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Macy Of our goods are manufactured express.
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at nett cash, at lower prices than any credit
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All purchasers will find it greatly to their nte
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Estate Of Nancy Queen.
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate
OF Thomas ]. Beatty, deceased Those indebt
ed 10 said estate will make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one
year from This date,
ABR IN KNOTTS.
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Tie best aud cheapest FamIy Medicine in Z
s0rld.
DR.. ROBERTS COMPOUND
9arsap0riLIa bills.

An alternative, ] Olic. Diuretic x mild Cltharlie
Price 25 cents per box, containing so Pills.
Each box contains lilly pills, which makes them
as cheap again as any other standard pill, and
iour times cheaper, and wairaned much supe-
ror in the cues OF various diseases 10 any Of the
syrup mixture cold; besides being more con-
venient and properiOrm Tor use.
The Astonishing success which has attended the
use OF Dr.. ROterts' Compound Sarsaparilla Pills
proof abundnnt and conclusive that they are
truly
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in the country. Also, that he is determined TO
sell the same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion of permanently
locating in this place, and devoling our time
to the above business, we are bound no, to be
beaten, and will sell at wholesale or retail very
low for cash.
N. Borders from the country will receive
prompt anenion. Doctors, when you come to
Carroll.on, call at the Sign of The BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentle.
meu give US a call.
G. A. BoEGEL, Druggist.
Dec. IL, 81.
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NATURES OWN REMEDIES.

and that they will cure all durable diseases quick
er, and more pleasantly than any other medicine
ever known. The Pills are principally an alter
native medicine, (Iheir basis being the solid ex-
ra OF Sarsaparilla, prepared in superior man
ner.) but sufficiently caIhartc to gently assist
nature, without purging unnecessarily, which
make them peculiarly adapted to weak and en-.
f'ebled persons, invigorating and strengthening
the body, purIing the system, producing new
rich blood and healthy action OF the stomach and
liver.
They are acknowledged by our abest physi-
clans to be not only unexceptionable, but effica-
cious in the highest degree. aud as a general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALLED.
The Compound Sarsaparilla Pills are USED or
the permG nenl cure OF those diseases which arise
from an impure state Of the blood and m1rbid Sc.
cretOns of the liver und stomach. viz ,erysippas,
scrofula or kings evil, ulcers, scad head, obst.
nate cutsneOus efuptions, blolches, boils, pmpes,
sore, weak or inhamed eyes, gaudular swellings
rheumatic affections, pains in The bones and ilin;s
diopsy, dyspepsia, aslhma, darrhea and dysen.
terry. coughs, colds, consumption when caused by
capillary distractions Of the lungs in persons OF
scrOiuIous constitutions, information of the lungs
influenza, Indigestion, headache, jaundice, fever
and ague, chill ievers, and ievers in general, gem
era and nervous debility, and diseases arising
>
er medicine is required to invigorate and purify
the system.
They are purely vegetable compound, and
may be used by persons Of all ages. They are
pleasant to the palate, and produce no nausea,
uneasiness or gripping in their operation. Hun
dreds OF certificates could bs given Of those who
have used them with great benefit.
We ask no person TO lake our word as to the
merits of the medicine, hut to cal. on the agent
AID purchase a bCx, aud if on trial it does not
give the most perfect satisfaction, they can return
the hox and receive the money puid for the same
Purchasers will he particular 10 ask for "Dr. Rob.
ert's Compound Sarsaparilla Pills" and observe
that the green Wrapper on each box has fac sim.
iln Of the signature OF Jos. Roberts, N. D. & C.
P. Fay. and TO purchase none others.
Letters OH the subject OF the medinine, must
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Tofa Co. N. Y.
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ring OF the Editor Of the Free Press at CauolIlon.
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ECKLEY & DAVIS.
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HUSSEY & SINCLAIR,
rage, Shipping & SmmiSSIOn MerCha

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
While Lead, Glass, Fish, Salt, Plaster, &c. &c.
No. 20, on Dock, and l33 Rver-st.,
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cisH ADvAHo2s MADE ON coNslGNMENTs.
o. Agents Tor all Steam Boats and PropeIIers
in the Lake Superior Liue.
IWm. A. Oiis Il Co.. Cleveland.
Refer to NEes g. Wheeler, Buffalo.
tr VI. Howe, CIsEier. Pittsburgh.
Feb. g. 1859 II
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LAW NOTICE.
LAWLNOTICE.

