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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-08
PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

FNHE interest Of Wiliam Johnston, Esq.
- in this establishment, having been
transferred to John Christy, the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARcE g. CHRIsTV. The political con.
plexion orthls paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their determl'
uation 10 preserve its neutral character,--
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to Christy,
has been made with the hope Of ensuring
lhe continuation ora newspaper IN Car.
rolIton: Aud with this view, the editors
appeal 10 the people Of the county for a
patronage equal to the merits and impor
lance of their enterprise. Que Of the ed
itors being practical printer, and having
determined 10 devote his time exclusively
10 the Interest Of the paper, it is confident.
~ hoped that, with reasonable increase
oftheir subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued 10 the mutual ad.
vantage of both subscribers and publish.
ers.
Ofthe convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen Of the county must be
convinced; and the editorstrust that, the
people of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and 10 SO
cure an honest maintenance.
ERMs.--The Free Press will he pub
lished every Friday morning, at Two Dol.
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. lfPayment be delayed until
after the end OF the year, So so will be
required. But as paymentIn advance is
Tor the interest of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. All communications addressed 10
the Editors must be post paid.
j. PEARCE g. J. CHRlSTY.
Carrollion, Carroll Co.. Sept. 1885
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THE TWO DEAF GENTLEMEN.
FrOm the French.

'Sir, your dinner is served up"
1Weli but | do not wish TO dine alone
can't you find some other traveller in the
hotel"
Ave have only one--and will invite
him il you wish but | forwarn you that
be is deaf as an adder
mo natler | will halloo'
And the boy who had improved this
piece Of pleasantry-which tho reader
will according TO his taste, lhink either
good or bad went to invite the traveller,
"A stranger, said he, desires tohave your
company at dinner, but ! consider ii my
duty to inform you that he is SO deaf that
he would'nt hear thunder strike at his
side.'
mo matter, I will hallOo.T
The two gentlemen greeted eOch oIhel
with u silen, bow, took their places anC
commenced IN insignificant conversation
on the rain aud the fine weather, upon tht
object Of their travels, and other common
matter. The first speaker began by sing
Jog out pretty IoudH the other answered
in a still louder IOnei the reply wOxeC
like the ascension of The gamut, and sc
the reioinGer, always ereSoeRdO.
| haze seen in the course Of my sea
voyage, two unfortunate youDkers, guilty
of some getty larceny, on whom their su
periors inflicted a novel punishment. -
They had been condemned TO whip Oaci
other rOclprOcalIy, first one striking ant
then the Others a blow with the cat O-nin,
tails. The ono who began struck only I
light blOwl his comrade felt it however
and struck in his turn, still leebly, bu
with little more force. The third lick
was laid on without hesitation, the fourth
with a spirit ofvengeance, the6 with
fury, and two little unfortunate devils, on
ded by beating one aHOiher as hard as
they could lay IL on, crying Os loud as
theY could below.
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TA+GSHTNC

H NJ. DAVIS begs leave to IN
loform his friends and the public
generally that, he has just received from
New York and Philadelphia, the latest
Fashions for the Winter of '35 and the
Spring of '36. A late change in his do
meStic relations, will enable him TO exc
cute work in his line upon shorter no
tice and more favourable terms than he re
toiore. He earnestly solici;s share Of
public patronage.
N. B His prices shall be graduated
by the pressure of the timesalways
pledging himself not to yield even in this
respect, to any Of his rivals.
He also begs leave to inform gente>
men of the Trade that he is Agent for
Allen Ward; and he would be happy TO
furnish them with Wards Rue.
Carrolton, Dec. 4, 1885.
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From the Saturday Evening VIsiter.
REFLECTIONS BY MOONLIGHT,
90 the Death oCa toeI belopcd and only
Son.
T'he siIvery beams of Cynthia are gliding
The waves Of The Idmes as they mur.
mur along;
And the trees ofthe field, this way and
that yielding,
For bitter the blast from the north is, d
strong.
AL nature, not long since, appeared in
her glory,
The songsters were merry, the mead
ows look'd gay;
But all !how soon changed his heart cheer
ing story,
These beauties, how quickly they van
ish'd away.
My iniant--how latelyg was active and
boomy,
And merry, Us DER the ground lightly
he trod;
But, Death caa'd him of to the grave
cold and gloomy,
And now he is sleeping beneath the
green sod.
The ways ofJshosah are pastcOmprehen
sion,
Yet his dispensations arc all for the
best;
On AlfrCd's bebalfrve how no apprehen.
sion,
His spirit is fled to the realms Of The
blest.
And when the decree OF our God shall be
given,
My soul to dislodge from this body oI
pain;
o! may it ascend to my AlFred's in
Heaven,
With Jesus lorcverin glory foreign.
P.
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BROOKS AND THE PIPE.

