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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-17

NEw-YoRK STATE APPOINTMENTS The Albany
correspondent Of the Post the following ap.
poin'ments By Governor Seymour:
The rumor is authenticated which assigns to Col
Robert Temple the post of Adjutsnt General In the
new administration. Col. Temple was, in no sense
candidate for the Office and the compliment implied in
the offer Of the place lees atterng even than that
which conveyed In the In which he was asked
by Gov. Seward to accept it.
hear tina. Gov Seymour has made another appoint
ment to bis staff and that the following gentlemen
have been invited to accept places thereinfor Judge
Advocate General Elijah Ward at present Judge Adyo-
cate Of the First division Of ~ Y Mia-a resident Of
your city For Quarter Master General Mr. Pratt sen
Of 2edok Pratt Of Pratsyio, Greene county and Who
hear. Is accomplished and worthy young
gentleman. For Engineer in Chief, John Addison
II omns Of New York. Col Thomas was formerly Com
msnder at the Military Academy Of West Point and
served with reputation In the army The appointment
Is excellent Thess gentlemen take the rank Of
Brissdisr General For Surgeon. Dr. Ecman @. Wendell
Ia psmed-a gentleman who inhcrits a name not less
honorcd in the annals Of his profession than in the his
tory Of the early struggles and tumphs Of the demo-
crsey. u Lansing Ef9 Of Syracuse Erastus Corn.
the Aids OF the Governor and believe compIs.s the
nst Ct these appointments when add that Col Isaac
vsndefposi Of Albany IL to be Assistant AJjutsnt Gen.
ers rst created In 1860 and In which all the powsre
a Asu conferred In the absence OF that oniser
Mstss Wendell. LansiDg, Corning Mumford. and Van.
defroi rsostvs the title and fank q ooionsi
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Marine Affairs,

THE CALoRIc SHir ERIossoS-Ths fact Of the engines
Of this vessel having been set at work Wednesday
detailed in the HERALD the Of large number
OF persons proceeding yesterday to wit
ness the novelty great number under the i'm.
preston that she open for examination and
greatly disappointed to find such not the case We
assured that the forward state of the vessel
viii allow, the public will be permitted to 60 on board
but at present due regard their own interests and
the timely completion of the vessel ary coupes
the owner at present to withhold such permission.
WRKcK OF 1.-THE BARK LucERyE Tho pilot boat
Ja mes III. Waterbury came up to the city yesterdsy
afternoon having in tow the wreck of the bark Lucern
OF Bristol which she picked up wa'eIogged and sban-
doned, on the 18th instant, at daylight, 100 miles
Of the L. gone by the deck the m,zzen Is stand
ipg and che Is full of water the time the pilot boat
tel in With her the brig William Pitt, from Boston for
feet from Boston for Virginia, had stripped her Of al
most everything movable. No papers were found on
board except letters addressed Captain Joseph
A. Yates, and bill, showing that ST. 500 had
Gently been expended her in REPAIRS Tho steam tug
Achilles Captain Yates towed her into the East river
and dccked her at the foot of Montgomery street.
fEoM CHIsA.aThs clipper ship Oriental Capt.
having been towed up from Sandy Hookby the
steamer Titan, Capt Hazard. The Oriental left
was ten dsy. of the Cape Of Good Hope, with va
riable light winds On the 10th September in the China
sea in lat o. Ion Ill 50, she the clipper ship
has been abent from this port two years and seven
months and has sailed distance of e5 COO miles and ap-
pears to be in perfect order to sail again tomorrow
STEAMSHIP FOR THE HAVANA TRApE-We uBderstsnd
that sever gentle to whoee enterprise and public
spirit savapnah is much indebted, obair Ing sub.
scrp'ons for the construction of steamer the same
class as the Isabel to between this city and Havana
We are Informed that there Is doubt that sufficient
FUN will DO raised to secure the contamination of the
schene.-Sapnnnah Georgian.
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military Pa rasies

