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Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
BEERE & CO.

~ 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. -.
Spring Fashfen for GentlemeGPs Hats. 1859.
~ pEENE a CO., respectfully solicit tho
81 ID orders Of thor patrons and the public,
Afor such goods in Iheig line as will be wanted
at the commencement Of spring trade; tbs object
is to afford ample Time to Manufacture the Hats,
and have them ready for shipment IN time to offer
for sale on the 18th February swhen the Eazhion,
will be introduced IN New York, -
The folieNf & y a lssse4f rs. established
prices, subject % 3 p1lfeeEE discount, Ire rs
Cash. $36, $39, SO, IS, S4s, ISL, and 81 per.
ioz, for fashionable, black Hats, and from so 10
$50 per dozen, for white Rocky Mountain Silver
Beavers $50 n e,e=t
January Ia, 1859. est
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OBITUARY.

AH1s
Departed this life, on the both Of January. at
Woodley, near jackson, Miss, the residence OF
her son, d.. Oscar Hamilton, Mrs. sally b. HAM
ILroS OF Nashville, Tennessee, aged 81 years 10
months and days.
After twenty six years lone widowhood, she is
now doubtless reunited to her loved companion,
youthful feet into, 'ehe ways of pleasantness and
paths of peace" She was a devoted member of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and con-
sistent, every day christian When told she was
dying, she raised her feeble hands and exclaimed,
"biess God for his goodness" Her christian
character cannot be better given, than by quoting
one OF the many passages marked by her own
hand in her well-worn bible &c NV Aesh and INV
heart faileth, but God is the strength Of my heart,
and my portion forever" - 81 FE
Fare thee well, our mother! We shed bitter
tears for thee but not as those without hope: for
" Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, for
they rest from their labor and their works do fol-
low them"
u Nashville, Tennessee. and Russelville, XIV,
papers please copy.
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SIT DR. JOSEPH G. HALLS
al COMPOUND ELIXIR,
For Leucorrhea and other Irregu-
laritiTs Of the Womb.

IN presenting my Compound Elixir 70 the pnhlic - a.
nneneed ~ no other motive than that Of doing rood
TIE diseases, for which the Compound Exlr y pre-
eminent are eonlnedto the Uterus tomhl Leo.
corrhea AmenorFhea, Iiniernptou o. the
stFai nuK Flooding, &c, e. For an these dieeaena The
Compound Elixir acfu Iikn charm ~
The cal for this Compound Elixir saeh that IN an On,
binary way Of preparing e. a.; theftfore
feel myself eapsea % resort 10 thn method Of prcnsss
t0n. In order 20 meet the demand fbF Il.
Thoaiseanee, for hich this Compound Elixir stands
pre- eminent are those confined. generally. 70 delicate e.
maies and Through FALSE delieaey, keep
until n,ueh suaerlng isendnred.
whhin TIN last Ave yehrs have made improvements IN
the Compound Elixir aud satisfied that a orht ~ ~
whiD the reach n every deIcats fale whorr hralth
lmpared from any Interruption Of hsaifhy stale OF he
The Compound EllxlF 3 NOT prepared and San, f,h A
efedulous pahlle cahoIicoa 70 cure al aisesss-
hut only applicable fof anch necnns ar el fl1~~s -
aevs nasd and g which al delicate emalsn are mere
A. conponnd Elixir acis only upon me U,,ru a, =.
unhealthy state WILL afimes. regulate srs1raaie.
From one 20 three bottiss have never aed e. vet 10
Fos sale 10 Jseksoh hy DE 4 slzER. suscs.uv 4. n
Green. who - sole Aeent u ths CIV And M Vleh~
burg BY CAsAnles z EMAMuEL. Jen.ass 'sas--II
MIA COMMITTED to the Jail 81 Mndison
w county, Mississippi, A. runaway, BY WIN.
Montgomery, an acting Justice Of the Peace for
said county, a negro man calling his name ALKx-
ANDERs says he belongs 10 Henry Scott Of Louis.
lana. Said negro II about fret 10 inches hieh darl
c0mplection, and 35 Of 40 years Of auo--wsn erv.-
mitted on the 18th January, 1883 The owner az
said slave Is requested 10 comply with ~ ~, ~
such casssor hs viii Be dealt with e the law al
reefs. B.R. ALLEN
reDruary y 1898. JailoF NC.
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Strangers, Visit the Clothing Depot Of
ALFRED MUNROE & Co.
II MapaZine Street corner Of Gravial

