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The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
Miseries of MatrimonY.

I
well enough alone, ponder well the philoso
ply of Gamaliel Gambrel, of charcoal
memory. Gamaliel was sitting On the
steps, felt agitated, dreaded to encounter
the.iniured Mrs. Gambrel, for he had ta-
ken drop too much. His dialogue with
"Watchy" is full of instruction.
what made you get married, if you
don't like ?"
"Why, l was deluded into it-fairly de-
luded. l had nothing to do of evenings
so | went a courting. Now, courting's
fun enough havnt got word to say
agin courting. It's about as good a way
of killing an evening as l know Of
Wash your face, put on clean dicky, and
go and talk as sweet as sugar or molasses
candy for an hour or two-to say nothing
of a few kisses behind the door, as your
sweetheart goes to the step with you.
"When / was single man, the world
wagged on we'll enough. 1t was just like
an omnibus; was passenger, paid my
levy, and hadn't nothing more to do with
it but sit down and not care a button for
anything. S'posing the omnibus got up
set--well, l walks off, and leaves the man
to pick up the pieces. But then must
take wife and be hanged to me. It's
all very we'll for while; but afterwards
it's plaguey like owning an upset omni-
bus"
"Non?" queried Montezuma, "whats
all that about omnibusses ?"
"What did 1 get by it?" continued
Gamaliel regardless of the interruption.
"How much fun why, yawning old
woman and there squallers. Mighty diff
ferent from courting, that is. What's
the fun of buying things to eat and things
to wear for them, and wasting all good
spreeing money on such nonsense for other
people? And then as for doing what you
like-there's no such thing. You can't
clear out; when peoples owing you so
much money you can't stay convenient
I'm getting aggravated. My wife's a
savin' critter-a sword of sharpness; she
cuts the throat of my felicity, stabs my
happiness. chops up my comforts, and
ships up all my Sunday-go-to-meetings to
make jackets for the boys; she gives all
the whites to the children, to make me
spry and jump about like lamp-lighter.
| can't stand it; my troubles is overpower-
ing, when I come to add 'em up"
"How can be man, when l belong
to somebody else? My hours aint my
own-my money amt my OWL belong
to four people besides myself-the old wo-
man and them three children. I'm a
partnership concern and SO many has got
their fingers in the till, that | must bust
up. I'll break, and sign over the stock
in trade to ou."-Neal's Charcoal Sketches.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
Latest News!

MIifrr, June II.
The Canada brings the following impor-
tant news:
Intense anxiety hangs on the fate of Silis-
trIa. The Russians are making desperate ef-
forts to take it, and Marshal St. Arnaud has
sent 10000 men to relieve it, namely. "a 600
French, lj,oo0 British, and 80, 900 Turks of
Omar Pa>has forces.
The Russians have 10000 besiocinr. and
the assault continues day and night They
had made practicable breach but a freshct
III the Danube prevented storming.
Advices of May 18th reported that it might
hold out for Is DAYS
The commandant. Mussa Pasha. saws he
will blow up himself and the fortress. rather
than surrender During the night of Nav
2'th, the Russians made three attempts to
storm. but We're rcpul>cd with fearful loss.
leaving Loo dead beneath the rampartS.-
he Turks also made sortc. and effected A
dreadful massacre of the Russians The
number of their wounded and slain is rcpor-
ed to bc loo
The headquarters of the allied army are at
\arna, and it is calculated that tv the 9TH
the An"lo-French force would be at Shum!a.
thence to Sli>tria, hcin" three davs march ;
consequently, by the 10Th of June. would be
IN face OF the enemy. when battle must cnS,ie.
There had been considerable fighting else
where The Governor of Wh;dIn writes
that on May 81. severe affair occurred at
Slat'na. where the Turks defeated 1000 Rus
SLAMS. Killed 800, and captured their artillery.
Other encounters, more or less sanruinarv
are also reported
All the Russians at Bucharest are ordered
to advance to the Danube.
The fleets in the Ba!ti, and Black Sea.
were 'iockailns the Russian strongholds.
~ In the y. II. Legislature the motion to
'nd'imtclv postpone the election of l.. :.
Senators was carried. l51 to l49. and the
House adjourned with motion pcndin. for
reconsideration
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
Il III E C. A l. EDO MAN.