The Young Mems Light Guard, Captain Felix Hart
made their second annual excursion yesterday to Pol
locks Mansion House Hoboken accom- panied by Mana
hams Cornet Band. They numbered thirty muskets ex
clueiye Of officers and made very sodierke and
sIectsble appearance. They shot for seven prizes.
afternoon upon their return from target practice Ia the
country They numbered about fifty muskets and were
attended by shtltons Band In physical appearance
and order Of march the kncksrbockes have not been
equslsd this eaop; whilst their uniform in she style
OF the Evolutionary times, introduced and nspirt-
ing feature Into the equipment 81 citizen troops In
front marched tbre members habited with gray wigs
and with slightly ttooppg gait. recalling 10 mind the
ra'riarchs Of the soul stirring period The target was
literally fddled In the esntS that rohpg remained of
IL but the outer ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-17

On Thursday December 16 by the Rev. T. II Skinner.
Mr. Smith WooD, Esq TO Miss EIdzABErH WILSON, both
Of this city
On Wednesday, Dscembsr Is, by tho Rev. Mr.. Rey-
ndds, Mr. VIM AIwArER Of this city, to Misc MAnGAREr
A. SrAcRroLE, OF Williamsburg.
On Thursday, December l6, ct st. Georges Church,
Hampstead. l.. l.. Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS Of New York,
to Mis- Susan B. HKwLErr daughter Of Stephen Hewlett
Eq
Long Island papers please copy.
At Troy. N y, ON Tuesday evsniBg, December 4, by
the Rev r. Van Kleeck, d. D.. GEoRaE PARISH OGDEN
to HESRrTA CANros youngest daughter Of the late Mo-
ees Graft all Of that place.
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his assA - Hss y osAsr iet1sss = psset q ~
posi.lons dsnounong the casns produced sn the trial
- forgery which ssnded only to throw discredit on all
don made ia the presence .; many whose m mes the leo
turer gave, and which Elizabeth had in he possession
when she cent Mary Stuart 70 the block He concluded
By sxprsespg with that the inhsrsat spirit Of truth
would show determination to s the question aud show
lite a. cot Of its bearing this great question
Tho thanks Of the PRECEDENT Cor the attendance and
patronage given 70 the then given and the
me In al
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A ". =: se =; 4. "A. g. -;
e % .. IN s.y ssis Isigs: See !ssass q. ss.,
SIP sssss hs~. sss: III ss. With A.., &c
sSp Sanln css:.s. sst ss.Al Danes, 0s.as . ssy
With iron ana p.sssns.s,Ir 70 s'"sn w. Has s1p''
''s ssis " ss.. Ei. a.vs.a sa.y VITA ss -
SIP P.ssss Iasxl Duncan ReeilAaa. days sA'iass.
WIS iruis "a, 70 chsnbsrisia .RoIas.S Co.. Seyi.
gibraltar bearing miss spoke shis Roman. Of and for
BAH s.Sh oinsy isi Rossss Rs9iS. Gardens: a.y..
shs JsSu: os Bssn.n days nom Sos.a for LIVER
psoI; day ship Alexander Grant tof Lvsrpo0.
Ss.s Forbes tot New H...e,, Francis. Psns. Pr, Dec
Dss i! saw clipper ship Winged Racer. hence sor San
~. si's s. ssts, 81 rs ss's: S.d days. with
70 s s ss nss e sssn B''n'
Brig Grand TurI Curry ois.sow. % dsys with pig
Brig Absona Liesssns Astansas Is days with moassss
Bris VIM sanford. Boynsoa Turks I.lands vi. Newport
RI With salt. to Nssmith Sons. Has rad very heavy
Brig Tornado Carly Santa crus. Nov r. with honey So,
to master Dec "a Havsna wa. in co with ship West
Brig Trsrss Brl Pa,nter. 81 Vincent Is days. with
Brs Priucess ROYAL Bri Doe. Bsrnuda. sday'. In bal
iass. 20 " q A Davenport. nc
lns. s, k:y sss . Sas: 1dniA Ms with ship
Brx Rcs.iis SBr), Homes Windsor MS. II days. with
BI. Alan. lsr, Holmes. Windsor. MS. IA days. with
5rs csa:s: assnp:s1, Ill:vsr.h. 20 days. with asA
s new. with
Brig Hnds Perry. Narsham. Mass. via New Haven,
Brig Henry Lowell. Booker. Rooklsnd. Q days. With
Son. slsy md :.s: With ;s
sshs s.irlps SBrl Meins: windsor. Ms AZ days. with
s:$. Siis;; smith I 5i.,is c s;si 6s3
Ss. T,S: Is,is S. EI$.s,
sssr c ese ssssS l PsS hniss
sa.i Fssss a.
