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Corner o' Will hnd franklin Streets.

CO-pARTNhR3iiIr.-Ilavin entered into Co.partu-r
ship with y. Is { c. u. Hill, for the purposc Of i!!r!m. Gu
Eogyoc, the em,u!ns year. / oii,r my service. % my friends
mud 10 thOsc Of TIE laac hrm o! TEUs. II. s W. e. Tails.
icrr0. WM. {. TAI.IAFEEEU.
:T"Otic" with y. r <. c. Il. I'LL. corner ot Franklin
and Wall streets. Dee lJ-L.c; l., Feb.
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4 FIRST RITZ cock.

xAH Tunsdur IcN'. !!:H int, VIII be- Sid ~ our suction
" Room ~ 10 o'clock, one Nero " un!un u. uare, T.rc.
lie. y year, O. .gc, belonging 20 10 ..:.'r = j. La ..
nAyi-y. 'i.c,r,ri) = fiji RAJ, n.oa. aan pGs;gy COOS. -
iUr 10 nui:. ly u-d"r 81 iLc Administrator
Dec IL R.. II. uiGh!HSCH & EhO. Au..-.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF WIN. W
AKIN, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHERS CONCERN
ED.
VTOu ae hereby notified. that n: The request Of Franci.
B. Chcs,hani, Executor o: WIN. W. Akin, decca.ri,
have appointed the first day of February next, at MY OF
flee at Chesterfield Court House, Tor receiving proof O.
debts, or demands against the said deceased, or his
estate n, which time and place yon nre required 10 al.
tend.
Given under my hand Us Commissioner Of the County
Court OF Chesterfield County, this sh dry of December,
in tho year 1854. W. W. 7. COGBILI,
Dec. l6-cwiw Commissioner.
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81 D0LLAKS EEWARE.

HS .iNhNAl iroLl N. j. 7. iTts. mlnagtr !nr tLr sih.
ia tcribcr. ~ his Nr!.crn Hill. farm, near ih!Gcs river,
in IN. lover end q! l:ruricp county, d sCrvGH. called JlN.
wNE rougi Ekin. inclined to be hampy. dirk conpicxi"r.
rather slim, hnt eve. Tcdi"r :hhn u-uhl. He - hbGrt ~
years old. He has relatives NJ Or. J Il GsrGe:ts. in Hen.
rico. and h.o in Hing AMI Queen. though there i !casDu 20
believe hr hHs brcn staring ia lsichirund. liz lot; ahGi;
the 1T October las. ior n- apprehension ard ri" dtiy-
ely 10 ~" subscriber. OF to III Gy.!a""r. 1r. Fint. \ -.
ward e. IS viii be pad, o: so il PIT il. Richmond or ficn.
rco county jail, .nfor"ing Mr. Pitt or the sIb-c ri'.r Of the
same. 20 ina; he 10 secured. Reference, Mr. VIM. GoMi.
din. Richmond. T.. +. Dew.
Dec. is-Ctt NcW.C.n. n:IL ( GuG.n comfy
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VAIL SHIE LiSD FOX SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
u WILL. O''r Ir silt. NJ pun!i; aHci!cn. al ..s.!":-
d sore, III Ia" COMFY oE H"t""'! %; "rIn":ds!, ~"
9Th day o: the present month. il mol oC!d privately er'C-'
tins, tine, tour hundred scr,s Of lH.a, cl.cay III or!,:ual
fore, and well ];:':hersi, w!;h an I'!.!.:."ed dwelling o.
il. tho property oi james CObl-. E-l. OF Prince edward
county. lyin. Immediately III the hMh oi he Richmond AID
Drnyil,. Rail Road. siia.IiuS :hc !iIl- Of Mr.. MT. Robert,
.n and ,iLr,, nu,!! o.. the land j, SAIL 10 be veil hiai:'
ID 20 tho growth al Tobacco, and there i, an G~ound"II"
Of :.. pi.ut land The Iur,s viii be MAZE known on The
Law nj I'll, WM. G. lLOURSOY,
Dec li-ct!s AGENT i"f 'Hni'r 'r'''r, Esl
N,PrAHtNNNCk LAND FOR SALE.
& o. TUESDAY, tur u: 'ny oi February l-3h, WI! ~
~ sold nj public ,uc.ion. ~ nc premise, ~ the cDUn'!
OF Caroline. u tract bad called 'tc HECh, the rcs'Gen''
u the ia;g Wr.. ). b. B,rkEcr, d"'enrri. Thi, :rrIn he
in Il bend o. IN. river, Is mil'5 below fredericksburg, al!
10 mics above Port Royal. aid con.hiL' aOOu, 100 acre.
about 60 OF which are III II state ni CULTIVATION, and well
adsptud to lie riapIfp oi this seciion OF the country. Ia"
bu!anc. o.thn land j., marsh, which y!s!i, line pasiuragc 1T
stock. rs well rs u plentiful supply OF wood for the use al
the farm. On thip farm Is one oi tie best Fisheries on
the River.
The improvements, are a lar &C Dwelling House and Nil nr-
cesshry GU; lou,,s. The situation i rs healthy as any
other on the River.
\, inc same ,ine and place will be cold q truct Of land
within three miles OF the above, containing by recent 'u9,
vcv 100 acres. adjoining the land. Of Join Gouldia and
Others. This land is equal III !trtiilty TO any IN This srctlnl'
and il situated within one NIL. Of i.D aver. where there =
A good landing; one hal! IA cleared, :ar balance In IL OIL
cianl growth Of oak and hickory, ~ the same time vii
&c sold ,Ec crop Oi cora, CaOout SC tr're!s,) i0Gd'l, o'och
OF horses. mules, cattle, SC.
Terms tor Land will be oreih.rd III cash, the balance IN
one and two yca.s, bearing interest iiom day OF sale, win
Il lien on IL. y.cg!!srs 10 secure the deferred payments.
The perio:iuhie property will be sclt on u credi, OF s>
months, with The usunl provision Il, 10 security.
The subscriber, residing near tho i,mppHhEnnock hcad''
my, will luke pleasure in showing The lA"ds 10 sny one dc
s;rou. OF purchasing. WM. A. uCkSER
Admir-. o! VIM. j. B. Buckncr, decd.
ReDDaianrock Academy, Dec. li-ctdb
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CHARLES RICHARDSON