The FrGrrIvE SLAVE LAVA n
smith, Judge Of the Supreme Court of Wis
consln. has decided that the fugitive slave law
is unconstitutional, and discharged $. "
Booth, who was under arrest for rcsist;n, tb..
law. The question cane up by means of a
writ of huJeas corpus
G." President Pierce, Commissioner Nv
ing, Is. +. IIallett, Marshall Freeman and
Senator Douglas were labelled and buno IN
cf'iry high on the democratic liberty pole at
Pawtuckct, II. l., on Friday
&c" The Old Notch House at ;be Wb;,s
Mountains, y. H.. was DESTROYED bv fire on
Friday last. 1t was located within a r;A.
shot Of GIBBS Hotel. was formerly occu,;cJ
by Tom Crawford, and was in bv-cone dav,
ore of the chief houses in the mountains
for a few years past it has been of little AZ
count only as a sleeping place when Glib,
house was full.
"a Noble Butler, the surviving brother
OF the murdered Prot: Butler, publishes let
ter, IN which he says that the expenses of the
Matt Ward trials, which weighed heavily
and dlsa>trousI y upon him, have been dc!ray-
ed By his Kentucky friends.
HEWAHE OF IMPOSITION. The .,rc,.er .,,o
Valn' OF any Discovery, tie higher j. is hrd in ~,
esteem 81 the pubic. AMI I.llch in ,,ro,,,r. y,
: that public liable t" c IMPOSED mon hv IN.
spurious limitations Of ignorant ,Ir,,,,i,,o and l
h"i">; rneH wiIe. Ike ~. ,r,ii in the hive h.,y
irl'IeF III" a'v nor Inclination 20 think or ,-,
vi" i'rtiermSely.>. In, thrive and rxur;a., !,.
he earrings ii III" tc~rrviry
lh" extraordinary success ..i,.ii,.r fA,. r.. e
Dr. NI>'ar> ia'>,m o! Wild Cherry To- diseases O.,
thr hung, AMI III singular cures !, h:, ,..
cd hIv" naturally attracted the attention Of ,,,,,.
rfiH>i'l:'rS. wei - H." whole fraternity Of ,;u.cI
--''rI "iI-ri un,'rinci;lr coUu.cr:,i;rr, a., inn;
'af"rs I" t'n III -iHri..i.> mixtures. of similar
'.'I"" HI APlr''r''' II ',' genuine l.al-.,n SOM.
are ''-'' \Nrul' 81 " ] Cherry :,.. Iar.'.., l,.r-
ry syrup. ''mi"uni SYM, Of VIII CjIa cry =
Nv Hi tL".rv G. 1't"v" az! >,,,l.lry other cam.
pounds: % which they attach long string ot.rri.
Nut ~ such n">r'l'n> We ksow n"tliiI.r l. is Wis
tar> Eai>a'n Of WI Cherry alone ,l,. ncrfrm.
.'i"cuir> Ley 'lc:u rp: deceive Vol
Sch ". F""!r. t.ng.,i>-. rs Wash nr,on e.r.....
Bosom. W.. = -" pro- 'or ctl or .,;nal re,...ir,.
f"f -" niA:n!'""'r Il r., .-,.r'i,. nr4;crc. ami
supplies !o:5 nj W.'o-,l, I,! retail. and ., whom
a-""c~> c..n .r. 81 '.!-!
\"n' j. genuine Hr.c>- >i-,ucl l. 1T IT'S o,i IL.
wrap;;tr. ~ ''''
,rl>rs.-1 e. Ei!.i...n. s.. I,',,.r.ur,.. LIr
har"'. -. 'hi'>'Trv C,:.er: VA N,,;a.,ry. Iy,I.
i "a Conner j. L. E.''i.leI \ Co.: Tvrion Centre.
~" ii:''r. 'fi',!; :. :. i;..'.cirr. glove.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
"CROSBY ISCOMING.,