sSS Rr Belle ssfsn smith Ssi New 'H Haven days.
sas
s ssr s' sS. Asss . SS.a
sch hr Bay 5 state Burs g Boston. day.
sehr Cabot Nicker Boston. 8 days.
ssS. So: saw %sIsS S 5sss: s ss:s::a Az.
sshr A Aasisids BIigss New Bedford. ss.H.
ssS h g.s.iess Perry War Wsrs Sa'ss day.. s-
ssSr ss1sass Mer,sn G,Ii
Sohr RebeocA Ru,seil, Rockiand, 10 days
Schr Mary La, edon Conway, RooklAnd. 8 dayy.
Schr Jceeph Baker. Ames RookIand. days.
Schr Patriot Paul Rookland 10 days.
Schr Spring Bird Smith Rookland 8 days.
schr Only Son, - Rockland. 10 days.
Schr Monitor, Berry, Warcham, days
Schr Washington. Peterson Fall River, days.
Steamer Chas 0sgocd, Clark, Norwich, dsy.
Sloop Joseph Hall Gee Portland Conn 4 days.
Sloop Orion, Carey Portland. Conn, days.
Sloop Sam1 Hall, Andrews Portland, Conn, days
Sloop Index, Bumpus. New Bedford, days.
sloop Emily Grape. New Bedford, s days.
Wind at sunrise, N, sunset, ESE with raiu.
The new ship Cornne, arrived Yesterday from Warren
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InIAss1sHl D. = = fsgss,sa y R:s. t.y!ss {.
wilmi.sson Raifrs.d g. lo06, sN Lsh 81 ~ ME 500
eehuylkih Nesisatea nerG.Ss Ga IA ytE LOO Nsr.h
.sh aG ioss ~ ads AZ; AZ = ~ Chez
I5o DO M III 1Oo DO. ~ lS O( do. 1877 $50 Do. q. iS
eshuyIki Navigation IL 80 North American C9A. Ssn
80 d. cS fT, 100 Hgrrss csas, sssG 100 Dc s,,}
rosa 81; TO Long leland ksn-oaa, IS Az 100 DO. bS 2t;
10 90 ~ S os,rS , ssrt ~ Ssssn
ss 80 shares sshsylli NsyssSn Prstsrssd IL lots
2oh 40 North Amsriosn Coal S5. l7; $50 Long lsis a
RsilreeS 2; SO o. 1 $50 de- In ot Sx; 100 do lash.
Second e. I'd az wplssssa g. O 200 Rssa
aehuyl Nav 6s 80 81 8 600 schuyI Nav Mort S. II PIX;
loo .hsrss voksbsrg RR, S. I'M $50 New Orleans Gas
yssi. RI ig3 10 Hinshili ER. "a Sfsrd Bank;
20 9S Saoo United States 6's 49, p 1885, 700 susque-
hanna Canal 100 shares Long Island RR bs 2 100
cash. M; 100 do cash 24k; 100 do, 23X 100 do, b5 a.
co us,on csssi g ~ 200 Morr Canal 2S 100 a. ssxn
Chester Valley RR. Il. Market steady.
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CLEARED
st,amship FL Dorado, sshcnoh, Aspinwall Roberta
ship Caroline Tucker Chase, San Francisco Jas Smith
q Son.
Ship Red Rover Putp an, San Francisco. Il n Sutton.
ship Sc John. Skolneld, Mobile, Nesmith Sons.
ship Hnma Field, Crowell, New Orleans W&J Tsps-
colt d Co
Ship Rhine. Dosne. New Orleans L d Hurlbut 90.
Ship Continent, Drummond, New Orleans, w Taps.
colt & Co.
Bark Richard Golden tDrem) Bsiiser. London, Pope
Bark orono Cbass, Gibraltar. Brett, vose h Co.
Bark Alfred (Brem J. Pundt Charleston, Pope Co.
Brig saml ChurobmAn, Patterson. Panama, Shoswell
Brig Sarah, Coleman, Curacao, vose, Perkins Co.
Brig Restorador Jansen Humaoos, Moler. Sand Riera
Brig Gillian. Lockhs.k Windsor, Ms, Whitney Go.
Brig wanderer (Br), Davidson, Horton, Ms I L T.
Brig isxsesa, oreenman, Mobile Stanton q Thompson.
Brig A Wafs, MarfhaI st MARKS. Rayncr Gilman.
Brig Principe oiiohrst New Orleans, Thatcher Corn
Brig Crosse tBr M, wsisman, savannah. Pope
q Co
scbr Meteor stprGes Pence, PR, slaght Cumbo Baker
sthr Hartford, Burte, Savannah, Dun ham Dimon.
sehr w Smith, Jones Wilmington, Doiner Il Potter.
Rchr Splendid. Wilson Norfolk w Marks
sobr Martin, Peterson. Petersburg, Van Brunt
fchr W II MAILER, Price, Baltmors, Maiisr a. Lord.
steamsr Kcpnehso Clark, Philadelphia, u sanford
kioop Oregon, Sturgss Providencs.
Steamship Resssks Parrish Norfolk. no. vssa sds: saa
psssepgsrs, 70 Ludlam y PleasanN
SHE 0ssssA toiis2sr,, rszss, shssshss ssps easst
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Dawson, Sweeney. J A Dodman. W rsmAii, BIZ
a Davis smith, ! Il Brown, Keddin. NJ
z Moerrth. Rsms ny r n Lye,A n Avsry. Ne
seiasn ~. EilJett McNabb, Misc A Hss1J
srAsosA:.-sAlp ons~tsi--A cuunlaxhsuv =
Nrvru&-Bayf W DIer--A CaruAaS ~
CAanssAs BARK ss,ss QlNsy-R IIipw ~
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DEcEMnsR 10, 1861.

