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OBITUARY NOTICES.
(COmmunicated)

ASVuih1hSateuI
DIED, at bis residence in Carroll county,
Ohio, on the 18th Of May, Mr.. DANIEL vAE-
HORN, in the 10th year of his age.
The subject Of this memoir was man Of EN-.
inent Piety, and for more than ifty years con.
nected with the Presbyterian Church.
He was for several years a ruling Elder in
the Carrolton Presbyterian Church; but when
a Church was organized at Harlem Springs he
changed his ecclesiastical relations and was,
until his death a ruling Elder in the Har-
lem Presbyterian Church. As an elder he pos
sessed the confidence and affection of his Pas
tor. and the elders associated with him, and
indeed of the members generally.
His example was worthy Of mitatiOn-reg.
ular and faithful in his attendance;on the means
of grace his pew, unless BY some interpOsition
Of Divine Providence was always occapled.- -
He could say with the Psalmist " That one day
in the courts Of the Lord is better than thou
sand elsewhere" 1t is gratifying to his nu-
merous friends and relatives that there is good
reason to believe that be has gone from the
Church militant to the Church triumphant
THAT when bis earthly house ofthls tabernacle
was dissolved he had building ofGOd AN house
not made with hands eternal, in the Heavens"
During his last illness which was protracted
and severe, he expressed his willingness ITO
depart and be with Christ He renounced
all hopes of salvation on account of any meri;
or righteousness of his own, and relied solely
on the merits OF his Blessed Redeemer. ''Bes-
sed are the dead who die in the Lord"
w
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

JOSEPH FOOL, By virtue Of an alias order
VS. of sale in Partition to me direc-
VAN BROWN, and ted aud Issued from the Court
SIMEON JENNINGS. ofCommon Pleas Of Carroll co, ,
o., at It's April Terob II D. 1854 will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of The Court House in the
town of CarroIton, Saturday. july 1st, A. D. 1854
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud o'clock p
NJ OF said day, the following described Reel Estate sit-
ate in said county to witt Beginning at the North West
corner OF section number one in township sixteen and
range six thence Esst with the Northern boundary of
said section, seven chains and eighteen links the North
West corner OF Tal ors addition the town of Minerva
thence South six chains and tytwo links to the South
Westcorner of said Tayors addition to the town of MI
nerva, thence East chans and seventynne links
to the South East corner Of said addition thence South
three chains and forty links post or stone thence
West by line parallel with the Northern boundary of
said section fourteen Chains and ninety seve links to the
Western boundary of said section thence North ten chains
and two links to the place OF beginning appraised at
1910. Terms: One third cash on day of sale one
third in yeaand third in two yearsto be secured
with interest by mortgage on premises
a fz JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT, n
June |, 1854. 6w .9qe Sheriff G. co.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGlEs.

The undersigned takes this method inform his friends
and the public that he still carries on the manufacturing
Of Carriages Buggies &c at his stand in Mechancstown,
Carroll CO., Ohio, in all lis various branches BE has al.
ways on hand the best materials that the State can pro-
dace and i always ready to make 10 order any thing
that may be needed n his ne and that at the shortest
uotice His work sdone in the most fashionable, sub.
stanal and workmanlike manner. He also pays parte
nae attention to repairing painting thinning, &c which
win be done at prices which will give satisfaction to ALL
Those who may want to purchase Carriages and Bug.
Qies can find them his shop Teadyad and at as low
prices as they can be had elsewhere in tbeSate.
NAV IA. 1854. So NJ. T. WlGGINS.
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Morkets.
CARROLLTON MARKETs.
sHERIFF's SALE.

