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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

1NARMEKs OF yfRGfN7A.-lf, upon any living
thing on your Plantations there is an Ulcer or sore Of
description. kind variety, no matter whose skill 1t ue
long been standing, upon your man OF your
aid your mules sheep horses cows or dog we say
YOU and we guarantee what say, our TuKf OIL
you will lind the most malignant, as wen as inc
pcst the form of man or beast or we refund
D. money.
TRUE TURF OIL
FOR OLD SORES of cvery description,
ON MAN OR ON BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
Known
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
DRe.U ;yos7YTAsN Wshh-sro>Es.-

ISResH ss1ENFAsN Nshh-s - y y = =. .J ig
- undersigned are procuring from tnet' oV S,d
larry mt t, Hrrsb Mountain Montgomery county MILL
ONES and BJTRRS of the very best quaiy me re.'a
these stones i widely known, but the haf'll " IVY
Mcraasel f,rities in filing orders we have aproihc"
eO'nitl Hurt & preston, and Lee & Johnson lyncIik
't'nts. for TIE sale of theia VINO VIII rcoe''e '' ~
/ We them fulfilled at the shortest notice ~,
VII Address -Backsburg MONTGOMERY Go,,4 ,l,4r & IN
mes VI Williams, Dauvic, Va, keyhoids =" ~o' ~
tb li.1,.u A. arc 'is' our agents l. p. & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

HuNE Sal.KS-lOane and thcsn.-Dust ru-
ccved the cheap cash store assortment OF the hnest
quality silks found any house in this city Ladies
fine invited to call and look at
tbnscS Silks Inov 5ts b. IL. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

u SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO, CAl"-tof
FIcE l3i, STREET, NEW NoEE-Parucular attention
maid TO SAIES OF TOBACCO and eonsgnments direct IRON
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited. -
REFERENCES.-A. a A. Lawrence 90, boston Ahen
a. paxs,n New York; Courtney s. Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport Allen co, Edmond Davenport Co i.udiain
& Watson James L. Heath, late auditor, and trenshaW d
Go Richmond McCnrkc Il Jones. Mcdaniel Hurt a Pres
ton T. G. 5 Ferguson Co.. and Miller a Crensha" Lynch
burg
n B.-Iavng established branch of our house in New
York our resident partner that city will give his personal
attention receiving transhppng and securing the low
est of comnisson) on all goods cosgn
ed to Francisco House. -.
Nqssrs Edmond Davenport Co, will act for at Rich
,,a,J scndlY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

= WIS, C7Sr rs,soES-Ibavr ruow on haaa.
- rfl to he received the best ana medium qu' q ,
mea's Boots Shoes and Caters Having 1nst -
,' the making of Gents fine work shan Aefel.ct pr P
e IN best styles and work the city OF Phiiaaeip
Ih Monidiag for Picture Fr"mr-.--,,s"s' ,ss,s q,
geved lot Of tue Gilt Moulding for Picture FRAMES "
| Ats ' " ' A. WINSTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NBEDICsNAI. ssQtOssS AND WsNEs.-
w Pure Juice Port Wine, pure French Brandy sherry
Wine London Porter Volts Aromatic Schicdam Schuaps,
All these articles warranted pure aud suitable for meiei
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II. SEAN,
iN nruggtSi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
lrNInN AGWlCirIIuKAL snCIE

u NTKlfTNIA, AND NVKTH VNKUIINN FAIV N
PETERSBURG, COMMENCING THE 2b-Od members,
wishing become such. their certificates by
calling the subcribrr Iniatory fee 50 OOannual due
90 which being paid entities the holder of certificate 10
all te privileges membership including the free return of
members and articles exhibition from the Fair by the South
See Ralroad toc cots IL. ~ BURROUGHS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!:--Thc .ub-
~ scriber has opened his stock of FALL and WIN
TER DRY GOODS, comprising complete Of Ladies' and
Gentemens Dress Goods Heavy Wooens Blankets Carpet
ings Rugs &c, &c. y.4 =,
particularly requested to look at his French
Work, Silk Goods, Cloaks, Talmas, &c. -,
oc lat. PHILIP w. PAYNE
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Ul q. BKI OlEFVKD n tV, 1.FhFfHI "hl-
LIE MISSION Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS, CorHer
2Ob aad Jder Sfs The Dock, Richmond Va We are
constantly direct Rockand Lime, Lump, taieined
and Ground Plaster; Hudson River Cement Hay, ROsin
Potatoes, &c.
Attend particularly the sale and purchase of Flour ran
Faed Nr D. B BRIDGFORD,
n. TINSLEY PATE,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
suEKIPFs SALE