M A IRWIN X INTE LLIGE NOE.
ALMANAC ron yoRx-rHrs DAT.
sur RBEs.. ........ n NOON SETS II 81
SUN SETS. 81 HIGH WATER. morn 90 %
yf NJ Ul~n an,er
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BosTon. Dee l6.
Arrived-Bsrka Ida ard Duvall BALTIMORE; briss
b Kellooh, Mstanzas; Jessurun. Curacao.
Cleared.ship hiddlesex. NOrisans bark Wyandotte 8.
Pierre bYies Csaina SurinAm Kate Anderson, HavanA
do; sohr Active, GonAivss.
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The new ship Corinue arrived Yesterday from Warren
was lowed 70 the city by ste mtug Rescue.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10

residents of the county. .er.I -.s-
Articles offered fOr Premiums must BE owned
by the persons Offering them, OF by members of
their families aud The products Of the soil and
manufactured articles, (except those specified ia
'hs premium lis) must be produced or manuiae-
Iured in the county. a..H
No moHey Nsmiua will be paid on any AMI
NAL or sulcle which has already drawn q pre-
MUM. buI diploma NAV bs granted.
All crops, by The acre, must be measured or
weighed aud proven by two disinIerested VII.
nesses. t
Where there is no competitions 40 premium
will be awarded on any animal or article pre-
sen'ed-and no premiam will be awarded 10 any
case unless The rules and regulAuons are strict.
ly adhered 10. COOS
Members Of the different eommitEees will en-
deavor to be prompt 10 their ausndsnce. The
names will be called from the sand NJ precisely
10 o'clock A. W.. on the first day Of the fair.
CHARLES FAWCETT,
President.
EFa r KFNFpy Cacfv
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l5O lbs. Cotton Yarn,
FOREST CICY HOUSE.
Formerly the Durham House,
W. 4. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.

This large and commOdOus establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, aud renovated through
out and will compare iuvorably with any of the,
first class Hotels in the etate 1t contains mere.
than one hundred rooms, all in complete Order.--.
The house is beautifully situated ON the Public
quare, near the Court House. in the centre of bus
iness, and has the advantage of pure air and an
open space around it. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor Is
determined to spare neither expense nor effort, to
render the Forest City pleasant stopping pIAee.tO
those who may visit Cleveland either on business
or 10 the pursuit OF pleasure. An Omnibus Is al.
ways in readiness to convey passengers to and9from
the depots and steamboat landing. arI
Cleveland, April I6, 1852 esi
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ThOS II. Atkinson,
Offers for sale at his Tin Shop, IN CarrOIltOn .
large and well selected lot of ALBANY sse
GookillQ 6toues.

