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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

o. n FINE business IlOUSEs-NlI. AAehIy Soi-
lns has nearly completed his large brick build
ing on the corner Of Main and Bird Streets
The rooms fronting Bird and Main, on the
first floor were leased some time ago for bank
ing house,--thOugh not at present in actual use
for that purpose; yet outside and within they
are fitted up in very handsome style. "A large
store room, also on the first floor, fronting OH
Maine street, and running back the whole
length of the building, will shortly be occupied
by Wilson s. Brothers, who have rented II for
hardware store, and intend keeping very
Naree stock The three rooms in the second
\pry over the banking house have been rented
Ior the use of the Directors and Engineers of
ths Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. The
front room is already carpsted and partly fur
nished. m ... .t a.. .-
The remainder of the building is not yet fin
ishsd, but the rooms on the second and third
hoofs, are well arranged for Offices, except a
large hall in the third story, which will proba-
bly, be used for public meetings, or rented TO
societies. .f
Altoge,her so much taste and judgement have
been kisplayed by Mr., Collins in the construe-
n
tien and arrangement of this building, that We
hope others who may build hereafter, will en-
uists him. ..... ..
The St. Joseph emigrant cOrresPOndest of the
AllSn Courier, says:- ..... .. .....i .
aiProf. Offut, the "trainer OF domestic ami
naNis, = who mentioned in my letter on the way
up,is astonishing the natives here, in his line
He taket the widest horse that can be brought
him, and in less than FIVE minutes can make thu
animal follow him whittier he peaseS. Th'
Professor has a great deal Of "gas" about him
I. sstalks big" and pretends TO have great powe
Iser The whole animal creation. He has aboH
clesed q contract with farmer on the river be
lew hare, to kill some nine wolves, which hay'
given him great deal of trouble, causing sal
havoc among his sheep for the last two or thr,e
Vssrs. at $25 head. The Professor says h
it5sill make every wolf butt its brains ou
lhinst tree in less than two days" This is
kstty tough story, and more than ! can tax
bssn At present. | presume we shall see
kll sceount of it in the papers When it does com
ktof rrr.
,The lCouriers correspondent receives th'
sOlR story about the same way that people ger
r.IIy receive the talk about plank road frOI
l|Blsomington through shelbyville and Palmyi
.sRuiney. They consider it "pretty tOug
IsluSr, and more than they cen take down
ureSspt but expect to see full account of
IN slisumpers wAsa il does come orr
gIIolERA.-The Weldoa (N. c. Patr
II IL ~ - 4. A.. L,e,.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

JOSHUA BATES, ESQ, of London, has given
$50, 900 in trust TO the city Of Boston, the in
come each year to be devoted to the purchase
of books for the Free Trade Library about to be
established in that city, [GOodman's Detec-
Itar
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12
For the Jour- a..
A TRIPLET TABLE.

Mr.. EDITOR:
Below | send you a triplet table for
abridging the labor of calculating; have used it
for many years with signal benefit.
The figures are indelibly impressed on my
memory, and whenever any two of them are
perceived in juxtaposItiOn, my memory furnish
es the other Instantly, without the slightest effort
and as ottick as MougM.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

The crew, composed of Java and Manila
men) of the English ship Berenice, bound on a
voyage to Sydney, fell upon the captain and pas
sengers, and after brutally numbering them,
burnt and plundered the vessel. Nine of the
scoundrels have been captured.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

"Thank God for his mercy as the deacon
said when he saw his neighbOr's house on tire
spa pot bis oYa,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

E5-Thc Editor left yesterday for St. Louis.
This must be our excuse if the paper is lacking
in interest. ..... ....t .-.....#
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

We learn from the Romnsy (Va.) } Intel,
ligencer, that on the l4th instant, in tho
Circuit Court Ca that county, Angus W.
McDonald obtained a judgment Of $40,
against the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. a.
q penalty for failing 10 take the plainuH up
at Paddy town, and allow him 10 travel IN
the passenger cars. IN .aeL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

"Pete, are you into them sweetmeats again
eh?"
"No, marin, them sweetmeats is into me-
[ Lantern.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

GREEs. People who suppose they can learn
a girls disposition in ballroom. The deyl
is good natursd when he is pleased.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

gmOlERA.-The WeIdoa (N. c. Patriot
n.asee that the cholera Is raging between
vhatiow and CASTOR. annd that eight or
nine deaths had recently occurred. 1t Is
said % have originated from eating oysters.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

ru4 ST PITTsBURoH, May D.
River Q fssi. falling --waAiasr sisss and
warn.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-12