IMPORTER OF HAVANA AND PRiNCIPE lGARS
Ne E~SPECTFCLLI inform hi. friends ard the public,
IA that he has taken the Store 70. 1, under Exchange
Hotel. Qstely occupied By Adams & Co. EXpi ess.) !or the
purpose of conducting the ClGAR and TOBACCO bust.
ne.s. Helms just received n large lot OF very sup"rio.
HA:ASA aud PRIScIrE CIGARS. SNUFF. CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO. Also, AZ assortment; Of Fancy Pipe.
Snuff Boxes. Cigar Cases, Porte MoEnaics. DC; Ill a:
had elsewhere in this SAFE. Dec. l5-c;'
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TIME General Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the RGnk
o! Virginia will be held st their Banking Hcuse III
the city OF Richmond. ON Monday, ch January next.
The law provides that 20 officer or Director OF Il Bank
shull vote Ne the proxy Of Il S:ochholdcr in any election OF
Directors or o.5cers OF u Bank. nor shall any proxy De va.
I'D which shall have been executed sixty days hc:orc the
time Of election. SANL MARK, Cashier.
Tao c ,l
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FIFTY OOLLNRS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
HpASANAi, from my residence. in Lunrnhurg county.
HI ON the 2lst Nov. lej+, two negro men. Oar, LEI.
UEL JOHNSON, Il tall. black fellow, about IS yeu-s old,
with one or two Of his front under teeth OUT, and II scar on
one OF his hands. He IL from Maryland, and WIS pur.
chased in kichmcnh. The other. SAN, II shori. heavy sct
man. about 25 years o!d-hss Il thick, long hcnd OF hair. H."
Is from the Mei.hborhood Ct Wnrenton in Virginia. | will
y1rc hi:y dollars fo- thu delivery Of both to Pul!iain 4 Ia.
Wis, Richmond, or occurred III jnil so Il.i get them. OF
twenty five dollar. for either. F.. II. STOKES.
Dec S-c,f l.uNcnJur: County.
OTICE.--! have leased the BLACK ilETli coal.
~ PITS, in Chesterfield County. Va, for at"rm Of Gears
and have associated with me Mr.. WM. l.. WALKER. fr
the purpose Of carrying on the Coal Bu-inrss, in lis various
branches. The business will De conducted in tho name and
style Of TOMPK!NS & co.
Richmond, Nov. 9th, 1854. JOSEPH 7. TOMrKIE$.
We have appointed Mr.. JSo. rARRAR, the former
Agent Of the English Company, our Agent and Attorney
in fact, TO transact oil business for Us in said Coal md Nj.
ming business. Orders addressed TO our Agcn: a. Rich
mond, Va, will receive pronp; attention.
Nov. 2s-cat. TOMPKiNS & co.
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SAW .ntNtFhtr0RI,
10Th street,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, RICHMOND
HtpI.Efi

