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A Pun that was no Joke,

A Frenehman near The Canada line in Yer
mont sold horse TO his Yankee neighbor;
which be recommended as being a very sound,
serviceable animal, in spite ofhis unpreposses-
sing appearance. To every inquiry of the
buyer respecting the qualities of the horse, the
ErenChman always gave favorable reply, but
always commenced his commendatiOn with the
depreciatory remark. 'He's not look very
good Ks.
The Yankee, caring little for the looks OF
The horse, Of which he could judge for himself,
without the sellers assistance, and being fully
persuaded, after minute inspection, that the
beast was worth the sum asked for him, made
the purchase and took him home. A few days
Afterwards he returned him TO the seller II
bis dudgeon. and declared that he had beer
che ated In the quality OF the horse.
-. -, wa. is de matter?' asked the Frenchman,
ia Matter \ said the Yankee; matter enough
Ghe horse cant seei he's as blind as a batl
- 'Ahis said the Frenchman, Vat was tel
-youf IteIl you be was not look very good
be gar, don't know il be looks at all I
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|. CoNTRAoTs FOR New CoRN.-Within the last
two weeks there have been numerous contracts
made for new corn, amounting in the aggregate
TO 900 bushels, at prices varying from 81
to So, all to be delivered in this city before the
first Of next January. Holders, under the in
fuence of the excited state of the maryet for
breadstuffs, and anticipating a large foreign
demand for corn, are now very firm, and con.
tracts could not be made below 35, and many
are asking higher rates.--Cin. Price Current,
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OHIO SEATR JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED AT COLUMBUS ontob pAiLYt bss
TRI-wREKLE AND 1EEKLy.l tsHsf q
Terms, Invariably In Advance.

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Daily 70. -. .ssE4 81 % per year
.rri-WeeAy1 -. 80. 2 w w. "A
wsssIy wsssE Il club, Of 10 and over ovstA .t.iSo
Weekly Campaign paper, for 3 months,
from the time Of subscription. =. 90
.Ss-Clubs of 10 or more, subscribing for three
inonThs canhave the privilege Of continuing to the
end Of the year, II desired, BY paying ~ W adaion;
The present propre,Ors Of the Ohio state journal
have hitherto made no extraordinary efor secure
an Increased subscription 10 The paper Ihey desire
ns character should established and its claims
knovedeed BY the requisite trial. N present hands, be-
/ fore they made an appeal to the public large e1.
uense was incurred in It's outfit year qgo a1d y no
tme since The establishment of the paper, has 50 large
an expense been mi de Tor lis editorial management-
THE low etms at which the paper Is furnished render
necessary much increased subscription list IN order
Ia afford adequate returns TO the proprieOrs for labor
n bestowed aud capitaliuves'ed ga -
III seams now on the threshold at an important and
exciting election, fitting time 70 appeal to siriends
ioI generous effort IN lis oeuaI. me pusiAOh auN
character OF the Journal are too wen known to require
auy pledge in relation to itsfutdre coarse Entirely in
depepdeat in its position it vh, as il has done, ap
proaeh The discussion Of all subjects that may appFoac
within its range, OF State or National cencethment, II
: a free aud dindependeutsprit.
M To the maintenance OF the principles Which gave ne
to the Republican organizltion the Journal has bee
! plsdked It's past course must stand as gaFante
/ lfor the future. .....,
The Teegraphic columns of the Journal contain ia
reports from the East the South and the South-wes
> up to the hour of publication. special report OF %
= Oatte market, prepared for the Journal with gFei
70 care, viii be foundip our Commercial columns.
The Proprieors Of The State Journal being desiror
that the friends of the Republican, party shoala ha'
" the opportunity Of judging for themselves Of rs merit
= have adopted tbe plan Of sending their regular WeeS
s. issue. containing an amount ofreadpg matter NOT
r oualed by any paper in the West rather than make
ly mere political sheet for the Campaign Ile emma
II eed cost we are confident they Wilt mad D up
ov c creased number Of its patrons, t.tt. n. e. ..
- Aup q 1875, ...f
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Scientific Information
FOR THE WHOLE W0hLD.',

