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DUFF,s MERCANTILE COLLEGE'
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FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed IN the
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Daily Lectures ON COMGERoIAL Law and Commercial
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ENTHWIAsTIo.-An enthusa tic admirer oil
the fair sex, gives vent 10 the following eloquent
strain
"A woman will cling to the the chosen oh,
jeet ofher heart like possum to gum tree,
and you can, separate her without swapping
strings that no art can mend, and leave a por-
ton Of her soul upon the upper-leather of her
affections She will sometimes see something
to love, where others can see nothing 10 ad.
mire; aud when ber londness is once fastened
on fellow, il sticks like glue and mOlasses in
bushy head Of hair
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STOVE DEPOT
M. 60 -: HHI ~ HlF1IlII


REALkk ~
coRPER, rlE, HRAss. AND IRoE EARH,
o.. A., Wai og a. .Iaiian Qussa Hoass, laadiS'
9sd;alsly kssief gs',PatioA Houss," 1sEaa
CARR0LLTOE,.. $500. ..,s-s'.'s' VniU
E H'rjeS removed isen my ed sand vstof The Al.
shasSe . he sboTs nAmsa psss, uad h..ag on hand
a afTe assortment Of Cook, Paif, frnae .no hsa1' %
lnE ss0ses, Plain end faney Graies kieSe-i ies ~
Ksttles,s ad hons &c. enbrace I'M oPPo['nly '.
returning ny thanks tony numerouscustoI's ~ 49, us
pubic generally, for Tie liberal patronage 49, ~,
bestowed ne, and announce that I am again - .nen %
ssFvIos and an dstsrulBed to sen lltte lover 'hAn
any oiber establlshmentin this place o. slseEhere.
! kaep constantly On kabd fsl supply Of The above
enumerated artiolea togeihsr uih szesent selec-
tion Of Chain Pumps. Metal Pumps and Hollow ware
q al descriptions. Can and zee for yourselves.
corrxn, TN, sHfKT IR0S, AND haas WARE
Manufactured 10 order and mendng doneon the short.
eat notice. House sp0usng, IN ah iis branches prompt
y executed. A constant supply Of Copper and Brass
Ksttss and superior qusty Of TN ware Kept on hand,
which win sell low for cash or approved country pro-
duce In hand. Persons desrh 20 purchase anything
In ny line wil do well 10 give me ea before purehaS
ing elsewhere as am determined not . BE- undersOld
BY any. n. l. BEST.
March 9e--'55. Il. o. hl'98
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STARK PAPER MILLS,
Canton. Ohio,

Our MIlls are nov 10 full operation, and we are pre-
pared 70 ON ell orders IN our line Of business. Editor
and Merchants are respectfully invited 10 give cali
and examine Stock Of Paper Wefeel perfectly
sed that after thorough examination they viii give
their patronage our Paper win compare avoraby
with any manufactured in the Western Country--and
Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction. AL Orders
sent by Mail win be promptly attended to.
The Highest Cash Price viii be paid for Rags. Mes
chants are requested to send their Rags and get their
postage paid,) FISHER, ANDERSON, Il Co.
Arg. 2S, 1854. Il Canton, Ohio.
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THE DUPED ONE.

THE DUPED ONE.
ns ilg L up and Tam sung
Shy high, and worse than that
The sid whose praises have sung
With pen. Eish Pssea and sish tongue.
Said 'Ed'-and felt aaL
OH What Story 70 be told
Just think hOw I've been Fnnning-
And spelling boots, and catching SeOld,
And then hOT eheaply / was sold
By wOnan's eyes and cunning.
But .hsnk ny stare. onee mere Tn free
From woman's thrAn and cunning,
And When again q girl fools me,
Exceedingly smar. think she'll be-
Some punpkins, now, I'm thinking.
SPooSs.
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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
That hero Is the PlaCe.