A. I. Ready, Attorney and Cow .snor a.
LaU aud Solicitor in Chancery, will praclce
in Tuscarawns and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended to. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 8, 1850.
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For sale by DR.. c. A. Boegel Carrollton O.;
james Forbes Sr, New Hagerslown; H. Roby
u Co., Leesville; r. f. Smith. Pekin; II. v.
Bever Oneida; E. ]. Barkdull g. Co., Magno.
liza; Gregg & Mace, New Lisbon; Arter & Mich.
OILS, Hanover; II. Tru, Minerva; r. K. Grey,
Waynesburgh; Jno. II. Klippard, Louisville;
John BealI, Cadiz o; Croskey & Parker, New
Market; John J. Smith, New Philadelphia; c.
Wcibel, Zoar; Henry Crew, Richmond Hilbert
q Co., KiIgore; Wm. Walters, Harlem
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Luther and bis AdheTcnis,

The ProPretOrs of aria ms Magazine havin
pu'caa'ed Ibc large and handsome steel plate
carefully engraved in line and mezzolint, from
the eeiebra ed design by George Cauermo!e, re-
presenting
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proof Of in this distressing cuss o. complaints See pam
phst All broken down, dehlHted constitutions, the elec
O. mercury, VIII find the bmrnE power OF this Hie imme
dnie and the poisonous mineral eadaed from the
The ~ distinct properties which this Brus them
selves particularly IN the application Of the pOuuh
ms c OF complaints which head this paragraph For Csnlurs
There nus been nael M The nnnh Of Enrnne. n
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which ~ m diseases arrangements of the omnle nme obsuc.
M9s, difficulties painful meusuaiOn Nc, has effected n cure.
Ihs root indigenous TO our soil and found in large quantities. and
~ medcna property stands without equal; il forms VI
the compounds in the preparation, which, whole
remedy ebitaei female Il sure und The system
Will he rest0nr. 70 henih hy its
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant
aay those distressing and painful troubles which both
70 married n unmarried females md periodical OBJ.
strneil0ns which arise from taking cold, &c.
CONSUMPTION AND LIvER CoMrLAIST, Bilious Diseases,
Inflammation g the IHgs Coughs, Colds HgdTsHess Might
SDeats, WqkHas &c., for all these diseases Medicine has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23
Sale Of the Jenny Lind Goidschmidt Con-
cert Tickets.

GREAT SCRAMBLE AND EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
RowpIEs. spEcuLAToRs, AND TIE PuBLIc-THE
PRICES, &C.
At eight o'clock yesterday morning the rowdies and
speculators who play grea. part in the primary
elections and the Oyster house critics. assembled in
great force at Chickering's music store broadway TO
buy M the tickets Of admission TO the last concert in
America to be given py this eminent cntatrce at Castle
Garden, to night. We have been informed that
at one time upwards Of thousand persons
present and the sale lasted up TO three o'clock in the
afternoon strong body of police was in attendance
who succeeded keeping order at the expense Of few
blows.
We hear that large number Of tickets were sod-up-
wards Of 600 The SPECTATORS after the sale stuck them
the tickets at profit Of hundred per eent-the dol
tickets five doars but the spectators had large num-
Der on band and many would be purchasers refuse to
buy at these rates They nevertheless kept the prices
having clear days before them but do not think
they win get much they expect although they may
succeed in ndemnfyng themselves for sundry bruises
and kicks. and their torn and shattered outer nan
There is great improperly in the appoint nent q
only ticket depot; there should have been ut lea
half dozen and thus all this disgraceul scramb ing and
public Inconvenience prevented.
We advise the public not to purchase any o the tick
cts at advance the original prices vzS3 81 and
81. and thus put end to this nelarious system of
speculation and ts attendant and dsgraceful proceed
ngs, 20 destructive to public order and decency
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New York Linen Hall, Chinese Buildings.

