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frUE o be Outdonc. We have day from
auction
100 nice embroidered collars 6A cents
$50 pairs lace undrrsiccves, 81, worth "a so
as ebimizetcs, 81 80, worth 80
cambrc hHndk srchefs, 81,
The above goods worthy the Of ladies'
just half The usual price.
VERY, TEBBs, h VERY,
MAY 1p-dlmif ffntl Corner Of 9TH nd Pen NV.
MEDICAL HOOK Agency In Washington City-Por
wi Of books and all medical
IL e United satcs, Philadelphia prices.
A large collection constantly on hand, at
TAYLOR A MAURys
Bookstore, 9th street.
Among them viii be found The latest editions Of
Wood A Bache's United States Dispenssory,
Woods Practice
Dru Modern
Fownc's Chemistry for Students,
Horner's Dissecor.
Wilson'S Dirsector.
Dunsiisou's Works
ChurchlI's works
Messs Works
received The Lancet"
Medical Sciences All medical works recommended by the
faculty.
All The new medical received Immediately publication
Jups
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BUFFALO, June ioBevst Msor General Riley died 10 .,
night aged 66 years lie Csliiornis in 1885, was
ordered to take command OF regiment the Rio
@ ande but he returned bone and being unable through
health to active service, sctied In Buffalo
lie has been suffering for time from cancer, ard
leaves widow and i've children The funeral, with mil.
itary honors, will take place Tomorrow ahernooa.
Bennett Riley native Of 81 Mary county, Mary.
land, where he was born about ,hs year 1890
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TTENTION Aii~-Th- subscriber, having determined
make change In his business viii offer from this
stock OF goods prime cost The stock amounts
$1,000 OF wich has been purchased
reduced Will merely add that desirable stock
offered this market The public
getting article prime cost for cash only,
black brosads silks,
surpassed for elegance.
Also, a of silks nj 81 per yard
40 dozen linen napkins and 800 superior ebleclotIs
Nicholson pieces India nankesu a yards
each at 81 a. piece. r. w. CARTER
Opposite Centre Market,
June g-2~ Three doors from Eighth
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RICHMOND, June l0-Tbe great match race for o. $40
aside between the Virginia horse 'Kcd Eye" and the
South Carolina marc "Nina took place day over the
Fairfield course, snd attracted immense concoursr OF
people. Nina The f.t heat in 3 min rs sec add
Red Eye the second heat in min 81 Nina
Withdrawn, Tins awarding the triumph to the Virgins
horse.
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DOR HENT-A pleasant and commodious
house, In Forarr Row. n Bridge street. Georgetown.
Rent low n careful and punctnai teneat.
Apply WIN. Mex. OsBERN,
Dry Goods Store, Bridge street,
Orto T.. r. BERRY,
June io--3d oHDyaier
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CHARLESTON, Is. CO. June 1.-The steamer Isabel, Cap
tain Rollins. arrived here to-day with Havana and Key
West dates TO the 9Th instant.
The advises from Havana unimpor,snt. Business
was steady Health OF the city good.
The brig Cusbpock, IRON Cardenas for New Yo,k, wa.
ashore on Cape Hermann, having bsed. Her cargo &.
probably saved
Captain Welsh, agent OF the New York underwriters,
VAS hung in eiigy at Key West the I'd instant The
excitement wss intense The Judge admiral and agent
were mach alarmed the prevailing crisis, and it
thought they wou IA have seek safety In flight.
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THIRD DESPATCH

MONTREAL. June 1.-THE number shot in the Gavszzi
riot fly; killed, morally wounded, twelve. The
denies having ordered the troops fire 1t is
ported eight other rioters killed besides those
mentioned above. The streets last night pstrolled
by flying artillery. Gavazzi left for New York this
ing. where he will complete his course oflccture,.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

