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NEW GOODSn!

TIME largest and ~prettiest stock of Fall Goods are
l. to be seen at WV. HoGG 4 Co.'S, where they
think it no trouble to show goods thar have been pur-
chased exclusively for cash, and with great care in
New York and Philadelphia, to which they ask the
attention of customers and every person desiring to
purchase goods at short profits.
We have added to our usual variety, a good assert
mcnt OF Ready Made Clothing, which you will find
on examination to be much cheaper than purchasing
material and having them made. Call AMI examine
the stock. WM. HCGG & CO..
Cudiz, October II, 1852.
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Oysters! Oysters! II Oysters! Il!

MRS. DIVINE has opened her OYSTER SALOONS,
INl and is now prepated to furnish Oysters in the
best and oil styles. Her talds will always be found
ladened with all the luxiEiesb ertaining to an Oyster
KEN
or Ladies' Saloon up stairs.
Oysters furnished for PeyAa and private famihes
by tho can or half can, N
GOV !, ~
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PUBLIC SALE,
McCue's Oyster Saloon.

fNOOD fresh Oysters served up at all times, at Nc
~ CUE's OYSTER SALOON, corner of Main and Mar
ket streets, Cadiz, Ohio. Families can he served at
all times with either whole or half canst Public
patronage solicited. THOMAS McCUE,
Cadi2, December 8, 1859.
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New Goods at A. r. Moore's.

Nov opening at the cheap Dry Goods and CIo-
IN thing Store, the first arrival OF Fall and Winter
Goods, which for cheapness, beauty and durability
cannot be surpassed in any city Of the Union.
A large and splendid assortment Of Coburgs and
French Merinoes, good md cheap, at
Cadjz, Sept. %, 1852. A. f. MOORE'S.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN count have been filed in the Probate Court, OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
Thefinal account of jeremiah Condo as admins
traitor of the estate of John Haun, deceased.
passed upon by the undersigned, on the 9th day of
February next. b. w. VIERS,
January II, 1853. Probate Judge.
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OF the profits arising from this Fund and
now belonging to the county there is
loaned to individuals, lat 7 per cent. in
terest payable semiannually in advance)
and secured by bonds and mortgages on
real estate, and payable on demand, the
sum Of. sG 06
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GREAT RARGALNNI

THE subscriber offers Al private sale, at his shop,
J. one door west Of McNut's oldstand, the follow
ing valuable articles, viz:
Two new sets of Blacksmith's To5ls, with Mouse
Hole Anvils;
One good PlOw Patteug;
Two OF Burke's Patent Irons;
One two horse Wagon;
And two new Screw Plates.
Those wishing to purchase either or nIlofthe above
articles, are respectfully invited to give him a call,
as he is determined TO sell them, and sell them cheap
too. ABRAHAM DIlMARS.
CadiZ, O., December %, 1859.
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LANES K Wheeling

r n T u -TITN' TTVTVWTET'
Agents for Harrison couuty.-luhnB eaIl and Wood
& Smith, Cadiz, l.. A. Konnard and VIM. Lee, New
Athens; Lewis Russell, Jeflcrson; J. p & ). W. Wat
son, J. +. Flauncr and john Romick, Huntsville: Wort
* Gutshall, New Rumley; Al Croskcy, New Mar
kct; Jas. Wclcli, Hanover; John l.. CraInbIett, Deers-
ville;J J. Braden, Charlcston: K. p. Hanna, Cross Roads,
Thomas Smith, frceport; Il. J. PnippsN Co., Smyr-
ma; A. JulyScheciber, Mooretell; S.Hcuderson, Frank
lin; J. &. A. Tagsart, TippcGnloe; C.. II. Thompson,
IholnpsonvilIe.
July Is. l512.-lv.
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A STATEMENT

n the condition of the Surplus Revenue Fund of
~ Harrison county, Ohio, for the year ending Janu-
ary 4th, 1888.
Amount received of the State. .......... S3l, l44 II
Paid the State previous to date ......... 3l,144 -
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day been duly appointed by the Probate
Court of Harrison county, Ohio, and qualified as adj
ministrator Of the estate Of Margaret Ames, late
OF said county, deceased.
December %, 1852, HENRY AMES.
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TO Females.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine III
many complaints 10 which you are subject. In OBJ
struciions eiyhcr total or partial they have been found
OF inestimabhe benefit, restoring their functional ar
engagements to a healthy action purifying the blood
and other fluids so cilectuully os to put to tii6ht ali
complaints which only arise from female irrcguIari-
ties, as headache, giddiness, dimloss OF sight, pain
in the side, back. &c.
Prepared at flODensack's Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Price 2J cents.
For sale by JAMES BAKER, Wheeling.
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SsI3N as FAME RUOY's.