Cbanman's Great Discovery. The Monthly Rainbow,
or Chapman + Pre- Calculations for Elementary Chan.
oes based upon the discovery of the physical laws and
6armonv Of eec trca action preSadng the solar sys-
tenn as involved 10 the differing effects OF light modl
ed for DO olaTized) by d Iering angesoi reflection on
large scale This important discovery OF the laws Of
nature which regulate the changes of the elements,
constitutes subject OF magnitude and Importance, per-
hans unsurpassed by any other the pages OF hisor
ie record The surprising accuracy with which DR.,
"Chapfnanis enabled to pre-caculate all elementary
changes predisposing to storms earthquakes, &c
and also atmospheric changes within the hour for each
day onths in the future and The physical effects Pn
the beolth, feelings and humors of mankind, must be
admitted by all unpreudieed minds to be OF incalcla-
lble advantage to the whole human race. - $50 aa.
In presenting the Rainbow to the public, We do not
claim i TO be an inialibe weather guide. But this
much we do c'am that it will be found to be correct
to the letter, eight times out of everyten All We ask
iis-s candid examination Terms of Rainbow, PEI
year in advance, 8 cents for six months, % .sg.
/ Chapman's Principia, Natures FTst Principles
cloth binding, I2mo, 200 pages. Volume hrst con
ltains full explanation of the diseove:yto which "
Chapman has devoted the last nine years OF close ob
seryation, Published every six months March an
September1 price 81 per volume for which it will b
sent postpaid, to any part Of the country First vol
nmc now ready. CAMPBELL & Co.,
No. Is South Fourth st. above Walnut, Philada.
M Agents waptedin in every county.
Nov. 8, 1855. .a s.. .aa......... ......,., q
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CARROLL COUNTY
R1 VA NJ ~ E{c LIZA ED
Time Table for the Mail Trains.

Time IaDle IOT CHe Mall 1LdllS'
To take effect on and after Monday the 22d
day of October 1865. .,..., ...,., ...,..,.
From Carrolton to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, 0restlipe
Columbus Steubenylle or South Mail Train, will leave
Carrolton Depot daily at n A. N. stopping at all way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on c.. up. r, R. Passengers going Moth, viii
arrive at Pittsburgh at % ?. M .u ..,.. ...s. =.
Train will leave Cleveland at ?. III. and passcn-
GERS win arrive at Carollton so P. NJ. This arrange
ment will enable passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour o transact business, and will enable passengers
that may wish to reach the S. Il !. R. K. travelling
South TO Columbus, East to Steubenvie, or Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost ..... ~.
The Freight trains will run as usual --l-- A..
BIS - .-ss H FARE REDUCED. - .
From Oneida to New Market, on S. a.. II. +. o.
Media to Carrollton by R. RCarroltoh to New Ma ke
by Stage - Ng. en-
Tickets through ,l24 to be had OiRreasurer Jame
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo. X
| McKasky. .-- Hs' .Vl 400
| There are regular lines of Stages running to tn
East, from Carrotop, HaIlem springs Amsterdam
Springfield, Richmond aud Steubenyhlc. Also dali
line running South hom Carolon, Lamertine, Pery'
vile to New Market on 4hei 81 &il. X. r. by whc
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss
'''is, 0ct o. 1855. II. A. sTfDGER
rF Suats G. @. Il. Il.
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GROUND OATs.--G Ground oats furnish more
rutriment. and keep the bowels in better con
diion, than when served out whole. By grind
ing the oats we separate them into, myriad .!
particles, and present them to the gastric sol
vents in q form calculated to secnreg their
speedy digestion---in fact, they are in Q condi.
ton favorable to speedy insalivatiOn. aoaAr
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The Lessons Of Departing Autumn

