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New Special Notices,

c3E- The valuable HooAand Bitters, which have &C.
quired SO extensive popularity, and command so large
sale, are prepared only BY Dr. Jackson at the Ter
man Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
These btters have we'll merited renown for the cure
Of liver complaint dyspepsia chronic or nervous debi
ty, &C., in relieving which, they have no equal and
have indeed proved blessing to thousands, who re-
gard Dr. Jackson as their preserver from an untmey
grave We have seen the most obstinate cases OF Dys
pepsia, speedily aud radically cured ey them The
sures test of the excellence Of an article Is it being
counterfeited this s the case with these bitters To
obtain the genuine, go 20 DR.. JacksOn's authorized
agents.
Sold by DR.. G. A. BeOgel, Carrollton, Ohio.
June 2S-2W.
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LADIES' KEEPSAKE
HOME LIBR RY.

TWO VOLUMES A YEAR. coMMEEclSo JAN
uary and Trly. The publishers Of this popular
Magazine, tender their grateful acknowledgements for
past fayo Il has been and will continue to be their
aim to make il a safe pleasing and profitable hreside
visitor work that paTeats NAV with safety put into
the hands Os their sons and daughters. Its pages will
be filed with articles from the pens Of many Of the
best writer's in the country Among the literary con
tents may be found descriptions Of the Inhabitants,
Trees Shrubs Plants and Scenery Of other countries
Pleasing conversations on Physiology, and the Laws Of
Healtb Moral Tales, Biography, and Poetry, besides
useful and interesting instructions to Parents and Chill
dren, &c.
The twelve numbers will contain Ss4 pages Of read
ing matter, printed ine white paper, embellished
with Twelve Fine Steel Engrayngs, and -Four Beautiful
y Colored flower Plates, also engraved on STEEL with
occasional Wood Cuts and Music making when bound,
Splendid Gift Book, or ornament for the centre table.
Notwithstanding the high price Of paper, andgreat cost
Of engravngs contributions and other expenses attend
ing the publication of these woIks we will continue to
furnish either Of them at the exceeding lev price Of On
Dollar year. in advance -Four copies one year, IS ,0C
Seven copies one year, $500. Ten copies, one year
$7O0 Fifteen copies one year, $40 90, In forming
Clubs either the Wreath or Keepsake may be used.
Specimen numbers will be sent gratis to those desir-
ing to subscribe or form q club.
Travelling Agents wanted in all parts OF the country
TO procure advance mail subscribers. To those fur
nisSing good testimonials Of character, lbea encour
agement will be given. All authorized agents have
certificate ofsgency.
Local Agents wanted in several Of the large Villages
and cities 10 procure subscribers te pay monthly to the
gent on delivery of the numbers. TO men Of energy
having small capital this affords opportunity for
D. easant and profitable occupation.
To those sending US Acceptable Article OF two Of
more pages we will forward the Wreath one year.
All communications in any way connected with the
Wreath or Keepsake, must be addressed to
BURDICK & SC0VILL,
M z SprasA Street New. York,
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PENALE MEDIcLL 0oLLKoE.-The sixth an,
nuAl announcement Of the Female Medical Ool
ledge, at Philadelphia. is before Us from which
We learn lhsl the session Of 1855 was At.
tended BY S6 sludents, two Of uhom we're from
Ohio. Elizabeth Gnsell Of New.Garden. Co.
lumbiania county. and Eliza L. s. Thomas o.
Marlborough. Stark county. The degree o.
Doctor Of Medicine was eonfersd.by the Pres
ident, Prof ChAs. d. Cleveland, 90 the latter,
at the fourth annual commeeement, ED o.
March 10, 1856
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GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for July is before us.
With this number commences the ALVll vol>
ume OF this valuable periodical. In this num-
Der of Graham will be found the first chapter
of ."The Wigwam in the wilderness" new
sporting story, by Frank Forester H. W. Her
bert )-"The last Of the Justiniani'' chaste
and beautiful love story, by Mrs. E. L. Cush-
ing---and the usual making up of the Magazine
Mary Stewart, and other prose articles; Steel
engrav:ngs Fashion: ::pates, patterns for needles
work ect! The Magazine is published at $S
per annum; two. copies IS, six copies, $40
Address, A. II. See Philadelphia,
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rB- OLD sOREs, ULCERS. sna sasrupdons sad
diseasss arising f0m impure dsPEsssd ssts q The
blood. See he eKEasfdaafy euFs 81 Wa @. harsood,
highly FosDselabls cifzsH 0f Rsbm0ld, Va, by Ger.
tsrs Spanish MIXTURE he had ulcers and q he
sorst tesephOn and 6naiJ got 20 bad be vas unabls
% ualk except on erutcbes lsH bouies q Cartsfa
spanish hEtafs he rsai blood ear6sF, cured him %
has cured hsndrsds ol others ub0 have suffered uifh
rhsumasn, bad Effects o nureuy, and Psins, ssd ul.
Gers Of he bones and ioiHts
See Advertisement.
June 7, In.
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PAP" !"
Il A n G | n G \ i.