The bridge of Baltimore and Susquehapnah
Railroad was burned yesterday morning, which
will intsrruP, freight business two or three
days
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Pursuant to the command ol an execution Issued
.rum lhr G,ut oi Common pcJs OF arruII CO
Obin. aHd o. Tue directed, Wul fier Tor sale, al
public cry, ~ the door ol the court house ia
Cnrrul ton, in sid county, the g2ud day Of Au-
gust, 1853, between the hours ul ten O'Clock, A VI.
aud O'Clock ", e following real estate, sit
ua'e ~, or near, the town OF Malvern, to ,at:-A
part OF th" northeast quarter Of sact u 90, town.
ship lG Of range 6 bounded ana described as toll
lows: BerInning al post 80 feet east OF lot No
% Of said town, thence east 81 teet. 10 a post,
thence norihward,y p feet 10 a post east OF said
lot, No 80 thence suulhvarJy 10 the south, east
corner OF said lot M 80 10 the place OF begun
ming; east o the property Jacob ShOIl now urcu-
pies aud on mlin-slrret, at the east end of said
town of Maiv rn, ou hich is erect small dwell.
ling house or -bCp. Taken under execution as the
property Of jacob Shol. Appraised at go.
GEO. PUGH, Sheriff
Jay Il. I553,---5w..--pr fec $500.
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An Ordnance.
July 81, 1858

An Ordinance to regulate Towns, and pro-
hibit the keeping of ale or porter shops coffee
houses in the Incorporated village ofLccsburgh.
Sec. /, Be It ord mel by The 3ounc,l Of, he
incorporated village of Lecsburgh that no per-
son or persons shall be permitted to keep a
Tavern or house of public entertainment, with
in the corporate limits of said village, unless
such person or persons, shall have obtained n
license for that purpose from the Mayor OF
said village and no person or persons, shall
be permitted to keep coffee house, ale or pos
ter shop, or house, or place for significant or
habual resort for tipping, and in.cmpomn'r,
or spurious liquors cider, vlnouS, hrmynt d on
malt liquors, to be used us beverage within
the corporate limits of said village; md any
pc son, or persons, who shall keep tavern
without being licensed as aforesaid, or Shall
KEEP coffee house, ale or porter shop, or
house, or place for significant or hAbimal re.
sort for tippling and intemperancc or shat
retail spurious liquors, cider, virou, ormcnttc
or malt liquors, o be used as Il beverage, shal
on conviction thereof before the Mayor Of sad
village. forfeit and pay any sum not less than
five dollars, nor more than fifty dollars for each
offence, with costs of suit and to compel tic
payment of said fine, it shall be lawful for The
Mayor to issue process commanding such per
son or persons, 10 be imprisoned in the county
Jail until such fine and costs of prosecution
shall be paid, or until they be discharged by
due course oflaw.
That all ordinance. or parjS ol orinan cs,
heretofore passed incon>i~rant with ths ordi.
nance are hereby repealed, and this ordinance
shall be in force fromnnd after its publication
ANDERSON r. DEMPSTER.
JNo II. STEPHENSON, Mayor
Clerk
Lccsburgh. July 8, 1858.
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By tue Of writ Of sale issued from the
county Of Belmont Ohio, and to me directed,
will expose to public sale at the door of the Court
hcusc IN Garrollton, Carroll county, Ohio on
Monday, the Sth day OF August, 1859 between the
hours Of Ten O'Clock a. N. and o'clock p. N.
the following real estate, situate in Icesyile Car.
70 Il county, Chic to wil;-The undivided half q
lot number 75l seyenty-fye, as rhe property o
A. r. DtmPstcr 50 lot number ~ as the pro-
per,y of John Watkins, taken under execution a
the suit Of Ford 81 TrJwbridge, against a. L
Dempster, ct ais Terms -usr
GEORGE PUGH
July I, l853..-5w-$2. Sheriff,
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RICU)IN i COLLEGE,