= The subscriber offers for sale, bis farm. siiu.
aied in East township. Carroll co., o., on the
!esding road from New Lisbon TO Cafrollion j;
two niles from ,Meckanics,Owh, two miles from
Norris,owa. Eve miles from Salinetile. and
three miles from Ihs Cleveland and WeIIsviIle
Railroad. The farm coGsaIns 100 acres about
$50 Of which are cleared and in GOOD kepaif' -
The land is Of ihe best quality, aad can : -os
surpassed for raising grain Or cattle. and is weis
walered. There are on the premises. q large
frame barn, sixly by lwen.y.eiehl !eei. wiah an
abundance o: slabling; dwelling house S5 by
a2 feet shiugled, and other shineldd buildings !,
large orchard ,ofsappe and peach trees. a6d
new cider works. p s.
The terms vii be moderate, payments light.
and possession given the frst Of April nexl, uf
perhaps sooner otcondi,ons. There are abou.
80 acres Of grain ia the ground which can be
ob,alned By Ihe purchaser.
Apply 70 the subscriber on the premises.
Dec. 3. 59.aas CHARLES M. SPENCE 4
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There viii be petition presented TO the Com
missiorers Of Carroll county, Of their next session.
praying for an alteration in the graded road Lead
ing from Csdz, In Harrison county, 70 Cshton, In
Stark county, commencing At the forks Of the Can.
ton and New Cumberland road, on the farm Of
Smith and Gundy, in Orange township, thence on
the Cumberland road to the line between the londs
Of said Smith and hrs. Cunningham, thence on or
near said line TO inerseet the Canton road on the
land Of Harmin Dean thence on or near the said
road to the forks Of the Old Queensborough road,
on the land Of Hannibal @. RObey thence on or
near the inc between the lands Of Thomas Bon
irakcr and Anthony Cummings 10 the road lead
ing from Carol ton to EastPort thence on said
road to said Cummings gate thence the nearest
and best route through the northwest quarter Of
section two, township fifteen and range seven, TO
interseet the said Canton and Cadiz road aso an
alteration In the road leading from Caro- Iton 10
EaStpOrt, commencing where the Csdiz and Canton
road crosses the said Canoton and Eastport road;
thence through the lands Of Thomas Bontraker
and Hannibal G. Robey until il intersects the said
road again. HENRY SMITH.
January 20, I653.-paid.
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AdministratOr's 4 sale.

sames Davis, Admuisirstor of The estate o,
'kzekiel Davis, decd vs.. Jonathan Comfy, ct
aIs.--In pursuance OF an Order Of Court, made
in this cause will offer for sale, a. ,he door Of
ahe Court House. in CarrollIou, Carroll county
Ohio. on Saturday the 18th day Of February
1868, between she hours Of 10 0'clocs A. M.
and 4 p. NJ. oI said day, the following real
estate. to wit The southeast quarter of See.
sion IS, Township IS, and Range 6, coulain.
ing about l60 acres. f-4'f.AA
Terms Of SALE 0ns.Ihird in hand, one.third
in one year. and he remaining third in two
yssEs, With interest from day Of sale. Defer
sed payments secured by mortgage on the
premises. JAMES DAVIS, 4
Adm'r Of the estate Of Ezekiel Davis, deceased.
Jan. u, 1858. fe.-
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll coauly ss.--
George Hixou We. Elizabeth Hixon e., aIs.--In
ParliIion.-Jacob Hixon and John Hixon. Of
Ashland county, Ohio. James Hixon, Of Put
pam county, Ohio, Samuel Hixon. Mary HiX.
on, Susanna HixOn, Joseph HixOa. William
HixOn and Elizabeth HixOn. Uidow Of Samuel
Hixon deceased, will take notice that PettiOh
was filed against Them on the 18Th day Of Jan.
usry, 1858. in lhs Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, and is aew peHdiag.
wherein the said George ilixon demands PaEti.
lion q the following real estsss, situate in Mon.
roe township, Carroll county. Ohio being this-
ty.one acres. more OF less. Of lsnd lying ia he
sou,heas. corner Of ,he nonh west quarIef OF
section twelve (I2l in inwnship kfleen (I6l Of
range (7) (parlicularIy described in said Pesi-
Ion.) being The same tract of laHd Of lwhieh
Samuel Hxun died seized, aud that nI The sexI
term Of The court, application will be made ~
The said George llix,n. to assign The de~ee Of
Elizabeth Hixou, widow Of Samuel Fiixsn. sad
for an order that Partition be mace and she lien
Of William King Of Indiana. on said laid b
paid out Of the proceeds Of said land. &c. 4
VAN BROWN.
January 81, isss..6w. Au'y fOsPeFs.
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Sheriff Sale.