Those celebrated Ballad Singers. Mr. and
Mrs CROSBY. Will cave one OF their popular
Concerts III this Village on the evening OF
Ike 3o,h. See their advertisement.
fIGITINI> LEAVING HE CIIY.--A ten
cmrnt at the South End. saws the Boston Ga
zrttr. which has been occupied hv cnorrI
families. is now nearly deserted. the ocru
pants having left for Canada We hear that
ar-c numbers of escaped tu9itivc>. who have
been located in Boston for some time. are pre-
pairing 10 seek quarters more secure.
lie MAINE LAW IN CoN>tcricvr-Th
Connecticut lIon~c of representatives has
passed a stringent pro!,i'.,orv li1uor law. bv
\ vote Of III 10 GO. |, i, stated that it will
nndonhtrdi. pass the Senate and be signed
hy The Governor.
JIMMY iL>D.-m private letter from
Vienna. published IN The Tribune. the VII
ter say: "J'nnv Lind informed me Of her
rNrcctiti"n To settle permanently in the L.
nltrd States. mainly on account of her child,
bright Ii;tIe bow
INCREASE OK FAEA>.-Wc learn there is
10 bc general increase in the tariff in fares
on most Of our New Englaud railroads after
the first OF July.
~ The Fourth of July will PAS, with
but very little observation this wear Pco-
ri" have but li't!c heart to celebrate ,!av
which brings TO mind what the Hcpoblc oll.r
was. and what power now controls it,
THE Roll OF IIuNuE."-Snrh is the
beading which The Vt. ra'iiot" rivcs 10 \
list OF Northern Representatives who voted
for the Nebraska bill.
e. Gen. John Sharp, formerly Of Ben
nin%'on. was shot in Cailtorni, few weeks
>inrc while cndravo:in. to profcc; his timber
land from the attacks OF glnr Of ">c,l,;..r>
He received five buck shot in his person and
tell dead III the arms ot his SON Tie had be-
come very wealthy III that part of the coun-
try.
GF' Four children in one family died IN \
house in Caroline street New York last wee,
from cEn!cra
Is The Toledo (Ohio) Blade announces
the arrest OF two men. Tie supposed murder
Frs OF Young man named El>,bronk. Of Yer
mont. who was missing in 81 JOSEPH Co.. O.
a>t November.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24
EhIENIO\ " NIKE [

~ market STA beef cattle, 10 stores. - pairs
working oxen. l2oc"w> and calves. .6nn sheer, and
lambs 1870 SWiuc
FEI'tS. Beet Cattlc~-Extra 81: I>t quality. {!
q quality s; Sd 4" :, ,: ori =!
Working OXcn->Ho loo. H.. 1o" ,:}5aI4o
Cows and calvc>-S2o %. % So 50 40 l5a5n
Sheep and lanIi'>--cNtra 50 J. 6:1
SWinc-;i:tc: retail tla7
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party all who will not sanction that ;n;o,;tr
"c crea'ih" great commotion in the ranks
Oh the heretofore impresnable Democratic
party Of the State.
RECIPROCAL Treaty BErwrrv THE T.
MED STATES AND CANADA lyuebec. june
1.-The following embrace the lcadinc tca.
lures of the reciprocal treaty between tho
hi.cd states and Canada, now under con.
sIdcratlon in the Canadian Parliament.
Article l. Throws open the fisheries Of
n'i'>n America. except Newfoundland to
american citizens, and also at the mouth of
rivers, salmon, shad and shell-Gsh.
ART. :. Provides for settling fishery diSputcs
ny aFo''ratIonS: in case of disagreement a
third arbitrator to be chosen by LOT C;,os
the british right in American fisheries 10 Tho
5Gth parallel north latitude.
Art. ). Provides for free EXCHANGE IN t,our
brcads'nil> and all kinds of fresh smoked
ana >aitel meats cotton. wool, seeds. yeo,.a-
hleS, undrlcd fruits. dried fruits. fish Of all
Kinds. and all other creatures in water. non)-
"'''' Hl'''>. IUTS. Sk1nS and fails. n1IiS
nndresscd stone or marble in its crude or I'M
wrought state. slate. butter, cheese, tallow.
Iari' hams. manure, ores of al kinds. metals.
Goals. pitch. tar. turpcntinc, ashes timber.
lumber OF all kinds, round, hewcd. sawed,
manufactured in whole or in part. fircwood.
plants shrubs or trees, pcIts, fish oils. rice.
broom corn. barley, gypsum ground or I'M
ground. grlnd>'oncS. hcwn or rough. bar iron.
wrought or unwrought. dyestul>, flax, tin.
unmanutaturcd tobacco and RAGS.
Art !. Throws open the st. Lawrence and
'ana'iIan canals, both nations eniovinr nayi-
cation terms.
At. }. Provides for the ratification Of the
treaty IN SIX months. and sooner if possible.
''rca' Britain may Withdraw from Americans
the ri-ht OF navigating orr waters, in which
cas-" the Americans can annu
Art q. Provides for including Ncwtounl-
land with her consent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-24

