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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-08-25

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CASWELL.
A norton of the Democrats Of CaswelI having as
sembIed at Yanseyville, on the 14th~of August; on
motion Abner Miles was called to the Chair, and
James N. Montgomery was appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were then submitted to
the meeting, and unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That we would recommend TO the Demo-
Gratis of the 5th congressional District to meet in
Convention at Roxborough on the 2lst OF September,
it being Tuesday Of County Court, tor the purpose
of selecting an Elector for this District.
Resolued, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point delegates to represent this County in said
Convention.
In pursuance of the last resolution the Chairman
appointed Maj. John A. Graves, James N. Montgom-
cry, James b. McMslIen, Sydney Thompson, Hiram
Lockhart, Frank. L. Warren. Andrew w oods' henry
Richmond, Thos. 5. Poore, and Wm. Fuller, IT,
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
ABNER MILES, Chairman.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-08-25

e''S Is to adjourn on the 31st of this month.
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The Law defining the jurisdiction, &c, Of the
Probate Courts has passed. Jndge Morrison we
understand has been qualified, and has entered
upon the duties Of HE office. The Act was not
received in time for publication this week. II
gives to the Probate Court exclusive jurisdiction
in probate and testamentary matters, the appoint
ment of administrators and guardians, and the set
tlement Of their accounts and the issuing of Mar
rage Licenses and concurrent jurisdiction with
the court Of common pleas in the sale of lands on
petition of executors, administrators an1 guardi-
ans,-assignment Of dover in such cases Of sale'--
for the completion of real contracts, &C., and is
suing writs Of habeas corpus, and in vacation, o.
the common pleas to allow writs of injunction Oh
certioruri directed to justices of peace,
to the common pleas. It likewise gives the pro
bate court limited jurisdiction in criminal cases
Appeals may be taken from its decision and it
judgments, &c, may be reviewed in the common
pleas on ceTtiorari. The probate judge is mad'
mis- own clerk, and he may appoint deputy
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ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FINISH,
xD TO MAssILoN.-Our readers will be gra!'heGi
10 learn from the letter below, that the Ohio anI
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad will be finished this
morning 10 Massilion. As soon as the proper
arrangements can be made, the road will be for
mally opened to that point, when We expect 10
have glorious celebration at Massillon OF this
great event, that is, f the people there desire IT,
and we have no doubt they do. Our old friends
at Canton will join ia the festivities of such an
occasion, when !. will give US pleasure 10 take
them by the hand once more.
Massillon is l0s miles from Pittsburgh, in
she of The wheat district of Ohio, and the
completion Of the road to that point must. add
greatly othe business Of this cty.-Pias. Cas-
.RAuRoAD OFFICE, Friday Eve, Feb. 81.
Editar Gazette The track Of the Ohio and
Pennsylvapia Road will be through 10 Massillon
by ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
a Few days will be necessary 10 put in switch
&c, sidings, &c. before lhe road can be opened
ToF public travel J. R. SrRAueHAN.
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Sheriff Sale.

The State ofOhiO, Car oil county, ,Ss The Farm
ers' Bank OF Salem VS.. John Sinclair, Henry
Daniels, ct. al.--Pursusnt 10 the command of q
vendi expouas from the court Of common pleas,
in and or the county of Carroll, to me directed,
shall expose to public sale at the front door oS
The Court House in Carroton In said county, on
Tuesday the 10th day OF Mireh. A. D. 1852. at
o'clock P. NJ, the following real estate. with the
improvements thereon, consisting el = large
war, -house, g.. to-wit; LOIS number SIX and
sixty-ihree, (6 \ 63), situate IN the Town Of Nal.
vern, (aie Tro, fronting Main street, and ex-
tending to tie canai--valued at 100000 Terms
cash. GEORGE PUGH,
Eeb. I3, 1852. Sheriff OF Carroll county, o.
EIGHTH INSTALMENT.
The Stockholders Of The Carroll Co, Railroad
will pay an instalment Of FIVE per ceutum on
their stock, Oh or before the lOth-of February,
JNo. ARBUCKLE,
jan 80, 1859. lTreas'r
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ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the commission.
ers Of Carroll county, Ohio, at the March session,
praying for new public road in Union Township,
commencing at or near the mouth of Henry Brooks
lane, thence west along or near the line between
Reuben Freshwater's and John Buchanan, near to
chesnut tree supposed to be the corner between
the aforesaid Freshwater and Buchanan aud Ro-
bert Rutledge thence south to certain white
oak standing on the edge of said Rutledge's field
in the present road thence across the said Rut-
ledge's field to intersect the Zoar road thence
along the said road to the corner of said Ruedges
orchard thence along or near an old road that in
tersects a certain road leading from Topes mil to
Smiths mill, to sugar tree IN Andrew Davis mea-
dow, where the said road passes
Jan. Q, 1852. MANY PETITIONERS.
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To Book Agents and CanVaSSerS.
HERE is THE BOOK FOR YOU |
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
And the Arctic Regions.