Pursuant to the cOlnmsnd of an order sf saEs
issued from the chancery side Of Ihe Ceurt Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county and ,s-sne ais
rected, viii expose a. public sale >, the door 81
the Court House, in Csrroll,on. Ohio. on TueaA
day the p day OF February A. ,. 1855 befwaen
the hours oil 10 o'clock 4. NJ and 4ocl0ek y. -
the following real estate, tOwiI; The nsrth hall
OF the southwest quarter OF section IA, tOwa-
ship 10 of range (4l four, fox TOwnsbip.l Exr
cep,ihg thirty acres sold of The Eesltpd % VIZ.
Miller and also subject to The lie estate or Mar.
Terms cash. GEnRCE PgGN.g
Sheriff Office, cs.l sheriff and SPsess NJ
roll,oR, January &ist} ler & C3nltpissioneF. q,
Ia53 -
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LOOK HEREl
Farm for sale.

hereby offer for sale farm OF GA acres,
which is situated three miles east Of Carroloa
on the Wellsgile road. The farm is well wa.
tered, has a good hewed log. shingled root house,
good orchard, good barn, plenty of stable room
and good o1t.hoises. There is also a Prospecl
OF good coal on the premises. sii q
For terms enquire, on tue farm. OF
Dec. 10. '5q. JAMlMA MOORE.
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Fer the ParIOr,
The BathelOr Coal Nook SlOYr,

The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,
Is so much ADMIRED, that the demand, 10 many
cases, cannot be supplied.
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE,
is a beautiful psrlor stove arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all the good properties Of
the round stove aDd open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Pinsburgh manufac.
Iure, are, Of course, heavy and durable.
He has, also. on hand for sale, Woson g.
fliIchcock's parlor sloye, and their celebrated
Premium Parlor CoapliraIe, with folding doors.
which, for beauty Of design. economy Of feel,
and family comfou in cold weather, stands uu
rivalled in this or any other market.
1000 pounds old Copper wanted
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pipe
House Spouting and Tinware. --.-...
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.
He has also on hand good assortment Of 0xy.
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article Of lamI
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and a con.
slant effort will be made to accommodate all wh'
may favor him with their custom.
Car clifton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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Lemusl Crawford. Daniel Crawford and Cath
afine Ann CTawioId will take notice that on the
l2th day Of January, A. d. 1858. Robert CTaE-
ford, by his next friend. iled petition sEainsi
them in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Csnoi
county, Ohio. and which is now peneing. where
ia the said Robert Crawford. by bis said next
friend. demands Partition Of the following real
estate. situate, lying and beiUg in faid county Of
Carroll. 10 wit; a certain tract Of land SlIh The
appurlenanefs. being part Of The southwest
quarter Of section no. 90. OF township no. ~, in
range no. 8, in the Steubeuvile land district,
and being The same tract Of land and premises
which Benedict Crawford, late Of said county,
deceased, owned and occupied at the time Of
bic death, containing one hundred and twenty
(i2Ol acres and that al the next term OF said
court application will be made, on behalf Of said
Robert Crawford, for an order that partition may
be made Of ssid premises Gs prayed for In said
petition.
BoSTwIcK & PEPPARD, Au'y
aa
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James Lemons