shall otter for sale at the door Of the Court House,
in GaIrolton, Saturday the LIST day of July next
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock
r. of said day. the undivided half of lotnumber sew.
ehty five aud lot forty eight in the town OF e,s5urgh
Carroll CO, Lot 4S aforesaid taken as the property
Of John Wakn' and the undivided half Of lot rs afDre
said taken as the properly Of A. r. Dempser by virtue
oi an Alias Vcndtoni Exponas issued from the Court
OF COmmon Pleas OF . lmOut CO., 0,vs. A. r. Dempster
John Deal aud John Watkins at the suit of Ford and
Trowbridge. JOHN H WI TCRAFT,
Carrollton, June l, 1854 5w Sheriff G. co.
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PnEBE ANN sBABB1NGToN,a Court Of Gom. Pleas,
..i. va 5 ss3ss DIVORCE.
ALEXANDER B4BBINGToN, The said Alexander
Darlington will take notice that said Phebe Ann Bah
bingon has filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court
OF Common Pleas in ana for Carroll CO.. and State Of o.
her petition for divorce against him, and that the
for divorce alleged in the petition is w absence from
petitioner Tor more than three years. last past and sub
sequent marriage with another woman and eoabation
with her, That petition will be orhearing at the August
term Of said court. ECKLEY & DAVIS,
June ], 1854. At t4f5 FEfBs for Petitioner.
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NOTICE.
DAVID ARTER, Court Of Com, Pleas
va W Carroll county Ohio

DAVID ARTER, Court of Com, Pleas
vs.. M Carroll county, Ohio
Harry eoULSoN, ct ais. Civil Action.
Haryy Coulson, who resides Il the State of Iowa. will
take notice that on the 10th day of May 1854, David
Arter filed in the Court Of Conn Pleas Of Carroll county
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that SAID
CouIson sdebted TO said Arter in the sum OF thirtysx
dollars and eghtysesen cents per transcription the
docket of Esqr. Van Metre, on which amount plainf
prays Judgment. The defendant will also take notice
thar unless be appear and demure before
the lst sy of august 1854 the petition will be taken
as confessed and judgment rendered against him by de-
fault. fa J. B. SMITH,
Msyle, 1854 n2l6tprf s3 SO Atty. for Pif.
Copei, Coaeh Body Aastic and Japan Varnishes, for
ST. hs c. A. B0EGEL.
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NOTICE..

The undersigned have been appointed snd
qualified Receivers in the case Of Horsllo Ro.
byy Iohn H. Protzman, Francis Prozmsn,
and Lewis F. Protzman: and the books, parcrs.
and amounts of said irm are ia onf bands tfr
settlement. Those who ara indebted 70 said
firm will please call upon The undersigned ips-
mediately. end se:tle. HORATiO HUNT.
JOHN WEST,
Feb 81, is54.i noio Receivers
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nRnCs-DRUGS-lN STEURENVILLE.

Harsh & McCucheon, having associated with them Dr.
Ezra Brugb take pleasure in informing their friends and
the public generally, that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment Of f8H 81
DRUGS, MEDICINES. OILS, PAINTS,
nyes Bttshes Toilet Goods, &C., which they deter
mined to sell upon as favorable terms any establish
ment In the country. Physicians, Country Merchants
Farmers Mechanics and oil persons needing anything
Ia her line, will fnd it to their advantage to give then
call before purchasing elsewhere, as We will positively
sell on the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Please give Us call at Drug Store Market Street
steubenviIe, 0his. n
Wsvls 1854 am
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THE pROpI.E.N f0TfnNAI

THE PEOPLES JOURNAL. -.
An frlastrated Record q Aasicalsare. SCI.
ebee. Mechanics, Inventions. Patents, md Use-
ful knowledgv-pablished monthly. Eserv
number contains = large PAGES. besaAlully
printed On fos papcr. ard rHoFUSELY IL
LU5fRATED WITH ELEGANT ENGRA-
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FISE VOLUMES. comprising nearly 600 pages. H.
Illustrated with aboat 81 \ HUNDRED SPLEN.
DID ENGRAVlA6S. rslaiiug 20 shs above
sabiecis-- the subscription price being only 81
a year, or 80 cents volume. No Publication
Of the kind has ever been produced with such
magnifeenee. or At 20 cheap price.
Farmers, Mechanics. Inventors, Manufactu.
rers. ana people Of every profession, win kud
in The PEOPLES Journal repository of valua-
bic knowledge peculiarly suited 20 otheirrespec-
tive wants.
TERMs-0ne Dollar q Year, or so cents
for six months. tt
Postage on the Peoples Journals ~ cts. per
quarter. In Canada. free. Illegal eomBis.
sion to Postmaslers and ihose who viii form
Clubs. Pos.-pay al letters and dlrect to
ALFRED E. BEACH.
Ed. and Pro. Of The Peoples Journal.
NJ. e6 Nassau-st., New York.
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MAsNNIC NOTICE.