]. W. Gould, Stationary Artist, would most respect.
fty info IN the citizens Of Carollton and vicinity and
the public ct Ia &c, that be has taken Rooms at the
Patton Hou.e, where be is well prepa ed to take good
Likeneases the shortest notice. aud, in all kinds Of
weather. From pPstexpe iepce and tbe good success
which has failed to attend him. be fatters himself
that be is qualified 10 do equally ss good II not su.
perio work to any Arsis in the vicinity Fellow Citi.
zeus ,iecoect tbat located with you when you was
wt1out an Artists and, as am unprepaed to travel
shall thete'o mjOtliu my rights Having truth and
justice foe my motto and the interest of the people nv
gloCy shall execute my arrangements aud with the
aid of my PaG and friends win have as soon as Spring
comes; Rooms erected foe my bushes furnished with
large SvLghts end every convenience necessary for
securing the best and most durable Daguereotypes-
so slong my old hierds and get Pictures taken for
all your absent relations Recollecs my Prices range
fom 6fty GEMS upwards and sm determined that no
opposition shall underse1 me. Lockets, Pins, and
Rings filed in he beat ordcr and all business in my
ne done up hOresy, and In the most approved style
All work warraped not to fade or change Perfect sat
isfactiCn given sale. Ny work will show foritself
aud kindly ocit and all to come along without
delay and examine for yourselves. N B. L0dies will
do we'll to avoid light Dresses dark coors always for
good eject. a InstructiOn given in the Art on rea
sonabe terms. ..s .-t#
Jan. 4, So IT, j. w. GOULD
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GT'YOu say, Mrs. Smith, that you have
lived with the defendant for eight years; does
the Court understand that you are married to
him2'
'Of course is does, said Mrs. Smith:
Have you a marriage certifcate?
Yes, your Honor, three on'em--two gals
and boy.
Verdict for the plaintiff. Call The next
case.
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FEED FOR HOEsEs.--In feeding q horse, it
should be remembered that corn has tenden.
Cy to make him slow, as may be witnessed in
the slow.moving, corn.fed horses Of 0hio.--
Oats more suitable 10 develop all his quail.
tiles and from twelve to sixteen quarts per day
should be given.-[P PTatt's Lecture.
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AS Prot. II. was taking walk one day in
she beautiful and picturesque environs of Edin-
burgh, he met one of those beings USUALLY
termed fools, and The Professor accosted him
thus; How long can person live without
brainss' Odd. | dlnna weel ken, SIR said the
fool, but (scrntching bis head, how lang have
ye liV'd yersel. sir?'
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In breaking : ahorse always keep your tenn.
per, lfyou lose that essential quality while
you are on the back Of any animal. your neck
is in danger. Always be as cool as cucum.
Der.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

You can do that and your CREDIT too by purchasing
your Goods at |. Arehbold's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Bonnets Hats
Caps Boots Shoes &c. &C. all of which will be sold
just low they ought to be sold for cash or produce
Pay us you go and have no dsagreeable settlements
Short settlements, long friends.
Orrollton, Aprl 20 1854. I. ARCHBOLD.
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SoMx persons think that hard water IL best
for horace; bns they prefer sot wetGr, and drink
more willingly frOm ponds than from clear
springs Hard spring water shoald therefore
De expcsea 70 the air for some time before
given 70 horses, ri Thaes
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TO ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for sale, Of very fine texture
and beautiful finish, So come along shOemakels and
farmers, and win give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat.
N B. FIvE cents per pound for good Hides in cash or
leather at my tannery. j. w. YOUNG.
Nov o. 1854 IT, BeunaVista Valley
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EEA model return upon a writ was recent
y made BY deputy sheriff in Morgan county,
Indiana. IL was--sarved the within. but was
fs With bri hbatS BY the woman SO that
couldn't saTve 1t.
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An old farmer whose son had died, was Wis
tied by Q neIehbor who began to eondole with
him on bis loss. Ny lossl No such thing
It's bis own loss--he was Of age That farmer
was philosopher.
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A vit being asked what the word 'genius,
meant? replied, III you bad il in YOU. YOU
wouldn't sAk the question; but as YOU have Il
Dess you can never know what il means
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LAND EaRsAh.E.

iwllselt on reasonable teEns the following dsscFi
Ded tract OF land situate n the township Of Lee arro "a
county, Ohio viz: apart The southwest corner ofhe
northwest quarter Of secton nineteen % FoWsshID -
twelve OF Range four containing Twelve acres Of land
decided BY Guy Dudgeon, to Sarah Davis. now AZ
ceased. Terms made known by application toyLe an
dsrsigned at New Market Harrison Co.. 0hip fss = 5
ApplxsOOn az It must be sold. 7Gs - 7ta
March I, '55. 6w. : :"
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PRTCES