CABMET FURNITURE & CHAIR WARE Rooms,
No. lI8 Fourth ST.. PiHburgh, Pa.
Manufacturer of Sofas, Divans, wing Ward
Robes, Tele.a-TeIes, Ladies' Cabinets. Gents
do, CheVaers, patent extension tables. Secre.
Iaries, Book Cases, Spanish Elagers, Side
boards. Music stools. fla. racks, Lounges. Cribs.
&C., &C., all made under his close superin.end.
ance, Of the various foreign and American
wouds, from The latest French styles, and are
warranted in material and workmanship TO be
superior to any manufactured 10 the United
States Also always on hands good assorI.
menl Of common furniture and chairs. -
Bellows, Bellows.
A large supply. warranted better than any
made west Of The Alleghanies at reduced prices.
SUaagers sisi,iHgahe ely are EARpeeaGulHy INK,
ted to cal before purchasing, Is he is cOnfdeaI
they canpol fail 20 please. 4H
Dec. "a, 62, 3lnos. E
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w. w. WALLACE.
Mill Furnishing Establishment,
3I9, 32I LIBERTY STREET NEAR THE CANAL,
nIsr1.CRI1pHu RA

PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines aud Boilers of the best quality
always on hand, and Tade to or er on shoftno-
tice and at low prizes.
French Burr Mill Stones of my own manulac-
ture, made of selected blocks, warranted good
vuaity al very low prices. surel Hill Mil
Stones, all sizes.
Botng Cloths all nos, Anch Stamps, square
mesh, warranted good quality, at the lowest
prices.
Lulfs Patent French BUR Smut Machines,
used in 500 Of the best mills in the country nd
warranted to give satisfaction. They run Ii hs
clean fast, aud work well.
Mill Spinde-, Mill Irons, Screws, Picks, &C.,
Corn aud Cob Grinders always on hand.
N. B As the communication between Pitts
burgh and Carroll CO. by means Of the Rail Road,
is so cheap and speedy, purchasers wil! end il
TO their interes; 10 give me a call before buying
esewhere. All orders and Inquiries promptly at.
tended to. w. w. WALLACE.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Aag. 90, So.
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NOlice.

At my instance an attachment was this day is
sued by Henry A. Slidger, Justice OF the Peace
in and for the township OF Centre, county OF
Carrolls sgainst The property and effects Of
Thomas McGavran, a non resident Of said coun-
o., this 72d day of December. 1859.
= go 0's'Fa HARVEY CCGSfL. Res't, Y
=. Of the Csrrell county R. Road Company.
vsss1ra.za 'zFes - s."
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ls hereby given thst the undeFsigaet hszs 49,
appointed and Q0aliked as AdminislTaiam of -
estate Of Cornelius Brsekin late Of Carroll eounl5.
deceased. Those indebted 70 said estate VII maks
immediate payment, and those hsyiyg slpins
against said estate will pressat them leeaiJ -
thehtiested within one one year fTOn this esis.
RICHARD BRACkiN,
THOMAS BROOKS.
July 2. 1859. Adpininf.sora-
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

The second session Of the Carroll County Teach
ers' Institute, will commence in Canollton on
Monday the 4th day Of April, 1853, and continue
one week. Efforts are being made to secure the
services Of some Of the first teachers in the State
ss instructors and no pains will be spared to
make the coming session one Of interest and profit
to all who may attend, Ample provision will be
made for the entertainment of female teachers,
free Of charge, and arrangements made by which
gentlemen can obtain boarding at the usual rates
for regular boaFders.
Teachers and friends Of education are earnestly
solicited 70 give their aid and influence to secure
full attendance Of the teachers of the county and
thereby show that CARROLL eouNTT is able and
willing to do her part for the great Educational en-
terprise now going forward in the State.
A more definite notice Of arrangements &c. will
appear in due time. +. R. LAIRD, Sec'y.
CarrOllton, Jan. 2sth, 1858.
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Jan. %, 1858 -6W.