VI A : u n ! Q Y o IT / G Il
The Brethren Of Carroll Lodge, No. l24 Of Free and
accepted Masons will holds Masonic Festival at Carroll.
ton, Carroll co. Ohio, on
FRIDAY THE 2Sd DAY OF JUNE, NEXT
The exercises will consist IN part of an Grafton by our
Rev, Bro John MolRt of Allegheny City,
public procession, &C.
Allsuuoundipg Lodges, Chapters, Encampments and
Brethren generally in good standing, cordially nyi
ted to visit us oil the occasion.
Access to our town By Rail Road, daily.
Per order of the Lodge.
Carrollton April 6, 1854. I'd. D. A. ARTER, Sec.
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S q NJ NJ z r GO D,S,
No. HU M.Bru G

The Subscriber will pay cash for Hides and Cafslins
either al his yard Easend Carroton at the foot Of
the hill. or at the Store Of Mckee s Elder Man,st
cents per b w be paid for all CalfSkns weighing from
10 to 6 bs well taken off and clear OF cuts and scores
N B. Cash paid for bark at alldmes. Leather always
on hand for sale, but positively NO TRUST aa
May Is, 1891 If -. !. sI.eW Y0ITNG. /.
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Cloths, Cassimeres plain and fancy salinetts
cottOnades and VestiDgs, Stocks, Ties and
Collars. MOleskins. campeschy, Canton, Pana-
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles. and cheap
as dirt, at w. THOMPSOh'S.
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COME RIGHT J AL0NG.-

Harlem is the place to buy cheap, good fashionable
goods; 80 along and make no delay, but before
purchasing your aus se sgf9s.a 81
sPRENG AND SUMMER GOODS,
examine mine consisting of every thiag that is needed
in The Dry Clouds line My stock consists Of Broadclohs
Casinets, CassimeFes Cahcoes Gnghams Silks, Bereges
Bonnets, Hats, Musins, QueenswaFe, Glassware, Sc,
in shore every thing that be found n village store
SO cali with your old friend at his stand Man-st Hsre
Carroll Co, o., and yca shall be accommodated in the
best possible manner. Don't mistake the place. Cal
with israel. WAND,
May is, 1854.
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5. G. .M.KEE.
P. ELDER
Farmers and Mechanics Store.
Nfn GOODS.

S. G. MCKEE. thankful to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage he has receiv
ed in business, would respectfully inform the
public that be has associated with himself Mr.
PEaRY ELDER: and they'are now offering to
the public, at Low PRIcRs. general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, DC.
1t becomes necessary; owing to our limited
capital, to do strictly READY PAY business.
We hope our friends will not inl fault with us
in making this announcement, but will continue
to lend US generous aid and comfort in polling
our little boat adown the tide oftime. We fat
ter ourselves we can sell at such prices as will
be to the INTEREST of all who may favor us
with their patronage. All kinds of fPR0DUCE
taken in exchange for goods. Room at the old
stand, in Leggett.s building. Call and see US
MCKEE & ELDER
Carrollton, Jan. I9. 1854 If
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SAVE YOTR NTONEY!!