Mr. Brooks has been travelling through
Holland, where he has been so smoked,
that he has emitted a voIley Of merited
abuse against the habit Of smoking Hedr
him, yc smokers:
"ActuaIIy, the broad shouldered beaux
will smoke under the very nostrils oftheir
lady lovesl-and while they puff out a
compliment at one side of their mouth,
they will Ckeu, pheW, in curling clouds
Of smoke On the other side. The beautiful
girls and they are beautiful, take all as
matter OF course, and with submissive
christianity that a martyr might wonder
at, smile upon the authors Of theiri afilic-
tions, and admire-their long fantastic
pipes! lam Just in the mood now fol
waging war, horrid war, with all the 10.
bacco devourers-- snullers-quld chewers
men with tobacco tails in their mouths
called cigars, and men with cIay'pipes,
or long china pipes projecting out = ma
king themselves little mount VesuViuses,
and their mouths volcanic craters,--
steam locomotives going with puff, puff,
puff, over theraiI road of li(e--kichens
rather with chimney outlets, vomiting out
sorrowluI smells. Hang them alI-under
| the second section, if you please,-ior
| can say nothing rOughor, but | am out.
rageous just now, for though have
hcen ridingin the DILIGENCE, with some
ofthe best bied people, they would not
only smoke, smoke, smoke, filling the
whole coach with thick cIotted s,nCke,-
but then they would have the impudence
| TO ask me IN French with the most civil
air in the world, snd the choicest phrases
of that adfoit language, t) close The win
dow had opened to let oul their rasca!Iy
smoke--and |, yes would obhge them,
and throw back my head as If were at a
stake, for witch impudence becomes thus
impudent, il is so ve!y funny to see what
sacrifice man will ask you TO make
ofyourself, that you never think ofdarlng
to disoblige him. But an forgetting,
This broad side Of mine will only blow up
a hornets nest about me at home, for A.
merica is the only country in the world
believe, "where a gentleman" chews to
bocco. Many nations smoke, e,-but in
England now, tho man who values him
sell on his good breeding, if he smokes al
all, begins 10 do all his smoking in secret
concenIIng his practice from the eyes OF
the public as much as he con, as he
would conceal any other obnoxious habit
that tho world denounces. do contend
with Engllshmen, however, when they de
nounce us for chewing and splitting, that
bad as chewing is, il is not so bad as smo.
king, SO far as other people are regarded,
for the chewer keeps his tobacco quid in
his mouth whereas the smoker MT only
sticks 'his cud out as sign that he has
ono wilbiR,' but sends forth emissavies all
abroad in tho form Of smoke, lodging
these emissaries in other peoples clothes
and persons, and THUS impregnating the
whole atmosphere round 10 notify people
Qs il were, Of what he is doing aud thus Ia
annoy them to the greatest extent. The
next time | lravel to Holland; will car
ry Il Jar Of assalDtldS, aud defend myself
with that"
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ON TE7 SANDY & 5zAv'
Err CANAL.
TNHE subscriber offers at private sale
i "a or 80 TOWN LOTS ia

TNHE subscriber offers at private sale
4 "a or 80 TOWN LOTS ia
Hamllton's Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGE, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lots Ore beautifully situated i'm.
medIalely on tho Canal, (at the point
where i is crossed by the great highway,
from SieubenvilIe 10 Canton) and, IN
part, along bldf which ailords the most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES;, Near the centre Of
the plat, there will DO large and com.
modious Basin, which together with
the natural advantages Of the situation,
will render these the most desirable and
valuable Lots on the Canal. Waynes-
burgh is situate in the midst Of q fertile
aud populous country; and, in the opin
ION OF commercial men, promises to be-
come the most important point on the
Sandy and Beaver Canal, Persons de-
sirous TO make purchases of lots in a
place every way eligible for business,
will do we'll to call on the subscriber,
who will make the terms kaown. and
warrant tho title to purchasers.
ANDREW HAMILTON,
Waynesburgh, Oct. 10th, 1885.
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REMOVAL.
Dec. 4th, 1885

