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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-11
WELLSVTLLE, OHIO.
School Book Depository.
Luke LOOmiS. Agt,

PUBLISHER, Bookseller and Binder, No. so,
wood street, Pittsburgh, has always on hand gene
raj assortment Of School Books, Blank Books and
Stationary. Job Printing and Binding done at
short notice. The highest prices paid IN cash, OF
merchandise, for good Paper rags Tanners Scraps
taken in exchange for merchandise. mar 23:
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ALsO-EXtra sup Velvet Pile carpets, Of the Ia
test Importation. Administer carpets. Tapestry
Brussels carpets all ofthe richest and newest styles
to which we invite those wishing to furnish houses,
steam boats, &c. w. MCLlNTOCK.
mar %, '49.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-11

Scrap Mctal.-Any quantity OF old metal
wanted at the Carroton Foundry, in exchange
for castings, at usual prices. ,--.-.-- .
mar 40 AL. LITTELL.
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A. J.. LittoII.

Foundry-man, and dealer in castings, stoves,
CRATES, hollow ware, plOughs, plough points, mill
gearing, thrashing machine gearing, &c. &c, Car.
rolton, Ohio. mar 1870,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-11

TO Wagon Makers will sell the Carol
ton and Long plow moulds screwed up with Q
screws, al Se8 per dozen. A. l.. LITTELL.
mar Q 40
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CARPETS, &c,

lUST opened, this day, aud for sale at W. Nc
Clntock's Carpet WarerOom, No. rs, Fourth rect
Very handsome style Brussels carpets;
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LAWSON a. WILL.

" JON
Wholesale Grocers, Commission and For
wardlng Merchants, and Dealers in ell kinds Of
Produce, @.H.
aa WELLSVILLE, OHIO.
Constantly on hand, a large assortment of Pitts.
burgh manufactures, and choice Groceries, laid in
with great care in the Eastern and Southern mar.
kets, which will be sold at low prices for cash OIL
produce. mar 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
VGs.. XNSEH.---NO. 50.

Immediately full doses fthc mixture mentioned above,
repeating it every two hours long the symptoms
continued urgent. gave also the oil of peppermint.
and repeatedly applied the spirit Of camphor, with
irction to the region of the stomach The next day
they were both well again, excepting Of
debility from the preceding nights attack. They
had both eaten freely the day before of dish of
stringed BEANS and remarked that each upward cv-
acuation Of the stomach brou lit with it Some Of these
beans, in precisely the state in which they had
been eaten twelve hours before
\ European merchant of my acquaintance residing
IN Galata, arose one morning and took sea bath,
he accustomed. He thenattcnded to various mat
tiers of business which required him to walk several
miles back and forth in this city lie returned to his
lodgings quite i'll, i'll the forenoon and before night Of
the same day he was a corpse having died of most
violent attack of cholera This case was reported
one of death almost the very first attack but
certaned on inquiry, that this individual had been
suffering With darrhea for eight or ten days pre-
vious.
A Protestant American very violently attacked
one night with what his physician called "the most
awful case of cholera he had ever SEEM He died.
within twenty-four bours Tho facts concerning the
case however, are these He had had a similar at
tack two or three weeks previous and had been cured
by the blessing of God the remedies mentioned a
bovc The day before his second attack, while no
was still weak from the first, he walked many miles
and became very much fatigued, and certain
stances had also agitatcd his mind. lie ate hearty
iHe'i III luc evening", pltly oi Deans ana meat, WHICH
no doubt the immediate cause Of the attackan a
ter the diarrhma commenced, nothing was done to
check It for several hours, and when, at last physi-
clan was called, i was too late
Fam would hope that our beloved country may be
saved from the ravagcs Of this scourrc-but this can
hardly be expected. 1t will probably como to many
as thief in the night" altho- the warning has been
long and loud The class ofpeoplc among whom it
makes its greatest desolatons those Who hab-
ituay the intoxicating cup. | don't know that even
the strctest attention to the rules have given above
will avail to drunkard when he is once attacked
When the seeds this disease cast into such mans
system, it is like striking fire into a box of finder
The whole internal coatings Of his stomach. besides
other vital organs, already diseased and he is
subject Of which the cholera will make very short
work. 1t makes shudder to think how many drum
kards will be suddenly ushcrcd into eternity by this
dire disease
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18