We have this charming sermonette from the
pen Of our cherished friend Victor, of the San
dusky Register.
Now the season of mellow huitfulness' is
gone. and The chilled waters and rustllng, halt
dead leaf, warn us that the earth is soon TO be
green no more until the long months worry out
the snow and bitter blasts, and April comes a.
oain. A few days of lingering sunshine will
Vet be dropped down upon us, but when they
ara zone What shall the heart, craving for birds
and flowers and earthly beauty feed upon? 1t
makes such heart aching in its loneliness,
for there is nothing in life that can sOothe it
like the fair things which God in his beneti-
eepee sends to tell US of the ravishlng summer
glory which is. sa.s4 D. .aa
beyond mooon or star,
In the land whore the sinless angels are.
The soul must seek within for It's peace, and
Ithen how blessed are the memories Of the sum
|mer.time! How doubly warm and glownt
seems every lank- -scape, how pure every wind
how sweet every blossom, how inspiring thi
Isonos Of the wild, free birds! Ii buttor this =.
to teach us by contrast how to love and EMO.
1.-The gifts ofthe sunny season,--the winter ha
Its mission, and when il does come there shoul'
be smiles with its tears, in that Memory ha
preserved the exquisite enjoyments OF retrOs
pection. For all gifts of mind we praise Heav
en- most for that which can recall at will thl
buried past and build up the future, and yet
how pure should our lives be that there be ~
dark remem' nee f r Us to nurse-no gloomy
future to haunt us like a dark presencel |
we could but realize how every word vii
sound, how every action will seem, when in Of
ter wears they come back to us, how CAREFUL.
tend ed would be every utterance and passion
and deed .rr,y
1t is at this season of the year that such re
Elections force themselves upon Us. and W
know it is WE'LL Through thel long days ant
; dreary nights to come, will be season for reyer
nd study of sei-seasons for reviewing an
3 reforming burying some hopes and build
ing UP OF others, and it isnot in any pen to, sa
4. it is not well. Let there be no repining or as
sailing of that Providence which brings the sea
u sons Of darkness as well as of light. for dow
D deep in the mysterious changes is great itTut
which is cur regeneration. Every heart WI
fathom that truth if it studies Alright, and tha
j.. we may all SO do should be our earnest pray
err. .## -aH at.e etussa i. s.ieq
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CR0NfoN.
JOUN III. CROATON'

.44tornsy ant 0o""sfllor az Z a@,
WILL Give prompt attention to all business ,
w arlrSs,ed ia his care, in Carroll County or es'
ghsre Office immediately opposite the west O00r u wv
CooLs % sgaI services Of John ABinghsm. oi Cadlz
ostts nov be 1r,cured by the retention oithe ABOVE
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n. f.. KNG HIT.

~ ORNEY Fat i 4 w,
,.-,-no,, CARROLL Go, o.
IUIIL promptly attend to all the business that
wv NAV he inttusted to him. in Carron, Harrison and
Tuscarawas counties. as.#
IEnh S-'hh.l
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New Features 81, for 1855.