~ the Annual Methodist Conference for
1874. held at Putncy, on the Ist inst. the
following MINISTERS were appointed to the
different S.atiCnS affixed to their names
pANNILIt Di>IRIcT--> Grant, r'0i,,. p. f..
lhnNille. VIM. y. Malcom: Pracham. F.
u. Hopkins: Barnet, {. W. CuShinr: New
bury. ~. Dow: tiroton to be Supplied: St
.)"hn>hurv. y. &. Button East ST. Johns
bury. j EnriHht !.unrnhuryh and Concord
y. Howard {: tiuidhalI and Bloomfield. \.
MrMullcn: Lyndon and Kiriv. H. +. Jones:
Sutton and Burke, DIS. DEXTER: Barton and
Glover. Isaac McAun; Barton Landing. X
" scott: Derby ID. Willis: Holland and
Morgan. :. II. Colhurn: Wc>,fcd ard Troy
TO be supplied Ira>hu"yh \. l.. Cooper:
Al'nnv. A. Ball; Crait>hurv. \. C. Smith :
South IIarlwick. J. $. Siinncy: Wa,dcn.
: Tarb"l!; Cabot and Calais d. Packer:
Mar>hfclI. l.. T. Cu>hman: j. W. Kinr.
Fort Plain Seminary. New York. member
Of the Quarterly Conference \.wNrrv "
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~, Hltar, June p.
The Canada brings the following impor-
tant news:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-16
DUFF'S NE RCANTJLE COLLEGE
Piltsburgh, Peun,a.

ESTABLISHED in ls4O-Incorporatedb by the Leeis
ature Of Penna, With perpetual charter,
BOARD or DIREcroRs
don. JAS. BucHASAN, Hon. WALTER H. Lowzix,
WM. WILKINS CHARLEs NAYLoR.
No Is HAMPTON, GgMJ K MooREHKAn.
P. DUFF, Principal; Author OF Dufs Book. eepinR
Sc., Professor Of Book Keeping and Commercial Sci
.uces. .a
l. H. DALH0FF, Professor Of Pcnmanship.
N. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, member of the Pittsburgh Bar.
Professor OF Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal of the Mathematical
and Classical Department. Professor Of Mathematics &c
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
BONk Keeping Department
Dufs System Of Book keeping Ia Taught BY the author
upon his invented Blank Books-cGveated for pat.
June s. 1854. By means Of this important invention
IN about half the usual time of study the real practice
Of Bookkeeping is impaired degree of perfection
never before attained IN the United States.
His training for business comprehends upwards of 400
real business transactions 500 commercial computations
a thorough course of business PESMANsHIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL Law and Commercial
Sciences the theory Of profits the art Of making mon
ey, &c. -
Duffs Bookkeeping Harper's Edition price 81 so,
postage 81 cents, "the most peect and comprehsnsye
iu the English Language"
Duffs Steamboat Book keeping. price 81, postIxs &
cents perfect system for such Books a1 lfsaust5
Duff Commercial alculationS, psiCe 5JsJrta
I8- Send for Circular BY mail
April 20s Is64--ly, a
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SECURE THE SHADOW
REEnRE THE SIRSTANCE FADES