I'VE are nov receiving one Of the largest and
w best selected stocks Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered. Our stock Ia all this Spring
and comprises the ates and best style It consists in
part of Hall papers Of and beautiful designs Par.
ior, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va
riety of style and quality.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles. =.
Transparent Window Shades. Egd and Plain WIN
Putnams Patent Fixtures Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and Fireboard Screens in great variety
Of patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select from, and Low
prices, We expect to please those who may give US
call. AepoHELL d Co''
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers,
Market Street Steubenvine, Ohio.
March Is, 1855. If.
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THEVERY BEST BARGAINS
READY-MADR CLOTHING.

THE ROOM LATILY occrPIED BT NEIsTER.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of this
place and surrounding country, that he s nov receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready. made
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING ]
which he offers to bis friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous.
In the city, he Is enable to receive new supplies every
week. thus offering purchasers the important advAn
tage Of having continually new, resh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM TO their
certain sati faction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves Here Is the place for bar
gaina The motto is CHEAP for CASH. Quick Gales aud
small profits s. sHWAbACkEK, Agent.
Carrollton, April 26, '65.-tf.
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MrLLENNIAL HARBrNGER. The June number
of this monthly, conducted by Rev. Alex.
Campbell, Bethany, Virginia, Is on our table
Its pages are devoted to the dissemination Of
the doctrines Of primitive christianity. W. K
PendletOn and A. W. Campbell are acting CO.
editors. The Hdrbiuger is ably conducted and
widely circulated. Published at $500 per
annum, single copy; or 8 copies for one yeas
IS, 90,
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nm- VIM. B. Hubbard has resigned the
Presidency of the SteabenViIe and Indiana
Railroad to which he was so lately elected.
His resignation has been accepted, and Judge
Thomas L. Jewett, late Vice President, has
been chosen in his place.
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LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW No. CXCIl-
April, 1855, has arrived. Contents-The Crys.
tai Palace; Venetian Dispatches; Madame
De Maintenon; The Forester; Food and It's
A9ulteratiOns; The Emperor Nicholas; Sir
Richard Steele Public Affairs. The fou
British Reviews and BIackwood's Magazine ar,
re-puSlshed by L. Scott d Co., New-YOrk, at
SS per annum each or Blsckwsod and the Re-
vie VS. $40.
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STOVE DEPOT
NM 10 HAC% 50
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
urarrp n