VIRGINIA,
7ETOLAHD & EuRGER yr0priciors, would respectfully
z s;G:c 81 the: iriend- una public generally, that in con
sequence OF :ir yer: ta:trr:mg succsss with which they
have mo; in Iac:c new enterprise, they uc preparing It
mnnu.ac'.ra with greater facility aud pronip,ncss ,tmi
heretofore, SAWS, and more especially CIRCULAR
SAWS, which uyoE! the testimony y! some Of our bcst:nr,
most reliable ci'izpMs, are claimed 20 be superior in thri
working To all other. They may be found in all TIE prin
cipsi Hardware SLUrrs IN til" city, III Factory prices.
Al Saws stamped TOLANh ~ BURGER are wurrante,
in the fullest srise, no ma.;er from whom or By whom
purchased. Orders especially solicited and promptly tx
ecu,ed. ;y@- 81! letters promptly answered.
Aug q TGIiED Il BURGER,
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NEGRO HIKING; a.

XVTlLLl4H GOILD!N, General Agent. Wi! continue
w 10 Rent gu; House. Hire ont Negroes. &C., ..
heretofore. His !Hrg" md increasing patronage hitherto,
gratiics him in the belief that he has given general salts.
faciion. He returns his thanks 10 his friends rnd the public
in general, md soici!" a continuance Of their patronage.
Office on Governor street. between Main and Franklin.
DEG. ls--clN
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LEWIS HILL,

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT. RICHMOND
A GAIN oilers his services in hiring out negroes. coilrc;
~ ing claims, dc. Servants entrusted to his care y"
ccive every attention particularly when sick; and he ,cri,
thankful. while saying, tina: during the Cholera OF lsi9 nId
ngnin this year. he was very successful with tLo-c undo.
lis charge. u" Office OF Governor Street.
Nov, 2s;il, fS-c,I.nl5
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RTGJyECS r.nDS.


H:iOHH = ~-i!j.i,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, iiCii"OHh.
give personal r;ieu;,On 10 es'". "i Flour ,'raln. To.
az bnccO. sc. :. L LiUNH,
Feb Off II S.IDk
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NOTICE To CREDJTUNS.
TO THE CREDITORS OF II ESTATE OF JOHN
w. NJ DECEASED, AND ALL OTHERS CON
CEREED.
VJOU are hereby notified, that, at the request OF john
IL SINS, administrator Of john w. Sims. deceased. (whu
was a late Coryiablc, and deputy Sheriff in the county o.
Che.;erhc!d,) nave appointed the Dist day Of January
ncx:, at my Office. NJ Chesterfield Cour, House. for recciy.
ing proof vi debts or demands L.aina; the said drccdaEr.
or his sstut,, at which time and place you are requested 10
attend.
Given under my hand, rs Commissioner OF the County
Court OF Chesterfield County, this 9Th day OF pecember. in
the year 1854.
Dnc lk-r,rdu. u " L COERII | Eorn.r
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MINNESOTA! M!SHE$OTAl ! MlNNESOTa!l!
.iIrEESTY,
Dealer in Real E~sinic-CmrG, Old Post 0nice
Building, Third street,
ST. PAEL, ". I.
AND bought and sold throughout the territory. Mo.
u"T loaned, Investments made 20 the Dee, advantage
and Land Warrants located.
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"a EGR0 IIIRING.-Tle subscribers again on".
their services for their friends md the public, 20 LIr"
n, Negroes for the emnirg yc7.. They will usc ,"rir
best cndesvors 10 get good homes ami good pr.c"a. Per.
sons huviu. Negroes To hire out would do well 10 saUt
them in ns Early Gs possible.
We wall be assisted 10y Mr.. WM. c. TALIAFERRo in
this branch OF cur Business. who hrs hccn engaged Tor
many year. In h;rin, GU: Sr.roce.
y. b. L c. r. Hill.
Corner oT Wui and franklin Streets.
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TRUST SALE or NsLIAELL fIiGPERTs