Richmond. th, seat of-R,ehmond Co..c-o is q
pleasant yiIa-e situated /. miles from 5 dben-
vile on the road 70 Canton, easy OF acco-- from
all directions aua IN poat OF mGais beaIj.ulness
and chevpnrss OF living, the intelligence of the
people &c, II j. thought o. be unsurpassed tor
educational purposes by any other village in the
county.
Thi Institution has been in operation or ten
years. during which time some 800 young men
have enjoyed its advantages; and whilst the chang
es in the Faculty have been more frequent than,
der most circumstances, desirable, yet the College
has been uniformly prosperous, and at no time has
the Board been more confident of its success than
at the present. The past experience aud success
of the President Joseph Indy, A. NJ, and the
qualifications OF the professors seem to warrant a
large accession of students at the commencement
Of the coming session.
Faculty 49, Josep phi Indy, a. NJ, Pres, and Prof
Of Languages, Mental and Moral Science Jane;
G. Day, ssistanl Prof of Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences VIM. d. erchboId, assistant
Prof. of Languages.
Tuition $40 90 per session in the classical and
Mathematical Department. English Department
$500.
The opportunity will be offered OF boarding in
CiuI : on reasonable terms.
The summer session viii commence on the first
"Wednesday ot May, AMI close on the last Thurs
day OF September.
By order of the Board of Trustees J. B. Steu-
art. ]. H. White, - Lorimer Committee.
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81 digest - Such il the true moaning uf tir
word "Pepsin.' or OF the tUo Greek words from
which il is derived. This is the significant ani ap-
propnate title Of the true ii rrslIyc Gu.d, or gas
ulc JUICE prepared by DR.. J 5 Iouahiun, of PhiI-
auelPhla' IRON The fourth stomach u' tlr oX. hr
the cure Of indigestion and Dyspepsia. Il H. -
lures own remedy Tor an unhealthy stomach. y,
art OF man can equal it. curative puwcrs 4 r.n.
uers good eating perfectly consistent with hraih.
see The figure theox in another part u th- annr
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SHERIFFS SliE.

Y virtue o. an execution issued from the Court
Of ommou P cas- OF Caro- county Ohio. and ia
me directed, wi expose to pub ic sale at the
door Of the Court house in AFRO ton, on the pond
day Of August, Is 3, between the hours Of ten o.
clock a. N and uc ocE p. ~, the fo owing
real estate to wit lot number two in Jer1mia1
MasoHs addition TO g., town Of rkin, together
with all the Improvements thereon Taken under
execution at the suit Of James q Brown, against
Thomas Eakcn. Appraised at $4,000
July II 'j3--pr fee S 80 GEO PUGH, hcrif
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Rail.RDad N0lice.

S. aled posals W Il be received at theioiice of
the Carroll County Rail Road Company, in Car.
rolton. Ohio, unit Saturday, the 3Oth day of july
inst, fer Blocking and Ballasting the Carroll Co.
Rail Road.
ids for the whole or part of the work will be
considered.
Spec may be seen at the ofice Of the
company after the 18th inst. Per der of the
Board. II. COGSIL,
July President.
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UGUSTA STEAM MILL,

The splendid steam mill at Augusta, Carroll co.
Ohio, is now in tull operation, and is capable o
doing all kinds of grinding for very large extent
OF territory The hands employed are experience
ed in the business, and we now are ready to ac-
commodate at the shortest notice, all who may
want any kind Of grinding done. Our mill is
G3tggI .E5G M,2Vgs
and was constructed by the well known miIIwrghts,
Messrs, Mongs, Of Woyncsburgh, Stark co, Ohio,
and is splendid piece of workmanship Our en-
inc is OF the celebrated make of N. & O. Cope,
ol SanesvIle, Columbian co., Ohio, and has all
their improvements in their high pressure engines
combined II was set up and started under the
suptrintendence of the senior partner of that firm
(W, N Cope, who for practical mechanical skill
is not equIed, or certainly not surpassed, by any
man in the State. as will be seen on inspection of
our cnginp with the additional fact that we can
grind 10 'ushe and upwards Of grain with one OF
coal, This with hi having tons Of gearing,
is among the move ties Of the age
JOHN MANFULL,
JAS WESTFALL & co.
Augusta, Carroll CO., O May 5, '53.
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j. D. MORRISON,
II. MORRISON
Dcnttstrn.