CONSISTING ofPatent Leather, French Calf and
Men Morocco, always on hand, or made to order
on the shortest notice, at the Boot, Shoe und Leather
store of I. PHILLIPS &, SON.
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S. B. SHOTWELL.

AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
C;UdiX, Harrison County, Ohia,
GIVES especial and prompt attention to all Col.
VI lcctions and other Professional business entrusted
to his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties.
He is also agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others for loaning money.
nOfice in kilgore's Corner.
August 25, lS52-lvpd,
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ASOOtS and Shoes
T. PHILLIPS G. SOM

lave now received their second lot of Fall and
Al Winter Boots and Shoes, which embraces every
style and quality in the Shoe trade for Ladies', Mis-
sea' and Clildren's wear; Gents, BOYS and Youths
Boots and Shoes. Thankful for past favors, they re-
spcctiully solicit a continuance Of the same from
their old customers, and as mauy new ones as may
make it convenient to call. We keep constantly on
Leather, Kid, Innings, Bindings, Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Thread, Nails, Pegs, &c. Also, tray
elling Trunks of every description, all of which we
oiiar to the public on the most reasonable terms al
our old stand, opposite the Court House.
November 3. 1852. 7. PHILLIPS & son.
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Sherif''s Sale.

A FINE LOT OF SPINNING WHEELS for
"A sale at JAMES STEWARDS.
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As,l.pi LEATMER.

TIME best artich-of Rod Sole Leather, also Ip
j. IeaIher sail t,he III best manufactured il
county, kept cun .aAllys n md and for saIe bY;
~ =. fHiLLIPS &sOk
GARPETlNt ttrer fly. Mrssels Pattegas,
Agruin, Nun 90 am H-ti9g tprpeting. A
Rugs, Mars, ~ fh,or Nlathitse % 600 variety.
y & "A. sMrfsDDkNss
L'ASCNs u ,nr. NJ b4sriift III ta Ai#6a BStM
Il ilkr,R RI atia, aiel .Affilleial tlvSsefas
a. ~. ~ t1 .s4sa4s 4. Y{fMs snesY At
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Meas Winter Boots.

WE have now on hand ready for sale, a ~frst-ratc
w assortment OF Mems Winter Boots, consisting Of
Upper, Kip, and Gait Skin, and our own m IKE and
warranted. T.. PHILLIPS SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27
TEIEGR RApHIC

iRoTEsT AGAINST THE ACTION OF GOVERNOR LANE
IN THE SEIZURE OF TERRITORY, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, April %, 1852
The steamship Texas from Vera Cruz, has arrived at
bis port. Anorgst her passengers Is Mlard b. Far
we'll bearr Of dispatches from the United States lega
icn a. Mexico He reports that tho sth inst.
press arrived Ia the city Of Mexico, bringing Of the
occupation Of Mccla valley, in Chihuahua, by the Gov
oinor Of New Mexico. This announcement occasioned
great surprise and a determination expressed TO
drive out the Americans Mt the point Of the bayonet
An armed force ordered TO proceed Immediately to
The fccne OF action, ts reinforce the government Of
chihuahua IL txpelng Governor Lane and his troops
On the 9Th inst Q delegation Of Mexican authorities
waited upon Judge Conkng the United States Minister
sne made solemn protest against the proceedings Of
Governor Lane.
Mr. Farwel reports that intense excitement existed
smergst all classes
., Trias Of Chihuahus, had Issued reply 10
ror Isne's proclamation, powerfully yndicating tho
~.sserabs documents.
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Interesting from New Orleans..

ARRIVAL OF THE FALcoN-THE LOUISIANA L. S.
SENAToRsniP.
NEw ORLEANS. April 25 1853.
The steamship Falcon has arrived here from Aspinwal,
bringing the California mails 75 passengers aud $780,
in gold dust
The election of L. 8. Senator in place of Mr. Soulc
has been postrcned tl Friday next.
The Hon. Sam Houston has arrived at Baton Rouge.
He il supposed 10 eec0netr In favor Of Mr. Sliden.
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THE GARpSfR TRIAL.
FROM THE REGULAR sywsrArIn s0r,n.