John joyce, Byvirtue Of an order q Salo
Va 20 ioreclose morigage % M
Ann Hagan, et als Issued N tlsa case. isCm The
Court Of Common Pleas, Of CaIroleoaniy. OhioI vil
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House "a e
town Oi Carrollton IN said county Of oiCavoh Ohlo on
Monday, the 2Sth day Of May nsxi.
the ioll Win1 described rei estate 70 vii situate in
the county Of Carroll and State Of OHIO being part Of
the south quarter Of section seVsu (1 in osnshp
fourteen. (4), OF range four a. ia the stoubsnville
land district, bounded as fOlloSs beginning on the
Wes, boundary Of said quariersee,'on thirteen rods
south OF the northwest Of tue quarter theucs
east thirteen rods thence south twenty seven rods
thence east eighty rods heucs north forty rods, east
tNenty-six and Oneha rods, south 70 souh boundary
Of The quarter thence the west boundary line OF
the quarter thence with the west line Of the quarter
north TO the place ofbegnni-g, containing one hun
dred scres Of laRd'
Sad premises are appraised at ei $50.
leans Of sale-eash.
JOHN H. WATCRAF1, shsfiE.
April &c, 1865. pr ice 90.
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HARLEx SpRNas.-Mr. John Hilbert, has
associated with him Mr.. Enoch collars, gen.
tleman Of Wayne co., o., in the management
the Springs. Mr.. collars will take the
supervision Of visitors. to which department
he will devote his entire time and attention.
The Springs will be in readiness for the recep-
ton of visitors by the first of next month";
Ample arrange uents are being made for the
comfort of all tSose who may favor them
with call. The services Of DIR. Poole, Of
this place, has been secured. He will visit the
Springs during the season, twice per week. and
can be consulted upon all cases requiring med
ical aid.
TO those who have visited the Harlem
Springs, it is useless for us to speak IN 'ns'r
behalf. But those who have not spent
day or two at this pleasant resort, we would
urle not to fail to writ the Springs during
the 'sultry days Of summer
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A Coon HIr.-0ne ofthe chief charges A.
gaiast the Know Nothings or American party.
made By the opposition, Is that they meet 10
secret. Mr.. Patton, the candidate for AtioE.
ney general in Virginia, says:
The American Party choose 10 bold their
meetings in secret, as the Wings and Demo,
Gratis have been and Ore IN the habit Of hold
ing secret eaueuses BY night or day. This
party enter, il Is said, into mqlusl obligations
as TO their party action; no matter VIA. is
their form. they can't be held more binding
than the DemoeTats claim to hold .he implied
obligations Of their party. A violation Of
them, by disobeying the behest Of the party or
quitting it. is followed by the most vehement
denuhoiation, while the American party, as
understand, allows every man TO 20 out Of the
party when be pleases, and bis obligations are
at once at an end without denunciation. With
the Democratic party il does not seem TO be
so, for although no pledge is registered, no
man who acts with them can dare TO defy their
behest or dissent from their DEGREES. II he
does. off With bis head. SO much for Buck
ngham. The freedom OF thought and opinion
which they allow at this day is happily illus.
trated in an anecdote which is told Of one o.
NapOleon's Marshsls, when Napoleon was
candidate for the FIRST COnsulship Tor lie.
was to be determined BY universal Suffrage
Marshal Augereag addressed his division il
the following words Soldiers, there is an e
lection to-day, to determine whether Napoleon
shall be consul for life. 1t is 10 be matter o
the free choice Of the people you will marcel
to the polls and vote just as you see proper
but if you vote against Napoleon, l will shoe
you as soon as you come back
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

FRE AT CASToN.--The CaHton Repository
Of the 9th inst says:--0n Saturday morning
last. about 4o'eloek. an alarm Of FIRE was soun.
dsd, ,ssand found to proceed from Ball; AultmAn
d Co.'S large, ,loutdy, pear the Rail, Road De-
pot. The whole Of that extensive establish
msnl, with large amount of work prepared
for the various Agricultural implements man
ufactured by them, were destroyed--and the
Warehouse connected with il. barely saved
having been on fire several times. The loss OF
the company will exceed S35, ,OO0--an amount
over double that by all the fires we ever had
in Canton. They have 5000 insured in the
Stark Mutual, & $1,000 in Columbiana eoun-
ty company. This is heavy loss to the wor-
thy company, as well as our town and commu-
pily generally. We regret to learn that there
is reason to believe that the loss is attributable
to the torch Of the incendiary; 6end in human
shape, The community deeply sympathize with
the company, ,'and ought and we believe Willlend
helping hand to rebuild the foundry and ma
chine shop. On Monday morning the work Of
removing the rdbbish, preparatory to rebuild
ing, was commenced.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

