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From ne Piitsbafsh Dtily Gazette.
From Washington.

WAsHxorox June IS.
General Cass was delivered to-day Of hi,
opinions on the veto message. Il was an ''opin.
ion a. was an opinion% fof said The orator, h
I understand Gen. Pierce. and his views agree
with me then We are Of one mind, whereas \
be does not think as | DO, then do not com.
NIT myself TO the message That is candid and
luminous, and worthy Of Gen. Cass, worthy Of
bis party. RndWorIhy Of the regard Of thai
numerous class that swear by Cass. Another
thing. Gen. Cass seemed To think. the Presi.
dent is not so clear as he ought to be on the
Homestead bill, but then | think the Home.
stead is right, and il Pierce vetoes il ,hall
defend the VetOe and il he signs it shall be
happy,
Olds, Of Ohio, made fuss over the bin for
raising the compensation 20 Postmasters.-
The bill is partly right, but since it is advoca.
ted By so wholly worthless scamp, il had
better be laid aside. Ia short, if the people are
true TO themselves they will elect Wing Con.
gress, and then we can cure all the ills of the
State without any regard to the wishes or do
ings Of the present body. Sampson found hon
ey in the lions carcass, but then it must be
remembered the lion was strong and sound
before be was rotten. The body of the De.
mocracy is wholly corrupt and always been so;
no good can come out oft.
The Union has warm approval Of Chas.
tsin's speech Chastan is Georgia flibuster,
who knows nothing whatever, but has all the
instincts Of the freebooter. He went for pur-
chase of the island, if Spain would sell at our
own price; if not, then be went for war. Ex-
actly the language of the pirate and the high
wayman, you see; yet the Union, being the
government organ, endorses it all, All that
too, when we are in the midst Of negotiations
with Spain, the object Of which is pretended to
be peaceful adjustment of our pretenSonsl
Is not this a worthy organ of the crew which
possesses and disgraces the government q
The Executive message against Spain aud
Cuba is delayed for few days It's not aban-
doned. We may have it tomorrow, certainly
this week, if my information be correct,
Tie great Boston petition for the repeal Of
the fugitive act, consequent upon the autro.
cious invasion Of teat city bytt hirelings Of
Virginia and the U, S. Government, will soou
be presented. Probably a bill will be introdu-
ced at the same TINE for the repeal of the law,
but this is not time when the prayers of the
people are heard or respected. u.I
Truly, and In haste, JUEIUs.
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Turkish Titles.

Many q the words now SO frequently seen
IN the accounts of the war between Turkey
and Russia. such as Sublime Porte, Sultan,
phshaw, Bev,' DC, are often misunderstood -
The following explanations may afford some
light on their signifcation to many who read
the news of the old world:
Ottoman is derived from 0thman, the name
of the sultan who assumed the government OF
the Turkish empire about the year l300.-
The worlds applied to something that pertains
to the Turks, or their government; as, Ottoman
power, or Ottoman empire
Sabine porte is the official title of the Tur-
klsh government 1t is not the title of any
officers OF the government, as many suppose it
TO be. The word was derived from the gate
(Port) of the sultar's palace--the sublime
gate,
Saltan is the title commonly applied to The
Ottoman emperor by Europeans Sometimes
he is called the Grand Sultan or Grand Seign-
lor The word sultan pronounced soo;an is
OF Arabic origin, and signifies mighty Vari-
GUS Mahommedan princes are also STYLED By
this title, besides the Ottoman emperor. The
title which the Turkish sultan himself assumes
Is padishah, which signifies protector, or
throne prince.
Pashaw. or pacha, is the military governor
OF Turkish province. According to the i'm.
porta,nce of his province he is distinguished by
one' two, or three horse tails, carried before
HIM. Every pashaw is appointed and remov-
ed at the will of the sultan. He has his own
army in his province, distinct from the grand
army Of the emperor A pashaw with three
horse tails has the power to punish with death.
Bey is sub governor, under the pashaw.-
The Turks write this word begh or bey, but
pronounce it bay. There are seven beys in
each province.
Dlvan is the council of state of the Ottoman
empire. consisting of the principal ministers of
government. This word is applied to Their
council chamber.
Cadi is justice of the peace, or the Judge of
q town.
Refs Effendi, (rees-etfen.di), is the name
given to secretary of state, or high chancellor
Of the Turkish empire.
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OBITUARY NOTICE