WASHINGTON, April -, 1853
Ths day vas occupied in a cross examination n Jonn
Charles Gardner by Mr. May. letter In spsbi.h sgael
j. Charles Gardner and addressed 10 the scside Of RIO
Verde being shown he said the signature rssesabea his
but thought the body Of the letter rot In hi hsud
Had recollection Of the sesee name u hs rcpy
sworn trsnsistions Of these lsteIs read the
Jury. they as follows =
Rio vrpDr. octoter 10 isst.
To the Fiat ConsfhufioraI 1eade 81 ihi, ely
j. Chsres Gardner citizen Of the United states
Temporarily in this city appear before and In
legal and that trother DIR George A. Gard
worked mines In the place called Laruiniss 10 The
Huastscs moantsns and known BY the Of Trasaa
Dolores. and san Jose. lie spent IN them large capital
which hs hsd sbandcn, on account 81 having tses
pellsd BY virtue Of the nrst article o. he decree of The 2h
$atA.
IA sagposed not only the capital nyes,ed ss,
bot also the which resulted
fos Ard now In order TO make bis rights prevail
rspnblc rs necessary that the witness Who be
ss1sd shalt be examined upon svsrythns relative 20 the
- niss, thss yorhinss roduess .ssahiishmsss srss
sssss.s q trother yhsthsI they . . s .,sr:.sa z
sAss dirscters sf ths bssssssssS The si aspssss
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NV OrttaNs April - 1859
our thoussnd bales a cotton have been sold to d.y
urehsngsd prices. We quote middiing AZ I0Ic The
rsspis are falling o. The increased receipts al this
port tsoss II last year ~ this time amount 10
no oto bslcs and a All the Southern ports 2s3,ooc
lales The Humhcldt reached here a. o'clock
this ssrneo1too late "a ssct 10 dsy business. ster
ling esebsse best signatures, 81. frcixhts 20 Live
rosl 7ied.
CnAuwrcx Aprsi 2s, rs
ne ss>s q ecss~a 70 day vsrs 60 bslss 81 az
ioho IL sssASs dwn, vtth dscsiaG tsndsnS.
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The Latest from Havana

ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, April Is 1863
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana and Key
West 22d instant. She brings news of Importance
The Captain General still on his tour.
THE HAVANA MARKETS.
Sugars were firm and tending upw ards the quotations
were-assorted 8h reals and 615 to 9N reals whites
81 IL " reals yelows, 614 reals; browns, 5h
reals; cncuruchos 8 51s reals; muscovadoes AZ 8
reals. The European had favorable effect on the
markets and since the sth instant boxes had been
exported from Havana and Matanzas of which 60 900
were from Havana alone. The weather was fne but
there were indications of early rainsst there was no
prospect Of prices falling.
Coffee in demand for New Orleans and Spain second
quality was quoted Sc S%c and triage &c. 7Hc OF
moasses the exports had been light 6 500 hhds during
the fortnight and the market had declined ~ reals
yer keg Of 5H gallons. Provisions dull Lard IA
for barrels and 15 for legs. Codfsh-rhere had been
bree arrivals of American, and the market had declined
to TO 81. Butter was plenty and quoted at % 20.
Lumber active at 26 for white and 20 for pitch pine
Shocks dull Freghts were less abundant than vessels
therefore rates lower. To Coz and market the
quotation was f2 12s. cd f2 15s. to Great Britain
small vessels, f3 f3 5s Exchange London 20 OK
premium: on New York 21 to 22z discount and on New
Orleans * Discount.
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The Imp, isonmcnt OF CnvajaI. sc


Rio Grsnde dates Of the 18th instant are received
Caravssl and his Lieutenant Norton stin prison
st Fort Brown. The steamboat Thomas McKenney
buyst her boilers the Rio Grande the 18th and five
or six psrscns were killed or wounded.
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being their original for the purposes which
nay my brother therefore reaucst you 70 ordsr
what ask. because Il IL just j. CHARLES GARnNER

RIO VERDE. Oct TO- 1881.
what the petitioner asks cannot be DONE what IN
contained in his petition Is not true because neither m
Lsguinas in n this department Is there nor has there
bssn mines much less of tha and
magnitude that is intended to be neither has
Mr. George A. Gardner been minor In this
nrsdieon hut as and Doctor In the few days
that 10 resided hore The expulsion that audes to Il
ALEC false In be 10
him with the present decree and him in future
than to attem OF to surprise him. make him an
plice in fraud such is attempted to be made
(Sigped) SIGNOR DOMINGO CWAVIS
j. BIAS Scribe. First Jurgaro Of Rio Verde
dozen other letters signed C. Gardiner aud da' ed
some at Rio Verde some at other Mexican places and
some ct Washington shown He said the ha ndwri.
ting OF some looked like hishat of others was not at all
like his He neither admitted denied the writing of
any.
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From Philadelphia.