Sale conducted by GoppIS & APPgFsos, hucts.
Dec. l3-ctis
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NEtTIU fiIN!NI. MI tENTEiI NlIENIN
IL grocs. 10 rem out lnu-cs TO sell r.sl.s:ate. nrd - roll, -
and settle claims Of every description: and AGAIN oEcr their
services 10 tE"ir patrons and 10 the public generally for
the ensuing year. Particular attention: viii be- ps!d 10 ""
2roc. Guri:is the year IL rG.Ci u; ,icknrs.
Having been engaged "a H." shove bas:nrss Tor n":?
years pact, We deem IL uErccc,sury 20 give special rcl'r.
cuccs as 20 our rronIp:n'rb and fidelity ii iisclar-:as al
.hc dur!rs connected herewith. bit will r.:tg TO OLr %.
irons generally throughout tie S:sfr, end more par!ii'.
known.
frrsonsir.enG.n- 70 send :ncir Negroes 10 Us, 10 Le hired
out, will consult their interest b.; scnG!r. them IT Clr!-t.
mrs. or ~ soon Thereafter ns prncricallr. and many snvc ia,
expense und trouble o: canning TO Richmond with ;i.ani.
by dircct:a: them 20 "a, MId nTiifyin. us oi IN. tive urt
way al sending th"m, TINT wc mag have some Cnr TcGCy
% receive them n. ;h.!r arrival.
7. n. TABB i son, OGicc on Governor o.,
d.. = -..lMI.A laI.nn. L,..uL -l I...Ei--L-
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SALE OF LAND n COOCHLAND.
THE WEEKLY EXPRESS.

MI w T.TTNTsT b-NT -
6AN THF lST or JANUARY, 1851, and every SATCR.
" DAY thereafter, the subscribers will publish, IN con-
Lection with ,hc DAILY E.xrRESs,"n
UEERLY NEWSPAPER.
The proposed Weekly Sheet will consist OF EIGHT
EsoRNocs ovAa:o PAGES. printed on n Double ROYAL
SHEET, each PAGE :ol0d, and containing FIVE columns. ma
klir 4 c.tci .--rs-g.e NJ
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HENRY =. ARR MARBLE WORKS,
no. "a GREEN STREET. ABOVE SEVENTH,

PWLADELPHiA.
Jared, Ornamental, Sta'acry end Monumental Iyork Of
'rtry ~dscTiption.
HAFlSG srec:cd specimens in almost every Cemetery
IL t~A.oushou, ,h:- a,",c. and supplied order: from near.
!! every STATE IN the Union. | trust to receive your infu.
saee and patronage for the above establishment. Mao
ion'.sc: for Vaults, snrcophogus. &c.
,laHnox a few Of the many references throughout tho
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~ OTICE-ldo hereby warn all persons NOT TO take tr
" trade FOR any note, bill. or bond on which my name
may appear in connection with NJ. A. i L. Levy, or either
of ihcui AS maker, Drawer, Endorser, or otherwise, rs
do not owe Them, or either Of them ono cent on lny &C
count; but on the contrary both OF them are largely lndebt'
cd 10 me. HfMAH Lh'i'
Dec l6-dSc3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-27

MAcKAT HOos.-MOst people who pay atten-
tion to breeds Of swine, have heard of stock
originated by the late Capt. JoHN MAcKAY, and
hence known as the "Mackay breed" Vari.
pus causes have nearly produced their extrem-
innatiOn. there having been for several years
very few known to be full bloods. We are
glad to learn, however, that DR.. Eben Wight,
Of Dedham. has lately procured an old boar Of
the genuine stock. His dam was purchased Of
the late f. Pbiney. Esq, and his sire was long
famous in the hands Of Mr.. Webster, and kept
at his Marshield farm. He is good represen
tation Of the original Mackay stock, of large
size, good shape, strong and vigorous consti'u
ton. With the few females which remain, it il
hoped be may be the means OF resuscitating
this valuable vsrieiy: Those persons whC
wish TO obtain cross with large stock, viii
6nd this most superior animal for the pur
e.--BostOn Cnitivotor. "." I
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THOMAS vANH0RN, ct ais.
"a
MARY VANH0RN, ct ais.
CHANCERY