Messrs GilsOu Morgan take pleasure in announcing
TO the citizens Of CarrOlton and vicinity that they
now in town With their large Sky light Daguerrean Carr
and prepared to take lkeuesses in the most appro
we'd style, on the shortest notice. and in all kinds OF
weather. From former experience and success in the
business they Hatter themselves that they will be able
to please the most tasty 50.
Our prices range from 50 cents upwards,-So come
right straight along, for we must have plenty DO in
order to live at these prices. Boys, give your girls
presents IN the form Of DAguereotypSs aud they win
love you twice as much. Pins, Rings, Lockets, &C.,
filed Ia the best Of order.
NIB Pictures must be life like, or 10 charges will
be made. Office hours from o'clock 4. H.. to 4
O'Clock T. M.
kN- distractions given In the art on reasonable
teims.
gibson MoRGAY.
Naxenhar Z. .IaEA-Am
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Spe cial NOtices.
Ear PALPIT8TIoN OF THE HEART

Ear PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART
Nervous Diseases, Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dys.
pepsa COstvencs and Piles all relieved and cured
In an incredible short space Of time Carters Spanish
Mixture, the great tonic and puli6er Of the blood 1t
contains not particle Of Mercury Opium, or any no1'
ioas drug; is perfectly harmless and has cured more
than 6vO hundred cases Of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates few
Of which may be found in another column, and all oI
which arc detailed in full around the bottle 1t is the
greatest Of all Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses
al influence over the blood truly remarkable.
Sec advertisement
Nov, l6-lm
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURES.
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT PARTICLE oV MERCURY IN IT.

LET THE AFFLICTED READ AND PoYDERl
An Infable Remedy for Scroiuls, Kings Evil, Rheuma
tism, 0bstinatp Cutaue0Is E,uptiDns Pimples Of
Postules on The Face, Bolches. Bols Aguc aud Fe.
vel; Chronic Sore eyes, Ring Worm or Tetier, Scald
Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones aud Joints
stubborn Ulcers, Syphic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal
Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an Inudcious
Use Of Mercury lmprudence in Lille, Inpurity ofthe
Blood. . ..-.t.
eB- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
Blood Is now used by thousands of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of all
ragia rheumatism, Scrotula, Eruptions on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old Sores, Affections Of
he Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains aud Aching Of the Bones and Joints are speedi-
" put to fight BY using this great and nesmable rem.
edy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found TO compare with it, IL ceanses the system Of all
impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to The
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution eneebed by dtease or broken down
by the excesses OF youth, TO Its pristine vigor and
strength. .r.... e.
For the Ladies', It ncomparahy better than al the
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of CArter's spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of nplexon, bling
the mantng to the cheek, give elasticity to the
STEP and improve the general health in remaI kable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number Of certificates which We have re-
ceved from persons from all parts of the United States
IS the best evidence that there is no Humbug about it,
The Press, hotel keepers: magistrates physicians and
public men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect Of this GREAT BLOOD
RURfFIER.
Ca on the AGENT and get circular and Almanac, and
read the wonderful ures this truly greatest OF all Med
icines has performed. -
None genuine unless signed BENNET BEERS,
ProprietOts, No Pearl street, Richmond Va TO whom
eli erders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
Aud fOF sale by Chas, A. Boegel Carrollton Stewar'
B.Fnhoass. n Hagerstown. A. Tritt 3 Co., Minerva,
aud by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
New. le, is64.-iy y
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EE- We congratulate our brother of the
quill, C. ]. ALBRIGHT, Esq, Editor of the
Guernsey Times, Ohio, upon his election to
Congress by the handsome majority OF 1900!
That shows how Editors can run for Congress,
when they stoOp to accept such positions at
the hands Of their fellow citizens. We may
consent to run some day Ourself -(Wash. Re-
porter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-16
Ho0FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS--Wc

H00FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS--WC
would call the attention Of readers to the advertise
ment Of DR., HooAandS celebrated German Bitter pre-
pared by DR.. G. NJ Jackson. No. l2o Arch street, Phil
adelphia In Of liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Dil
Of the Kidneys and all diseases arising from di..
ordered stomach their power il not eHcoled equslled
hy any other kRown preparation the Nttest in
many cases. after the most celebrated physicians had
failed. We can conScientiousy recommend this med-
sine, being what it s represented and urge read
who are afflicted to procurs bottle and they will be
convinced Of the truth We assert. Sold BY 0hss A
B@leL
Nov l6-0W
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TREAsURKR's 0FTIoE. Ohio. !
Columbus, Nov. u, 1854. [