CASH Foa PRoDUcE. will be observed
by reference to our Advertising columns, that
Mr.. John IT, Brackn has secured the store room
of Mr.. r. H, Legget, known as the old Sinclair
stand, where he will pay cash for Batter, Eggs,
&C., As we understand, it is not his inten-
tion to rob our town of such articles, but to
keep them for sale at original prices, and
cracked eggs even lower. The surplus he
will of course send away AS Mr. Brackin is
necessarily detained herein closing up his for
mer business, and being of an industrious dis
position~despisng to loaf he has engaged in
this business Tor the season, which we hope will
prove advantageous to himself as well as to our
country friends. Bring on your Eggs, Butter,
and Produce generally and get the ready
John Davis for it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

DRues- -DRuG1-Dr. q, A. Beogsl has been
to the city and replehisbed his Drug Store
with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Medi-
cines. &c The Dec. has also choice article
Of wall papers and borders, fire board screens
and such like. He keeps constantly on hand an
excellent article Of writing inks, writing paper
&c. &c, i6 short "a little of every thing unsu.
ally found in bis line of business. He is now
fully armed and equipped to accommodate his
numerous customers, and offers to sell at re-
duced prices. Don't forget the place-Brick
bloch, Immediately opposite the Patton House,
Main Street, Garrollton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

p, rNFrL OCcURRENcE:-The Cleveland Lea
der ofAe 10Th relates the following painful oc-
currence Las. Thursday night, the emigrant
train on the Lake Shore railroad stopped at the
Ashtabuia staten. and the train being long,
tho hindmost cars remsined on the bridge
Two men, one of them German and the other
native of the Isle of Man, thinking that the
cars we've on the ground. s:eppSd OIL and lell II
down over the side Of the bridge distance o'
about 60 feet Yesterday mOrn.1g fae'r Ts Uo'
dies were found. and brought to this CITY ne
Mauxman was about 90 years Of agC.' eau
leaves a widowed mother, who was on the
same train, to mourn her sad bereavement
The German was msrred; and after the train
started, his wife frequently called for Will
helm but poor Wilhelm came not. She be-
came very uneasy, and when the train arrived
at this city, her earnest inquiries and her tears
excited the compassion of all who saw her,
When she learned the sad fate other Wilhelm,
she covered her face with her hand and sank
down ON the floor. We have rarely been call
ed upon to record a more painful event.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

JAMES PARKs.-The application of the coun
sci of James Parks, to the Supreme Court tor
a new trial, has been refused. The unfortu-
nate man will be executed at Cleveland on Fri
day the lst day of June. Speaking of Parks
the Leader of Saturday the 9th inst. says
Yesterday forenoon we visited James Parks in
his cell. He was looking much better than we
expected to find him, and expressed himself per-
rechy resigned. He talked about his approach
ing fate, and about the shortness of his time,
with as much calmness as if he were speaking
Of an ordinary affair. The only emotion he
betrayed was when we alluded to the fact thai
the day was Friday, and the hour nearly one
o'clock and that, in precisely four weeks, he
would be preparing to bid the world adieu
He held down his head for moment, and then
said, half sadly, Its but short time now
four weeks will soon pass round.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE
For the Suppression of Slaughter Houses in the sneo
porated village Of CarrOllton, Carroll county, Ohio.
Section /. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees Of the Incorporated village tf Carroton,
Carol county, and State Of Ohio That no person or
persons shall be permitted to keen within the ncorpora'
ted limits Of said village any Butcher Shop Slaughter
House, or other place. FIXTURE structure for the pur
pose of saughterng Cattle Sheep hogs, calves or any
other animal therein or thereat
Sec. g. That il any person or persons shall violate
any Of the provisions Of the foregoing section OF this
ordinance, SHALL upon conviction thereof ne lined flr
the first offence FIVE dollars and the cost OF prosecution
and ten dollars and the cost oprosecuton for each sue
ceeding offence.
its publication Passed May 4, 1855.
Attest, GKo. W. HnITSG, GEO. BEATTY,
Boro' Recorder. mayor
Nav 10, 1B55.-3w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