..-.r NEW ORLEANS.
"E would inform our friends and the public in
w general, that our present stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, etc., is unequalled in extent
and beauty by that OF any other establishment in the
United States; to be convinced of this statement a
10 only necessary to call and examine.
Our immense sales are brought by the simple facts
being known that the prices place upon goods are
unOrmly iOW and the quality of each article is guar
anteed what is represented to be. Perfect satsfae
ton is what we aim at in dealing with customers
If afler the purchase of article any disSatIsiac-
ton should exist The article will be exchanged the
money will be cheerluy returned.
One price--no deviation. Feb. l, 1883.
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NEW DAGttERREAN cam RY.

L. TEIIGA has ths pleasure ID inform the cfii-
u - zens and visitors Of Jackson that he has OPEN
ed new rooms over Mr.. Shaw's Store on fhe inertia
q bis work he looks FOR support 70 those who want
true, Ueif 6nisksd, and lasfine licensees. ss
o. a superior stock Of maferial on hand.
Jackson, rob. II, s6s.-tf.
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LAND AND COLLECTING AGENCY
- N TNSnN uIOIIGan nGcK

= u. TYSON HOUSTON, TEXAS.
LAYING located permanently In Texaa, and
Ii having 80 1000, acres OF lands dispose Of 81
agent for sundry parties, located in the most fertile
portions Of the State, has concluded 70 devote his
whole attention to the sale purchase Of lands,
paying taxes ON lands, compromising conflicting lard
claims, coectingoreign and domestic debts, aswell
as all other matters relating to General Agency,
would offer his services his friends and the public
generally, may be found in Houston At III times
when not travelling through the state professionally
All communications addressed 70 him at Houston,
post paid will meet with prompt attenton.
Feb iRSa .
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1853.
s 81 e. 1853. E
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

. III liz cOO HMM uAhAEI.
AMksS WILDE. Jr., date Of the firms Of G.
~ 7. Longstrect Co., and Wilde, Bates Tay-
lori still continues to hold cut at the old stand
"a Nassau Styeet, NeW York,
where he will have in readiness, both for early and
late purchasers, the largest and choicest stock OF
ez,e Spring and SUmmer C2ofhisR
10 be found in the United Ststes. Importing his
Goods, together with hIs perfect knowledge OF the
HOME MARKETS,
gives him the greatest facilities Of getting up his stock
AT THE LOWEST RATES,
and in the LATEST STYLES. The patrons Of the
above named firms, and Southern Merchants ia gen
eral would do we to examine our stock before pur-
chasing - rt -
New York, Jan. list, lS53.--ll-9t.
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CONSUMPTION OF CoTTos In GREAr BRirAir:
The total aggregate of Cotton imported into
Great Britain from the United Siates during the
year 1869, amounted to |, 790, 900 bales. show
ing an increase of $4,000 bales over the pre-
vious year. The consumption Of Co.lon in
England, within tbs last twelve months, has
increased more rapidly lhan at any former period.
The general prosperity of the coanlEY, with an
aciiyc home market. an extension of foreign
trade, and the large influx Of gold, are the causes
Of the activity IN the English manufacsofies.
The import Of Cotton from the East Indies.
however, has largely fallen OF. During ne
past year only GAG 900 bales were received from
that quarter, against 100000 In 1851. From Tie
West Indies the import was 10000 bales, being
q small Increase over the previous wear. Ths
total amount of Cotton imported into .Grea,
Britain for The year 1852, IL estimated al q, 357,
600 bales. The stock on hand In the poft Or
Liverpool, January I. was only ST, $40 bales.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