J. G. KENNEDY Informs the citi
zens of CarroIton and his customers
mers, generally, that he has removed to
the building on Market street, one door
West Of the Post Office, and nearly Op
posile MIR. Kendall Jackson's Store
where he Is prepared 10 do oil kinds ol
work in the TAIL0R ING Line, in the
neatest manner and fOn the most ac
commodaung terms.
NIB. J. G. Kennedy has just receiV
ed Wilson's New York; Report Of Fash
ions for tho Spring and Summer of 1885.
Carrollton, May |, 1885.
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TERMS.

gMHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
~ published every Friday by PEARcE
AND CHRIsTE, at So per annunl, payable
halfyearly in advance; ifpayment be de-
Iayed until after the end Of the year S2,>
SO, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding one square will be inserted
three weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six months, and eight dollars per year, +,
Communication must be postpaid.
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CASH w ANIED.
FAIR WARNING
Last Notice, aoithom respect to Persons.

A LII persons knowing themselves in
IA debte1 to the subscriber, are re-
quesled to make immediate payment on
or before the first day Of September next,
or they will fnd his Books, Due bills,
and Notes at The Esqulre's for collection.
Wheat, Flaxseed, and Cash will be
taken in payment.
Dear friends and customers, fail not
to attend TO this notice fer fear Of costs.
1t is not my will, could only help i,-
no offence.
The subscriber also has a small and
fresh assortment Of Goods, which he will
sell very low for Cash or Produce in
hand. No Books will be kept.
DAVID HERSH.
Harrisburgb, Aug. Ia, 1885.
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THIRD VOLUME OF THE
OHIO 1ARMMR
AND WESTERN HoRTIcULTUR1sT.

presenting prospectus for the third
volume Of the Ohio Farmer 10 the public,
the Editor conceives it unnecessary to
enter into minute detail Of it's charac
ter and object. These have been clearly
eVinced since its commencement, and
from the high testimonials received from
Agriculturisis and Horlicu'turists of the
tirst standing and Intelligence, he is not
without hope that his labors have been
Of some service TO the cause Of Western
Agriculture, and that there has been, at
least partial satisfaction 10 those who pat
roniso the work.
There was never period Of deeper in
terest 10 the cullivators Of the soil in the
great valley o:lho Mississippi than the
present. There never was time when
intelligence could be put to better uses
when knowledge was OF greater advan.
ta5e. 1t is the era ofadvancement In the
art and science of the cultivation of the
earth, and the improvement ofuselul ami
mails. And he who refuses to keep pace
with the times, by informing himself of
what is transpiring around him, will loose
more than half the pleasures and advan
ages OF his own age The certainty ofa
ready market and d rich reward for all
The productions of the earth should be a
double stimulent to increase the quaint
ty.
The OHIO FARMER will be devoted
toORIGINAL ESSAYS and articles select
ed from the best works, and occasionally y
illustrated by ENGRAVINGS, No agri
cultural work ever published in the West
has been so literally supplied With origi.
nal articles, the most of which have been
copied and received a wide circulation in
other papers The culture of soil--im-
provement Of anImals-of garden yegeta.
bles- of Agricultural implements, and
Geology Botany, Chymistry, &c. &c.
will receive due attention.
SILK - As the culture Of this new ar
licle Of wealth and industry, is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoting sufficient
portion Of the Volume Of the Farmer 10
this subject, to give all new beginners a
fair start, who may wish to enter into
the business, either on large or small
scale, froE the sowing Of The mulberry
seed to the reeling and manufacturing of
the cocOOns, colouring DC.
Each Volume of this paper is furnish
ed with Tile Page and Index, express.
ly for biHdins, and will make about 200
pages, The first number Of the Third
Volume will be published on the lst day
Of January, 1886
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice month
at S go in adrdnce. All notes on SOL
vent Banks received. Payment may be
made at our risk, free Of postage. Per.
sons obtaining S subscribers and forward
ing The money, shall receive copy for
their trouble.
0ETEdilors, who wish TO receive the
Third Volume will please publish the a
bOve, and forward their papers for ex
change,
Columbus, Ohio, November, 1885.
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New GrOcerY Store.