William Stephens and his wife, HannahStephens, ,ofScott
county, in the State of Iowa and John j. Beatty, son
and heir at law, Of Susan Beatty, deceased of Grant
count, in the State Of Indianasnd Rachel Ann Vanhon
emma Jane VanhOn, Robert VanhOrn, Susan Vauhorn,
John Vanhorn, Edith VanhOrn, Sarah VanhorR
aud Mahaa Vauhorn children and heirs at law Of jacob
Vanhorn deed, of Grant county, in the state of Indi
ana are hereby notified that the eleventh day of Ju
y, A. d. 1884, Thomas Vanhorn and John Dunlap, aid
his wife Ann Dunlap, of the county Of Carroll Ohio,
Ged in the court of common pleas, Of the county OF
Carroll and state of Ohio, bill IN chancery against them
aHd Others the object and prayer of which bill con.
test the validity Of the last pretended will of Daniel
vanhon, decd late of said county Of Carroll, and that
the same may be set aside, revoked, and cancelled and
the property distributed according to awi and the said
defendants are further notified that unless they appear
and plead answer or dumur to the said bill Within sixty
days after the next term of the said court the said
pananss at the term after the expiration Of said sixty
days. Will apply to said court to take the matters of ht
bill as confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
JOHN II, TRIP,
July 10, 1854. 6wpri5, ,25sOCitor for Oompainants.
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KEEPING Eoes-A friend who has made sew.
ersl voyages to the coast of Africa and other
tropical regions, says that he has kept eggs in
the best condition, by placing two or three doz-
en- in a cuIlender, and pouring over them many
quarts of boiling water, then pack away in
straw bran or saw dust:
Newly laid eggs must be used for this pur
pose, and they will be found as good for boiling
after year, as If perfectly fresh, when treated
as above.
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To DaIvE AWAY RATs.--A friend has jlst
informed US Of plan to get rid of rats. lie
took small fishing hook attached it to fine
wire and suspended on it a piece OF cheese, lei t
ting it hang about foot from the ground. One
of the ats'leaped at it and was hooked and set
up horrible squeal, noise and rattle that all
the rest fcrsook and fed. Not rat remained
on the premises. A few days afterwards his
neghbor declared that he was visited with a
plague worse than those of Egypt; that the rats
would surely eat him up, house and all. Our
friend enjoyed the joke but kept shady. This
was not Philanthropic of him; so, for the ben
eft of his neighbor who, we hope, takes oul
paper, and the rest Of mankind, We "disclosC
the disclosure without enjoying the secrecy o
charging the dollar-Raral Ven Yorker.
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PnhIlc NaIr.

The subscriber will offer at public sale, on Friday the
2bth day Of August next between the hours OF 10 o..
clock. A. NJ and P. NJ, his farm situate in East town.
ship, Carroll CO. o., on the road leading from Cadz to
New Lisbon, It miles from Mechancstown, miles from
Salinevle, anu miles from the Cleveland Pttsburg
Rail Road containing 100 acres of land of the best
quality--l25 acres cleared, with good meadow land
good orchard of Apple and Peach trees Buildings com
modious and fences in good repair. The farm cannot
be surpassed-s well calculated for grain or pasturags
-is well watered. Terms made known on day of sale
payments moderate If the farm be not sold on sai(
day, it will be held for sale till sold.
July l3--54--3t. CHARLES NJ. SPENCE.
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FIRES IN CHBNEYs-When chimney OF
AuS is on fire, throw into the Fireplace hand
ful of -four Of sulphur, which will destroy the
fame Or apply wet blanket. or old carpet,
to the throat Of the chimney, or over the front
Of the frs place. A chimney board or register
flap, will answer the same purpose, by stopping
the draught Of air from below.
Beware of lights near combustibles; of chil
dren near fires and ligh.s, and do not trust
them with candles. Do not leave clothes to
dry by the FIRE unmatched, either day or night
nor leave be poker in the FIRE.
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II. II. Il.
TO THE PUBLIC.