039 Broadway-The public is respectfully informed
the frat Of june the $50 Broadway (Chinese Build
iDgs will be opened for the exclusive sale Linens The
necessity OF IN establishment Of this class has long felt
IN New York. TO the present time, house the
exclusive sale Of Linens has existed the in
e.nyenence Of househelders, who have found
possible to obtain goods which they depend
being purely Linen The Linens sold in this market by
auction are in nearly every instance worthless having
find their way into the consumers hands at very low
price, and We need not add, frequently found be
anything tat what they represented To remedy This
evil, the proprietors pledge themselves in instance to
sell an article that not Nil pure Linen warranted sound
and perfect every respect Their stock
establishment, and they will continue this system thus in
surfing genuine article at the 10 price, This stock
comprises all the varieties of the fabric the
Linens to the finest Cambria The BUSINESS of the establish
mcn VIII he conducted on cash principles. Every article
Will be marked in plain figures under
can an alteration be ade the prices oalcu
lated at very small advance on the original cost.
JOHN DAVIS & CO., Projectors.
B. We are also prepared to into contracts for
the supply OF all kinds of Linen for the of steamboats,
hotels &C. which purchases liberal discount would be
allowed, on amounts of 500 and upward.
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THE JAPAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF OUR
FORGIVE have learned from practical and reia-
BILE sources--through the medium Of some OF the
officers Of the Dutch frigate Prince of Orange now
lying of Castle Garden-that we shall have tough
job in getting the japanese TO consent TO CONNER
cial intercourse with us and far from obtaining
peaceable negotiation and treaty, the Emperor q
Japan is making preparations 70 give az a warm
greeting-that he has strongly fortified every part
Of his coast, and that he has a nation Of we'll
equipped soldiers ready TO pounce down upon US,
They agree in thinking that force is utterly in
adequate to the task Of making an entry into the
city Of Jeddo and doubt the sufcency % the guam
tity Of metar' for pounding down any Of their
batteries, which all Of the strongest constructions
aud that If the japanese have ne war marine they
are otherwise well provided. The nation is warke
and united, and the country altogether difficult of
aecess
We are, o1rselyes inclined 10 concur ID these
views from all We have read and heard; and there
lore. We advise Commodore Perry . lo,k on shau
ahead for L Il fall, ID can never show bis i1ce in
'hrt country again, q indeed II any 3:het. 81 b
eyes Of al the word upon HIM
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The Attention or Merchants WIN Gem

tempIae ERECTING ornamonted cottages, snmmer re-
treats from the duet noise, and hustle oil the
teuarly called t. the sale by Messrs Dumont uosac
on Tuesday the 10Th nst Of Lots Delightfully."- located Oh
Broadway aud Seventy ninth streets, hun ired G
from tine railroad and Iiudson river commanding
it'll and extensive view Of the river and Jersey
seventy ninth street hundred feet wide and as on
Fourteenth street the fosdents will DO allowed TO enclose
htcon or twenty feet for court Yards II will
.ive street or rather place from
Manhattan quare 70 the river the square extending from
Eighth 10 Ninth Grcnue, and from Seven seventh 10
Ei.hty frst ttreet and upon application Nv OF tho
rcdent the foot OF she street would made -sgusr
stopping place for she cars.
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Visits to the Dutch Frlgate, Prince OF
Orangc-Visit OF the Mayor.