These Stoves have been rec9ntly purchased in AL
bany with much care, and comprise the very best
patterns & latest improvements in use in the west
Among these the GOLDEN FARMER, a new aud
elegant pattern, will Re found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale in
tn section of country. -u-dT
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and StOYe Pipe,
House Spouting and Tinware. $50. ssgas
He is also prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
tial and improved tyle now in use. r.H 20 laam
He has also on hand good assortment of 0xy-
gen Lard Lamps decidedly the best article Of lamp
kind now in use GOSH fs tt. -.-.-
His prices, in all cases, willbe ow. and con-
stant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom. .. Ntv-B
Car ollton, Sep. 26, 1851. boo .lssE u7.N
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time not 10 exceed houFs. ,5,.5 o.c
Flowing match TO commence at l o'clock P.
NJ. Of second day, precisely. 15 oipGaE4
AWARDING CoMmITTER- Robt Mclaughlin
sf., Richard Love.l, Thomas Brooks jr., Jacob
Maple, Robert Deunison, Van Browne 2otE
The first day Of The Fair win be devoted TO
the exhibition Of stock, (hOrses, ca.tIe, sheep,
swine &c.) Ali other articles mentioned will
be exhibited on .he Cd day. og IS, e.t.
Competitors for premiums are urgently re-
quesled 20 send in 10 the Secretary, q hst Of ell
the articles 10 be presented as early as possible.
and no articles aOiH Be catered after l2 O'Clock
on the Jfrsi day Of the Fair.
Psssoas who wish 70 compete for premiums
must become members Of the society. by pay.
ing ous de|laV annually to the Treasurer, aud b
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1n0iart Dottor

The undersigned has located himself In the
town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, where
he will tend TO all cases that ave entrusted to his
care, both chronic and acute. Crr Cancers, ScrOf-
ulas, Rheumatsms, Old Sores, COnsumptiOns, Lv-
er Complaints, female Complaints Of all kinda.
Qfice-East end of Main street,
DR.. V. TRAG0.
N. B. Exclusively on the Indian System.
June 95, 1853.
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AN ACT

mo. T9l AN ACT
To amend the act entitled san act 10 Provide Tor
the State Printing" passed April I6. 1854.
Sec. I. Be il enacted BY the Genera Asse nbly
Of the tate of bio, That the jOurna Of the SEN
ate and House Of Representatives shat be printed
in super-ruya actavo form, on neat long primer
type, and in as Ose and compact order as is eon'
sstent with good workmanship, without unneces-
sary blanks or broken pages.
Sc. 2. That section 4, OF ian act to provide
for the tate Printing" passed April Is. 1889 /,
which reads as iollows The lOurna shall be
printed in medium octsvo form, on neat ong prim-
er type, end in as close and compact order as is
consistent with good workmanship. without unne-
cessa,y blank or broken pages, each to eentaio as
near as may be e teen hundred ems, inc uding
head and foot lines,' be and the tame is hereby
repealed. -
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of The Senate.
May I, 1859.
mo. 73.l AN ACT
Fixing the salaries Of certain State officers.
Sec. l. Be il enacted by The General As.
sembly OF the State Of Ohio, That the several
officers hereinafter mentioned, shall be entitled
10 receive for their services, the following sums
annually: The Governor, eighteen hundred
dollars. The Lieutenant Governor, five dol
lars per day during The sitting Of the Legisa'
lure. The Judges Of the Supreme court, sew
enIeen hundred dollars. The Judges OF the
common pleas court, and The Judge Of the Grim.
inal cour Of Hamilton county, fifteen hundred
dollars. The Secretary Of Sale fourteen hun
dred dollars; the Treasurer Of Stale fifteen
hundred dollars. The Auditor Of STATE six
teen hundred dollars. The State Librarian six
hundred dollars The Attorney General one
thousand dollars. and three per cent. on oil col.
lecIions made for the state by him Provided,
the aggregate amount of his compensation, in.
clutinR said per cent. shall not exceed fourteen
hundred dollars per a1num, during his term ol
office. The members Of the Board Of Public
Works, each, fifteen hundred dollars, and no
more. 10 The form Of travelling expenses or
otherwise; all which salaries shall be payable
in equal insIalmenis, al the state treasury, OH
The second Monday Of May, second Monday oI
August, second Monday Of November, and the
Monday of February.
ONS' - AHoN 1h0 JuuBVS VI NHC NOh"SiN"'
and Superior courts of Cincinnati, and the Jud'
ges Of the superior court Of Cleveland, shall
euch receive salary at The rate Of fifteen hun
dred dollars per annum from the second day
Of February, 1859, for The lime their respec'
live courts shall continue in existence, which
shall be payable 10 the same manner as provid'
ed for the payment Of The Judges Of the osheI
courts Of The State.
Sec. 3. All laws and parts OF laws fixing the
compensation Of officers named in the fore
going sections, so Far as they refer TO the off.
GERS herein named, be and The same are hereby
repealed.
t JMAES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of The Senate.
Nav l. 1852.
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Estate Of Nancy Queen, n