COPPER, TIN, BRASS, AED IRON WARE,
One door R9t Of the "IRdiGH Queen Hoass, ahd IN
nediately East Of the Patton House, Aain -
CARRoLLTON, .........,...'.' .'..O .Ohlo.
Having removed from my old stand west OF the EE-
change 70 the above named place, and having on hanI
large asso rtment of Cook Parlor Franklin and Heat
ing Stoves, Plain and Fancy Crates, HreTohis, Tea
Kettles,S ad hons &c. ! embrace this opportunity q
my thanks tony numerouscustoners and The
public generally, for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed me, and announce that an sgain 1T thsr
service and am determined TO sell little lower than
any other estabIishmentn THE place or elsewhere
keep constantly on hard full supply Ct The at eve
enumerated articles together with an excellent stltc'
ton of Chain Pumps Metal Pumps and HoloN ware
of all descriptions. Call and see for yourseves
coPPER, TN, sHEET IRoS, AND BRASS WARE
Manufactured to order and mendipg done,op The fhef
est notice. House spOuiing, in ali ts branehes p'on pt
" executed. 4 constant supply Of Copper and AIass
Kettles and superior quality Of tin ware Kept CD hand
which will sell low for cash, approved country lIo-
duce in hand Persons desri to purchase snyi Ing
in my line vii do well to give me call before puIelas-
ing elseH here, as determined Lot TO he undel.so
BY any. n L. Dill
March 92--'55. IT, -.
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ARTuuR's MAGAZINE for July is before us. 1t
is good number. For elegance Of dictiOn and
variety Arthur is hard to surpass. 1t is admi-
rably calculated for both ParlOr and Kitchen
and contains not only what fatter the fancy,
but also what feeds the intellect. Price only
SO per annum. Address, 7. s. Arthur d Co,
Philadelphia.
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TALL RYE, The New-Lisbon Buckeye State
says COL Joseph Maus, whose residence ad-
joins our town. has left at this Office, stalk Of
Rye, taken from one Of his fields, measuring
eight feet. The Col. informs us that there were
many stalks reaching nine feet high, and that
they would average eight feet throughout the
whole FIELD. Tall stalks Of Rye them, and a
tall field.
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MEcHAMcs-Rsad the Prospectus Of the
Scientific American in this weeks paper. The
Scientific is a store house Of information. It's
chiefly devoted to the plomulgatiOn of inform
alton relating to the various arts, and is pub.
lished every week; every number contains
eight large quartO pages, well illustrated.
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Tailoring.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of CarrOllton and vicinity, that
he has oneuei out tailor shop, in the formerly
occnnied nv N Burger as hat Store, on Main Street.
where he is prepared execute all work In his line up
on IN shortest notice. and in the most approved style
Please give him call DAVID NJ NCKSoN.
April s, 1855, ly.
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Money Wanted.

T would take this method Of requesting those
l. indebted TO me, 10 call and paw their sew
era accounts and notes, as quick possible, a. am
anxious 10 leave here zs soon as can and as have
nothing to keep here only the collection Of my
counts viii receive il as a great favor Il my friends
will call soon Il is not my desire 10 be compelled TO
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. BRA CKIN,
OF tie late firm Of Cummings 4 Bfaekin,
April 8, 1885 u.
N. B. An accounts, notes not paid soon win be left
mr. ooilaotion
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THANKs.-Hon. B. F. Wade of the y. s.
Senate will accept of our thanks for a copy Of
Patent Office Report. part l, (Mechanical) for
1854.
Also, Hon. A. Stuart Of the House will
accept tn auks for copy Of Report Of the
Seer etary on The Treasury the state Of the
Fina nces, for 1854:
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CIoAR AND NOTION sToRE.-J. NJ. Lytle has
opened out a cigar ard notion store in the
"Mc Cook House" Southwest of the Court
House. 1t is unnecessary for us to recommend
Lytle's cigars as il is universally known that he
is hard to beat on cigars If you wish to
purchase notions for the children, call with
"cheap John"
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1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, att4 1000
200 " Brocha ShaWls, at t25 5000
500 4" SILK Dress Patterns, at $50 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at 80 1900
10000 Gold ms, with Silv'rCas's, at t2 20, COO
10000 Gold Rings, at 81, so each $4,000
12OS4 do at 100 each 1904
Every purchaser Of the splendid large Lithogrspbe
Engraving will receive q Certificate Of Membership
emitting them to a chance in the above list Of valuable
and costly Gfs for the People. The EDgayings Can
be sent BY mail without being damaged TO any part Of
the country.
eEPIRsT CONE FIRST SERVED. III
Persons Wishing to act Agents for US will please
send a recommendation signed by the Postmaster or
some other influential and well known prrssn, in tie
place where they reside.
To those persons who have been acting as Agcnts FOR
us in our former Distribution, this is not required
All orders with the money enclosed, free Of postage,
will meet with prompt attention.
In order to prevent mistakes agents and others trans
mitng money to us will please have 1t sealed in The
presence Of the Postmase and the amount entered on
the way bill
We prepay al our letters, circulars, &c, to our
agents and correspondents and expect them to DO tie
same with US.
EI- Agents wanted In every town, whom We will
furnish with posters circulars schedules Instructions
&c. on application ct our Office or by mall post paid
For further particulars see descriptive blS Se., ef en-
quire al Office, No. ., WAlcCtts Block, Town Stree!
Columbus, Ohio. BUhNELL Cu',
PaoPRIEToEs.
t~D. q. ToLAx, agent for Carroll county.
March 10, 1855 Sm.
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THEOLOGICAL
AND
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS.
PUBLISHED BIZ
PUDHEY & RUSSELL.
10 JOHN STREET, y. Y.