We're ION rielr' by special order from the anctoneer
is said that the largest number Of the bean monde ever
assembled at any such place any one time We're pre-
sent. SIX Dukes We're in the CGuntes,s Library at the
same moment. two of them being owners Of the chief
'show house" in this country-DevonshiTe and suthfr
land. Peculiar circumstances had thru celebrity a.
round Cure House which quite unexampled in this
country, sch do imagine existed even in
the days Of Horace Wspole and Mary Montague and a
parallel which only be sought for, and not easily
found, during the NolJairean in France. Louis Ma
poeon, who has !ong been on the mos, intimate terms
If friendship with Count D'Orsay.i understood to have
provided honorable and lucrative though not prominent
empoyme in the service of the Iepubi; for the Count
who will henceforh reside permanently in France afford
ing least striking reutaton Of the faacy Of he
axiom which foIbds faith being placed in princes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
DR.. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

IlS Compound the best remedies ycroccd the
= public in Coughs, whether arising from Colds the
~ hopping Coush, that dreadful maadv, Consnlpton.
e remeIcsn the short time has been before the public,
nave effected 50 many cures The proprieors every day
RECEIVING orders for at distance, and in this hch
thcy have been highly gratfcd learn good effects The
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of MARYLAND
Uhe Right Rev'd w Whiting ham) has authorised US 10
he has used it i'll his person with decided benefit
and our Medical friends do not sciupo
one OF the best remedies in Consumption Bronchitis Asthma
Sc which they have met with The foowingis from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island, whom W
made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (-7Id June %, 1877.
Or Martin Dear Sir:-Since home. prescrb-
cd your SYRUP or tTLD CHERR in several cases:
one in particular, q asthma Of long standing, "a
bout II ycars) neighbor and patient Her disease
has been benefited by any Medicine which she has
ken, and tor the last She has been confined
ly to the house do not know that She has Had good
nights for long tune, -t since she commented taking
Your Medicine. (and has only taken bottle she is en-
Ibed to to bed and sleep well all night. think the Ne
clne will make perfect Of her and she determined
10 gvei fair trial Her husband, Mr. Rhoderic Earck
SON is merchant here and you will send him some
OF It, he will ast your agent. Yours.
SAMUEL HARPER, NJ y.
Price scents per bottle Around each bottle there is
short treatise on Diseases OF the Chest
Dec 2l-wl2mT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18


LONDON NEWSPAPERS AND SIGHTS.
Nothing new in Literature. Mr. Croker is known to
have been the author of the violent article the Quar-
terly upon Macauay's England. Mr.. Lockhart. the
editor OF that Journal is said to have declined any
communications from Mr.. Croker's pen. As striking
tact IN advertising literature may be stated that the
Times of the 4ih instant, with The double supplement of
tortyeght columns, contained no less than 2 5 adver-
seinents. Reckon these Is. each, and paid the
paper less, after deductng duty, and the receipts for the
day advertisements alone would he sfi7O Reckon
only onehaf of this for 50 weeks and days the week
and the amount is 81 $4,000. upwards ofhaf million
Of dollars annually clear receipts for advertising only
Certainly the proprietor ofthe "eading journal" ia Flu
rope rs better and income than half the sover-
eeigns Of the world, and safer tenure of enjoyment
and possession that nine out of ten of them. However
the expenses OF working such anmmense machine as the
establishment in Printing house Square, must be very
ggea and the talent displayed every day in its columns
evidences the employment of corps of most able writers
whose services could not be commanded without proper
/: tiona remuneration. We have heard it stated that
next to the Bank Of England, the Time office is the
most wonderfully blended and extensive piece Of human
agency and achinery to be found within the s'Grea
F: Metropolis"
! The fashionable world have been very busy in attend
ing the sale at Gore House-Lady Blessingtons Won
deTinl and long renowned abode of intellectual luxury
where the sumpuous predictions of the mistress of the
:hnuse and the artistic genius Of Count DOrsay, had
cuinulated more than Thousand articles of rarity and
;ertu. Every thing-painiings. drawings, statnary
CHINA, books, Napoleon relics goben tapestry and fur
ntue Of every kind, of the and costiest materials
and most recherche construction and manufacture tn
be brought 10 the hammer. More than six hundred
cqnpageS lined the road between knghtsbrldge on the
side, and liamme snh the other entirely throw
Ing into the shade all that had been witnessed on sni-
lar occasion, at Strawberry Hill. On the Tuesday
ana ednc-day previous 70 The ar when the premises
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18