DIED, on the 9th inst. at the residence of his
father, in Carrollton, Mr.. BENJAMIN STEPHEN
SON. The deceased was for many years a citi-
zen of this village, upright, honest, and relia-
Bile in all the relations of life. His disease was
Consumption, which began and.ran its career
to fatal termination without Occassioning much
suffering to him. aaa
He leaves no family behind him to mourn
his loss; his wife having died before him with
outissue. He is gone, and the voice from bis
grave cries, "All flesh is grass, and the good
illness thereof is as the flower of the feld."--
Who will hear and regard IL?
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sALR OP RRAL esrATP

81 ORDER ~ TUE PROBATE COURT.
" s.safdsy. the I'd d.g Of Juy, Issl bstnssn lhs
seafs 2. isa oeoes A. n and foul oeock p a of aid
e-y, a. TIE dooro ths couss Tuss s ,ks tn of Car.
folton, III besed % De hsh~~t tssr. - fohosins
-. =. ihs pfopeftY Il Jossph g. Kcnneiy, 6scd
y ~. hs .iat.eed one kaf n . parcel a Ind via.
Paitof seelion dftyots. fosnstp loar,seo of rsngs
i've, bounded ~ olosi: bsginuinr 4 ,toos h,h 1.
thNls one deglees ana thirty minuses F.1t tsn - a.
iAntrom de North West corner q % narber tweoty.
ons IN the original plat Of he tovn a D.,,,,o NJ.
merry Centerve two hundred and fosty les h i,ath
and ninety eight ieef IN uidth Eta a fhs pv,v,. ~
appurieuanees thefeuno Belonging lszeuVliug nd re
serTingthe privilege dlaying o sstrss eifte -, "a
on ne Aofta endl The same beng DE Tan Tasd ior.
mefly occupied By william Thompson. Also DE oas
unovided hAi Of shs exeasiva rghtiard privilege I,
use Aeertain spring Or fountain a sater e0nfsas q
said premises sith az the rights and privileges of con
dseing By pipes tubes Or olbeTuse, tbs u1tyr I.su
lng nom taid fpfing or fountain IN a dfect eouts.
through The lands Of Isaac Atkinson m nYiginai r.nt
or 70 the said premises and in ~ things aud N ev
sy particular a. ia and perfect, ht 70 e. oy psd bseu
,es siih The privileges Jorpss u Inouu a. AtEnsou'
Nofinen Addaon % The tom Of Csfrollton. dpursI
SEQ az Also los 70. 8 10 Atkinsons frat sdditio,
:. - ene Ssn OF CsHS1ion. Appraised at ..
., s-e--Orthird cash. and the remaining two
~ sso t9u-iannual payments. vh interest rOu
'''O' NV to oe esecured BY mortgage OF otberuise.
SAMUEL STIRLING,
JWpIis6 JOHN II. TRIPP.
Jane IL, 1884. AdmFs Of J. O. Remedy. deed.
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THE PEO7LR.s IounNAL.


Az Illustrated Record Of Agrisullurs. Sci
ence. Mechanics, Inventions, P alsnts, akd Uss
ful KnoEledge-published monthly. Every
pumber contains SO large pages. beautifully
printed on 6ne paper. and lPR0FUSELYAIl.
Illustrated WITH ELEGANT RNeRA-
WINGS. forming at the end Of each year Two
1sE voLUHEs. comprising nearly 900 pages. IL.
lustrAted with shout SIX HUNDRED SPLBN-
DID ENGRAviNGs. relating TO the above
subjects the subseripdcn price being only 81
. year, or 80 cents = volume. No publieatios
Of the kind has ever been produced with surl
magniheenee, or at 90 cheap price.
Farmers. Mechanics. Inventors, Mahufaeiu
refs. and people Of everY profession. will en-
in the Peoples Journal repository Of vAlua-
bic knOwlsdge peculiarly suited 70 their rssPee.
tive wants.
TERMs-0Bs Dollar q Year, or 50 esnis
for six months.
Postage on the Peoples Journal, 1 cts. per
quarter. In Canada, free. A liberal cOmnis
sion 10 Poslmasiers and thOse who will form
clubs. Pos;.pay sll letters ADd direct to
ALFRED E. BEACH.
Ed and Pro- Of The Peoples Journal
No. SO Nasssu.si., New York.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

THOMAS NICHOLS, ct. ais. By virtue of an
vs. Alias order Of sale
HUMPHREY X. WHITE, et ais in Partition, to me
directed and issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, at its April term a. D. 1884 VIII
offer for sae at public tOn at the Court House door
IN the town OF Garrolon, in said county of Carroll, on
Saturday, the sth day of July next between the hours
OF ten O'Clock d. H. and four O'Clock F. N of said day.
the following described real estate situate in the county
OF Carroll and State of Ohio to wit Lots number Ave.
5 eight (s) and seventeen, On in the town Of Lees.
burgh being the real estate Of which Thomas White
senior, died seized. Said parcel of real estate will be
sold together. TERMS One third cash on day Of SAKE
and the remaining thirds in two equal annual pay
mens with interest from day Of sale be secured By
mortgage on the premises.
pnSS so JOHN b. WHIfCRAFT,
June 8, 1854. Sheriff q. co., q.
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CIGAR MANDATORY.