H. B. NORRIS o n respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Camollton and yicipi.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market.
Steubenville, Ohio.
They will visit CarrolltOn several times during
the year, of which notice will be given.
June Is. 1858.
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DUFF'S MERCANTILE QILLL
PITTSBURGH, PA
GSIobIishC0 in 1910.

incorporated by the Legislature Of r, nsy IyaH..
with perpetual charter.
BOARD Or TRrsTErs.
Hon. jones Buchanan, late Secretary 0f State
Hon William Wikin-, late Secretary Of v ar
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II Lowrie;
Hon Charles Nayl0r;
Gen ]. X Mogrhead
TAcULTT.
p DIFF, Principal suthor Of tho "No-th Amer
ican Accountant Prof Of the Theory and prar.
tice Of nuuble.Eniry Book Keeping. and Lecturer
on Commercial Scienscs
J. d Wioms Professor Of Mercantile and or.
namrntal Penmanship.
n. D. Hatch. Esq, Of the Pius.urga Bar Prof
Of Mercantile Lpw.
p Haydrn, A. W., Prof Of Mathematics. &c.
This Institution occupies five sgscpus sptrf.
menis. 0nd il consdare the most oz'e1-iya anil
perfectly organized Commercial COI'ara in tEa
United States What is said Of 70 hy the most
eminent mercantile authorities in the count-v and
Of the Principal as Practical Acrouniaut ~ on
experienced Teacher. and as an Author: ~ 81 b.
Of his colleague. Mr. Williams as y pcnman. wi
be found in the ramphlet circular Of "a pagas
Duti's Bool Keeping, pp. 1872 Roval o-'avo
Harpars. Price Si.fO.-postage % r's "The
most perfect combination Of instruction and prac.
tce published"
Duf's Western Steamers Accruutant--PricC
81, postage 9 cents. - perfect system for Keep.
ing such Books and Accounts"
Merchants and stp"mers can nvavs be supplied
with thor, ughy trained accountants
" Send for Circular by Mil. opr8 '53
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Watch Making,
SEND ON YONR H.ITCHES.

SEND ON IOLE TIIIUES.
voud in orm the citizens Of Corollton and
CAIRO county that they can have III ir Watches
repaired in the best manner and on SHIRT notice,
by sending them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale a good assortment of 80 d and Sil-
yer Watches. locks, and Jewelry Of all kinds
Hold Pens, Nons, aud almost everythi nc usually
iouni in Jewelry store My shop is in the cen
ire blcck Immediately adjoining "Espich's Ex-
change
Cd Gold g. Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. + isher aud " be promptly sent and return.
el when repaired. All work war; nted
Give us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July 81 1853 II.
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BOnnCtS & Hats
ant be be beat any place.
COM ALONG TnEN.
W. w. IS sALLACE.
Will Furnishing Establishment,
sig, 52l LIBERTY STREET NEAR THE CANAL,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

- / 4 a'-DA lNItls ~
S.. $50 Engines and Boilers Of The best Quality
.Ta. on hand, and wsIe to or cr on short no
ice aHi 40 iOw r5.r5s.
T.en.h Burr l.a aS.oras Of my own manurac.
.l.s, made Of selected blocks, warranted good
sG-... O. v-,y loE prices. aurel Hill Mill
>.oras. all sEas
B}aa- Cloths all nos. Ancn Stamps, square
s .h. warranted good qualify, at the lowest
9..c.s.
Iua's Tl.aa, French Bur Smut Machines.
lsai On 500 Of the Je-. mills in the counlry nd
~eaan.nI - give satisfaction. They run ii h.,
ci-cn ts.:. aHI wc.k vel.
N.l>r.udas. Ai'I lions, Screws, Ticks, &C.,
Cora and Coo Grinders always on hand.
y. i. - iAe Communication between Pits.
5urEh ana Carroll co. by means OF the Rail Road,
is 30 cheap and speedy, purchasers will find it
10 .h'r la!eres: 10 give me u call before buying
c'soah &c. All orders and inquiries promptly nj.
nted TO- ". w. WALLACE,
Fits urgh, Pa, A1-. %, %,
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SANDY and Beaver Canal.

The stockholders Of the Sandy and Beaver Ca
nal company are hereby notified, that an cleo
ton ior directors Of said Company will be hold
en- al the Canal Office in New Liscon, Chi) on
Wednesday the I0.h day ol August next, be-
tween the hours Of 10 {, clock A. NJ and 4 o'cIock
P. Mon sal day. By order OF Inc Board,
Office oI the Sandy & R eaver Canal Complny.
DAVID BEGGES Pest.
Sandy & B aver Canal Co.
New Liston July 81, 1853
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EcQ0l Embellishments.