n obedience to an order Of the honorable Probate
Il Court Of Madison county, made II it, January
Term, 1858, will ON Saturday the 26th oefMarrk
aext, sell, In front ofthe State House, a public an
lion, on credit Of twelve months, bond and sp-
proyed security being required, Lots No. and3 In
square No. north, on state street, in the civ al
Jackson. JAS. D. WARE, Guardian.
Jan. 2a, ia69--ll For "a. n. Waresss
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A. L. Smith, ct al. r.l.sa..-.-..-
HPoN opening the eamplananps bill, and il ap-
~ Pearing satisfactorily, thar the defendants
Rowland M. Whitman and Sarah Ann whitman, his
the limits thereof. 90 that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed upon them therefore
il u ordered That they enter their appearance here
M on or before the tenth day of the Heat term of
ina Court, to be holden At the Court room in the
city of jackson, on the first Monday of March neI,
ensuing, and plead, answer or demur to Complain
ants BILL Otherwise the several allegations thereof
will be taken tor coniessed against them, set for
hearing ex Parte, and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly. 3 ss.r IN -
Il il further ordered that copy of this order be
published IN the "Flag Of the Union public news.
paper printed IN the city OF Jackson, once week.
for one month. J. T. SIMMS- Clark
J. T. Rucks, Sol. ByL. MIN. n e.
February IL. IS52-Iahf
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SPERM OIL Il SPTS. TURPENTINE.
FUsT received l cask Snerm oil
u 4bhls Spts Tarpentine, / cask Train oil. y
Dds Llnseed oil, dog. fresh Olive oil.
JAMES s. SIZER
Feb =, 'o3. Successor to Greenia
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GENERAL AGENCY Ann J 3
COLLECTING OFFTC:R

y S's~ I6fCIlfIlIN
Sale Of Land. tie HssSH0 a,,d Rcrt.
'Hg q eue1y descyiptiiOH Of prop
estys satck as Lands, Houses.
Negroes, do drc., &c.
II N entering into the above business the r,,a.r-
signed would respectfully inform his frieDds
and the public generally, that no effort viii he
spared in the prosecution Of any claims entrusted
to him. He will attend to the sale of Lands, the
sale or renting Of Houses, the liring of Negroes.
and the collection of all kinds Of Accounts Note.
de-, &,c5 DC, ROBERT BOWLING,
Office on State Street, next
door to w. Adams Banking House.
Va ii al REFERENCE:
Gov. II, s. FOote, Fearn & Putnam,
Ex-Gov, J. ]. Guion. WINS. Langley, M. D.,
Hon. VIM. Yerger, james Smith,
Adams & Dixon, John T. Hull,
C.sA. Moore & Co.,, ]. g. T. Green,
G. r Foute, Esq T. M. Ellis, ,-.l
H. & p. Hilzheim, Langley & Co.
Jackson, Jam q, le53s-tf
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FALL
ID GOODS.
GE RGGPS NIT 4 g.
81 WOOd--St.,
PITTSBURGH

..ri. .... .,s.. PITTSBURGH
OFFER for sale large and complete assort-
ment of American and Foreign DRY GOODS
a considerable Dor tionof tue staple Goods were
purchased before the advance in prices. and
will all be offered to cash or approved credit buy
ers as low as they can buy in any CITY, East or
West. '4"' '1 600
PRINTS. a ie..s 4
All the leading styles, com pricing a Fall as
sortment; Dark Frances, Blues, Oranges, Mourn
ings, Solid Colours, &C.; Eaglish and German
A Chintzes, DC
GINGHAMs. aoya
Lancaster. Manchester. Domestic, &C., Earl
ston in high colors, and Fancy Cheek.
STUFF GOODS.
Apalcas, Merinos, Coburgs, Paramattas Mohair
Lustrus, Fancy and Plain styles, De-Laine,
Cashmeres, and oil newest sty les Of WINTER
DRESS GOODS.
V0OLENS.
A large stock OF 'ack and Fancy coloret
Cloths, Doeskins, Black and Fancy Cassimers,
of most approved styles
Ooatings, in great variety, Domestic and I'm
ported. : ...--llt'
an1 SATINETS.
In Blacks, colors and mixtures and printed. =
Also, of Western manufacture, our usual full sup
ply.
Tweeds. Jeans, Cashmeretts, and all sorts low
priced Winter fabrics.
H.s VFSTINGS.
| A full assortment in silks, Wool anl German
Fancy styles.
Serges, Siecias, Cambrics Irish Linens, Ho'-
LINSEYS.
Plaid, Red Blue and Chameleon styles.
BROWN GOODS.
Bleached meetings and Shrtings, Farnels -C
oil kinds and coIors; Diapers, Shirting Strips, Oz
naburgs, Drings, &t &c.-Bl nkets-Domes
tic and Foreign. ..y ..r
A complete stock Of all sorts Of
VARIETY GOODS. I'D
Plain and Checked Muslin and White Goods
Laces, Embroiders, Silks, Ribbons, Winter
ShawIs, &c, and everything wanting in the Dry
Goods line, the stock Of which will be kept full
by constant additions Throughout the season.
They solicit an examination Of their stock By
any disposed to purchase.
PlrTBsURGH, Sep. 7th, 1853. a.
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Steam ,iriSt miIIn