PONNrCAM,
For the Nlrenian.
On seeing a Painting of The Soldiers Dream,


On seeing Painting of The Soldiers Dream
While DER the bloody field, hts shadows crept,
weary Soldier on the green turf slept
One hand across his brave Young bosom thrown,
The other clasping still his faithful gun;
Limbs worn and faded; brow paled DER with care;
His spirit in his slumber WANDERED far.
He had a dream.-i dream Of homc,-
To which, coverd Ger with honors, he had come;
He felt his wifes embrace his infants kiss,
And his soul revelld in the envied bliss,
For which he had toiled, fought and borne,
All the privations lie so long had known.
His iav're spaniel came, his step to greet,
And playd and gambold round his dust-worn feet,
Each kind domestic smiled his voice to hear,
And pourd their glad'ning welcome in his ear;
Shrub, tree and flower, las they met his sight,
Made him forget awhile his country's fight.
Sleep on brave soldier,-morn will come again,
And bring to thy glad heart, distress and pain;
1hou'lt know that joys (which now real seem,
Are but the sweet illusions of a dream;
And mid the lannon's roar and bat lie hum,
Ihou't hear the voices OF thy home
lynchburg, June, 1919. F.
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DIB ELLIS HOT Ell,
&
Es@zszs -

EIaim Street, LynclibMrg, Va.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
he is well prepared to accommodate day, transient and
permanent boarders reasonable terms From expert
Of 20 years and unwearcd endeavors please he
hopes TO obtain the support OF his old friends and that
His house conveniently located and excel
lent for families Gentlemen arriving their
conveyance, viii find excellent carriage house,
CHAS. l., DIBRELI., Proprietor.
- Passengers in the Canal Packets intending TO take the
stage for any point, promptly called for.
Jan It's
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Old Ank0r Boiling Cloths.

TJ'IiE subscribers have uuw hand large Stock oI Old
Au5cr Elltin- Cloths from 49, {, No. ,,'icn
,gtcd .cuui1 -tlc. Ih.-c m vaut VIII ", Wcu 4"
ai,e t~ co before urtl-n-as wcare determined " ~c
q, I.,,, ,,ri-,S FEItIS & SIiGLEB.
NI.X }I-t-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
VOCAL MUSIC,

AIR. PERKINS, assisted by Mrs. Perkins. in the
vi juvenile Glasses. will open School lor instruc
tion in VOCAL MUSIC, in the large basement room
If the Masonic Hail. commence On Tuesday evening
the 9TH inst IN order meet the wishes Of Parents and
an others who fee interest ID this branch OF education
TIE Juvenile Glass will meet TIE School Rom, at
half mast o'clock an Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
EVENINGS The Adult Glass, viii meet on Monday
"Wednesday. and Friday nights, at o'clock.
Having had many years experience in Teaching. We
believe this Sclou ill offer facilities or acquierng
knowledge Of the Elementary principles combined with
the practice Of Music but seldom enjoyed in any com
muni.y The Terms also are such 70 afford whole
families TIE opportunity Of attending tile LECTURES.
Parents and all others Interested, invited to meet
at the School room with the juvenile Class on Tuesday
evening" when the system and plan Of teaching will be
explained.
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MASONIC NOTICE,
ROSS CiSI IRO.N.NILLS.