nHE End of Controversy, Controverted by Bishop
/ HcpkIns. OF Vermont. This 10 nov universally &C
knoWledsed to be the answer to Miners End Of Con-
troyersy the most popular proseytng book ever crcu
lated by the ROmanists BishOP HoPkins work. in.
tensely interesting, eOntansa complete epltone oil
Church History showing the causes ard the necessity
Of the asd exposes the frauds aud refutes
the arrogant claims Of Rome in 90 mastery manner,
that his Book cannot but become standard with all
true Protestants
The Presbyterian Clergyman looking for the Church.
The leading work in the controversy between Epis'
copacv and Presbyteranism 10 conclusive In argu-
ment brilliant glowing ard eloquent In style and
has never been answered.
staunton's Dictionary Of the Church.-A full expl.
nation OF ell Church usages and technical Church terms
arranged alphabetically. 1t is Indispensable for eveTv
intelligent Churchman.
The Sacrament of Responsibility. best summary
of the doctne of Scripture and the Church In regard TO
Holy BAPTISM especially in the Of infants. Appro-
we'd by more than twenty Of the Bishops.
stems TO the Alter.--An admi able manual OF devo-
top preparatory to the receiving fthe Holy Comm u
nlon, and companion during the celebration OF the
same.
ment to the Catechism very conveniently arranged so
az to help the youthful memory.
Adams AIegcfies.-The Shadow Of the Cross-The
Distant Hins- The Old Mans HoDe--The Kings Mes
senrers--and the Cherry Stones.These sre delightful
stories for children and Sunday schoors-the deepest
truths Of Religion adorned with the most charming
style and play Of fancy, with fine illnstrations)
MOnro's AlleRories-fhe Dark River-The Combat
ants--Ths kevellers--Ths Midnight Ses--The Wander
er-and the Way through the Desert.--AlOther cap
tvang series ofnst uctive and touching aegOries fol
Children and Sunday Schools. (Embelshed with cuts
The Holiday week-NOrtOn Hargrave--The Pnz'
Day-7hree volumes Of sprighty sketches, Illustrating
in religious SPIRIT all the viessitudes and varieties
/ A.1S- A,,.;, &hair ehoold da
The War In the East, BY Bishop Southgate, especial
y devoted to the consideration Of the religious interest
Involved in the issus. The authors long residence
lthe East mskes his views peculiarly valuable.
- Several good Agen.a wanted TO circulate th
above Works, 70 whom very liberal terms viii be
. lowed.
q June Z, '55-6t.
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EE Messrs. G. P. L. Butler d Bro, OF %
lumbus have contracted, says the Statesmen,
for the entire refreshment privileges at the
next Ohio State Fair, for the sum Of $500
They have also contracted 10 furnish dinners
for Committees and Editors;' and our guar
antee is given that tie Messrs. Butler will
do the thing up right:
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EprroRrAL CHASGE.-G. W. Edwards has
retired from the Millersburgh Republican, D.
s. Parker who has purchased the establish
meut succeeds him. He has unfurled bis ba n
.ner to the breeze inscribed I" Restoration Of the
Missouri COmpromise-Repeal ofthe Fugitive
Slave Law--No more Slave States--and no
more Slave territories" May success crown
bis efforts in favor Of freedom and in opposition
to the reign Of Slave'ocracy.
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RaT The Ohio State Teachers Associ alton
will held its semi.annual meeting in the city Of
Cleveland, on the fifth and sixth days of July
next. Some Of the railroads, we are informed
will convey delegates to and from the meeting
at half fare.
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30" C ="
ARRIVAL Oh NEW GOODS.

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
IL East, am prepared to offer to the public, at low
prices for cash, or approved coun try prodnce,
selection Of -
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
consisting Of Lawns, Bereges, Prints Silks, Gnghans
Bonn ttt, klttt, acc dselecton Of Summer Hats and
Caps, Summer Goods for mems wear, &C., &c. Aso'
Cloths and Cassmeres Groceries, Qneenswsre, Hard
ware, &c.
/ embrace this opportunity Of returning my thanks
for past favors and would respectfully solicit share
Of public patronage in future, feeling confident that
persons will find it advantageous to purchase OF my
stock.
NIB. All persons having unsettled accounts with
me win please call Immediately aud make settlensat
JAMES CAMERON.
May 8, '55-6w%
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NEW Spring Goods.