TNHE subscriber has just received and
is now opening, in the long white
house formerly occupied by DR.. Patton,
fronting the Public Square, we'll selec
ted supply of
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, Of Teas, Sugar Col
fee, Moasses, Mackarel, Tobacco, Sc
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and Indigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, Soap, Shoeblack
ing, A Hum, Pearlash, Cotton Batting
Ralsins, Confectionaries &c. &c. All
of which he will sell on the most reasona
BILE terms for cash, or approved country
produce.
S. G. MARKER.
Carrolton, Dec. 4h 1885.
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sheriff's Office, CarrolIton, I
December lllh, 1875.
Yellow Creek, CarrOlltOm ~

y AOAhUW SANCAS S0H VAAtVhA ~
ZOAR RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
NoTIcE is hereby given to the Stock Hold
ers that on the tIrenty third day of Feb
ruary 1886, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A NJ. and 4 O'clock p. NJ an elec.
ton for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS of
the Yellow Creek, CarrOIton and ZOaE
ROil Road Company, will be holden al
the Court house in Carrollton.
By order of the board,
JOHN MCCORMICK, Sec'y.
Dec. 25th, 1895.
The editors Of the Stsubenville Gazette
TusClrawas Advocate, and Ohio Repcsi-
tory, will, each, give the above three IN.
seriions, and forward paper containing
the advertisement, and bill to the Secre-
tary GOrPAyment.
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SANDY AND BEAVER


The Stockholders of the Sandy anO
Beaver Canal Company are hereby noti-
fed,
HNHAT they are required to pay, to
- MICHAEL AFTER, Treasurer, at
the town of Hanover, or to his agents, an
instalment of TEN per cent. upon the
capital stock of said Company, on or be-
fore the twelfth day Of January next
being the seventh instalment.
By order ofthe Board.
CHALES D. HOSTETTER,
Sec'ry
Office Of the Sandy 4 Bearer CG-1
nal Companv, Dec. | 1885.
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CarrolIton, Dec. 4lh 1885.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NfOTlCE is hereby given, that all per-
AN sons indebted to the estate ofStephen
Maxwell, late Of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all who have claims a
gainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
BENJAMIN PRICE, Admir-, Of
STEPHEN MAXWELL, dec.
Nov. 9th 1885.
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CONDITIONS.
PoGEIE.aSoE .osE!

LOS L IN Carrollton, or somewhere in
this vicinity, small leather PockeI-Book
much soIIed by use,-Coniaining six dol
lars IN money the same being one bank
bill Of $3, one of ST.; and Two dollars in
silver; with several notes of hand amour
ting las nearly as recollecled,) to twenty
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD will
be given to any person who may have
found said pocket book, and will return
it with its contents to the subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 18th. 1885.
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SIX CENTS REWARD!

Ran away from the subscriber residing
in Union Township, Carroll county, o.,
on the I'd inst. all indented apprentice
named Mary Ann CoAlman-the above
reward, but no thanks, will be given to
any person who may return said girl to
the subscriber.
JOHN DEEMS.
Dec. 4th, 1885.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMlNISTRAT TORS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given, that all, per
~ sons indebted to the estate of Daniel
BerIeene, late of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement wilh the
subscriber; and all who have claims a,
gainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
ELIZABETH BERLEENE,
Administrative
Nov O7th 1295
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Nov. 9th, 1885.
ONE CENT REWARD

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
10Th October, in Jefferson Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, bound girl aged near
Iy IA years, named Nancy Cockrell.-
The above reward will be given TO any
person bringing her back to me, but no
thanks.
SAMUEL DOWELL.
Nov. Goth, 1885.
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CHARLES ". ATEN,
Attorney at Law.