ESs- A SECRET FOR THE LADlES-HOw to Pre-.
serve Beauy.-Dont Chalk, Lilly White. or any Of
the so called cosmetics to conceal a faded or salow
complexion.
If you would have the roses brou eht back to your
cheek clear, healthy transparent skin aud life and
vigor infped through the system, get bottle of Car
ters Spanish Mixture and take it according to direc'
tons 1t docs not taste quite ss well as your sweet
meets but If after afew doses you do not find your
health and beauty revvlng your step elastic and Wig
oous the whole system refreshed and inyigoraed like
spring morning. then your case is hopeless; aud all
tho acab certificates we possess go for nought. 1t
ia tho rea .est puryer of the blood known is per
feetIy harmless and at the time powerfully eikca
cious See advertisement.
May 81 H.
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Special Notices.

CSs- Life is a stage which we all must play part
and every character the imagination can portray will
be found upon its boards, Death, how ever, causes
some to make hasty exit or disease renders others
miserable and unhappy while life remain. Those who
are suffering from dyspepsia liver complaint other
troubles arsng from disordered digestion, should use
HooHand's German Bitters, prepared and cold by D.:
@. NJ. Jackson, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia. These
bitters have received the highest commentator from
persons who have tried them and are unequalled il
their qualities.
sOldby DR.. C. A. Beogel Currollton, Ohio.
May l7-2w.
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AUDITOR OF STATE we notice in some of
our txchanges, that our old friend Judge Ever'
hard has been spoken of as candidate for Au-
ditor of State No better man could be selec
ted. He twice represented Tuscarawas in the
Legislature, and was afterwards elected sue
cessively three times as Auditor of this county
In both situations he faithfully discharged his
duty. The Republican Convention could not
nominate a candidate for this Office, who
you'd be more popular in this section Of Ohio
"Tuscarawas Advocate.
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+AEE"
i A N G | n G \

I'VE are now receiving one OF the largest ana
w best selected stocks of Wall Papers ana borders
ever before offered Our stock Is all this Spring
and comprises the lates aud best style 1t consists in
part of Hall papers Of new and beautiful designs Par
or, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va
riety of styleand quality.
Gill, Silver Velvet and common Borders OF new
styles. u a.
Transparent Window Shades. tigd and ram WIN
Pptnam Patent Fixtures; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and FirebOard Screens in great variety
of patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select fron and low
prices, we expect to please those who may give us
call. MeDOW ELb W.
booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers,
Market Street Steubenylle, Ohio.
March Is, 1866. If.
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found . thrilling lOsal tale. The Publishets
has furnished US With a copy Of ths work.
which We have Perusee. and would here say
that as "a fiction founded on faels' il is work
worthy The attention Of al noble hearts, and
should 6nd its way into the hands Of every low.
er Oflileraiure. Il Is one Of EmersOa's best
productions, Copies Of The work win be sen, to
any person, to any part Of the United States.
free Of Postage, on the receipt Of the price Of
the work. Address (POst Paid) 7. B. Peterson,
No, 1902, Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
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CyIus ". Hart, Jr., Guardian /
Of James E. Hart, minor, and
John Bebout guardian Of Emma
Margaret Bebout, and John 7 Sale OF Real Me-
Calvin BebOut, minors &c
Pursuanto to an order Of the Probate Court ot CsFoh
county Ohio issued to US on the 18th day Of April, A
D. 1856 we will offer at public sale a! the door Of TIE
Court House in CarrOlton on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of May. A. D. 1888.
the folio wing real estate situate in CarrOlson, CaIEol
county, Ohio, and described as follows 70 Wit The un'
divided twoninih parts Of lots numbered Two lHIse,
in Atkinson and McCooks addition to the town Of Car
rOllton, Carroll county, Ohio.
Terms,-One third cash in hand One.third In one
year and the residue in years with interest from tie
day of sale to be secured By mortgage the premises
Anpraised at CYRUS w HART, Jr.
JOHN BEB0UT Guardians, DC.
BY JnO. II. Croxton, their Att'y.
April 10, '55.-4w-pr fee 20
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JOB PRINTING.
FTRE.-Our citizens were alarmed on last

FIRE.-our citizens were alarmed on last
Monday night, abOut ~ o'clock, by the alarm
of6rs. ltwss discovered that the wood in the
tender ofthe Locomotive. in the Engine House
Jfthe Railroad, was on FIRE, which was extn.
fguished before harm was done. The FIRE is
supposed to have caught from the furnace
Our young company Hope promptly respOn-
ded the call and were on the ground with their
Engine. but fortunately their services we're not
required. o..
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WATCH MAKING.

