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Fire.

On Wednesday morning last, about four o.
clock, the log building II. the east end Of Car.
rolIton, owned and occupied by Mr. GEORGE
SMITH. as dwelling and cObine,-shop, was dis
covered on fire. Arriving at the place u few
moments after the alarm, we discovered that the
whole east end Of the building was enveloped in
flames; the fire was rapidly spreading, and all
hope Of saving any portion Of the house seemed
utterly futile. Through The exeron Of the Cit
izens, the principal part of the furniture was re-
moved without being materially injured. The
hope Of saving portion of the building was
then expressed by some individuals present, and
though the hope appeared like deluson-an
ignus.latuus-to most Of those present, they
herocally conquered their doubts, applied them
selves diligently to the work, and after an ami
mated struggle with the devouring element, shei'
efforts were crowned With success.
The citizens, generally, are deserving of the
the highest praise, for their strenuous exertion:
on this occasion. Especially is this true in re-
ference 10 lne IeHlule PoiuOh VI hChl lucy
formed into line. conveyed buckets to and IRON
the fire, and did all that generous promptings
accompanied by persevering effort, could do tG
abaIe the devouring flames.
Fortunately the morning was calm. The fire
had made some progress before it was discover
ed, but was not so unmanageble as i, might have
been-or would have been, had there been cur.
rent of air sufficient 10 have driven it to The far
,her apartments Of the building, or into the
frame dwellings on the adjacent lots.
We have not yet heard the estimated loss oI
Mr.. Smith, but as there was no insurance TO GOV.
er any portion Of it, we hazard nothing in say
ing that i, is greater hun he is well able ,obear.
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Hampton. smith a. CG.,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,

No. 54, WooD STREET. PITTSBURGH,
OFFER for sale by piece or package, one Of the
largest stocks Of Spring d Summer Goods,
to be found in any establishment East or West and
at small advance on cost as will be offered any
where. We have proven to our trade, that we can
directly with the Eastern Houses, and
would respectfully solicit an examination of our
stock by others who may have thought of going
East as they will find they may be saved that time
and expense In our assortment will be found
/ 0, 900 pieces English, French g. American Prints
2OOI do do do do Ginghafns
1000 do Scotch, French and American Lawns;
500 do Organdes, Muslins, Ginghams, &c.;
800 do ereges, Toille de Eteinnes, Pasha
checks, BrP 'lliantes;
500 do Plain and Fancy Linen Ginghams;
800 do Mode, Blac aad Fancy Apacas;
U do Belgian and American Cloths;
30 do Newest styles Cassimeres;
$40 do Plain and fancy Satinetts;
$40 do James, Tweeds, Merino Cassimeres,
Summer cloths, &c;
1870 do Mems ottOn summer wears;
Newest styles Velvet RIDING cords, croton clothj
Drap D'Ete, cloths, &C.;
Fancy silk and Marseies vestings, Irish linens;
Brown linens, brown hollands, paddings,
anvass, buc rams, crash Diapers, etc;
Apron checks, shirting stripes, etc;
A very handsome variety of newest styles bon
net and cap Ribbons;
Also, Laces fancy netts, cambrics, Jaconets;
Mulls, wiss book muslins etc;
Ladies and Gents Isle and silk Gloves;
Hos in and cotton Cloves
HandkerchIets, suspenders, etc;
Every description Of Variety Goods;
5JU bales brown sheetings;
100 do Fine brown shirtings and Drills;
rs cases bleacfed shirtings;
rs bales Tic ings.
We shall keep up our Stoc' throughout the sea-
son. Pittsburgh, March, lb49.
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Clinton Paner Mill.