Yesterday afternoon at about4 o'clock the Mayor and
his lady, accompanied by several gentlemen paid visit
to this handsome rgate They rowed across from
the shore of the frgates boats by twelve men,
der the superintendent Of Of the officers Upon
coming upon deck they received by the gallant Cap
tain and Lieut. Keynsma, in full naval unform-sword
and cooked hat complete the marines stationed
the opposite side Of the deck aud presented Hav
ing walked up the deck and surveyed the noble vessel
they ushered by the gallant Captain into his cabin
and who it is needless to say entertained them with the
profoundes courtesy After staying about hour the
party dsembarked in the frigates boat and saued
with eleven guns
Mr. Zimmerman the Consul General for the Neither
lands subsequently board, accompanied by his
lady and friends and duly entertained by the gallant
Captain. The frigate also visited in the Of
course, of the most courteous kind.
On shore, Lieutenants Damme and Pan who had been
introduced to Mr. Counsellor Galbraith escorted by
that gentleman through the law courts and introduced
to his Honor Judge Daily, who presiding in the Com
mon Pleas and between whom courteses exchanged
They subsequently escorted through the interior of
the City Hall and inspected the nc ec ton of paint ings
pleased and ascending to the cupoa. Viewed from that
high eminence city and its nFghbo, hood. They
afterwards called in at the Herald Office and hewn
establishment and viewel the ope ration Of
steam press which, at that time working of the
cond edition of the HERALD
Thie morning at half past nine o'coc;. agrceably to
CUSTOM divine service will be performet deck and the
entire day duly observed.
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New oper. House Company.

The great desideratum which have 70 long advo-
Gated is about to be realized AZ last On the 10th OF
April last act passed the Legislature ineorpora-
ting James phalen, John Paine, Cortilndt Palmer
Reuben withers, William y. II. Waddc,l, Thomas H.
Davis Charles A. Davis their associates all who may
become stockholders under The title Of the New York
Academy Of Music" for the purpose of getting up
Opera House permanent footing The following
inc chief points in this act The capital stock il he
s2OoOeo with liberty increase the IL majority
~ the directors 90 determine to $500 0O0 The stock to
be divided into 200 shares Of 900 each The corpora
ton is not 10 70 into operation till $50 600 shah have
been subscribed and Is cent paid thereon in cash The
persons above named appointed commissioners to
ceiye the subscriptions. The whole amount of the debts
of the corporation TO exceed the amour. of the
capital stock and in II excess the directors TO be
liable The plot Of ground the northeast Of
Fourteenth street and Irving place has been obtained for
500 eco for the purpose of erecting building for the
Academy Of Muse or in other words, for the Italian
Op,ra II 204 feet Fourteenth street. and 10 feet
inches Irving place. containing 5000 square feet
The exterior to be architectural ornament the
city the interior to ia point Of elegance comfort and
convenience equal if not superior to any similar estab-
ishment existing and calculated to accommodate
and comfortably seat from 1000 to 5000 persons. The
subscription books open at the banking house Of
Messrs duncan Sherman & Co. Shares have been al
ready taken TO the amount Of $4,000
This is good commencement, and we hope the IN
dcrtakiug will be vigorously carried through 1t is
the only means by which the opera be permanently
establi,hed in New York-an enjoyment which has
become from the taste in music that has sprung in
years, almost indispensable requisite to the
happiness Of large and continually increasing Of
citizens Not only viii this plan erect temple to music
where all her voariss may nightly Worship but the in
vesment win amply rcmunerate the stockholders the
establishment is conducted in the right spirit We wish
the enterprise every success.
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hAssAcHUsfT1s IEEroTAL, A. Ltss.--G ,75f1at
Boutwell, has, OF last, signed ths Maize Loa6t law.
just passed in pet ly the Legislature 81 .6aa 4sc
and il goes into operation in two months-say as50s
ne middle ofJuly-c0ntemporanco a.l4 .-e ..,ts
isE ia Rhode leland
Tas ssec. of this blue law On Tho summer ttae-
a0st E8s, vii non be tested in these Two STATE
NJ, Attt ~ 'bs aghtest doubt bat that ~
haiapuDt., arfysl vii avoid both Rhode Island ad
As.oortaout 80 rsiiroade. re hotels, ~.
s..au..U- !, pptw .gTloees 'it.'h t1cs" 4 we
tH m ia. %. u...atc 0se, 4eh 2sls.t d
.N.e .N..
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straw hats are this and there esab-
lshmeut where ladies teect IRON better and
stock than YOUNGS aud cheap sa,re o.
Bowery keeps handsope Nssor you
get tLins that sproty ana fashionable ~ the line.
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4th July, rs5s.-Mony person. In this c,,v