ISSUE OF THE NEW SILVER COIN-THE GIRARD
PROPERTY.
PHILADELPHIA. April 26, 1853
$3.50 900 worth Of the silver coin rters dimes
and half dimes. issued from the Mint to day.
splendid entertainment given this evening by
the Commits Of the Gtard Fund the completion
OF the buildings fronting Third and Chestnut streets
The City Councils and two hundred invited guests were
present Tossts and speeches were delivered by Mayor
Gilpn Me's Price Wctherel, Jos. Chandler Morton
McNehael ard others The buildings erected one
Of the properties left by GraId for the support Of the
college at cost Of $780, oo0 and they will yield an in
come OF &ls OOO
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NEW URIKANs April y, 1903.
Intelligence has been received here by the United States
Il n. sr sodan tbe newly appointed Minister from Peru
90 noeoa, robbed Of eN0o0 at the Gorgona Hotel
TIE keeper 81 which had been arrested by the police and
tie ho,c closed
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oenpc April -. 1853
To -, .hp ffem Euroie this arrived this
f9t ystiffasy
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tHtRtNsF0s, April - 1875.
1hs Tinted stairs nsn stsamshlp james Adger Cap.
tain aln nctinsos arrived At her whaf st srht scock
n Al
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bt-IuN, ApfII 20 100.
Essaiss s tag appeared here La, night 10 "Lue.aza
t@fiA, and drew Immense holse. single tickets
w,gs soli a. high a. ~ and o.
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SfuNofI1D. April 26 1sb|.
buidrg formerly occupied lard oil manufactory,
he springfield and New Haven railroad depot but
lately used for making snd Of chemical pcriments.
va totally consumed by tire this noon The New kog.
iarA Hos Other bud'r e. Ia imminent danger
hut we're saved without damage. The loss small,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA April 70, 1858.
A cfc bgokc al, al two O'Clock this morning, In the
sr q dwelling Al the Of Tenth and Race streets
The family forced 80 escspe ffom the second story
xirasw the descent By the stairs being cut 81.
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Dreadful Railroad Collision.

TWENTY PERSONS KILLED. AND LARGE NUMDER
DANGEROUSLY INJURED.
CHcAso, April 20, 1853.
The express train which left hero at nine O'Clock last
night on the Michigan Southern Railroad in colli
sion at the crossing OF the Central Road with the emgrant
up train and the most DISASTROUS consequences
The locomotive and baggage Of the express train
and three OF the emgrant train smashed and
it thought from twelve to fifteen persons we're killed.
and fifty TO sixty injured, some of them fatally.
sufferers person in the first class being seriously
injured.
Tie engineer, fireman, and conductor of the express
tair etcsJ ed.
The tracks each other at nearly right angles.
THE LATEST.
ADRIAN, Mich. April 26 1853.
Ageneman just arrived from the scene of last nights
diasfer, reports that there twenty dead bodies
when he left, and the injured dying almost every
minute.
Conductor Whiting Of the express train seriously
hurt.
The OF the collision Is hey ond conjecture The
night bright, the being near the full. Tho
tracks rsn for a long distance a straight line.
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A series OF Fires.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.

SrriyGfriD April 20, 1853
II. building known the Old Hat Factory, in North
pton, and occupied jobbng shop. a millinery
ibcp, aud ~ dwelling for some sx fmiiies des
'Ioycd By ere at an eaIy hour this mo ming. A Mrs.
Mozart burned 20 death in the flames. Loss small.
Nc irKuIance.
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of the CANDIDA at Halifax.

A "a snO S"hnua AT hnhinXs
HALIFAX April 26-P NJ
The weather is thick and rainy, and there signs
OF the Canada which is now in he. eleventh day.
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Dinner Declined by Mr.. soule.

LOUISVILLE, April g6 1903.
The democrats have rendered a dinner to the Hon.
Pierre scule which he compelled to decline
count Of his early departure for home.
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Later from Bue Ayrcs.