You can dc that and your too, BY purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbold's Cheap Ready Pay Store,
where YOU win find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware, Bonnets Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c. &C. All Of which will be sold
just as low they ought to be sold cash or produce
PAY US as you 60 and have dsagseabe settlements
sbort settlements; iorg triends.
Carrollton, Apfil 20. 1854. |. ARCHB0LD.
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shoemakers take Notice.

The subscriber has just received an assortment Of
Leather which be viii sell low for cash consisting in
part Of French Calfskins, Tanpco Madras, aud Brush
Morocco, French Morocco, Ennsmel Leather, Pateut
Skins for tips, and Caters Pink Sheep, ke &C. togeth
er WiEh al kinds Of leather Of his manufacture, and
he would invite the public geheray, and shoeraakers
particularly TO call and examine bis stock before par
chasing elsewhere. w. BUTLER.
p S-The highest price in cash. paid at all times for
hides, and bark lapnI 90, 1s54.-tf1 w. B.
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Lewis D. Campbtll of Ohio.
Extract Of Letter to the Trihnne

Extract of Letter to the Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, May I2-l o'clock.
Lewis D. Campbell of Ohio is Of all men
deserving the most credit for his vigilant and
determined course in resisting the Nebraska
outrage, He has called down all the hatred OF
the supporters Of this atrocity for his bold in.
domltable' 'persevtreing courage in resisting
their Vaccinations. The Wings, and oppon.
ents ,nt OF the Nebraska swindle everywhere, are
under the greatest obligations to him.
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Ne PLUS ULTRA.

Boncets Of all kinds, Frames and Crowns,
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers. Under.
h'dk'fs, uzdersleeves, Embroidered Collars,
Dress Protectors, Silk, Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes &e., all Of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be bad Of
w. THOMPSON.
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DEATH OF AN ED1ToR-T Thomas Richie. Jr..
one of The editors of the Richmond Enquirer
and third son OF Thomas Ritchie. ESQ, died
at his residence in Richmond, Va, on Sunday
evening, after protracted illness, in the s5th
year of his age 4 a ,
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Estate eC fEh0mas EEn slcy Bee
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as. Executor
on the estate Of Thomas Emsley dec,s late Of
Fox township, Carroll County, Ohio. 90
March f6tif 1894. JAMES HUSTON
I'D ST s,se EXECUTOR. sga
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- nRrRr.a IxrlanR 80 nnRnIaI..-rh.

tE- HRyRTa ixvlG0RATlNe coRpIaLs-Ths
a~nta 4 tHs fsfey ssfssbls eEases ief ths fsmofal
tud cure of physical pusraii y. geiisl dsbl ,. Ter
vog- ssseiprs Sc. 6e, as isly drses.hsd b anoshes
unimu q til, fapvt a. hcb iile 1Faaef j. hfeHsd /.
PET b0uie botlles foe &C., ia bottles BE ss slG PEI
iazsn. 0aselFe the mafk@ II he Geneiae.
PfeiaHtd OILS b. 4 e COHEN, 20 Rsaahl'n Roe,
Vine Street, bsiow Egh'h, Phiadeiphs, Pa - wHoi
AT oEpKas ntEf HE ApoEEsID. fo Sale BY ~ respect
April -. isst.--iy. t
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MARTHA WAsHISeroS PRIsoNERs--The pre.
i'mlnary examination of the Martha Washing,
ton prisoners in Arkansas is completed Can
cummings Is discharged. Cole and Kissane
were held to bail in the sum Of $4,000 each ;the
at large. .sa.al ". a sa
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YES. STREE.

Ladies' Sandals. Caters, Slippers and Shoes.
Gertlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, b,sG quality to be bad Of
w. THOMPSON.
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ORDINANCE.