The subscribers having rented the Steam
Grist Mill owned by Isaac Atkinson, are now
prepared to accommodate the public in the way
Of custom work. Having entire control Of the
Mill, we will endesvor by diligence and atten-
ton to business to obtain a good share Of public
patronage. The Mill is in excellent running
order. Special attention will be paid to Gus
tom work.
Flour, Chop, Bran and Shorts constantly on
hand and for sale.
BOOP h BURCHFIELD.
Carrollton, June l6, 1853,
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a Garm for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale q desirable piece
of land-a good home-eonsiSting Of
4OACRES OF LAND.
Eighteen Of which is cleared the balance well
timbered On the land is hewed log h use, and
never-faing water. The land lays six miles north
of arrolltOn, Immediately on the Carroll TO. lRail-
road, and two miles from Oneida Mills The a.
bove tract Of land can be bought cheap. For
terms inquire ofthS subscriber on the premises
July u, 1858. 3, D. WEAVER
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SELECT SCHOOL.

The undersigned wouldinform the citizens Of
Carrollton and vicinity, that he has opened a
School in Lisbon street School room, in which
all the English branches will be taught
A few more pupils can be admitted upon
application to T, R. LAIRD
I rerm Of tuition at the rate So, ,s5 per quarter
Carrolton Aug 28th 1885,
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n R---Ns 81

IA b BR---Ns 81
RADwAYs REGULGToRsT
REoULATEs roAnEALfnT AcTIoH
AL the Organs aRd seoretiOns of hs
Haa Body.
Restores 10 Health and Strength
TsE DISEASED AsD wohv OCT PAGrs.
Complaints that lladsays RsgulAlor entirely
cure.
cOsdveness, Liver Complaints
Indigestion, Heart
Dyspepsia, kidney
Dropsy. Binder &"
Ureihra f"
Dif6eulty Of passing Urine
DiIEiness. inflammation Of the Stomach. Stu
por BilliOusness.
MELAScHoLT MAueNaxr DrsoRDERs.
Small Po1. Measles. Scarlet Fever.
Yellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever And Fever Of sllkinds.
Influenza, Pleurisy, Common Cold,
FEMalE cONPLlrrs. .
Irregularity. PrOlapsus Hysteria.
Womb Difficulties, Whites, Amenorrhea
AoSo VI hFFhAilhs
Loss Of Energy Less Of Memory Loss o
Strength. f' r.H
RR ReguInlOrs
ARE ENTIRELY vE0KrIBLH.
Perfectly tasteless. Good at all times. New
er Sieken, Never Gripe.
DosEs -0ne to three Regulates.
-Four to six Purges.
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, good nights srest and a
healthy and pleasant discharge from the bow
els in the morning. .t.
Railways Regulators, Ready Relief Renova
ting ResOlvent are sold by Druggists every.
where.
NIB R..R. Regulators are oflight color.
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GUNSM Ting

The subscriber would respsetly announce
that be has commenced the gunsmiIhing buE.
ness 10 CsFrolltOn.. on Main street, where be h
prepared lOmsnufaeturs 10
RIFLE
of al descriptions. via The fne Cast Steel
Rife. with Globe Sights and Patent MuEsls.
for Target Shooting. At long distances. Com
mon Rifles. smooth Bores, &c. Al kinds n
Gsa d PisiOl rpoiyiEg done Vih nsatness
snd dispatch and all work warranted. lie
hopes. from long experience. and being regu-
larly brought up 10 the business. 10 render en-.
tire satisfaction 10 all who favor him with pat.
rOnAgs. z. J. M'D0NALD.
August 4. 1859. JosEYH c. MossHoLDEA,
AGENT.
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RsR X. No. 4.
ADwAYS READY RELIEF,