THE CLlNIUN PAPER MILL, situated at
Steubenville, Ohio, having been enlarged and im-'
proved, and at very great expense added new
and the most improved kind of machinery, ia
now prepared to Manufacture all kinds Of Wr-
ting Printing, Wrapping and Cotton Yarn Pa
pers, Bonnet Boards, &c, equal TO any in the Eas.
tern or WesIeln country.
The undersigned having the Agency of the a.
0ove mill, will keep constantly on hand large
supply OF the different kinds OF Paper, and wb
have any size made TO order at short notice
sc. HILL,
mar Q. 81 Wood ST..
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Dispatches for the 0hiO State Journal.
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

BosToN, April 10.
Editors Of the Ohio Slate Journal:
By late arrival ut this port we learn that
The steamship California, with Gen. Persiier F.
Smith and suite on board, has arrived at San
Francisco. Previous accounts of the abun-
dance of gold are fully confirmed:
Boston April 20.
Editors Ohio Stale Journal:
The Europa brings half million Of dollars
in specie.
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The Markets.

Philadelphia, April sS.-Flour. per barrel
GO; Whal, per Lu.bcI. SllasI O3; corn 56.
New York. April 23.-Fluur, per barrel. So
75Gds5 IS; wheat. per bushel, S1O5dsI 20,
rom 52G 90 cents; rye 81 cents; barley ca.
Baltimore, April 23.- Flour. per barrel, IS
wheat, per bushcI. slGsf,i2l; corn 50 GEMS.
Cincinnati, April 23.-Flour s3.37G3.5O.
Pillsburgh, April 24.-Flour 3 50 per barrel.
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The Policy Of TaCllcIals.

The history of all clques, whose "ullerior"
aim is individual promotion, rather than a sim
cere desire 10 advance The interest Of the whole
people, or to disseminate useful information a.
mongsl all classes, is replete with deception and
deep.aid plans, Intended and well calculated TO
divert the attention Of the mass from the real OBJ
jeci in contemplation, and rivei the gaze o. the
multitude upon leignrd light, raised in their
political armament, that, basking like a sun-dog
in the morning sky, shines out the query, "am
not sunl" Acting upon the principle that u
well garnished exterior will hide multitude Of
sins, they seem unable 10 comprehend the inn
,portanI truth, that discriminating people can
penetrate the flimsy drapery, and discover the
roltenness Of the interior.
Those who have steadily watched the pro.
gress,OC LocolocOism in Ohio during The last
year, will not be surprised that the larvae depos-
i'edin'"No. 49," has passed the cupa aud chry
saisstatc, and has come forth full grown moth;
nor that the moth, with the instructive acuteness
of its species, desires to screen itself from pub
lie observation, while it deposiIes new germ 10
prey upon and canker the very vilaIs Of the
State Government.
The ,disgracelul scenes aud rowdy haucina-
iions'-,he mobocracy and jacobn riotngs-lhe
disregard for constitutional requirements aud
moru restraint evnced by LocOiocoism at the
opening of The late session Of The Legislature
cannot be defended before the people. An at.
tempt of this kind would prove aborIive, and
recoil upon the heads Of the perpetrators with
ienloid fury. Hence the unwary lactician will
attempt nothing of the kind. He will not risk
his "bread and butter" on that lrail burk. He
observes the approaching storm, and prefers a
hurbor, even though it may be insecure, to the
Ealhomless deep.
II ought, therefore, TO surprise no one that
she questions of homestead exemption, National
Reform, and others Of lesser note, was sprung
upon the Legislature al the heels Of its last ses-
sion; nor that Locolocoism, unable longer to
support its own cumbrous weight, faslens itself
to them, like mis,leloe to the oak, for the double
purpose Of sustaining ITSELF and feeding, like
vul,ures, upon the victims enlauglel in its art!ul
meshes.
We have not, at any time, manifested sur
prise to see The leaders Of the LocofocO party
embrace these measures, or any other measures
which promised them IA temporary advantage,
having been too long an observer Of their dn.
pIicIy to receive their present professions in any
other light Than as the lPpalriolism so often FIRE.
quenlly met with in LocoIoco spouters.
At season of greater leisure we might take
occasion to point out some Of the objections that
may, with justice aud propre'y. be urged against
the adoption of the proposed measures; our
other engagements al this time, however, com.
pei us to view them only rs the ruSe by which
INSCRIPTIONS tactcans would steal march up
on their opponents. J.P.
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The Weather, Crops, &c.