With detailed notices Of the Expedition in search
of the missing vesses under Sir john Franklin
by P. L. Simmon1s. 70 which Is added an &C.
count OF the American Expedition, under the pa.
tronage OF Henry Grnnell, ESQ.,. with an intro.
| ,iu ciion TO the American Expedition, by John c.
Lor', D. D., 400 pages, price $I,2;. To contain
a Mp OF the AIe!ic Region and plates Illustrating
the w9,k.
I,' Wber,, Cor relentless months continued night,
Holds, DER the glittering waste her starry light.
The pay'es OF America and Eng land have
before met nm, Y the Ocean, but they met for dead
ly strife. Now, 100, they me! Tor strife, equally
determined, but n. " with each other. They met
in the holy cause Nf benevolence and human
sympathy, 10 battle vii the elements beneath the
Attic Circle anil the CHI 7alric heroism which The
few stout hearts Of the tw nations displayed lI
that conflict rebounds thou and Told moIe 10 the
CORY of the actors, their gog srnmenIs an me
=, "e than if four s'ore ships nd ten thousand
orr. men had fought for the mastery of each
o,Lor II, IN the broad ocean. and battered buIks
and mare! corpses had gone d)wn to the coral
c,vos of the o, u, dreadful offering TO the demon
oC Dscord. in w, ich event troops Of widows and
ornIon children wo,, ID have sentup acIy OF wall
Now the heroes advant.N ID manfuly to rescue lus'
bands and fathers, to rtstt re Them TO 'ner WIVES
and children" IN ..o
OF Good active Agents waL eu' " e. 80" ,me
above hook, to whom exclusive age. Wy '0t S'O"''
;y will be given. ,.,. .ro corv
On receipt OF 81 25. We viii forward 'Sas coPy
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copy,) by mail, posiage-pad, 10 any place H.. VI.
United States, not exceeding 500 niles fro,
Cleveland.
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according 10 the new Postoflice Law Postage
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OF Wholesale Prices for above and other sale
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forward on application TO us, PosT-PAID.
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Cleveland, Ohio.
~ Publishers, Of Newspapers IN the United
States and Canadas, publishing above NOTICE,
(with this noce,) and sending us a copy of their
paper, postpaid, shall be entitled to copy OF
above book, deliverable at our store in Cleveland
This offer to be operative till January, 1858
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Look Here !

The public and "the rest of mankind" are here
BY informed, that | have rebuilt my establishment,
which was destroyed by fire, and that still carry
OIL the
TANNING g. SADDLING BUSINESS
In New Harrisburgh, where may be found at all
times a splendid assortment of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
HARNESS, BRlDLES.
WHIPS, &C., &c.
Also "a great variety of Boots q Shoots
am determined to do a cheap business and will
assure those who give me a call, that the articles
offered them, are made of the best stock, and got
up in the most substantial and elegant manner.
A good supply of
Leather
OF all kinds always on hand.
Call and examine for yourselves, and am well
satisfied that you will 60 away fully convinced, that
the place to get BARGAINS is at PERRY's" in New
Harrisburgh. .s
Or Cash paid for Hides & skins all the
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
tsn. 8, 1863. am
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BOOK Agents Wanted.
EDITED ~ JoHE s. JENKISs. A. N.
Published BY GEO. II. DERBY & co. TO whom
all orders should be addressed.