PRoNuScIAroN.-T words Allopathy, Ho
moeoPaIhy. and HydrOpathy, with those deli
we'd from them, are in most instances errone
ously pronounced The following divisions
shows the true pronunciation, the emphasis be
ing on the italicized sylables: Al-lop-a-thy;
Ho moe-op-a-thy; Hy.drop athy. These are
now in common houshold use and their correct
pronunciation is therefore matter of more than
ordinary mpOrtance.-[ Exchange paper.
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FOR SALE OR RENT!
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent bis
m NJ Z ID N q m II -

in MechancstOWn, Carroll CO.. o. Il lie beautifully Oca-
tel IN said village and the house is sufficiently large
for country village stand The stabng Is but rea.
lent one for the Of the STABLE the other for the
house The terms will be reasonable For further par.
ticuaFs call with the subscriber in said village who Il
nov engaged ia the mercantile business and cannot st.
tend 70 both occupations SILkE POTTS.
June 1otb, 1854
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ROAD NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given that pc ition will be prssen,
ed 70 the Commissioners Of Carroll county, Of their De-
eeDber sesscu, PRAYING for alteration in the roao
leading ifoa Hanover in Colunbiana county, 10 AuRu.
Ia in Canoh county, fho, viz Commencing At . point
where said road crosse. the iand line between Jane,
H. Chambers aud James Chambers ia E4st township in
sad Carroll cOuItyi thence West along -sid line to the
Western boundary Of said land; thence In S,ulhe,h
direction 10 inteiseet said road on the lands Of Elm
borough Cyrus,
A PETITIONER
November g 1s54-td
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TO ARMSI TO ARMSI

Another lot of Kipp for sale, OF very fine texture
and beautiful fnish, So come along shoemakers and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good lsather
for cannot be bsat
N B. FrvE per pound for good Hides in each or
leather at my tanrery. J. w. YOUNG.
Nov. 9, 1854. It. BeunaVsta Valley.
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lsIIce DO schosI Iearhern.

The Boar Il School Examiners will hold meetings foi
the Examination o. Teacher during the year 1854, a,
foll0ws: On the 2Bd s.d Sd WedResds,s Of June. On
the 2ndand 4th wednesd.vs Of October; and On the
2ad Wednesday Of each Of the other
the year These meetings viii be held AZ the Court
House IN Carr0foh, at 10 O'Clock on eSeh day. Certh
eates o. moral character w be required ~ those viib
Ebom The members Of the Board are not lam.ally &C
qlanted BT OKDER % THE BOARD
June r. 1854. n r. MrKEAN CHerk
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-16
sheriffs sale

AaJ Ann HsssOa Pursuant 70 an order Of Sale
VS. 10 Partition, 10 me directed II
= meme hesson e. aa. this ease; led from The
Court Of common Pleas Of Carroll rouut, Iyt. M
oer iOr sale pubic outery as tbe door a ~. .,t
lO1.s n me toSh of Carront0n On SATURDAY. shs Esk
'selA Gay Of November hsHt bs folOsinF real s.tse
heaie N ne eouliy q Carroll and state Of Ohio .nd A.
.eroso as iosEE IAs ve half Of ths north sass GUAR.
ssr o. see9u tss.iy Hins rOsHship iOaeen Of Range
tast hsh Ot the sOsth sasi qsarssT q ,.,a -
Iosn'hP iourtssn, Of Range four, containing sog,
eighty acres '''
said premises are appraised At S2,7O0. and all h.
sold subject 70 The Dover Estate Of enns Ci.. ft,rs,
y vidOS OF JOhn Hes'On, deeessed) Terms: one thi,d
cash, and the remainder IN I've equa arBBA paymen.s
with interest hoEa day Of sale, 20 be secured
JOHN H. WHITCRAPT, Sheriff
Oct IL 1854, suprfts