AK oRblSiscE relative TO tIe paving Of
sidewalks, &c.
incorporated village Of CafFoliop that shall be the duty
Of a persons owning suy lot oi pert q any lot
OF lots fronting any u The streets Of tbe said neor
poraied village have fhe sidewalks thereof paved Hith
bricks, fiat stones, or two inch park and good and
sufficient curb In 'front.' made Of sioue or heEed timber,
ct the option Of the owner or owners. ~
Sgc. 2. That the sidewalks shallbe Of proper Width,
the whole to be completed By the hls day September
1854.
Sac. 5. That Il any owner or ouners Of any lot or
lots Aforesaid shall refuse neglect have the sad
sidewalks paved as above described and within The time
prescribed above; then Il shall be the duty OF the
street commissioner have the said sidewalks paved
above specified at the expense of the or
Of said lot or lots part o lots aforesaid and said
street commissioner shall keep an accurate account Of all
money by him expended in making said pavements,
which amouats shall be collected a fine from such
persons owning said lot or Ot part Of any lot lots
with the costs Of prosecution in action before the
mayor OF said Incorporated village Of Cauolton
plant Of said street commissioner above specified.
sEc. 4. That Il any person g persons shall drive,
ride or lead any horse, mare or gelding mule on
or across the sJewalks, excepting persons necessarily
passing TO and from their stables shall pay for the use
OF the village not less than dollar more than five
dollars be collected In an action of trespass upon
complaint made before tho mayor Of the village by any
pers@ residing in said village.
SFc. 8. That II any person shall ride or drive any
horse mare, mule, within the village OF Carrollton
at faster gait than trot shall pay for the use Of the
village not less than City cents than FIVE dol.
lars 70 be collected IN an action Of tresspass upon com.
plant made before the Mayor Of the village BY any per-
son residing within said village.
Sec. s. Al fines collected under the provisions Of
this ordinance shall be paid into the Treasury of the
village for the Of the same. Passed Nav Sd 1854
Attest JOHN S. RUKENBR0D, Mayor.
Isaac ULNAE, B. Recorder.
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MERCHAN,ys ,FATTAp

J. N. B0LENihforms hisfrends, and the public gen.
orally, that hehas removed Els shop from Lisbon,st to
Main St. two doors west of the sPatton House, where
can always be found we'll selected stock of
S q M NJ E R GODS,
Consisting Of Cloths, Csssmeres, yestings Shirts, Col
lars, Oravats and handkerchief Also lotof Summer
Goats, all OF which were made in Carrollon
Owing to my limited capital | am compelled to do q
READY,RAY Business. hope my friends will not find
fault with me for this announcement but will still con
tnue to give me 'said and cemIort..f s
Carroton, May.lS, 1884, sttka SIN
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1s If dogs tale is kut awf intirely would
It interfere wit bis low-tow. motion? Answer
Not egsackly-it nit not effect his carriaoe hut
'twonld intrely stop his waggiD.
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L1 Tue New York Times has come out in
favor Of William 4. sewsrd for the next Pres
idency.2 20
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-01

Men slowly learn how little they can dc, and
how careful they must be of their faculties and
opportunities in order to do that little.
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The noblest man on earth, is he who auts
his hand 0heerfully and proudly to honest la
Dor. Is as'l s9i5 19r13
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Estate OF Daniel VamhOrn. Decd.