BosTON. April %, 1853.
The bark Peacock, from Montevideo March a. With
II dry, and S62 sated hides arrived at Salem this
morning
The United States storeshp Relief from New York for
San Francisco, with troops, put in in distress with
mast surung. &C. and sailed about March Z.
The U. s. ship jamestown was in port
Letters from Buenos Ayres of March H. state that az
fairs still remained in an unsettled State
Urqniza was expected to come down soon and 1t was
rrmored, ~ith concilatory intentions.
During the armisticc skirmsh had taken place out
side OF Buenos Ayres in which n dozen persons were
killed including an American named Bond.
Commodore kckccver at Buenos Ayres with n
strong complement of marines and sailors protect
American property He had avowed his determina alton
not to permit UIquiza to endanger American property
by bombardiDg the city.
From PcrMambucO Slaves Landed.
BosTON April 20, 1853.
BY accounts from Pernambuco to March 21 we learn
that Of 300 slaves had been Landed ON the coast
the authorities from want Of force being unable to put
stop to 1t. The Pernambuco Diario calls upon the
imperial government at all hazards to put to the
traffic.
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Executors safe.

No''ce is her. by given, that on Wednesday the
30Ih March next at 10 o'clock A. Nj. in flo 1 OF
the Count H6u e. in tie tlwn nl CarroIltnn, the
TN iers igned wi offer a! pull lie SALE the f1roK-
ing 1escIibed property To wi: Lot No. 49, on
Mail street, in the town of Malvern, Carroll
county Ohio, fron ing GO eat on Main street, ana
ex eniing il the resr 100 feet. The imp owe.
ments ore, two story flame building 80 by "a.
well finished, with kilchap 10 BY is feet, and a
porch on the eFst side--a wood house adj ining
the K tchen,-a gooi stable, sm ,k house &c,
There is also large Store room we'll fitted up
on the lo,, in an excellent situation fer business
The garden is well filled with choice fruit trees
Title indisputabIe. Terms of sale,- one hall
on the first July next.-The balance. OH the first
of October next, with il terest from date.
H. II. LEAVlTT, } Exec Itors OF
THOMAS LEE. HANS WILSON.
February II, 1853.
P. s. Ole Of the Executors will be present at
the sale ant perso indebted to the Estate Of
Mr. Wilson, resi- Ing in Carroll county, are re-
quHsled then TO make payment.
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Legal Notice,

The children and heirs at law of James Crosier
deceased, whose names and places of Residence
are unknown, viii take notice that petition has
this day been filed against them and others, BY
the Administrator of Elizabeth Crosier, deceased
which petition represents that the debts of said
estate amount to twenty-five dollars, that there is
no personal property, belonging to said estate
aud that the intestate died seized of lot No. sew
eL %, in the town of Carrollton, o. The prayer,
OF the petition is that said lot may be sold to pay
said Indebtedness.
The said defendants are further notified that
said petition will be for hearing on the 2Sd day Of
April, A. d. 1853, at the office of the Judge Of
Probate, Carrolton, o., at which time, unless they
appear, plead, answer or demur to said petition the
same will be taken as true, and an order of sale
entered accordingly. R. CROSIER,
Admir- of Elizabeth Crosier,
March IA, 1853. deceased
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EDUCATIONAL N0TICE,

The second session of the Carroll County Teach
ers' Institute, will commence in CarroiltoD on
Monday the 4th day of April, 1853, and continue
one week. Efforts ere being made to secure the
services of some Of the first teachers In the State
as 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 boarders. b sass
Teachers and friends Of education are earnestly
solicited to give their aid and influence to secure
full attendance of the teachers of the county anC
thereby show that CARROLL COUNTY is able ant
willing to do her part for the great Educational en-
terprse now going forward in the State.
A more definite notice Of arrangements &c, will
appear in due time. T. R. LAIRD, Sec'y.
Carroltou, Jsn 2sth, 1858.
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EcIectic Institute
T CARROLLTON

The Spring Term of this Institute will com.
tnence on the lth of April, and hold its ses.
sions in the Canal st. School House. .....
1t is intended to accommodate itself to the
education Of Males and Females, in such man.
ner as not 10 coDhict in their intellectual or
moral facilities. o. @t&*' 3t@t%
The branches of study pursued besides the
English branches, will be the Elements of Nat
ural Science, Mathematics, the Latin, Greek and
German Languages. ..
Tuition will range from 1926 to Sc, 90 per
term of twelve. weeks of sixty days. For fur
ther particulars, etc., apply to the Principal
Rev. N. E. GILDS,
..,tg,.,1 Carrollton, Carroll Co., Ohio.
March l7th.--3t rE H r- !|t