WATCH MAKING.
SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Carroton and Carroll
county that they have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice, by sending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment ofGold and Silver
Patches, Clocks, and JewelrS II all kinds gold Pens
ViOns aud almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store My shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr..
Wash. Butler Carrolton 0hioa win be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted, Give
ns a trial MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1853.
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THE FIRsT Know NoTHNo. Since the Amer.
lean party has been performing such extra
feats in this country, there has been much so.
licitude manifested by many outsiders 10 know
something of the origin Of this Society. The
following may perhaps east some light on this
hitherto mysterious subject When the Ora
Gle at DelphOs declared Socrates to be the wi
sest of men, he replied thathe was wise enough
to know that he knew nothing.
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Money Wanted.

T would take this method of requesting those
/ indebted to me, to call and pay their sew
ersl accounts and notes, quick as possible, as am
anxious to leave here as soon asI can and as have
nothing to keep me here only the collection Of my
counts will receive it great favor if my friends
will cali soon It is not my desire to be compelled to
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. BRACKIN
OF the late firm Of Cummings & Brackin,
April s, 1855 IT,
N. B. All accounts, notes not paid soon will be LEFT
: or collection ..
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FANNIE AMONG THE Cows.-A census taken
in Trumbull county two or three weeks since,
shows the number of cows that have died from
want of food during the past winter to have
been, in round numbers, FIVE thousand. The
total number of cows in the country last fall
was estimated at twenty thousand--the
loss is therefore more than twenty-five per
cent. What is true of Trumbull is also true Of
many others on the Reserve,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

SUSDAV SHAVING. Boston Times ridi-
cules the authorities Of the city for compelling
all the barber shops to close on Sundays; and
the editor who is a man of taste, adds:
the fcrbidding man to kiss his wife on
Sunday is not half so ridiculous as the endea'
vor to prevent him from being shaved, from
the fact that the latter is, in a majority ol
cases, matter of necessity, while the former
is an indisputable luxury
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CLEVELAND BANK Nors RrporrR. sac

CLEVELAND BANK NorE REPoTER, R,--The sec
Ond number Of this new publication has been
received tits far superior to the first mum.
Der issued, though it.was creditable to its pub
fishers. The number before us contains sever.
al able articles on commercial affairs. The
Reporter is published Semi. Monthly by
Messrs. Pierce and Nelson, Cleveland Ohio, at
so cts. a year.
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NOTICE

Beaver County In the O phans Court Ia and
6EAL) for the county Of Beaver, ct No.
yember term, 1854.
In the matter Of the partition OF the estate Of Arthsr
White deceased. The commonwealth Of Penusylva-
MIA, 70 David hite, Of Carroll county, Ohio, Greeting:
You are be eby cited to be and appear beiOr the Jud-
ges Of our said COur, at Beaver to be held on the frs
Monday Of June 1885, accept or refuse TO take tho
real estate Of the said Arthur White, deceased situate
IN Independence township, Beaver county, at the ap
praised valuation put upon the several aOtmehts BY an
nauest duly aEsrded by said court, and returned By
he Sheriff Of our said county November term Of said
court.
Wines. the Hon. David Agneu, President Of our
aid court At Beaver this 25th day OF Nov A. D. 1851.
WA, K. B0DEN, Clerk.
April q6, '55-3w.
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ELLEN NoRBURy, OR THE ADVENTURES OF AN
ORPHAN-By Emerson Bennett, Author of
Clara MOrsland.' Viola, The Forged will, ;
'Pioneer's Daughter Bride of the Wilder
ness Kate Clarendon, 'Heiress Of Belle
fonte' Welde Warren Etc., complete in
one volume, Of over 500 pages neatly done
up in paper cover. Published by T. B. Pc
tersOn, No. lo2, Chestnut St. Philadelphia,
Price 90 cents. egn tg .-s -f
This celebrated work, the scenes of which
ere laid in the city Of Philadelphia, will be