DRACTlCES In the Counties of Co.
4 lumbiana, Stark, and Carroll. He
will attend 10 the collection of claims,
assist administrators, executors, and
guardians, IN the discharge of their du.
ties; and do any other business apper
tanning to his profession.
Office in New lisbon, Columbiana
cunoty, Ohio.
january l6, 1885. If.
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". JOHNSTON.
Dissolution OF rPartmership.

gNEIE Partnership lately existing be-
~ tween Johnston and Pearce, as pub
fishers ofthe Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved by cOnsen! All who have claims
against the late firm, are requested to pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, TO J..
Pearce, to whom all debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay,
WM. JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
Carrollton Oct, 1853
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December 18th, 1885,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after November Term, 1885.
Christian Stern,
US. Upon Petition tor
Nancy Fink ct al Partition,
BY virtue Of an order of the Court Of
Common Peus OF Carroll county, Ohio,
made at the November term, A. d. 1885,
in the above menhaned case. | will offer
for sale at auction, at tho door Of the
Court house in said county on the l5lh
day of January 1896, The following des-
clibed lot viz; Lot numbered seventy
two in Roberts first addition to the town
OF CenterviIle-now Carrollton, moasur
ing sixty feet on market street, and one
hundred and thirty two feet back. Sale
to commence at l. o'clock A. M. Of said
day, when and where the terms will be
made known.
B.GRIFFITH, shrf,
sheriff's Office, CarrolIton, !
December llth, 1858.
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POETRY.
THE SIEGE OF WoMAN's HEART.
By G J. DAvIDs

BY J. DAvIDs.
Woman's heart long had stood
With invincible mood
all the shots Of youg Cupid's gay tram;
When be told them, his will
Was to muster and drill
His troops for another campaign
Win, smart young cadet,
Who was quite CupId's pet,
GayIy sported bis figures fsPeech;
But his grand cOup.de main
Proved fash in the pan:
For it lail'd in etfecting breach.
Twas Foly's desire
BY brisk running fire
To storm the weak side Of the town;
But his guns only broke
Into smother aud smoke;
So they never could batter it down.
Reasons gate was so starch,
And so awkward his march,
BY the mess he was voted bore!
Such figure he made
At review and parade,
They had hun drumm'd out Of the corpse!
But they found to their cost,
What friend they had LOST;
For Woman's Heart never would yield
Love, Folly, and Wit,
Seldom made good hit
When reason was out ofthe field.
So the chivaIrous friends
Made ample amends
40 their comrade for all that was past;
They united their force;
Were triumphant, Of course,
And the castle SURRENDERED at last
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GHEAT RAlsGAlNN!

WaA EA1 AbAhSSEAhINSS
NNHE subscriber earnestly solicils
l. all who know themselves indebl.
ed to him either by Note or Book &C
count, 10 settle and discharge the
same, on or before The last OF Janua,
ry next, as he wishes 10 have his old
accounts settled amicably and speedi-
ly-OtherwiSe they must and shall be
settled with costs! Those who com
ply with the above requests will con
fer favour on the Undersigned.
The subscriber is thankful for past
favours, and hopes 10 merit share Ol
business in time TO come.
JAMES DAVIS.
December 18th, 1885.
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5. NtOkcIy and q. MsClave,

:. &tOkcly and Il. M'Clave,
Aaornies and COunSelLOrs at LG,o,
HAVING formed a partnership in
III their profession, will practice to-
gether in Carroll county, Ohio.
r. McCLAvE may be consulted al
his Office 10 Carrollton, or S. STOKELY
in SleubenviIle, and in all cases tho re.
'ainer of the one willengage the service
of the other,
Carrollton, Sept. 1894.
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MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, PTrTsBU re.

MARBLE Mantels, with PiIaslers
IXA. and Columns, Head and Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
BILE Counters, Slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door Stills
aud Steps, and oil work in the Marble
line.
Orders thankfully received 4 prompt
ly executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN riley & Co.
June l2, 1885
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Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.

Purchased in the Eastern Cities, most
ly through the dull business months,
dune and july,) with a particular view
TO the present and approaching seasons.
Every facility will be offered 10 meet
the terms and wishes Of purchasers,
WATERMAN PALMER.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. IL, ls35.-7t
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JAcEsoN & T-7RNAN,
CAhiMefaMakerS.

Beg leave TO announce 10 the citizens
of CarrolIton, and to the people general
ly, that they have formed partnership
in tho
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FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
For Sale By the Piece or Package,
MOW opening at No. SS, Wood St.
~ Pittsburgh, an UNUSUAL large as
sortment of