Now that al that was morlJ Of JAcEsCN is
gone from among Us, and there remains OF he
once great man, but the memory Of bis aets-noW
that party strife and political turmoil can no lon
ger buffet his name and fame between the goals
OF opposing faetons-nOw that Ae dead mas
claim, what few distinguished Esen ever received
whileliving, the ispassionals,txdgment Of their
fellow A. n, BOY is the Iimsllh life Of Andrew
Juskson 10 be wrstens-H hew generation Is
spfinging Up, 70 wheI1t'ie deeds Of his life will
be matters Of ist6fy and il is right IT. il should
receive It's knowledge of them, through med-
um free from prejudice and party spirit
{" The question Of the Union brings up bis ac-
lion on the Modification question, and in the very
words which Bancroft, in his z ilogy IN i845, ap-
piled 10 the author Of the Proclamation, 'THE
UNfoS-IT MUST BE PREsERvED.' The whole in
fuence Of the past was invoked in favor Of the
Constitution hom the council chambers Of the
fathers who moulded our institutions from the
hall where American Independence was declared,
the clear, loud cry was uttered The Union
il must be preserved From every battlefield Of
the Revolution from Lexington and Bunkers
! HilI-lrom SIrstoga and Yorktown-irom the
field Of Eutaw--irom the cane-brakes that shell
tered the men Of Marion-the repeated, long
/ prolonged echoes came up The Union-it must
/ be preserved From every valley in our land
from every Cdoln OH tue pedsdht UlOuubdlu
sides--lrom The ships at our wharves--from the
| tents of the hunter in our wesIernmost praries
from the living minds OF the living millions oi
| American ireemen--from the thckly coming go.
ries OF iulurty--lhe shout wentup like the sound
OF many waters, the UniOn--it must be pre-.
served. The eddress from which this passage is
taken, is printed atlength, in the present volume
Seing, we believe the only form in which it is al
present accessible. We have also iudcious
selection Of JacksOn's most memorable State pa
pers, his Vetoes, the Proclamation. Messages, Ir.
augural and Farewell Address. There is, too, 4
rel rint Of Dr. Bethune's sermon on his DEATH
An excellent full length portrait is lrontispect
to the volume, which is a creditable specimen o.
| the Using Buffalo press."-[Literay World.
! o. Our authorized Agent will call and pIe5en
the Book for inspection.
B.--Age1is wanted TO sell the above worE
| in all the States in the Union. Apply, postpaid
| to GEO. H DERBY 4 CO.,
! jan 80, SO lG4 Main-st., Buffalo
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sinte Temperance Convention.

This Convention assembled in Columbus, We'd
uesduy the 25th ult and adjourned. Friday the
asth, Hon. Chauncy G.. olds, of Pickaway' was
chosen President. The Journal says this cOnyen'
tioa was the largest AID most enthusiastic "hicn
mas assembled in Ohio for mauy years Inc reso'
lutions passed, we will publ SD hereafter
Resolutions to the effect that the members oil
said convention would "vote for 10 man LOT le-
Qislative OF executive Office who is not irlend o'
the Maine Law or one of similar character were
warmly discussed and finally laid on the 'neh'-
How insdiuosly does the Oily politician elbow hlm-
self into every popular assembly, and fasten him.
self upon every popular movement But the long
ears, or loud bray or coven foot at length betray
him, when, as in this instance, rebuked by those he
would wheedle, he covers his deformitY as we'll as
he can, and withdraws to wait for more favorable
auspices The political jackal clamoring for the
"Maine Law" keeps a sharp look out for the main
chance.
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Amendments 70 the ConsIltutIon.

Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee. has Introduced
joint resolution into our national Legislature,
proposing gameudmentst the Constitution which
are highly impouan, and should have extensive
circulation. Il is FIRST proposed that hereafter
the President and Vice President Of The United
States, shal! be chosen by the people, each
Stale 20 be divided into Districts equal in mum.
Der TO the whole number OF Senators and Rep.
resenialives TO which such States may be enI.
lied 10 the Congress Of the United Slales. The
elections under the amendments, is 10 lake place
on the first Thursday in August, and The person
having the greatest number Of votes is 10 be
declared elected, by Congress, after count Of
the same. II sue number be equal 10 a major.
" Of the whole humber Of votes given, but II
no person have such majority, then a second
election shall be held on The first Thursday 10
The month Of December Of next ensuing.
The same holds n regard to the Vice Presi.
dent The amendments further provide that
the Senate Of the United States shall be com.
posed Of Two Senators from each State chosen
by the persons qualified to voIe for the Legs
laIure thereof, for Six years, each Senator IC
have one vote. Also thar the Judicial Power
Of The United States shall be vested 10 one Su
preme Court and in such Inferior courts as the
Congress from time to time may establish. The
judges, both Of The supreme and inferior courts
10 hold their Office during The term Of twelve
years. and TO receive for their services a com
pensaIon which shall not be diminished during
their continuance in office. The amendments
are highly important, but before they can be
adopted as a part Of the Constitution they mus
be ratified by the Legislatures Of Ihree-lounbi
Of the States.
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Final Accounts.