No. ., Liberty Street Baltimore, I'D.
L. T. C0NANT Ravenna. Ohio s the authorized agent
Of A. Kuhn Co., for the sale Of their Pianos In al Nor
then Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, towhom applca
ton should be made.
All orders, applications &C., viii be received and
promptly forwarded 10 said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 0, 1854. u Ce~<ollton, Ohio.
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d II siness Garo 8.
Al. w. MORRISON,

TT0REEY Al Law,
HAS resumed the practice Of The law. He
III sil particularly attend 10 che settlement Of estates
By Executors AdmlnsrAtora and Guardians ior which
bis lzle sxperence IN he Probate Court SIMPLY Qaa6ss
him An other business Of professional character en-.
trusted 70 hscsre, n this and the adjoining COUNTIES
win be attended 70 uilh promptitude and fidelity.
0FncE-ln The 70 ,m opposite the pssi. rosf ef the
Court House, hsrstOiOre occupied BY j. h. ThPp ESQ
FEB. I6-'b5 ESQ -
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sHAyE you Blasted Hopes?' asked lady Of
. green librarian, whose face was much swool-
en BY fhe tootIacls. NO. ma am, replied
the youth. but I've got blasted toOthache.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

The SemLannua examinations Of the classes Of Rich
mOnd College, will take place at the College building,
on Wednesday the 2s tn Of March. And on Thursday
evening the 2eth there will be contest by the Phlo-
matheOn and Phrenocosmean Literary Societies.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
The Summer Session ofthis Institution will open on
Monday, the 7tb, Of May.
The College year Is divided into two sessions Of Eve
months each The rates oitution per session are sir
and ten dollars Good boarding and all necessary &C.
cOmmodatons can be obtained on very reasonable
terms. By order Of the Board
JLINDLY, PREs
JOS. JONES, SEC.
Richmond, Ohio, March 1876. 4w
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I have turned many woman's head,
boosted wong nobltmun Of France. Yes,
replied TaIleyrand. away from you.
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VAN RROwN,

Attorasy aRd 0OHaseLfoF at LaS
0FFIcE-Over James Cameron's Store,
[febs Sal Main Street, CaFrollton, Ohio.
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LEAs A. HARSH.
AGEN rs
FORT DIES MONIES. IOWA

WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land 0fieesin Western Iowa.
Taxes paid, collections and LEoAL business generally,
promptly attended TO.
These wishing to enter Lands in Centraland Western
Iowa. do so By sendng eastern drafts or their
Land warrants. Terms for selecting and entering Land
exclusive Of Government fees for Land warrants 100
acres $40; 80 acres, So 40 acres, IS.
8OOO acres arable Land in Polk and other coun.
ties for sale by LEAS h HARSH. =
March 1916. lY.
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ERECKELY.

AttOrRsy aRd 1COSHsslloT al Lac
viii practice at the profession In Carroll and the ad
Joining counties. An business entrusted 10 him WI
receive prompt attention. 0FFiCR-SRal frame
building one door South Of the stidger House." Car
rOlltOn, Ohio.
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~. n. KNIGHT,

TTORNE At LAW,
LEKsBURGH, ................ CARROLL To- u
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
w may be intrusted TO him, in Carroll, Harrison and
TuscaraWas counties.
[Feb.S-'55.l
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OARHART's IMPROVED
PATENT MEL0DEONS.

P. a. CHILD, Manufacturer Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second and Third Stories of Hur
burts New Block Nos 646e and Ss Ontario street. Man
uactoy In the new three story brick building directly in
rear.
P. A. Child is the sole Proprietor Of the aboye named
Patent for the State Of Ohio. st
Having been two gears and half In perfeCtng these
Instruments, Introducing various improvements and in
systematizng the business Of manufacture s now pre-
pared to turn out % instrumental per week, keepng
constantly In process Of manufacture, over 800 Meo.
deOns.
Attention is called 10 the large instruments with two
and three sets of Reeds. aud two Banks Of Keys as
being decidedly superior to any Melodeoa ever before
made In this country. A Committee Of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made since which they have been improved
DDInE
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Jso A. Brran,r
IhUs n ON0AIuNs dNU A bIhuHAE
JOHN N. CROXTON.