During last week We experienced one Of those
ieiHier squalls which too frequently give variety
To spriag in this region. The moderation Of
the scuson had brought fnuh the lruil blossoms
prcmuiurcy, aud there is reason to frur that the
siuw aud freezing Of lat week injured them Sc.
yercly. If it did not entirely destroy their yiIai.
~. ThcIe was, perhaps, as much snow fell
last week, as ut any Que time during the past
winter, while The freezing was so severe US IN
encompass the earth in the cold embraces Of
Jack Frost. Il was an addition-or rather an
elongaiioH Of the winter, not anticipated by our
clizens, aLd promises to debnr them from many
luxuries that are now regarded as almost indis.
pensable in well-Ordered kitchen.
The weather has now become mild, and our
farmers are busily engaged at putting their
spring crop in the ground.
Though the past winter was severe on the
wheat crop, ard ii seems somewhat backward,
ii is not irrecoverubly injured. We entertain
liule doubt, that with aspropilious season, the
coming wheat crop, in this county, will aggrc.
gate more than an average yield. Ryeis so liz.
tie cultivated, that il is seldom introduced into
an estimate Of The crops produced ia the coun.
~. The season is not sufficiently advanced to
enable US to speak of the grass crop, or, indeed,
of any crop, with unening certainty. J.P.
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r. HATroN, EDITOR.
CarrOlliOn,#:FriGay, april II, 1919.

6rAn Editorial article headed "Loafrg Pol
iiicians," which appeared in the Free Press
Of the 18Th inst. is made the preieri lor an at.
tack upon Col. Lloyd, by a correspondent Of
the "Pieayune." Ii is not our purpose to no.
liee this anonymous 'crlbber or his communica.
ZION; but merely to say that the urucle referred
10 ras not VrineH by Mr.. Lloyd, aud that the in
dividual who made the charge had no Counda-
zion, whatever, for so doing. ED.
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The state Of Ohtc, Garrett county, 81.
LuuRt Ur IOMMUN rLkAS.
Au.o- shaud
Im AhaMERHFs

] AANA I VI AlaAaAA'aA AfAatANs
Auo- shetfvd
/ Ro'-,-, Ham T.. -, e..
H.. SAT-. Roatr hehnah All tske ro,iee lhsf
On the = ~ d., Of oe,oifri iu@g, Anc- SheiTod,
f., said C,r,,f co... NJ. fird - H. coarL Of rou-
non r!r,- Of p, eoa. " Of Caf'a!l, and Siste Of
Ohio. 4 lll in rin. etry. 'Sainsl ise s9.d k't'ii
Hannah, Eii-hs a. On. .'r sir ~ o. Car'.u eonnit'
Ohio, Liuiori Van bu,k, t,aud asfhS Snet-
roi. The OBJECT and psaye, Of wL.'H tAi5 uul
10 enjo.n tie sa.d Robert har,. ah hur let'l'r.
pToceediHgs IN a certain sc,ioh ut law, ee'
gun. y bin against SAID amos Shen,'d ard OH
efs' IN the court OF common plrss Of .'shersoH
rounIy. and Sale Of Ohio; aud iiIat he iuos ment
vas IskeH by saii llaBnah against sAIs Sben 'd.
Van Bhskuk, ssd Charles 81. Sherrod. in ssi0
cause by warrant OF attorney to confess jude,
lneni Tor lie sum Of s72s.O0 delt. and slg3,S
damages and costs OF SUIT and said BIZ charges
That there e ITVe amount Of illegal Interest in
said judgment, and the nole upOn vi heh the SANE
.s based. he WI lurlher alleges thai Hannah re-
sides ori of The State Of Ohio, and has 10 ailof-
ney IN this county, sdnits thu sum OF S7CO so 10
be due 10 Hannah and deposites thu, amount
with tie cleIk Of the courI Of Common pleas q
Carroll county, suliect 10 HGnush's order. Bal
idriher alleges that complainant has gwen two
sinal! notes 10 Hannah for interest due on he ore
J"uB"eh' y Ohi pIAls HHhhah may " tnl0lhen
from proceeding further in ltis action al law, or
0eol'rc' said small notes, Ihst he be required To-
produce thenri and that they may Le held for
noughl; that the cause may Le referred 10 a mae
yer o. his toaTi, to state an account OF the A.
mount Of the principal and interest due to Han
huh' and that Hannah Je pfrpetualy eHjoined
lfom collecting said amount Of usury &c. And
the raid Robert Hannah is further notified tha.
unless he appear, and plead, answer, or demui
Ioss'd ~ within sixty days s':er The next term
oil the cOur the sad Amos Shpfrod, al the tern,
next alter the expiration Of said sixty days will
apply TO said court TO lake the maters oi the Lill
As coniesstd d, and TO decree thereon accordingly.
ECKLEf Il DAVIS,
SOei!Ors Tor complainant.
mar 10. 4s--Ct
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CARROLLTON FOUNDRY.