OUR RRIESDs ell rejoice 70 have us -
" hCubee that ws have juss retarned from
PhiladslphA, vith . splssdid sis 1 oi
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which, lOs hehaess oisye snd ehsspnsss Of price, be.
never bsen rafallsied n CArTotOn. "First cone hrsi
served An snunsFatiou of articles 3 entirely unbs
eessey; but may say that stock is NosTLT saw
and At prices that w slwesi compare viih ast years
goods st oosT. A splsbdid STOCK Of Embroidsries,
comprising al the nsw styles ofCOlars, Laess 6e., ke
Eery cheap. These goods are among fhe hrst Ia the
market dis SpFing and Ger ieads III DO vel 70 make
us q visit before tbey are ell goos -smaIl PrO6s and
quick sales" 4 eur motto.
- CUMMINGS 4 COUCH
NAY 3-'66-n%
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GoDET's LADV's BooK.--The July number Of
this beautiful illustr ted monthly is on hand
II is a choice number--With July commence s
the 26th year of the publication of Lady's Books
Any person clubbing with us for our paper can
receive Cooley for s2 per year, Single copies
.S3.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

DR.. j. S. HOughton's Pepsn, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric Juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful aud destructive
complaints 1t is Naul es specific for an unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsle should
fail to try it.
Sold by Dr. G. A. BGgel Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. 29, 1855. ly.
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NOTICE.

The creditors of JonN PE4RcT, Eeq deceased, are
hereby notified that on the Gath day OF Way A. D. 1858,
the Probate Court Of Carroll county, Ohio declared the
Estate of said John Pearce, insolvent ceditors are
therefore required present their claims against tic
estate, to the undersigned for allowance within SIX
months from the tIle Of the above date they will lot
be entitled to payment. VAN bkohNi
Admir- J. Peaee.
Caroltcn, o. May 81, '55--4w. pr fee &l,26
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re- Our copy of the Millelsburgh Republi-
caa, of the 18th inst, has been perambulating
the country in the nominal charge of Uncle
Sans agents, from that day up to this, when
it arrived, safe and sound and apparently
uOns the worse for wear.-[o. 8. Journal, Of
22nd.
Same way over here. We get the Republi,
can some times two weeks after it is printed
and as often as any other, we don't get it at all
Uncle Sans agents are bad boys, if they
are TO blame for all this. May be they are,
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Elected.-At the election for Justice Of the
Peace in this Township, on last Saturday, ia
cob Helfrich, ofthis place, was elected to the
Office, in whom the people will find prompt
and efficient officer.
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PIcTUREs. W. Gould Daguerrean artist
has got the frame of his new building up-We
hope to shortly see his rooms completed, where
"Sky light" Dageurreotypes will be taken in
ferior to none any whers-Gould takes life
likeness. His rooms are yet at the Patton
House where he will remain until his rooms
near the depot are finished.
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PuTNAM's MoNTHLY.-What has become Of
this excellent and interesting periodical. We
have moi received number of itsince April.
Why thsY He desire to have the perusal of its
ges again. Will you send it.
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WAR +! WAR! WAR!
NOW READY
WELLS

NEW PLAN OF sEBASTOPOL,
OOMBINED with most superb Map Of the seat of
CWar Finely colOred.-naking magnificent Chart
of the War Ground 26 Ss inches showing the City OF
Sebastopo-its Ons-batteres-positiOn OF
contendng forees-siege works, &c, &c, Drawn BY
an Artist who has visited the Ground And embracing
splendid Map of the Crimea, Black Sea, DAnubian
Provinces, Russia Turkey in Asia, plan Of OrOnstadh
St. Petersburgh, and Ground Plan Of the Siege oPe-
rations before Sebastopoi.
tE@ The only comprehensive and reliable Nap pub
ish ed.
Price Twenty. Five Cents, Published BY
G. s. WELLS
lao Nassau Street, N. 7.
rFDealers supplied on liberal termS.
SAgents wanted to sell In all parts OF the United
States and the CanaGas.
June 7-'55.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND on YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Csrrollton and Carroll
county that they can 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 Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and Jewery Of all kinds, gold fehs
violibs, and almost everything usually found ID Jewel
ry store Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
Joining "Esped Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash. Butler Carolon, Ohio and win be promptly sent
and returned when repaired An work warranted Give
Us trial MOk0AN bCILEh
New Philadelphia July 81, 1853.