&. A. BOegel, Wholesale agent for The sale Of
Hummel's Extract and Essence Of Coffee, Dr..
Locoeks Pulmonie Waters, Jew David's Hebrew
Plaster, The Horseman's Hope or Farmers
Friend, the American Worm Killer, Barrels lndi.
an Lihiment and Vermifuge, Hunts Lniment.
Taylor's Indian Ointment, Hobensaek's WoIm
Syrup and Pills, Hollands German BiIEers, and
general assortment Of Drugs and Midicinss,
at Eastern prices--lrasPorIalion of. -
Dec. 81, SO.
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POREsr CITY iIOUsE
Formerly the DsAkam Houss.
W. 4. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.

IFWMsTIy tAe DHhhdm H0htts %
W. 4. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.
This large aud eomno5ioss esisblshmcnt haa
been thoroughly repaired. and fenOsstsd tArolgA-
DOT, and viii compare fsvosebl9 with any ef Tie
frst class Hotels In the stats. Il eontafns moFs
than one hundred rooms. al Ia eomPlete order
The house is beautifully situated % ths Publis
quare, near the Court Houss, n The esnlrs of bas
lness, and has the advantage Of pure air and "a
open spsce aF0uad IT, The table i FURNISHED win
the beSt the markets afford, ard the Proprietg 10
determined 70 spsre neither expense sof s1ort, e
render the Forest City pleasant stOppingP Paee, to
thVss who msy Wait leVelaud either on business
OF 10 the pursuit. Of pleasure An Omnibos \ al
ways in readiness TO convey passengers % and fron
the depvts and stesmbOat lending,
ClsvelAad, April rs. 1854 -
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A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.

From THE NEW YoRK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE -
"This is a vety interesting and instructive vol.
ume, especially 10 Americans, as il relstes TO the
discovery and early history OF this tontinent.-
The Plates Illustrating various points in the his
tory Of the great Navigator, add to the value OF
the work, and still more to its acceptableness to
The common res der"
From THE NEw YoRK CHRISTIAN OIssRvER.-
I'm this elegantly printed ,oIume, the ccmpilers
have preserved all the information accessible re-
speclihg This celebrated voyager. The Book will
be valuable acquisition"
FGoN THE NEw YoRK RI o3rEa.-"This is a
worthy tribute TO one of the great navigatOrs
whose name and history, will be loreverconnect.
ed with the American continent. The work is
well worthy OF attention as q repository Of much
that is valuable, bearing on the early history oil
the New World"
From THE ALBANY SPEcTAToR.-"The subiecl
Of this work is sufficient of itself to attract and
interest every American. The man who gave
name 10 this great western continent, can never
be forgotten,
at is wiitten in that flowing and attractive
style, which charac;erizes all Mr. Testers pro-
6uctions, and cannot fail TO have AN extensive
circulation"
A number Of active and intelligent men Of
good character, are offered profitable employment
in circulating by subscription. the above valua.
bic and interesting work in this and adjacent
counties in the State of Ohio.
The Terms will be given on application TO the
Subscriber, post paid. H. MANSFIELD,
l34 York st., New Haven, ! Publisher.
Connecticut.
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Notice..

ofFIeE or THE CARROLL CorSrY R. RoAb Co
CGrrolliOn, Jan. !, 1883.
The stockholders Of said company whose
sIork or sny part thereof remains due and un.
paid, are again hereby notified that 'he compa-
ny has again, by resolution Of the Board Of Di.
rectors, called for the payment Of the different
iuslalmenls Of stock due said company, (inclu.
ding alD and further resolved, THAT if any Of
she sane shall remain unpaid for 10 days from
this date that the stock shall be advertised and
sold according tn law" See Act Of Feb. IL,
1913, Section s. The condition Of the compa.
ny requires such q course. J. NJ. DAVIS,
TraaeuVeF.
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SheriG,s sale