pusu ut 10 rhn command of au order Il 81 e -
-u .rpm ih- Court 81 ,,Ymmln T. ris ul C4rrp
uuuE md o. ~ directed w oTsr iar sale
.' do ui the ourl IlYu-r IN urrl ton On
.u 'su# dIy O. u.u.i 1898 J.tg "a III hour %.
lN "1uk VI -uI u'r.vck % VI The % gNiug
r.a estate With h. mp ovrmente thereon situa-
led ia the town NrH u iItsar.trEn t' aig Llr-
number q aHd ~ appraised Of 400 %
GEO. pUGH. Sheriff
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Tie State q, O]to Carrot coaiy, ss.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
Isaac Brothers vs.. John Farnum, Caleb Cope
ard George Abbott, Trustees OF the Mortgages of
the Sandy q Beaver Cana! Company, and non
residents of the State OF Ohio The said delen-
dants will take notice, that the said Plaintiff on the
second day Of Jaiy, A. u 1853 fled his petition
against them in said Court, to recover the suli
OF S74o,0 and interest from the LIST day of
April, I8ji-hat sum of money being due to the
plaintiff IRON he said defendants, Trustees as a.
urcsaii, Tor work ana labor done, aud materials for
the same provided, on the Sandy and Beaver Ca
nal Tor the &c endants aud at their request as Is
fully set forth in said petiton,--the object and
prayer Of which is to enOrca the payment Of said
sum OF money With interest; aud the said defend
ants are notified tn answer said petition at or be-
fore the next ugust. term 0i said Court, or the
same will b. taken as true and confessed. and an
order cor ngiy. PEARCE a. BROWN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Juiv T. 1913 3--GW-rr lp, ~3 30
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Steam liriSl iIiLlLL

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
Mil, We will endeavor 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 or
hand and for sale.
BOOP d BURCHFIELD.
Carroton, June l6, 1853.
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NCp advertisements.


tiny ins inoe IngttGc!mant " as this day is
sued by Samuel t i ians Ju-ti-e %. h peace
Ol perry tp Caro- county against the property and
effects % Wi lam lstuu. 9 an ubscouced debtor,
this z3d DAY ol Jult. .Is.3
JACKSON HAGARMAN
July 90, 1858
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farm f0r sole.

The subscriber offers for sale desirable piece
Of land good hOme-consisting of
4OACHES OF LAND.
Eighteen of which is cleared the balance we'll
timbered On the land is a hewed log h use, and
never-faiIng water The land lays six miles NORTH
of Carrolton, Immediately on the Carroll Co. Rail-
road, and two miles from Oneida Mills, The a.
bove tract of land can be bought cheap For
terms inquire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
July IA, 1853 S. d. WEAVER
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Notice.,

To the creditors of Sarah Birrdemln, deed
On the 14.h day OF May, 1858, the FrDba,e
Court of Carroll County Ohio, declared the estat
ofSarah B erdeman to be probably lnsoIvent
creditors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate, to the undersigned, for
low ,nce, within six months from the time above
men ioned, or they will not he entitled to pay
ment.
NY IA. 1858, JOHN b, MOODY
EX'l Of Sarah Rierdpmn
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$OiiCe.

At my instance ,uu attachment was th = day H..
sued by Henry A. SIidg'r, a lns'iro ii ? are
N and Tor the township OF c rtr.. "a
Carroll. against the property aad II.
Thomas M"Iavran, no o-rpsHe0t Of sad ,nuN-
ty, this 22d day o. December, 1853
HARVEY CCGSIt. Prest
Of the Carol county Road C,mnaav,
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J EUSTON 81. Il, SINCLAIR Have entered
into copartEcrship under the firm of Huston & in
clair, and viii be g to have the opportunity Of
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They expect to have On hand rI' assortment Of
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
utll'y kept in county sto-c, which they vii
81 | n IL 0 vest prices. all will at ali tueg
buy pr oduce Of all descriptions ol the t. 6 st
make! price.
A 50 an asgortTrf Mt of
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Farm for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm in IIar-
rison Township, Carroll County, Ohio, two
miles from Harrisburg and five miles from Car
roton, the terminus Of the Carroll Co. Rail
Road Containing l92 acrcs-about l25 acres
of which is cleared and in good state of cult
vation-well watcred-good twosory dwelling
house, new bank barn and other necessary bull.
dings. Also a good orchard + well selected
fruit. The property is avery 'sirable one and
will be sold on accommodating rms. For fur
ther information enquire of the ubscrIber liv-
ing on the premises.
,Jniv ID 1858, Al AM karin.