:
Notice is Tsby given that lhl undersigned
has beea apo 'nted an qualified as Executor Of
the Estate Of Nancy Qeen, deceased. Tnoss in
debled will make immediate payment and those
having claims against said estate viii prssent them
legally authenticated. within one year.
JOHN COBURN, Adm'r.
Feb. IS. 1851. ,ao'tio,,sJ sgTOaTres.
Cod Liver OF, Il Superior article Just 70.
ceived at the Drug Store Of
Dec. u, 1851, G, A. B0IcGEL,
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Lock i. Here /!

The public and "the rest of mankind," /" are here
by informed, that have rebuilt my establishment,
which was destroyed by fire, and that stili carry
on thei
TANNING & sADDLlNG BUSINESS
In New Harrisburgh, where may be found at all
times splendid assortment Of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
HARNESS, BRIDLES,
WHIPS, &C., $c.
Also great variety of Boots q Shoots
am determined to do a cheap business and will
assure those who give me call, that the articles
offered them, are made oi the best stock, and got
up in the most substantial and elegant manner.
A good supply of .rsbBoI
Leather col
OF all kinds always on hand. x8F
Call and examine for yourselves, and am well
satisfied that you will go away fu ly convinced, that
the place to get BARGAINS is at PkahT's1in New
Harrisburghl .ss5esJ
O1- Cash paid for Hides . Skipa I'll the
time. ruiag
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
$50 nEaaf
ESTATE OF JAMES COWDEN, DECD.
Notice is hereby given that The Undersigned
has been appointed, and legally qualified, Exec
u.oF, Of the estate ol James ,Cowden IaIe Of Car.
roll county Ohio deed, Those .ipdebsed, 20
said estate will make immediate payment.a And
those having claims against said estate viii pre-.
sent them legally ssshensirawds wisbiw one
year from this daIe.
&C, STEWART, Executor.
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May I, 1859.

| No. "a. AN ACT
TO amend the act to provide for the appoint.
meat Of NoIaries Public, and prescribing their
duties, passed March Is, 1862, and 10 repeal
section three oI said act.
Sec. |. Be il enacted by The General Assem-.
bly, of the STATE of Ohio, Tint the lhir section
of tho act TO which this ie anendalory, be- and
is hereby so amended a. % read as follows, N
wit: That each notary public, before entering
upon the duties Of his office, shall provide him.
self with an official seal, with which no shal
authenticate his official acls, upon which shall
be engraven tha arms of the staIe, The words
'Noiarla Seal, and The name Of the county in
which he resides; which seal, together with his
official register. shall be exempt from execu.
zion; and on The death or removal from Office
posted 10 the office of recorder cf deeds in the
county where such notary resides; Provided.
that it shall be lawful for any notary public,
duly commissioned as such, TO use, in The au.
IhenlicaliOn Of his official acts. a seal Of the
smilude Of those authorized by law previous
TO the passage of the act TO which this is amen
daInry; and provided further, that whenever y
shall DO necessary for any such notary public
10 procure a new seal, such new seal shall be
Of the description hereinbelore first designated
Sec. 2. That the third section Of the act TO
which this is amenduory, be, and The same is
hereby repealed, ma n#..e s..-.
."'' . 90" JAMES C. JOHNSON, ..
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL
...... ...... President of The Senate.
s May 1, 1852, ,.t
do hereby certify thai have read and com.
pared the proof of the foregoing acts, and that
they ara correctly printed from The copy ceuii.
ed and forwarded by Tho Secretary of State.
F. S. McKEAN,
Aud. Carroll Co,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
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Is hereby given tbat the undersigned has beeu
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of James Palmer, late OF Carroll county,
deoeasedl Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within one year from this date.
e'0g 0aI SAM'L K, PALMER,
Juno IL, 1859. Administrator.