Pursuant TO the command of an execution =
sued from the court Of common pleas Of iCsIhtsbIs
ana county, Ohio. and 10 me directed I wia osse
at public out-cry, at the deor of the oodFs fsotse,
in the town Of CaTollton, Carroll connts. Ohio.
on Tuesday the first day Of March, q. D. IsSs.
the following real estate with the inpros. 1nenfs
to wit the west half of the noSth-sast duaFtsr OF
section six 6, township thirteen Of fanes four l4,
being the land on which Hugh Madison nov lives.
in Fox township. Appraised at Sl0oa,0o. Terms
cash. GEORGE PiIGH
SberH's Oihce GarfOll-l eh'ffof Cstsoil sounty ].
ton, Jan. %. 1853. ( Ohib.
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Harlem Springs.

hereby notify the public that am fully pre-
pared to entertain all, in the best style.
The Table
Will be supplied with the best the country affords,
and SLEEPING APARTMENTS furnished in most COM
Portable and desirable manner
The Stable
Will be provided with an abundance of provender,
and attended by careful ostler.
No pains will be spared to make the travellers
sUjourn Ogreeab e.
PARTIES can be accommodated with al they de-
sire, on the shortest notice.
Dec II, '52. JOHN HILBERT.
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HPOISONINC,n

Thousands Of parents who use Vermlfuge CON.
posed of Caster oil, Cslomel. &C., are not aware,
that while they appear to benefit the patient they
are actually laying the foundation fof . series Of
diseases, such "a salvation, loss Of sight, wesk.
ness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
ment Of Hob nsack's Medicines, TO which we ask
the attention Of all directly interested in their owA
as well as their Cbildren's health. In Liver Con.
plants and all disorder arising from those Of bil
lious type, should make use Of the on'y genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
NJ BE not dpcriped," but ask for Hobensaeks
Worm Syrup apd Liver Pills, aud observe that
each has the signature of the PropFietsR. ]. n.
H0BE ENSACK Kf a I0ne else aFe eDkuine.
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- wish to purchase fifty horses and
WA-SM will pay che highest price in cash
EmA Tor them at my residence in Mai.
NFYN4vern.6 GEORGE ARBUCKLE.
een Dec ST. 1882
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O'DONNEL & MULLEN,
PITTSBURGH CHAIR 81 CABINET WARE Rooms,
No. SO Third Street. South Side,

No. 98 Third Street, South Side,
Respectfully inform their friends and custom.
ers, thai they have, If not The largest stock ever
before seen in This city, tho greatest variety of
style, The finest finished, made Of the best sea.
soned materials, and by the best workmen of
any in The western country, all Of which they
are determined to sell as low az any other man.
ufacIuriDg establishment 10 The west. Our
stock is all Of our own manufacture--no i'm.
porIaIions. 0<TSIeamboals aud Hotels furnish
ed a. the shoresI notice. All orders promptly
attended TO. O'DONNEL & MULLEN.
Dec. n. '52-6mos.
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Coed NeNys for the k.adies,

The largest and prettiest lot of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings g. Braekin's-
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk PoPlins, Silk
Berege, figured swiss Lawns, &c, with great
variety of New styles, which we offer at veay Low
prices. Call and see
- CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
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Delltlstrp!
4. w. 4 W. F. SEMPLE,

A. w. q w. #. SEMPLE,
Resident Den,inis of SleubenFiIle, tender their
professional services to the citizens Of Carroll
ION, in all matters pertaining TO Teeth, Bf,
Semple bss been long known in ihis commHsi-
" as the Oidest Practitioner 10 Eastern Ohio.
and is nov prepared to inseft teeth in Whole OF
Parts Of Sets, with or without Artificial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any other
method .ha. may be desired. and oil work viii
be- got up neatly and elegantly, with view 10
Utility, Comfort and Elegance that cannot be
surpassed.
All operations are warranted. and always re.
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed to A. w. Semple, Sleubenville D.
will receive prompt attention.
June I8, 85S.--ly-'s