are waiting the reduction VI price of SINGERS Sewing
Machine To that class would give word Of advice
On JULY next nm vance az s
viii be charged each sewing machine This Is not
take advantage OF the necessities the people for thew
must eventually have them but 10 the cost
attending the perfection Of the sewing machine Three
issued and It's quite just tho public should pay the
L. NJ SINGER & CO. 25s Broadway
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half amongst ITEM. Soldiers better on nowadays
Nevertheless there are thousands Of people wearing things
they call shirts which not half VIVA. shirts ought be-
~ secure shirts that shirts ade that they
10 rs surely as twice two make four 20 70 GREEN'S
fashionable establishment No. Aston House.
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II. Gilbert & Co.'S Improved .ssoiion Pianos.

New York Wareroomf, 1873 Broadway corner Of Authony
street ana pposte tho tway 1h.atse where ne arr
est assortment ci Pianos, With Without the Improved
t9lan, be found and will DO sd at great hsr1aius
LLnse " now c1mlng mo ge1-Ehl re.
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but sMIfH RICE the Others Of l02 Fulton street.
tain their well established being the
cieanct in Gotham Clothes that would upon
broadway concern are selling az vrey rihnE advance
them. - '
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The JENNY LIND CoScERTs-lMPosIToS UPON
THE PtBIlc,-We refer orr readers to the report, in
another column, Of the dsreputabe scenes and rowdy
brawls which took place yesterday ID Chickering's
music store, in Broadway where the agency for the
saie Of tickets to Jenny Linds concerts is held.
The only sure remedy to put stop TO such doings,
would be the determination Of the public to buy no
tickets at secondhand but at the regular prices.
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Trusses.-Ruptures efrectually cured nv.

Marshs newlynvented, light sefadusng elastic Truss
s. N Marsh practical truss manufacturer the inventor
Of pronounced by the faculty TO be the most
effective estant properly adjusting itself to every posi-
ton Of the body disp impossible. IL not
only nsures complete retention Of the bowels but efe
radical Mr. Marsh having had twenty years expert
in the treatment of hernia will guaranty
every case of rupture Of however long STANDING
tent female in aten dance wait ladies Children
invariably cured. Open until oclock in the evening.
MARSH g. CO., No. 21a Maiden laDe.
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No. Astor House, might be called palace
of steps from the side walk
Crtadoros threshold with head Of sandy red, gri1
zed bairhe remains In the elegant saoon half
hour-he appears on the sidewalk Is it The same mani
Scarcely His head is covered with magnificent black
brown harand that without fibre being ched the
scalp dceored Applied and sold Wholesale and retail at
Cristadoro's Wig and Scalp establishment, No. Astor
House. Private applying the dye and fitting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23

Spring complaints of kind, would advise i'm
try the virtue Of the Compound Syrup Of yellow
Dock Root prepared and sold by Messrs MORSE & CO..
No. 21s Maiden Lane II is of the m3st efieaei1us
remedies for this class Of disea sc known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23

In Exchange-POrtralts.- without
lodging for the professional services OF
artist ~ ability Unexceptionable references given Address
PortraituIe, Herald Office.
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Jenny Linda few choice seats for the
last Of Jenny Lind in America Monday evening
May 24th can be procured at 800 Broadway.