The undersigned would respectfully inform his friends,
and the smoking public generally that he continues to
manufacture and keeps constantly hand the best quail
tiles OF SPANISH HALF SPANISH and COMMON CIGARS
Also,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuff Pipes, &C. Shop on Main-st, first door East of j.
Camerons Store. JAMES GORDON.
Carrollton June %, 1854. If
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Notice TO school Teachers.

The Board Of School Examiners will bold meetings for
the Examination of Teachers during the year 1854 as
follows: On the End and Sd Wednesdays of June On
the End and 4th Wednesdays Of October; and on the
2nd Wednesday of each of the other months throughout
the year. These meetings will be held at the Court
House in Carroton at l0 o'clock on each day. Certih.
Gates of moral character will be repaired of those with
whom the members Of the Board are not famliaiy ac
quanted. BY ORDER or The BOARD
June 8, 1854 --s .-.. I'd
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HAS YOUR CHILD THE SUMMER COMPLAINT
or have you the Darrh@a? hasten and get bottle o.
STABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL. This valuable
medicine has rival in curing such affections in its ac
tion it aays nausea and produces healthy condition o.
the Liver thus removing the at the same time tha
it cures the disease. large number Of the first phys
clans in the United States have been made acquainted
with the composition of this good medicine, and have
given II the highest encoHiums. All to whom it has
been made known without an exception, acknowledge
that it is admirable remedy See descriptive pam
phles to be had gratis of the agents Price of each.
only so cents per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so.
E. H. staber g. Co., Proprietors, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Md Agents-R. E. Sellers
Pittsburg, Pa, j. II. Patterson & Co., Wheeling, Va,
J. D. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Dr. c. A. Begel Carrolton, and Messrc. Brown
Barnhouse, New Hagerstown, agents for Carroll Co.. O.,
June /. I'm
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: DRUGs-DRUss-M srEUBEYvILLr.

4.
Harsh hcCutchson, having associated WITH then Dr..
Ezra Brugh take pleasure in informing their friends snd
the public generally, that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
Dyes Brushes Toilet Goods &c. which they are deter.
mined tose upon favorable terms any establish.
ment tn the ccuntsy Physicians, Country Merchants
Farmers, Mechanics, and s persons needing anything
IN their ine VIII find il 10 their advantage to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere Ss w positively
sell on the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Please give Us call al Drug Store Mafket ateei
Steubenvine, Ohio.
Nay Is. 1854. @ am
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sHERIFF,S SALE

shall offer for sale at the door of the Court House.
In UaTroton Saturday the lst day Of July next
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock
P NJ of said day, undivided half Of lotnnmber sev
entyve, and lot forty eight in the town of Eeesburgh
Carroll CO., O. Lot 4S aforesaid taken as the property
of John Watkins and the undivided half of lot afore
said taken the property of A. R. Dempster BY virtue
Of an Alias Vfnditioni Exponas, issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Belmont CO.. o. u.s. A. R. Dempster
John R. Deal and John Watkins at the sut of Ford aa
Trowbridge. piss JOHN II. WHlTCRAFT.
CarrolltOn, June !, 1854. 5w Sheriff G. co.
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pff s. VILLA.
DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
tiFeIV Removed.

DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
tireIy Removed.
| DR. ALS0PHERT begs TO call Ihe attention Of those
suerI from total partial Oss Of the heaIngt 10 de
following facts He treats diseases Of the middle akd
internal Ear with
INDICATED DOUcHEs, ss'
Such as is preceed in the ntmares Of Besin LslDsir
Brussels Hamburg and ST. Petersburg, and aiey By IL
NEST distinguished London Artists, With lbe most ven
defu success indeed is Is the ouly methcd that has
been uniformly successful. The best proof Of Ihs s@.
eacY OF the treatment will be reference TO Eeary
Y NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of the Uued States, Canada New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia who have been sstOred to acute Les
ing, and not single solitary case 10 our knowledge dill
fail 10 effect either partial total restoration of e
bearing when advice and instructions we're fajtbfry
and punctually adhered TO- Many who could nos hear
the report Of pistol at arms length, can now bear a
watch beat at the dssuce Of feet
In cases of mucous accumulation In the Eustaehian
Tube and Tympanum, Inflammation Of the hueus Mem
brsne. Nervous Affections, Diseases of the Membrane
Tympan commonly called "the Drum" or when the ds.
ease be traced the effects Of Fever Colds the bss
Quinine hercuial Aedcines Gatherings In The Ears
in childhood &c. Dr. Alsophers treatment stands PIE.
eminent. Where the auditory Canal Is div ind .eak
with little secretion when the deafness is aeecn>,
MED with noises In the Ear, Ike falling water chipping
OF insects ringing OF bella rushing Of leaves continual
pusations discharge Of matter WhRn in STOPPING a
sensation is felt if rush Of blood 10 be head tsck
place. when the hearing is ees acute in dull cloudy sea
ther when cold bss been TAKEN the method otisat.
ing the disease is insllble
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants in saying that il the hearing
was at any time good very much can be accomplished
In the Deaf and Dumb School EepsC out Of class a
II, succeeded in restoring to acute bearing DR.. A.
begs respectfully to state that in those cases he unde
takes he ID rr teB n.
GUARANTEES A SUCCESSFUL RESULT.
Complete restoration such marked improv snlest as
will bo -,. -- a.f 4ff 'r fs
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY,
L his remedies are faithfully applied and directions aS
hered to. @ s'4
applicants viii please state their age duration Of dr.
ease, matter issues from she external passsce il tbee
noises in the Ears state of general health and Nhst
they suppose TO have been the Of the desfnes
When the hearing restored expected that those in
easy circumstances viii pay liberaly.
MEDICINE, APPARATUS. &C,
VIII be sent 20 any part at my own expense
ADDRESS Dr. ALS0PHERT, Broadway. oHfes asa
near Canal street, New York
TT Five DollaFs- Consultation Fee
April 81, 1884. tt M 4m
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
FARMERS! LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"

ISAIAH ESTEP, respectfully announces to the citi
zens of this and the adjoining counties that he Is pre-
pared to furnish the most accommodating terms al
kinds OF Wagons, Carriages Prince Aberts Extension
Seats and SsOndng Tops with all other styles in use
which for excellence Of material and superiority Of fiji
ish cannot be surpassed by any other establishment ii
the country.
Customers dealt with on the most accommodating
terms The continuance Of the patronage Of old friends
aud the general isvors Of public respectfully solicited
ISAIAH ESTEP.
Paris, Ohio, June Is, 1854 n25w4 @i-
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ID oemakefs lake NolIce.

The subscriber has just received an assortment Of
Leather, which be will sell low for cash consisting in
part Of French Cafskns, Tampieo, Aadras and Bfush
Morocco, French Morocco, Enamel Leather, Patent
skus fer tips, and Caters, Pink Sheep &c. &C. togeth
er wish all kinds OF leather Of bis manufacture and
be would invite the public generally, and shoenakers
particularly, 70 call aad examine hls stock before Dur
chasing elsewhere. w. BUTLER
p. sThe highest price in cash. pNid at I'll times for
hides, aud bark. laprl 90, ls54.-Il W.B.
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MASONJC NOTICE

The Brethren of Carroll Lodge, No. 124 Of Free and
accepted Masons will hold Masonic Festival at Carroll
ton, Carroll co. Ohio, on
FRIDAY THE 23d DAY OF JUNE, NEXT.
The exercises will consist part of an Grafton by our
distinguished Rev. Bro John MofRt of Allegheny City,
public procession, &c.
All surrounding Lodges, Chapters Encampments and
Brethren generally in good standing are cordially nv
ted to visit us on the occasion,
Access to our town by Rail Road, daily.
Per order of the Lodge
Carrolton, April G, 1884 i'd D. A. AFTER, Fec
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to tho creditors Of William
Pugh, deceased, that the Probate Judge of Carroll CO.,
Ohio, declared said Estate insOven which is of record
in his said court The creditors Of the Estate Of said
William Pugh deceased, are therefore required pre-
for allowance within six months from this date or they
will not be entitled to payment. JOHN STEWART,
June Is, 1884, 81 Admir- Of William Pugh, decd
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rsg" HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL THE
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the emova
and cure of physical prostraton genital debility ner
vous affections &c, &c. are fully described in another
column of this paper which the readeris referred 81
per bottle bottles for So six bottles for S. SIG pei
dozen. Observe the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. f. COHEN, No. Franklin Row
Vine Street. below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHO,
ALL'ORDERs MUST De ADDRESSED For Saeby all respect
able Druggists and Merchants throughout the country
Anril 20 lSb4-
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And ahet DAYS and nights Of fatigue. and tOil,
has succeeded IN bayiBg large Ios Of New
Goods. part Of which he paid the cask for.
and the rest he bought 90 sFsis-all must now
Be sold. and debts paid. to keep bis credit up.
All the world Is hereby invited % see the
80, Grand Result
Of his purchases.
lie has a large lot Of Dress Goods Of all
kinds Tor The ladies--ClOihs. CGssimeres. Sat.
ineiis &C., for the genilemsn-Hardware, Cut
lery, QneensFsre ssd Groceries for lhe milliOr
All Of them are cheap &C the cheapest and
good as the best. Come and see
CarrOllton May 4, 1854.
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M Plus ULTRA

