller,
on the south side OF the Canton and Steubenvllle
road, there to intersect said Canton and Steuben
vile road keeping as near az practicable on the
inc between the lands of Charles Peterson and
Henry Miller. LEVI MILLER.
August l2, I848-46'-t4
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have three acres and half Of land, adjoining
the county Jail lot and fronting three hundred feet
on Liberty street. Carroton, Offordng space enough
for five town lots, and the balance running back, and
enclosed with good post and rail- fence, and divided
into two lots one now in oats and the other in grass.
This also ! wish to sell. A. l.. LITTELL,
June 80, Is4g--3S-tf,
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Notice.

The report Of the commissioners on the state
road leading from Paris, in Stark county to Wm
Woods land, in Carroll county, has been filed in
the auditors office in Carroll county. All persons
intere sted will take notice that the commissioners
Of Carroll county will hear the parties for or a.
ganst said road, and applications for damages
thereon, at their December session, l848.
JOSHUA D. PATTON, A. C. C. o.
September G, lS48-48-5t,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, to all those who are in
debted to the late firm of Cummings K 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, l848-50-3t.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that a petition will be presented
10 the Commissioners Of Carroll county Ohio, at
their session in December next praying for an al
teration in portion Of the arrisburgh road, lying
IN On ange township, Carroll county, to commence
at Henry Newels Saw mill, and TO run through the
lands of Samuel Rutter, John Hamilton, William
Campbell, Thomas Cummings, and to the south
west corner of John Moncrief's land
MANY PETITIONERS.
September 8, lS4S.
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Out lots No. Al, AZ, 43, and ~, contain
inc one acre each, and Immediately in the van Of
lots No. 81 and ~, and 81 and SS, described above
with lane from the road to them: these four lots
lie together, and are enclosed and in grass. will
sell them together, or separate, as may best suit.
A. L. LITTELLr
June 30, ls4s-3S-tf.
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]. NJ. DAYIS
ECKLEY DAVIS,

Attorneys and COunSellOrS at LGD,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
cunties. All business entrusted to them wilre
eive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door of the court house.
Carroton, December 5, 1845-tf.
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STRAYED

From the subscriber, residing in Sandy township,
Tuscarawas county, Il mile south of Magnolia, a
bay mare three years old about fifteen hands high,
with one, or perhaps both hind feet white, up to the
pastern Joint: also, white spot on the left side of
her neck and another on one of her hips Any
person taking up said mare, and returning her to
the subscriber, or informing him where she may be
found, will be reasonably compensated.
AZARIAH DOLVIN.
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Behold! We bring ysu glad IidlHgI
Sos your dimes and reap your dollars!
CINCINNATI AT YOUR DeORi


CINCINNATI AT YOUR DeORi
Cincinnati Stove Store.
The subscribers are now receiving, direct from
tas city OF Cincinnati aud Wsllsvills, and OPEN
ing Two doors south Of Il. A Sudger's store. mex:
door to Eekley & Davis law Office, the largest
aud most splendid assortment OF
COOKING STOVES
ever offered in CauOllton. Theirstoves are made
OF the best quality Of Cincinnati metal, and are
OF the most approved patterns, and adapted par
IiculaTly TO this section OF country, embracing al
most every variety and style. The ready sale,
and high appreciation which have attended them
in Cincinnati, WsIsville, and other cities OF the
west, induce the subscribers TO offer them to this
community with the foil assurance that their I'll
porors cannot Be found in any market.
ALSO;
A variety Of paror stoves, coal stoves, CRATES,
hollow ware, sad irons, charcoal furnaces wafisl
irons for stoves, dog irons, wagon boxes, Whites
cast steel axes, shovels, forks, and general as
sortment OF hardware, and tinware OF every va
Hsty and description, at reduced prices.
ALSO: A good assortment Of
Family Groceries,
Iel coffee, sugar, molasses, IA very superior quail
ity, and at reduced prices rice, allspCe, pepper
tobacco, cigars, and ell articles usually kept in
grocery stores.
On hand land we design always keeping on hand
and for SALE first rate lot Of extra family flour.
| n. B. All stoves and castings warranted. The
public are most respectfully invited TO call and ex'
anime Oui stock before purchasing elsewherei a.
we are determined to sell aEy Of the above arti'
cles on as reasonable terms as any other estab
lishment in the place. We wish to be distinctly
understood, we mean what we say, WE WILL MOI
ne UNDERsOLp.
N. B Country produce taken in exchange fol
any OF the above articles.
l. N. COLE & Co.
! CarTollion, September |, l848-47-tf.
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Lot No. 81, of Atklnson's addition to Carroll
ton is situated on the corner of Lisbon and Liberty
streets, and is enclosed with palng fence, paint
ed white. 1t is beautiful and desirable lot: lwsh
TO sell It. A. L. LITTELL.
June 30, lS4S-S9-u.
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S. STOKELEY,
Steubenville.
STOKELY 4 TRIP,
J. II. TRlPl
CarrolltOn.