ROADWAY a CO., the inventors, Manu-
facturers and ProprietOrs Of the justly celebrA'
ed R. r. r. Remedies, were the first to dis,
cover Remedy possessing the marvellous and
Miraculous rover Of stopping the most Excru-
cating Pains in an instant sllaying the worst
Cramps and spasms either internal, in a few
minutes. and soothing the most severe ParoX-
ysms Of Rhel matism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dol
oreaux. as oon as applied. The R. r, X.
Remedies co lsist Of three Remedies each pos
sessng quic and wonderful powers over GER
tain complai ITS and disease and will instantly
RELIEVi,the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ to a Health! Ac'
ton.
REsOLV away all Diseased Deposits.
RENoVATE the body from ali Corrupt HUI
mors
REBU Ill the Weak and BrOked Down
Constitutions
RESTuRii to Health Strength and Yigor ar
unsound anG worn out parts.
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NOTICE.
DAVID ARTER,

DAVID ARTER, Court of Com, Plesa
VS.. carroll county, Onlo.
Harry CousOn, who resides in the State of Iowa. Wil
take notice that on the 18th day of May, 1854, David
AFTER fled in the Court of CON- Pleas of Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
Cousou is indebted to said Arter in the of thirtysix
dollars and eghy-seven cents per transcription the
docket of Esar Van Metre, on which amount plaintiff
prays Judgment The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and demure on or before
the lst day of august 1854 the petition will be taken
as confessed andudgment rendered against him 6y de-
fault. j. b. SMITH.
MOy IL 1854. p2letprf 50 80 ATTY fOr FiA
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RnEuBARn-This simple plant is coming ex-
tensively into use. Il is admirable for pie ma
king, and we would say one word as to the
mode Of treating it. Some persons peel the
stalks before cooking, while others stew
them before putting them into the pie Eth er
is worse than useless. The way is to wash the
stalks simply, then cut them into small pieces,
put them raw into the pie apply the seasoning
and bake.
One who tries this will never depart from it.
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nnnGs-nRrGs-IN srEuRENYILLE.

Harsh & McCutcheon having associated with them DR..
Ezra Brngh take pleasure in informing their friends and
the public generally that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
Dves Brushes, Toilet Goods &C., which they deter
mined to sell upon as favorable terms as any establish
ment In the country Physicians, Country Merchants,
farmers Mechanics, and all persons needing anything
in their line will find it to their advantage to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere, we will positively
sell nm the most reasonable and accommodating TERMS
Please give us call at our Drug Store, Market Street.
steubenville Ohio.
| MAY IS. 1854. SIN
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
FARMER!LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

ISAIAH ESTEP, respectfully announces to the citi-
zens Of this and the adjoining countless that he is pre-.
pared to furnish on the most accommodating terms all
kinds Of Wagons, Carriages, Prince Alberts, Extension
Seats and Standing Tops with all othor styles now in use,
which for excellence of material and superiority OF in.
.h cannot be surpassed by any other establishment in
the country.
Customers dealt with on the most accommodating
terms The continuance of the patronage of old friends
and the general layors Of the solicited
ISAIAH ESrEP.
Paris Ohio, Junel5, 1854. n25w4
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Rail Road NOllCe.

Sealed proposals will oc received until the 9th day o
August by the Secretary, for the renting Of the Carroll
county Rail Road for the term Of three years. With
the privilege of extending shortening the time, upon
the application Of either party and the assent of the
other.
The parties renting binding themselves to furnish
the necessary machinery and keep the road in good
pair during its occupancy. H. C0GSlL, President
D. A. ARTER, Sec. ~. ''
July 18th, lS54-td.
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NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given to the creditors Of William
Pugh, deceased that the Probate Judge of Carroll co..
Ohio declared said Estate nsolveRt which is Of record
in his said court The creditors OF the Estate of said
William Pugh deceased, are therefore required to pre-
ent their cla ms against the Estate to the undersgne
or allowance within six months from this date the
will not be entitled to payment. JOHN STEWART
June is, 1885, 81 Adm'r Of William Pugh deed,