ROSS CAST IRON MILLS.
ttt subscribers have Just received four Ross Cast
Iron Corn Mills, which are offering on acrommoda-
Ug terms We uidsmply say recommendation Of this
mi at no farmer or miller who has force Sufficient to
turn ought to be without n II j 4 very simple
ana useful machine and has failed please where
Naich It's LACY & GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
STORE, on CONSIGNMENT, AND FOR

quarter rl,-p Pale Cherry Wine. vcIy fine,
NJ h----mpeiIa. unr5vder and vjnng hvson'rea'
- LACY :. GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
Just R i've d ,

'O DAY. beautiful lot Miles and sons finest Gentle
L mems
BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS
ALSO very large ana assortment 81 Trunks, Car
PIT la Is and %atChcIS. ot All qualities, which do
ALSO, large lotot
u III II x r. As,
Of the lac. patterns, Aurh a., Blc SuF Green and BlacE
30 Gnghams Of all qualities at
MAY 2S-wts J. ". IS y. RJNIBOUGIrS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
r. q U o * s .

30 barcls mountain hiskcvjO barro- Old rye Whiskcv-
y barrels apple banv-ln barrel, madeira 10 bar
reIs Malaga wnc-lO pipes French brandy pipes fine
4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
ALSO MARTIN AND WHITELEY'S
\ 4 Il / O y l. Il IN q,

The hest remedy yet in .4tiJE IND FEVER and Dl7S
PEPSLE-For sale by John IL. Seay, Lynchburg Il
White Pittylvania C. H. L. Archer $50 Danyilic Henry
Lakewood Castle Craig.
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Fresh Spring Goods
7sUftmtnI OF
SInnIC GisH FN,lCN ErN Goods.

NHE subscribers have received large portion Of the
Spring stock, comprising complete and well select
Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.

In October last. when visit expected from the
Cholera. we transferred columns a letter from
Constanople giving information of the pesence and its
treatment in Turkey. Within few days we have been
asked to republish that letter. and comply with the
request
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
NEW com ERIN.
TsNSLEY & TAYLOR
1t The OLD STLND Of BRT.INTS. TLN,SLET,)
LHy'CFgBTySG. Va

RE receiving large and well assorted stock Of
"A Groceries. Liquors, Dry Goods, &c.
Consisting IN Part Of The foiio,riag articles:
NM. mi Il IL \ [ ,,n,lns
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TER.HS.

Juvenile G lass, g 90
Adults. w
G The course consists of twenty four lessons or Lee
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PRINTING TYPES

RE now sold at EEUCE'S NETWORK TYPE
"A FOUNDRY at the following very low prices, fer APP
proved SIX months notes.
Is ~. q
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BALL AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS

TI'HEKE VII be BALI. al the Bu4l1 Springs. Amherst
county ,:on the 10Th u July. NLny Ladies Hpcctd
20 intend L. L. HITE.
June il-tlUJulv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
DIR. MARTINS Purgativc Pills,

I
1EE most superficial observer is conscious that great
i cause # disease IS COSIIjENESS. BY the timely
taking Of purgave the lives Of hundreds saved no
would otherwise have fallen victims disease. Those
Pills highly recommended by many Physicians Read
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-01-13

DIED, On Monday, the 9Th inst, at her resi-
ience, in this county, SARAH JANE DYE, wife
Of John L. Dye, aged 20 years and 8 months.
How sweet the hour of closing day,
When all is peaceful and serene;
And when the sun with cloudlsss ray,
Sheds mellow lustre Ger the scene.
Such is this sisters parting hour
So peacefully she sinks to rest,
When faith ,endued from Heaven withpoweri
Sustains and cheers her languid breast.
Mark but that patience OF her eye
That smile upon her wasted cheek;
They tell US oil. her glory nigh,
In language that no tongue can speak.
A beam from Heaven is sent to cheer
The pilgrim on her gloomy road;
And angels are attending near.
'l' To bear her to their bright abode.
Who would not wish TO die like those 81
Whom Gods own spirit deigns to bless!
DO To sink into that soft repose-
Then wake to perfect happiness.
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HEARTYE WOODS OF AN oLDsOLpiEk.
Philadelphia, Auguft 16, 1886.