Estate OF Daniel tanhOrns Dec70.
Notice is hereby gvsn that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor on the estate of
Daniel Vanhorn, Decd late of Lee township Carroll CO.,
Ohio. VAN BROWN,
Nav 25, 1854. st Executor.
EsTATE OF GEORGE A. NcALLIsFER, DECD.
Notice is hereby gver that the undersigned has been
appointedand qualified as administrator on the estateoi
GeorgesA. McAlster deed, late Of Perry township.
Carroll Co., o. JACKSON HAGAMAN,
May %, 1854, Sw Administrator.
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EE The CovingtOn KentacEian is respousi.
BILE for the following
Somebody says ''there ought to be in ev-
cry Well,reguleted family, one baby, Just for
the fun of the thing"
We think every we'll regulated family ought
TO have at least one copy of the Free Press
lust for the fun of the thing
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And ailsF days aad nights Of fa.igae. and loil,
hss "a eeedsd 10 bugIsg iargs los q New
Goods. part Of whIeh be paid the eash Tor.
and lhe rest be bought % Tsda-ail must aow
be sold. ard debla paid. 70 keep his credit %.
All The world i hereby invited 10 see lbs
era Result
Of bis purchases.
lie has a large lot Of Dress Goods Of all
kinds for the lsdies--GiOths, CassimeFeE, SAT-
ineits &C., for The genllemen--IIardSare, Cut
lery. QaeensWare aud Groceries for DE miliion
All Of them are cheap as the cheapest and
good Is the best. Come and sec.
CarFvlIton May 4. I854.
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IL.
" Reuben Hitchcock, Pref Samuel st. John.
:" H. D. Clark, 60 P. r. Spencer,
n. S TOwnshend, E. F. Gaylord
W. F. Otis. Cyrus Prentiss,
W. ]. Gordon, Henry Wick.
PRIN c;PALs
Il. B. BRYANT, JAMES W. LUSK,
II. DWIGHT sTRATT0N.
FAc LTY.
II. B. BRYAST Professor OF the Science of Accounts
Ii. DwIGhr SrRAIToE, Associate Prof in the several
Departments.
j. wAsarxorOs LrsK, Professors Of the spsaceri'9
= ~ 'fANVN"' Com. Correspondence.
SARAH L. SPENCER, Insructress In the Ladies' Writing
Department.
W. W. HARDER, Assistant Prof in the Bookkeeping
Department.
Hons Judge SrARKwEArHER and H. D. CLARK, Lee.
turers on Commercial Law.
President Asa MAHAa, Lectureron Political Economy
EMERsoN Z. WnITE, Lecturer Commercial Geog.
raphy.
TERMs:
For full Course in Double Entry Bookkeeping,
Penmauship, &c, time unlimited, -. $1,000
For full Cours in Ladies Department, 5000
For Separate Course Of Instruction in Spencerian
Penmanshp, 500
For various styles in Ornamental Penanshipas agreed
upon. H
THE Principals of this Institution design ma
king it one Of the best mediums in the United States
for impartng thorough and practical knowledge OF the
active duties Of the Counting Room, and business pur
suits in general Bookkeeping in all its departmenisa
used by the most accomplished modern accountants,
will be taught in thorough and successful manner.
This department is under the personal superntcndence
Of one of the hest accountants in the United States. No
Mercantile College in the West possesses superior equal
advantages for mparting practical knowledge otCom-
mercia Science.
Mr. J, A. Remington, an accomplished and experienced
Accountant in various branches of Commerce and Trade
is associated in this Department and will attend to writing
up Books, adjusting long standing and complicated ac
counts, &C. in correct and confidential manner.
Commercial Geography is an important and interesting
branch which has until the present time been con-
nected with Mercantile Schools.
The Spencerian System Of Penmanshp mall ts forms
will be taught by its author, P. r. Spencer and j. w
usk No Institution in America offers superior facilities
to this for impartpg aueut and systematic handwriting
The Ladies' Department is entirely separate from the
gentemens and Is fitted up in most superb and con.
yenent style,
Business men can be supplied with the most reliable
Accountants by application TO this College.
The Principals Uf this Institution render efficient
aid to the graduates in securing good situations.
eGy- Send for Circular by mail.
January 8, 1854. ~ ly
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Carrollton, Jan. l9. 1854 If
spv. !. PETTT'S


DR.. PETTIT'S UNIVERSAL CANKER BALSAM.
sure safe and certain for the aggravated
of nursing sore Mouth CalOmel Sore Mouth, Gam
ker Rash I6cpent Bronchitis and Quinsy, sweled Ton
sils Puid Sore Throat Black Tongue and all Cases Of
Common Canker in the Mouth, Throat and Stomach
Price 25 cts per BOTTLE For sale by Dr. b. Stevenson
Carrolton aud by Druggists and Medicine dealers gem
orally.
Dec S, 1858. 1y