Attorneys and COunSeliOrS al Law,
OFFICE in the court house The retainer oftht
one will secure the sevices Oithe other.
CurrOlItOn, MAY 9, l845-tf
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Jsns 80, lS4S-SS-tf.
Out lots No. 80 and No.

Lot No. SO, in the original town plat of Car
roton, is a vacant lot an alley, and fronting the
blacksmith shop of Robert Could 10 feet by 100
back. Itisfor sale-cheap. A, l.. LlTTELL.
June 30, ls4S-3S-tE,
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL

The subscribers, having formed a co-partner.
ship, are now receiving and opening tin the store
,oom formerly occupied by E. Sinclair one Of the
largest and best selected stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QueensVdrs
Leather, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Books, &c.
that has ever before been offered in CarrolIlon.
As seeing is believing, therefore all persons wish
iRg 10 do justice TO themselves, by making heap
purchases, are requested to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. As we are
determined not to be outdone in selling
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Goods CIlcnn.

our motto being quick sales and small profits.
An kinds of approved country produce taken
ID exchange for goods. GEORGE SINCLAIR,
f1~S JOHN BRACKIN.
Caroton. October, IS48-2-tf.
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Lot No. SO, in Atkinson and McCooks addl-
wn, is adjoining the Jail alley, and enclosed;
Jun to sellt. A. L. LII lELt'
hss 30, ls4s-3s-tf.
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II. GRISWoLD.
Canton, Ohio
VAN BROWN,
Carrollton,0,
BROWN q GRISwOLD,

Attorneys aud COunsellOrs at Law,
Office in the court houss, Carrollton' oalo'
March 20, 1s48-H
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kAIT,.

20 Barrels yellow creek salt. on hand and for
salP, by SiNCLAlF bhACNlN'
eanolIlon, O:,o5er 20, lsiV- l-lf
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Sd street, opposite Merchants Exchange, Ph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-22
Arrival OF the Cal~donia-The Electric Tele
graph.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston yes
terday morning, with one weeks later intelligence
from Europe; but in consequence OF the derange-
ment of the wires of the telegraph, from some
cause, we received only an account of the markets
in England, and few unsatisfactory sentences of
French intelligence.
1t will be recollected that, two weeks ago, the
same Geographic line worked very unsatisfactory,
and that were compelled to walt for the arrival
of the government express, before we were able to
place the news before our readers. 1t is some
what remarkable, that from that time to the pre-
sent, this line has not been in proper condition
for transmitting messages, not over two per day
having been sent since then The probability is that
the atmosphere is charged with electricity to such
an extent as to overcome the minute portions
which are sent on the wires. Be this as it may,
shall receive our files early this morning by
government express, in time, perhaps, to insert the
news in full in our regular edition. If we should
not receive it in time to do so, we shall issue an
Extra Herald at an early hour in the morning.
We felt constrained, from the interest manifested
to hear from Europe, to give the scraps of news
which we received by telegraph, in an extra last
evening