= To The p,,,te-When a soldier in the Ameff
can camp ia l77S, | with many others (owing 90
great exposure) had a violent attack al disesse Of
the iunss, by which l was entirely disabled tom
duty Tor aIopg >s"e. Since that period dntil re-
Gently have never zen free from cough and q
difficulty of breathing. Year after veal have en-.
perforated over a gill q Gay; often much more,
and sometimes mixed with blood. For months to-
gether, night after night. I nave Doa - sit or be
bolstered up to obtain my breath. The weaknes.
and debility caused by such constant ei pectotatioh
frequently brought me to a state bordefitig oh
death. ihaye had skilful physicians to attend ms
aud every thing done that was thought likely 10
give me relief, without any beneficial efsct-
Last winter I had another very severe attack sf
inflammation Of the Lungs, which fully expected
would be the hast. l then considered my csss %
past the aid Of medicine, when l was advised 10
use JAYNE'S EXpECTORANT. Ibid 90 with
a strong hope. that as il had cured many Of my
acduaintances of various diseases Of the lungs, Il
might a. least mitigate my suferings. Need say
how gratifed / feeli IT HAS EFFECTUALLY
CURED ME. As soon as l commenced taking il
| found II reached my case, and | began 10 breathe
with more freedom. My expectofstion became
easy, and my cough entirely left me. now feel
as well as ever | did in my life, and am better than
have been for the last SIXTY YEAkS. Nov
after suffering so long, and finding at last such Gig.
nal relief from DR.. Jayne's Expecturant, I feel an.
ious to inform my fellow citizens whers relief may
be had NICHOLAS HARRIS. Sea-,
s'sv9 IaEo % Lumbsrd 81
Mr.. Harris has long been a worthy member, I've
befiese a deacon) Of tho FIRST Baptist Church IN
this city, and implicit confidence may be pisesdia
his assertionGASdt Euening PosG % iai
Prepared sely sy pr, 1'yrs,6 rhn'dslphis. -
'''' ]. q. Ftsnise. ?. NJ, w~oodshslss
= Va NOSES p. M1LEs & SON, Sonertons
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4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Notice

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notice Is
"A hereby given that | will offer for sale on the
premises, OH Thursday the LIST day Of March ls49,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o.
clock P. M. of said day, the following tracts OF
land, to wit: the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of section ID, township 7, and range
7, containing 80 and $500 acres; also the south
east quarter of the north east quarter of section ID,
township 7, of range 7, containing 80 and $500
acres, situated in Seneca township, Monroe coun-
ty and State OF Ohio-in a populous neighborhood
about 8 l-2 miles from Summerield, and Z miles
from Malaga there are public roads crossing
through the farm. There are also over 100 excel
lent fruit trees on the premises, together with good
water; subject to the widows dover, upon the
following terms. to wit: One third in hand, one
third in 6 months, and the residue in IL months
with interest fr m the day of sale, to be secured tc
the satisfaction of the undersigned; to be sold as
the property of James Keenan,. deceased, pursuant
to an order oil the Court of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe county, in said State.
MARGARET KEENAN,,
Administrator of James Keenan,. deceased.
January 6, lS49.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-01-13

Ed DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that there will be a petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, al their next
session, praying for the location of county road,
commencing near Robert CIark's barn. running
from thence to the Mount Zion Meeting hodse,
thence near Samuel Warmers house, thence to the
lower end OF Fielding Philips lane, 10 continue
the lane to the corner Of Nelson Hogue's mead
N, and ~contlnte his road to the foot Of the hill
thence on the nearest and best rout to intersect
the road leading from LewisviIIe to Carlisle. the
place of termination. Said road will be principal
ly in Franklin township. .as q f..
Jan. G., 1919. MANY Pc rITIONERS. q
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A LMANACS!-Dr. D. Jayne would hereby
"A Inform the public that he publishes annually
for gratui,ous distribution. by himself and ali his
agents, an Almanac. called Jayne's Medical ~
manac, mo Guide to Health.
The calculations for this Almanac are made wifh
great care and accuracy aud for five different ht'
itudes and longitudes. so as to make them equally
useful as a Calendar in every part Of the United
States and British North America. They are pfiit.
ed on good paper, and with handsome new type,
and are neatly bound. and hs.idss being the neat.
est and most accurate Calendar printed ia the TINT
ted States, they contain a large amount of v4lysbte
information, suited TO the wants of all, and sfthn
kind too, which cannot be found in books.
His catalogue Of diseases, with remarks an
~rections for their removal is really invaluabI,
make them welcome ~visiter'
enter. Every famil'
of these Animals.
ready for di