This is the place for bargains. have taken off
the odots Tariff and adopted the Democrat"
.rincipe Of Free Trade and low prices; shor! pro-
its and quick returns. have plough poiNts ol
III kinds on hand which now offer to farmer. p
10 cents apiece cash. hope everybody " IN near
md avail themselves OF this great chs:ce. for bnr.
gains A. j. LIrTELL.
mar. 9, 49,
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THE TEiFLE MUEnEE At WiLMSGrOx. Mass.
At K adiug. yesterday. DiueI a. Pearson
Has examined before Justice 4. A. presrult, %
charge of numbering hi. wife. Martha Is. Per.
'nn' aud his iKiu gins. LYDIA Jane and Sarah.
"n the m"ruug 81 "Wednesday last. The tes-
umony wis al OF circum.aniiaI nalure. Tn.
prisoner Has scru about Wilmington on Tues.
lay alscrnonn. having arrived 10 the cur from
bosion. The next morning, also, he was seen
hurrying toward the depot. and also seen at The
Wobarn depot. A foot print from bis house
across 70 the depbI coincidcs exaetly with the
shape Of the boot which has peculiar piece Of
leather upon the bottoms The icstimons ofihe
Coroner aud physician. as TO the finding Of the
budics, was gwen. From this il appcufs that
the murdrrOus deed was done with thorough.
ness hardly possible, in one heretofore unused
deeds Of blood. Mrs. Pearson, from apptar.
ances, received six siabs in the neck; and other
wounds about the body testified 10 the powerful
resistance shemade. One hand of the murdered
woman held the knife, the other a small quan.
NY OF short black hair, exactly resembling that
Of the prisoner. TIE body Of Sarah Ann, one Of
The children, exhibited six slabs in the neck.
The body Of the other child, lydia Jane, show.
ed 1--we slabs 10 the neck. and two cuts on the
rhln; also one in the hand, as If she had made
a Sigh! resistance. The physician (Dr. Hor.
acc Wakcheld) testified that il was quite impos.
sible for the deceased mc'her To have inflicted
all the wounds found upon herself. Bloody
marks, made By three fingers, were found on
the back door Of the room, which il was impOs.
sible for eiIher Of the deceased to have made.
On the parI of the prisonrr no Re ence was off.
cred, and he was commiIed for trial at the next
criminal term Of the Supreme Court Of Cam.
bridge.-Mrs. Pearson and her Children are to
be buried to-day; the three bodies being placed
in sngl cofin.-BosIon Traveller, Saturday.
EMANCIPATION IN KENTUcKY.-The clizens
of Fuyeue county, opposed to the perpeiuulion
of slavery in krnllcky, hell a meeting al Lex.
inglon, and appointed large delegation 10 at.
tend the emancipation convention al Frankfort
on the 25lh instant.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. II. Clay
and Rev. R. J. Breckenridge. The laIler gen
tleman offered resolutions, which were unani.
mousIy adopted, to the effect hal as hereditary
domestic slavery, as rxIsls among US, is cou.
Irary to The rights Of manknd-oppossd 10 The
fundamental principles Of free Government-ln'
consistent with a state Of sound moraIiIy-hos.
lille to the prosperity Of the Commonwealth, it
ought not 10 be made perpetual aud that the
about To meet to amend The cOnstlIu-
ion Of this SWte afftrds proper occasion on
which steps should be taken to amoliorale the
condition Of slavery in such way as shall be
Ound practicable in itself, just as regards the
masters and slaves, aud beneficial TO the slaves
themselves Cincinnati Chronicle.
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6TThe editor is from home. A short alb
sence from the neus depOthOs limited our knowl.
edge Of the current news, foreign and domestic,
Of the political, moral, social, and evenIful
world, and must plead our apology for the dean'h
in the editorial department Of this paper. We
will endeayor to be al home before the next is
sue. J.P.
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Female school.