ADwAYs READY. RELIEF,
-. "a -. Fer all Acute Complaints,
!, I',s lsrnExlL Asp E1rKRKAL.
80 .Ths nOnsnt il is applied externally. or ta-
ksn iaso he ssAlsni. will stop the .ASst ezcru-
siasiag PaiA and quickly remove i.aeAuse.
- ~ 80 } ~ khemaflSIn. .
{. Mr. r0tabger mason well known in Brook
'lyH vas cripple for nine years. Railways
s. Rssdy Relief relieved him from r"in in fifteen
q ffninutes, enabled him TO walk two miles with
resrOut the cid Of suck or crutch in three days
~ AAd cured him entirely in one week.
.Thsusrnds ofolher cases equally as wonder
"a fnl as the AbcVe, have been cured by r r Re-
= lief Cholera Merbus. Railways ReadyI Re-
lief will relieve the sufferer from all pain in If
teen or twenty minutes. Il will cure The most
desperate Gases in few hours. Neuralgia
The moment R. r. Reliefis applied It aays
the most painful paroKysms 1t will alwrys
s1..surs Sick Headache. 1t viii relieve the. most
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. 1t will
likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In
ten muuies tea spoonful Of X r Relief will
atop the Chills and break the Fever.
Aches Of ell kinds Pains Of all kinds Brui-
asesBurns Sealds Strains, Sprains. Stif Joints
LAmeaess' One application OF Radway's Ready
Relief willin few moments entirely stop the
pain r,,,r y..,,.
a. 4 ltreduces swelling heals sores cuts and
wounds removes bruises. Lo for the sigma
turs of Radway 4 co on each bottle
r. r R-No2
{. RDNAY'S RENOVATIN G RESOLvENT
Resolves, ReuovateS, RebuildS.
tSAs IL cures
a'' Ssrofuia, TGniors, Bleeding the Lungs,
Syphilis. OonSunptioR,A9 s. Vita's Dance,
Sof0, Rickeu, Salt Rheum,
Asthma Nodes 2 canksr,
Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash 9 ~.
Ulcers, Erysipelas, letters.
.sss The above eighteen complaints r. r Rssol
vent will positively cure "a
., % Il renevAtSs the system completely, Resolving
.. away from the Solids all impure Poisonous aud
@ Diseased Deposits freeing the blood anil fluids
Of life from all corrupt humors restoring energy
\ and vgor Health and strength. to every organ
and member OF the body.
so Letters from high authority, Hon J. ], Lid
dlslon OF w accamaw. s. c. writes US under
date of May end 1853 that Railways Renova-
ting Resolvent cured one of his negroes on his
Rlaalatio6 ct Beaufort of Scrofula complaint,
Sf naHy years stsndiOg. The poor fellow was
adisgssting object of pity he was a moving
macs Of sores--the other negroes could not re-
mAia in the same place with him, He was en-
trsly cured by Railways Resolvent and is now
ct wOrk upon the plantation. To the people
= sfS. G, Mr.. Middleton is we'll known and to
the political world Mr. Middleton Is no stranger
ScrOfula. When the patient has been afflicted.
fsV ays years or under, favorable symptoms
vils spPesr On the third day after using R. R
Rese!veRt: ... .I. ~. +. ,-t r.. .,.
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Impor ta"t DiscoVray

l EalpOr tant DiscOVray
rs RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
are unfaing in the cure Of CorGHs, CvLDs,
ASTHMA BRoNcHTTrs. SORE THROAT, HoARsE.
NESS, DIFFrCULT BREATHING, INcIPIExT Con-
SUMPTION. AND DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. They
have no taste of medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored to
health that had before despaired Testimony
given in hundreds Of cases. A single dose re-
lievos in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonio Wafers--the or
iginal and only genuine is stamped "Bryan" :"
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty.
FIVE cents box Sold by dealers generally
J. BRYAN & Co., Rochester, N. Y, Propri.
etors. Wholesale by ]. D. Park, Cincinnati,
W. Firke. Cleveland, 3mos.
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BOLES q hICHKIss.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.