Of Administrators, Executors aud Guardians,
tIed in the office OF the clerk oi Common peas Of
Cunol county, Ohio, since November Term, 1851,
and NAV be settled at next term OF said court.
Fanal acct OF Thomas Eekley, 5d'mr. of Jere-
miah Elliott, deed.
Final acct Of Harvey Baxter, d'mr. Of the es-
ate of David Baxter, decd.
Final acct of Elisha Mcqueen, ad'mr. Of the
estate OF Wn. Mcqueen, decd.
OF John Sinclair, ex'r OF tue estate ol Samuel
Morrison.
First recount of Leonard Harsh, one Of The
ex'rs of Matthias Tressell, decd,
Final account OF Leonard Harsh, one Of the
ex'rs Of Cornelius Baxter, deed
First accou Vt OF Leontr Harsh, guardian Of
Levi and Josiah Clsselmln.
Second account of Leonard Harsh, guardian OF
c. J J. and E. Baxter.
Attest, w. R. LLOYD,
Jan. l6, 1859. Clerk
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Sheriff Sale.

The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, SS.-Wi-
liam Rice VS.. Benjamin Wats0n.-Pursuant to the
command OF an execution IRON The court of CON-
mon pleas, in and for said county, and 10 me de
rected, shall expose to public sale at the door of
the court house in Carrolllon, in said county, on
Tuesday the 10th day OF March, 1852, at ii o.
clock A. NJ, the following DESERT real estate.
with the Improvements. consisting of black
smiths shop, dwelling house. &C.. bounded and
described as follows Being part Of the south
west quarter of Section Eight, OF Township Fif-
teen, Of range seven, ~, beginning at post in
the center of the public road and cornering with
the lands oil Johu Perch, thence with said road
south Lightweight degrees west ten and one half
perches TO post thence south twenty.sIx ta6)
perches to post thence north eghty.eight de-
gress east 10 the east line of said quarter thence
along said line 90 perches TO the place Of begin
ning--containg one acre and 10 perches. more
or less-vllued at s GEORGE PUGH,
Feb. l3, 1852 Sheriff of Carroll county, O.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-05

TAyouus Irish girl VS. kI,leG Sa ,rcideOsS IN MST
UrIeans On the Goth ulimo, by ~ ae"" ,'e. =
explosion Of stove boiler. The boho.' had
= kitchen range, under which the girl -"
made : fire ashor time previous to the accident
and either in consequence Of Zoo short supply
Of water. or improper confinement Of the steam
which vas gen sra'ed, the explosion took place.
a fragments Of the broken stove cut off all the
irOnt oOr,ion of the poor girls head, and death
vas. Of course, the aImosl immediate result.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-05

We find the rowIIowing in the New York
Times Of the l7Ih inst. Hundreds are now in
that city waiting chance TO get passage, which
G.o, should be remembered by those who con-
ssU.slsts ss,U going from this section. Many have
-s,,,rDaS - ,Seir homes again
- TSs r,,sb II passengers for California is SO
Rrsas that the sleG,Hers caGnC' 'GSe 'ie" an
and The tedious voyage !oEnG lne nor" tS SHn, sa.,
ing vessels is again quite sSsn,O"SU''' nor." "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-05

To DRINK OR NOT TO DRINK Whilst vast
numbers of petitions in favor Of Law similar to
the Maine Law, are laid before the Legislature OF
car State. some remonstrances have been presented
and the journal says the struggle has just com
menoed. On Wednesday the 25th, Mr.. Becke! ol
Montgomery, presented 90 yards Of do4bIe column
petitions, containing the names of4,9l9 voterswho
say they ore in favor of " Free Trade" and Top
posed to the Maine Liquor Law"
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SALE REAL ESTATE BIZ ORnER OF
COUR%

Pursuant to an ordc.st Of The court Of common
pleas OF Carroll c'..lnty, Ohio, entered ri the No
vember session "A D. 1851, will offer Tor sale, on
the premises on Wednesday the 4ttl day Of Febfl-
ary, A. d. 1859, at 10 O'Clock AM. the following
real estate, viz: The undivided half of the east
dsf Of the northeast quarter Of Section S5 Tp. l9,
r. 5, of the lands made subjeetto sale at Steuben-
vile, Ohio said laod belonging TO James and
John Swacs, minor heirs OF Richard .Swalea, de-
ceased. SAMUEL HEIDY,
Jan. 2, '52.-td Guardian, &c.
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1eHr We would call the attention Of our readers
to N. F. TooKER g. Co.'S advertisement in another
column, in reference to "Sir John Franklin and
the Arctic Regions" This firm is composed oI
young men, who deserve liberal patronage for the
tnterprisirg spirit they manifest TAey have
large and well selected stock Of Books, and "quck
sales and small profits" is their motto. Young
men would do we'll to canvass this county for the
sale of this work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-05

or Gov. FARwELL, of Wisconsin the other
day returned to the Legislature some resolu-
.ions of sympathy for the Irish exiIes, which
they had requested him to transmit TO the Pres
iden.; objec.ing to the following passage,
which he thought untrue, and likely rather to
iniure than to forward their designs Win no
slain or dishOnOr 10 their names srcept what
English law makes such (that is The lOuing Of
Gkeir native land"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-05