Mrs. SwANEY respectfully informs the citizens
of Carrolton and the vicinity, that she will re-onen
her school on Wednesday the 2nd of Nav. She
will occupy the frame school house on Lisbon st.
TERMs:-For small girls in the primary branches,
IS cents per month. For more sdvsnced pupils,
El,00 per month. ape ae-lt
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Wagons Il have :he wood work OF two
Wagons winch will sell unusually low for cash
and also the running gears OF two bugges.
Any one wishing to buy would do we'll 10 call
here before buying elsewhere.
mar 40. A. L. LTTTELL.
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0C-ll is rumored that Mr.. Ely Moore, Mar.
shal Of New York, is a deiaulIer 10 the amount
of 100000. As printer we should regret the
confirmation Of this rumor. "In the days Of
yore," Mr.. Moore was one Of us. J.r.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Baxter 4 Butler, was this day dissolved by
mutual cOnset. The books are in the hands of Mr.
Butler who will attend to the settling of the same.
The undersigned will continue to carry on the
Tanning business at the old stand, where he will
give ash for Hides and ark.
apr 2O-tf WASHINGTON CUTLER.
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PLOUGHS.-I b1ve two or three dozen Car,
rolton aud Leesbu;gh plows, staked up which,
will sell Tor tour dollars each, and give two points
mar 9, 49. A. L. LlTTELL,
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NntiCe.

The report Of the Commissioners on the State
Road leading from Magnolia in Carroll county, to
New cumberland in Tuscarawas county, has been
ileu in the Auditors office, in Carroll county All
persons interested will take notice that the ron7
missoners of arroll county will hear TIE pan,ies
for or against said road, and applications for DANA
pc. thereon, at their June session I84s,
JOSHUA D. PATTON, Auditor.
mar IA, 40. Of Car cc,,ntu n
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The rauso Of the fire cannot b. correctly ns.
cer'ailedi II is supposed, hoseyer, that it urigi.
mated lrOm defect in the CHIMNEY. JP.
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MARRIED. On Tuesday, April 24,h, by vii.
liam Woodward, ESQ.,, MR. John GARRET, and
Miss MALNDA SHARP, all of this county.
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IarrOlltOn Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY For THE FREE Pass.
Washington GreyS--AttentiOn.

You are hereby ordered to meet in Carroll.
ton on Saturday, April 28h. at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
fully armed and EQUIPPED for drill Fer order Of
Captain. SIMON COMBS, 0. S.
Carrolton, April 10Th. l849.
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INC sIate of Ohio, CarroII County, Sc.
OVJ K I UF UUl
William Stoneman, and !
Roxy his wife
81.
iSC CHASccRY.
Isaac Newton. Of ais.