. New Features Tor 1900
new and very interesting story will be commenced ~
in January by Marion Hailand author of 'A9ne, and
Hidden Path,1 two povels that have created an i'm
menge sensation in the literary world. Aso-- 81 a'a1
Miss Virginia f. Townsend will commence in the "a,
February number NopveIette, which we know viii
strongly interest the readers of the Book va 3DA
h Stories by an English Authcress.
How to make Wax Flowers and Fus.-With en-
Cravings ,t.g.s'.-
How to make Bonnet. g.. ..- g..t.a.- 81
Troubles of an English Housekeeper.
The Art Of Sketchng Flowers from Nature. " hhb
engtavngs-Io be copied by the learner on paper 10
toruai conrseI to Designed to aid
her IN the care of her health, the improvement OF her
mind, and the cultivation OF the heat,
New STYLES of Illuminating Windows and Lamp 3
poey and History Of Finger Rings Illustrated: Shells
for the ladies, and whe,ohey come from, with 'engfa'
wings. .i 1T. 20 sr.y AID ~ I.a l#. til -as li
THIS only giving an idea OF our lor lSsoo
New designs OF interest 10 the ladies' spnging up
every day. we shall avail ourselves OF everything that
ran intere them In fact GGdey's iady's Book, will
possess the intsrest fany other three magazines !
In addition to the above will be conf pued IN each
number
| One hundred pages ofreadng,
Godey's challenge Fashion Plates. In this as ID ev-
ery other department defy rivalry or imitation.
Embroidery patterns 1ny quantity Of them are gi''
| en- monthly
| Model Cottages. OF s.'-.'
Dress making, with diagrams to cut BY. sh -,
! Dress natterns--Inanls aud Childrens Dresses-AH
kind of Crochet aud Netting Work Cloaks Nahtelte,
T4lmas, Collars, Chemisetts, Under Sleeves, BonneIs
Window Curtains Broderie Anglaise hlpper, Caps
Cloak Evening Dresses fancy Articles, Head Dresses
Hair Dressing, Robes for Night and Morning, Carriage
Dresses, Bridal Dresses, Wreaths Maitilas, Walking
Dresses Riding abits, Boys tlothng 0apes and Cloak
of Fur in season. Crochet and Netting Work printed III
eolors. .,s ; IF Z, IT,. -. l. NJ;
a. worth is given every year. the Nurse and the Nu'
sery with fun instructions; Godeys Invaluable Recipes
upon every subject ,,d
we would advise all who intend to subscribe to send
in their orders soon for FIVE do not make dnpilcae
0 stereotype plates itwiI be difficult to supply the &C.
mand, We except ourlsifor 1856 will reach l0Oo'o
copies The best plan Of Subscribing is to fend your
money direct to the publisher Those who send large a. r.
mounts had better send drafts but notes will answer IL
drafts cannot be procured Letters had betterbe reg
stered-t only costs five cents extra and their safe re-
i | ceptOn is insured ' t''4 i f..@
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Medical Notice.

q Doct. p W. Lee late fr,m Salem, o., formerly with
nr Carey Of that place, having permanently located in
Carrollton o. in injection with Dr. j. s. Hunter, toI
ths naetice Of Medicine Surgery tenders his prOfes
sons services to the citizens and public generally hop
ing by prompt attent ion to his profession to merit
share of public patronage ohce and residence witt
Dr. Hunter. svylI sii 8sg faB4 80 al sax., 5
Oct, III 1855, IT, q 'a''oD sI0 s21't
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5.DTVn7o : SPANISH MIyTUREs.

LET THE AFFLICTED READ AND PoNDkR'
"A Iniallible Remedy for Scroula Kings Evil, Eheuma
tism. Obstinate Cutaneoas Eruptions, Pimples Of
Postues ON the Face, Blqtehes BoilS. que ana re,
yer: Chronic Sore eyes, RHg Worm or TeiteF, hcalu
III Fal,reement and Pain Of the Bones aud Joints
Snhboru Uleers syphitic Disorders, Lumbago Spinal
Copnlaiuts and all Diseases arising from an lnludieous
nse Of Mercury, Imprudence in Lie, orlmpurly oi
good. ..L...-.,,.,--..-s. .p..;ss. al
Mood is now used by thousands of grateful patients
from, ali part of the United States, who testify dal %
h rerarkabe cures performed by The greatest OF all
/ aSdfeirq. "UAKTEliS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ralgia. Rheumatism, scroula Eruptons on the Skin,
liver Disease Feyers Ulcers Old sores, Affections oi
ba Kidneys Diseases of the Throat female Complaints
Pains and Aching 9 the Bones aud joints, are speed
y put to fight By using this great ana inesnaole REM
FOR all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. II ceapses hesystem OF a
imuurkes, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kdpeys Strengthens the Diges tion, gives tone TO- the
Stomac makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution enfeebled By disease or broken dowr
nv the excuses of youth, to its pristine Egor ans
strength. .....---..sss,,,, ! 80. a,,l., Al n
cosmetics ever used A few doses OF tarters SPANS
Mixlufe win remove all salIowGess Of eeHpiexop Din
the roses mautlng to the cheek, give elasticity " q
stem and improve the general health in rehaIkabl
degree, beyond allthe medicines ever heard Of 't
The LARGE number of certificates which We, have r'
ceved from persons from all parts of the Omitted states
ne the hes evidence that there's no Huihbug about it,
r. the Press hotel keepers magistrates an
he pubic men, well known to the community, all add the
h. Testimony tothe wonderful effect this GREAT BLOC
be FURIfIFR.gl y5agI easa ssa..5t .4. Es.t 4sG
ar Gallon the AGENT and get circular and Almanac an
read the wonderful this truly greatest OF all he'
icines has performed -.-,-.,-, ,,,,,,r
= None geuuine unless signed BENNET 4 BEER
I'd ronretoIs No Pearl street. Richmond Va, to who
alorders for supplies and ageuoes must be addresse
And for sale by Chas, A, iBoegel Carrolton, stewa
= Farmhouse N. Hagersown, A. 1fitt Co., Minerv
RS and by Dealers in Medicine everywhere. 9Is7aa st
nd Nov. 16, ls64.zl ysi4 grJ# s.. .as .r-.s-
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~ A fool in high station is like man on
.ths Top Of . mountan-eyerybOdy appears
small 70 him, ard he appears small to every
,bodE @ v
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y Rg< When Socrates was asked why he had
built for himself so small house ss-'small as it
Il. be replied, i wish could fll 1t with true
friends. ]. ge s. 3
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- II you want your .neighbors to know
,,ov y9s are. give a.Party end .dOn'tinEits the
folks Hho sIiye next door, ''0@
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nrpMs CASH IN ADV ANCE.