Woud inform the public that they have locate d
in CaTollton. where they will De happy to receive
a share of public patronage They are determine
to get up work In style no, to he surpassed her,
or elsewhere. TIL can always be found at,
their shop, on Lisbon Street, few doors north OF
Leggets Hote.
Carrollton Aug, IS, 1853.
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1 l,landits, BY lhs boz OF poosd. sOds, q
Sep s9th. Is5s.

standiss, By the boz OF poosd. sods. ~.
ter. Wstef ..ahd P'c-ide Crackers. By ths boa =
sound. Principe. Hall Spanish. and evm<su G.
Psu. T0oseoss, vsr0us kind.. M
c. A. BOE3ELS.
Imported I.iqu0vy Eg Nediesl ps<.
poses, Pale Frensh Brandy. Raspberry Bfands, -
Vine. Ma aga Wine. iiol aud GiR. sBd bszt nat
Whiskey for % II the Drug tore Of
CA BOE0EL
\ SuprrGne snirls Of Susp. BaBjsess
leGlensehan's COmP'd supporters,
Plain Abdominal d..
Mems Trusses single and double.
Child's do, for suls a. The Dug Ssarn q
T.. A. BoEGRL
SuIPh. DE QuiRine, Turkey Opisa,
De narcOti1ed Opium, for sale ny
{. A. BoEeEL.
P0eket Instruments, Surgical Needles
Horse Pbisgms and s.ti grs. assorted siEes. -
C. A. B0EiiEL's Drug stors.
". B. Medical. School and Miscslla.
mons Books and a general assortment Of Station.
ary, Tor saie BY c. A. B0EGEL.
Cod Liver OLA superior article just re-
ceved nI the Drug Sttrs Of
Dec. u. 1861. 6. A. BoEGEL
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9e2 tRES OF LAND.
for Sale.

TbeundsrsigAed is dispose 70 cell the fsim 90,
which he now resides in AunrOs Tp. Carroll 60 o.
about nine miles s w. Of CAnolltOn. This farm
consisting Of s67.sers h squa in the quality &
ProdoetiVeness ofits soil to N fam in the c"un-
~. II Watered BY thsCsn GOion creek which
passes through the s. East side Of the Wiet, and
slso' by excellent snd ranstsnt springs About
80 OF the 49, acres. consist Of hrs rate ttpm
snd' now chiefly in grassior corn cuIiiv n
me remsinder Of the tract is rolling up land pro-
61e'ng wheat and other small grain sbun dainty
There are on the premises, nearly 200 Of the best
irut trees lnOw m 'ull bearing, thot could be Sc
lecied in Eastern Ohio. The dwelling house and
other buildings, are roomy an eommOcious. In
the lmmedists vicinity, there are four churches
cne SCHOOL house-grist mills, &c. Altogether
the farm is a desirsb one; and vii not fsi' "a
please those who may desire to purchase. The
tit E is unquestOnable. Persons desiring TO pur.
ehsse. are requested to app TO the undesignes
who resides on the land.
]. EMERY.
Angus the 18th 1853.
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ELONN s-VVM &Mu ANNAA'
HusTex & SINCLAIR has good assortment
of New Philadelphia Manufactured goods.
Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds,
Cassimeres Barred Ttwiled and plain Flan-
nels, Blankets &C., all Of which will be sold
low. Give us call and examine the goods.
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Carpet Chain!
DRUGS! DRUGS!

The undersigned would inform his old customers
and "the rest Of Mankind" that he is receiving his
Fall stock from the eastern cities, and that it 10
the best ock ever offered in this market, my word
for it. q. A. RGGEL, Druggist.
November 20, 80.
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MONEY | MONEY II

Those indebted to me for JOB WORK,
Advertising or subscription to the CARROLL
FREE PRESS, will please call and mike in-
mediate payment, or settlement. hope those
interested will not neglect this matter.
may be found at the Law Office of John
Pearce Esq, at all reasonable hours.
Aug, 9S5S.-tf. r. CR0SIER j
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French-w0rksd CO lara, uaderrlsvea, an1ufAdnla
and 90 on AM ~ l0rri can Be found u
W. THOMPSON.
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