James Dunlap and Crissie his wife, Anne Dun
lap, and John Roby and Simena his wife, of Harri-
son county Ohio, and Ransom Newton Isaac New
ton, and Thomas Carr, and Almira his wife, Of
Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and Levi Newton nd
Horatio Hunt, his testamentary Guardian, or Trus-
tee, Of arroll county, Ohio. win take notice that
petition was filed against them on The wclad dav
of March, A. d. ls49, in this court by the demand.
ants, and Is now pending wherein the said William
StOneman and Roxy, his wife, demand Partition Of
the following real estate Of which evi Newton,
deceased died seized to wit: One Hundred and
wenty acres Of Land, lying on the east side of
the south east quarter Of Section four (l) in
township fourteen, "a of range seven, y Orange
township, arroll county, Ohio, and that at the
next term of said Court application will be made
by said demandants for an order that Partition may
be made of said premises.
VAN BROWN,
mar IA, '49 CT Atty for Demandauts,
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Bp GeIesrupb.
For the PitTsburg daily Gazette.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, April 7lh.
ITALY.
Charles Albert has fought battle and has
been conquered, and is now an abdicated king
an exile in the streets of Lisbon or Madrid.
The Auslrans passed the Tyrone simuIane.
ously, and the Piedmonese speedily fell back.
Three successive battles were fought on the
plains Of Versailles, in which the Auslrians-
some $4,000 slrong-encounlered Prince Chas.
Albert, al Navarro.
Charles Albert abdicaled his throne in favor
of his son Victor.
Prince Emanuel and flag Of truce being
sent to the Austrian tent, Marshall Redelzkey
acceded to an armislicc.
The new King pledges himself to conclude a
treaty of peace-to disbNnd ten companies Of
Poles, Ilungarans and Lonbards.
ROME
The King Of Prussia has been elccled Empe.
ror Of Germany.
1t is generally believed lha. the Pope will be
able 10 return 10 Rome.
FRANCE
With some exceptions Of disturbances in the
distant provinces remains nanluil. Louis Ma
poleon is proceeding in the trueS, path to main.
tain his possessions and the stability Of the Re.
public-suppressing domestic disorder. aud s'ea'
i, thn nH. tho
cotCrmn0us nations.
The Hungarian war rugcs ferce!y; having
gained some advantages over body of the Rus
slams he soon found himself overwhelmed with
their numbers, the Emperor will gladly seize on
any pretexl to interfere. Further, we shall not
be surprised 10 hear that the Emperor of Russia
brings down large force TO crush the Hunsari.
ans.
INDIA.
Advices from Bombay state that another bat
lie had been fought near Guzarel, between the
British and the Sikhs, in which the latter were
dcleated-Fron the oh 10 the l2Ih Of Februa-
ry, various skrmishes took place between the
troops.
On the 12,h Of February, the Skhs relremed
10 Dhenab river, which they were prevented
from crossing by the Bombay division of the
British Army, under the command of General
Vhgh.
On the following day the British having ef.
lected junction, Lord Cough succeeded in
Bringing the enemy to battle before The plain
of Gazzaral, in which The Sikhs were complete
Iy routed, leaving great portion Of their guns
and ammunition, as well as their standing camps
to the possession of their conquerors.
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Fresh Arrival Of Cheap hardware.
logan, Wilson & 10

.,S No. No. ; fas, Wood Wood STREET, Pittsburgh Pa.
40 81 s@e Pia.e where merchants and others desire
suI .. uuy,ns 0H-AP Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlerv
anu ,,I tools, will find their expectations
tH.y fea'zed, as they are now receiving large ad-
';ns 70 tbe.r present extensive stock, imported as
USUAL d.rc.ct from England, and which they are de-
'erpl Led TO sell as low as any house east or vest
manufacturers prices. Also, "Mann's" celebrated
Axes mar %.
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A Galaxy Of Whig Cities!

We may add, in addition, that more counties
have majority of Wing Supervisors, and the
aggregate number in the State is greater, than
ever beforeL We point with prid and pleasure
to these gratifying indications of public senti-
ment.--Alb. Epe. Jour,
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YarH.-A good supply of Cotton Yarns kept
constantly Oh hand by ,,,.
mar Is; '4a. CAMERON & KENNEDY.