Att0Tasy aa Z OeaHssIIsT at Lac,
WILL give prompt attention 70 all business
W entrusted 70 bis care IN Carroll County or else
where 0ee Immediately opposite The west door Of the
Court House, Oarrolkon, Ohio.
a The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of Cadlz
Ohio may be procured BY the retention oishs above
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PIANOS / PIANOS II PIANOS III

Allow rs 10 call your attention to our stock Of SPLEN
DID Pianos Of all patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames ell Of Rosewood Gases, with ell the modern i'm
highly and neatly finished Of brilliant and
powerful tone, For sghtssH yoars haze they been sold
all over the Union, IN competition slsh ell Others,
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VpaI 0AWal VaOs
L. 7. C0NANT RaIelna, Ohio, will furnishany Of the
above instruments at thI prices published AID will war
ant each to give sata ,ton. Each instrument viii be
vel packed in ne Vt case, without extra, charge
Orders from broad viii be promptly attendedto
All orders for said instruments win carefully and
rompty forwardedby WILLIAM Mccoy.
Nov. 9iS64, If Carrollton, Ohio.
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also, Cosmetics, Hair-Dyes, Hair-0ils, &c.
Il for sale aIthe lowest figures. J. o. BAXTER.
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nR. Fitch's celebrated abdominal supporters
IL Trusses, Shoulder-braces for Ladies and
Gents. J.C BAXTER.
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WHITE-LEAD, Red Lead, Litherage, and
w small paints Of different descriptions.
J. @. BAXTER.
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roD-LIvKR Oil, Sweet Oil. Lard Oil Castor
" Oh, Olive OIL &c. J. @, BAXTER.
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bUCKEYE CARD WRITER.

WUUAE n N1AhND NNhINMs
THE undersigned would respectfully an
nonnce to the Citizens of Carrollton and the rest o
mankind" that be preparedto execute address cards
business cards. complimentary cards, &c. These cards
gotten up In copper plate STYLE and are far superior
to any printed cards. Terms low. All orders from a
distance must be addressed to VIM. Mccoy, Carrolton
Ohio, who will make known my terms, receive money,
and forward cards. !. ULMAN.
Carrollton, o. Feb. Is, 1855.
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pATENT Medicines Of the latest and mos
approved kinds for sale his establishment Opposit,
the West door of the Court House.
I n pAXTEp
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New Arralgement.

The undersigned takes this method Of informing the
zens Of Carrollton and the rest Of mankind that be
as purchased the Drug Store Of John Sterling Esqr,
and that be just receiving aarge lot drugs from the
East be offered for sale BY him at the old establish
purchased n this section Of country. Al drugs war
rahted pure, JOHN o. BAXTER.
CaTOton o. Jan. IS 'b5.
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To Larry 0'Hoolgan, late of town of Tully-
muchgersho, Parish Of Bsllyragget, near Bal.
lysltchgurty, in the county Of Kilkenny, Air.
land.
P. S.-Don't write to me till yes recaved
this.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26
For The State sentinel
Know HofhinRism

II is well known fact that short time
since, a National Convention OF Know Moth
ings assembled in the city Of Philadelphia.
Delegates were sent up to said Convention,
from every State in the Union, under solemn
pledges to stand by the Union and 70 abide
by the decision Of the majority Of the said
Convention 1t is also a well known fact
that a split took place in said Convention
that the minority refused 10 be governed by the
majority and that too, in violation OF Solemn
obligations to do SO.
There is now no National KnoO Nothing or
American pavty-all is split up in factions.
The Southern wing of said party is strong
IL pro-slavery and the Northern portion have
nuited with the Abolitionists and other sec
tional parties.
Now the question arises should National
men in sentiment both North and South,
who have been heretofore acting with the
Know Nothines. be legally or morally bound
70 continue 10 act with said party? In other
words with such sectional parties as now et-
ist both North and South
Abolitionis,n or uro-slavery, has not been
doctrine or creed Of the Know Nothirgs un-
81 since the secession, and the question now
arises. should National Americans now act
with and foster sectional parties which are
60 dangerous 10 the well being and perpetuity
Of the Union? II is evident that the time
has come for all National minded men, who
love the Union and the laws and fhe Consti-
tuition Of the country better than they do
partv-to take sides in the great contest
which is being forced on the country-that
is between Abolitionism on the one hand and
the Constitution and the perpetuity Of the
Union on the other. UNION.