One copy one Sear,s8.J Two copies one year, So
Three copies one year. $6, Five coples one year, ana
an extra copy to The person sending the club making
* copies $40 Eight copies one year ana nins an Sa,s
;ea sI5 Eleven copies one year, and extra copy to
the person sending the club pekng twelve copies sly.
essrThe above Terms cannot be deViateo from, no
natter how many are deled.
Gjdey's Ladys Bookand Aarpef's Maganneoe'h one
Godey;s Lady's Book and Altlut's Home 1uagaNhe
bothsone wear for IS 50.1a Ja" 9s.a'e ~ agw r
The money must be all sent at one time for 5 any Of
the Clubs, ..., Lsr -. ..,.l, 40 trocs;v voa
at club prices .u.. "a. 70
ozg-A Specimen Or Specimens will be sent dire ef 10
any Postmaster makiGg & the request. ,.2tl",9A
rs We can always supply back numbers ioreahe
wear as the work Is stereogped. 's4atda'o2 ,"s
subscribers in the British Provinces
Who send for clubs, mustremit So centseAtya on eV'
ery subscriber to pay the American postage " 'pe
| lines, " -'t'ii' n"ulesS ,cnnEy
4 y TGsH lions E#famaa Bel / gsstiaLt A 1oDEt?m
400 a5t bts No 1lS Chestnut Street, Philsdsipela'
- Oct. 05 1855. t,HtH. ,vsla 3 ni Jlaae gasI
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VAN II BOWN,

AttOrmsy aud Oognsett Tor a H. y w. - !
orr,cs-NSw frame, Immediately opposite the ives
soor Of Tue .sS TOu'' iiOa'' CarrOHtOn, Ohio.
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R.ECKEbY.

FAttornsy aRd CouHssttor La"
an ,r.ctce at the profession in Carroll and the aa
nn ;n" counties. An business entrusted to hn WI
CsrS soeiTe prompt attention. 0TFiCE-Spa 1a' 1a.
nidng one door South Of the stdger House. Oar
rnltnn Ohio.
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~ Any one may do casual act Of gOo'
nature; but continuation Of them shows 1t
part OfIhe temperament: }-1fIH
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: = IIlEERINGi-.NEMX

T.E CHEERiNG-sNEkN H-. t...t..
TUE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED FROM TuL
East his carefully selected and exCelientstOck stasJ
/ SPRING AND aSUNMER GOODS sry. g5I
which he viii sell Just as low as they ought TO be Sold
for Cash OF Produce His STOCK CONSISTS in part OF
ene assortment Of Silks satns Ladies' Worsed D,esslno
Az MEMS wear OF almost every description, ~ Hats a
shoes "a Boots; very tine asscrmenmsht0 Of Quseus7
ware a good selection Of Hardware, and an eAcel-
lent stock Of Groceries, Greatbargans for cAshote "
4 hat -I1Td ~ aEWIs,.gaE a. sAH EHauH HM
1 49, f .,t.f-. ISRAEL ARCHBOLD. .
! Carroltou o. Nav "a. 1866. 'r--
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CARHARTS IMPROVED
PATENT MELODEONS.