OPENING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.-The
Canal Board met at Harrisburgh, on Tuesday
last, aud passed resolution to open the Canal
on the | 9Th Of March. The following is an
extract from The jou,nal
Resolved, That the supervisors on the Main
Line of Canal be directed 10 open their re-.
spective divisions for navigation on the twelfth
OF March.
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Jan. 2, 1859.

JUST RECEIVED large amour. of Dye
WOODS, suGh as FusIic, Cam Wood, Log Wood
Red Wood &c., &C., which we will sell al re.
duced prices, by the barrel, or in quantities to
suit purchasers. Call at The Drug Store Of
Dec. u. 1851. CA. BOEGEL.
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or The Gazette, Journal and American, OF
Pittsburgh, have expressed their preference for
Scott as the Wing candidate for the Presidency.
The Post, Locoroco, don't like this "preIty
wsll," and nobody expected it would.
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J. PEARCF,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL RESUME the practice of his Profess
sion in the counties of Carroll, Tuscarawas,
Stark, Culum biana Harrison and Jefferson.
e. Office, west of the Public Square, and
above Messrs. S. & ]. SterIing's sadder's shop.
Carrolton, Feb 25, 1852. II
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PLOW, LOOM, AND ANVIL!
WOOLEN GOODS AT FACTORY PRICES

PLOW, LOOM, AND ANVIL!
WOOLEN GOODS At FACTORY PRICES
The New Philadelphia Wooden Factory Compa-
nv are determined to meet the consumers direct
and for that purpose will be at Carrolton on the
25th, 26th, and 27th days Of March next, and
every six weeks thereafter. | expect to make a
permanent business of selling goods at this point,
at just the same prices they are sold at the Facto-
ry. These goods are got up with an eye single to
their
ABILITY,
and are warranted to wear longer than any goods
in the State A good article will be sold for q
much lower price than is usually paid for poor
one, and shall have full assortment of the
goods made at the Establishment.
BrOad-ClOth, CaSSimeTS Satinet.
TwERDs, BARRED, OR WoMEN's FLANNEL.
Red Flannel, Plain and Twilled Overlooking,
in great variety, and
Superior Article Of Blankets.
Now isthe time for bargains, The Farmers &
Mechanics of Carrollton and vicinity can have
goods at the cost of Manufacturing, and be sure of
getting Good Article. All ask Is, call and see
the goods and prices.
References-All those who have tried the goods.
jan23, ,'62-6w L. d. NORRISS.
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK THAT EVERY AME
RIcAN SHOULD READ.
The Camp Fires Of the Revolution,
OR THE

WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
Illustrated By thrilling events, stories and ane,'
dote+, as related by the old Continental Soldiers
whilst gathered round the camP-ires on Dorches-
ter Heights, at Cambridge, at Mount Independence,
on Long Island, at Skippack Creek, at German
town, at Valley Forge, at White Marsh, at Sara"
toga, at Middlebrook, on the Susquehannl, at
Springfield, at Morristown, on the Pedee, in the
Swamps, on the Hills Of Santee, near Charleston
&c.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
With eight beautiful plates from original designs
by CRooME. The whole forming an elegant Octa-
vo Volume.
015- Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sub.
scrbers to this work. to whom lib ra discounts will
be given, GEORGE HOWARD,
.s Publisher, Wooster.
Publishers Of Newspapers, inserting the above
prospectus times will be entitled to copy of the
book, to be forwarded to them as they may direct,
upon the reception of copy of the paper Of the
publisher. t.--..- -.-.-
OE- Please cut this out for reference,
Jan. 9, '52-3t
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Notice.

The school conducted by c, s. BOEGEL will
commence Thursday, April lst, 1852.
TERMS OF TUITIoN--O biography, Reading, Wri-
ting first lessons in Geography and Arilhmatic,
rs per month. Grammar, Philosophy, Chemistry,
&c, 81 per month. No deduction made for alb
sence except in. case OF sickness.
We hope by dilligent attention to merit share
of public patronage. rr
Carrollton Fob Of 1870