BOnneis OF all kinds, Frames and Crowns.
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under.
hdk'fs, UEdersleeves, Embroidered Collars.
Dress Protectors, SIX. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes &C., all Of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be had Of
w. THOMPSON
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NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice to all whom il
may concern that bis note dated about the first day
of March payable to James Davis and George pa.
vs calling for twenty-five dollars, in six months after
date, was fra,dleny obtained, aud without cousidera-
tion And that the same will not be paid unless AIN
legally compelled at the end Of hitter law suit.
June Is 1851 nl53t JOHN SHARP.
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N. RuRGER,s ESTATE,

A persons having claims against said estate vii pleas,
present them immediately to the undersigned for adjust
ment. And all who know themselves indebted to ths
estate. will call st the halter shop of deceased where
msot. JOHN IT, TRIP.
June II, 1854. nlSu
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One evening at military festival Dutch h
man being called upon for toast, gave
"Here sh tn de heroes who fight, pied and
tied nit the pattles of Bunker Hill, Of who
am one. Drank standing. Is
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CONE ALONG. MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies ! have a splendid LOT Of the latest
Spring style, PlGil aud Plain Dress Silks.
apron Silks. PsFSian Berege.all wool. and Nous
De Lame. Lawns, White Dress Goods Of all
kinds, Giughams, Caiicoes &c.
W TuONpcON
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~ HARLEM SPRINGS.
HEALTH! HEALTH.,


HO, all ye who pine for Health, come We to the living
waters and drink and lve For beauty of locality and
saubrity Of climate, Harlem Springs are unsurpassed by
any in the State The scenery Is Wild and most charm
ngly picturesque and romantic end well calculated TO
inspire the visitor with the eevating and health re
storing thoughts and feelings Invaids will find par
ticulary advantageous to visit this health inspiring spot
and more especially So now that the proprietor has sue.
ceeded in securing the services of
DR.. R. T. HARMAN,
Late Of Kentucky and graduate of the American Hy-
dropathc Institute of New York. to take charge of the
Medical Department Of his Establishment Then
Come and be Healed:
Thousands have already been cured by the Water
Treatment whose cases were pronounced hopeless BY
some of the most eminent physicians and why may not
your
The Proprietor will commence running
"a MH VA. a. MA
On the 9th inst, from the Springs to New Market, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays where il will con-
meet with the cars from Seubenvile aod Cadiz aud the
coach from New Philadelphia There will also bea daily
conveyance from the Springs to Garrolton.
The travelling community will always find the very best
accommodations at the Harlem Springs Hotel, there is
no other hotel in the vicnity) where no pains will be
spared to render them comfortable as possible and
all who visit the place may depend upon having every
attention paid to them that might 0nduce to their hap
piness.
Terms for board per week, $3.50 to g. Terms for
board and treatment per week. 81 to Sc, according to
room and attention required payable weekly in all cases.
ROUTE OF TRAvEL.-Harlem Springs are situated in
Carroll CO.. o. on the Seubenvile and Carrollton road
20 miles from the former, and from the latter place,
j. HILBERT,
Harlem Springs, June 90, 1854. 81 Proprietor.
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SAVE YOUR liONEY!l

You can do that and Jour too, BY prrchssi1g
your Goods at /. ArehbOlds Cheap Rv.6y ray Sore,
where you will find excellent Assortment q Day
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queens sarr, BOunets, Hats
Caps, BOUts Shoes &C. &c. ali Of which will be sold
Just low as they ought to be sO for cash Or Produce
Pay US you go and no disagrseaDe settlements
khOrt setllemelts; long fIieuds
OarTullton. Anrl 20 lShA al I ARCHPnI u
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S U NJ M Err GOODS.

Consisting OF Cloths, Cassmeres Vestings, Shirts Col.
lars, Cravats and Handkerchief Also lot Of Summer
Coats all of which were made in CarroIlton.
Owingto my limited capital, | am compelled to do a
READY'PAY Business. hope my friends will not find
fault with me for this announcement bus will sill con
tinue to give me laid and comfort"
Carrollton. Nav Ia 1884 sn