p. A. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, o., FINISHING
and Ware Room in the Second aud Third Stories OF lIur
hurts New Block Nos 66 and SO Ontario street Man
uctory in the new Il zee story brick building directly in
rear. A -
P A. Child is the sole Proprietor OF the above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in peIiecting these
INSTRUMENTS, Introducing various improvements ana IN
systematzing the business Of manufacture Is now pre-
nbrod totru out "a instruments per week. keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, over 500 Aelo
dcons. .,,
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets of Reeds aud two Banks, OF Keys, d
being decidedly supefior to any Melodeoa ever before
made in this country. A Committee OF the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal Tor the hrs
n"e made. aimee which they have been improved.
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7 STTLL G8EAiER ATTRACTIONS 1IlI'
.GODEYs LADYs BOOK For 1866.
Fil,y-second volume: The Pioneer .l
fngazinesJ

Especially deeoted to the rants efts se' 4Psriea
Where this Magazine is taken in a house, no other
s wanted as it comprises all that could be obtained BY
taking three other Magazines 20 ssa, 800 5sdiajsl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

B Ez-Tbe fruit Of peace is always pleasant
but the piece of fruit is sometimes 'melanchol
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PIANOS PIANOS PIANoslFl

Allow us to call your attention to our stock Of SrLEN
mn Of all patterns and sizes, with patent metallic
frames all Of Rosewood Gases, with all the modern i'm
highly aud neatly finished, Of brilliant and
powerful tone, For eighteenyea have they been nsold
all over ho Union in competition with all o1uefs'l,
"'A ~ d u C H. 8
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Nov. 8 I655.
WHOLESALE s. RETAlL.
THOMAS Ii. ATKINSON, .'. 'ta
COPPER & TINsM1TH, STOVE DEALER &C.,
rcororr Canal S., and PabIie Square, E..

COPPER 81 TINsMITH, STOVE DEALER &C, {
ICorncr Canal So, and Pabiie Square, BE-
CARROLLT0N, -.H-.- -fohlo,
Ayas himself of this means to return his thanks 70
his customers generally aud assure them that as eyerh
holds bimselfready to meet all acquisitions which may
he made upon him for in Copper Brass, SheetlT9n or
stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
formery received and which has enabled him to stand
flood Of public disaster, Agricultural and nconseqHent
Financial failures Bank collapSes and Business Aght
mare he halls the opening season confident OF returning
general prosperity and soets OF enqufers
and purchasers, to his present stock otware, ,q
COOK STOVES, PARLoR, STOVES FRANKLIN STOVES,
OF the most approved patterns the most finished cast
mo and the most reliable metal on hand always at the
lowest nrices 1t is useless to multiply words-the ar
le of stoves which Atkinson sells, is admitted par ex
celonce the best and the cheapest, sold in "thesS
FN'' coppER KETTLES AND COPPER wARE:A
tes On habd constantly and made to order in SUPER
o. rstyle-Copuer work ofevery description and mehp
inc done nrompty-Ail descriptions oi Sheet iron war
~ and also. Tinware ofthe estnquaiity and ever
Sases6,ion constantly on hand and toHsalei juit
UousE sPoUTlNa AND LIGHTNING RODS.
oei and experienced operators in attaching rods an
nout;ng are regularly employed in the country ana
orJers for work Of this kind will be gladly received an
onntlv executed d-operators in this line are conhne
TO no locality but are carried forward Wlsh
apz part of Carroll or adjoining counties -,,,,,eoN
sHa P~''Y y S~slflH'dea THOMAS II. ATKINSON.
March 8--'55. tt. 30 loqoisav21 1o aaig