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lNDUL0ExcEs AND PuR0AroRr The f0llOWing
is the ridiculous conclusion Of late 'eircular
letter put forth by bis reverence the Catholic
BishOpof Newark Queer doctrine this TO be
read by the hight Of The nineteenth century.
we APPOINT the month Of December as the
time during which the Iridium granted BY our
Holy Father Pope Plus TX, BY bis Rsseipt Of
the 2Isi Of January, 1885. shall bs celebrated
m this diocese. We allow the several pastors 10
chose A. their discretion. any three Successive
days during tEat month, for theft respective
regations--arangihg the time with the
neighbOring clergy, 10 order that they may as
slst one another 10 hearing confessions and Civ
ing the necessary Instructions.
To all who assist devoaily at the religious ex
ercises IN any Of these three days, the Holy
Father grants a partial indulgence of seven
years; and pleuary indulgence to those who
attend during the entire Iridium, confess their
sins with humility and conIrdon, receive the
Holy Communion, and on the last Of the three
days. offer prayers to God, accordingly to The
intention Of bis Holiness. These indulgenees
may be applied. b. way Of suffrage, TO the
souls in Purghlory.
| His Holiness has also granted, that on each
Of these three days, one Mass OF the Immacu
late Conception Of the Virgin Mary may be eel.
ebra:ed with or without singing. We also
give permission for the benediclion Of the Bles
sed Sacrament on those days.
Given al our residence in Newark, this Oh
day Of November, A. D. 1866. being the octave
OF the feast of All Saints.
JAMES. BIsaoP OF NEWARK.
! By order OF the RI. Rev. Bishop.
J VICToR BEAUDEvIN, Secretary.
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BLAcKwooD for November has been received
Contents, The Eastern Shores Of the Black
Sea. Zadee: Romance - part XII, Pro.
lessor JohnsOn's Last Work, An Old
Contributor at the Sea Side (concluded) J,
Modern Light Literature--Traveller's Tales,
Paris and the Exhibition-Letlers to Irenaeus,
The Story of the CaDpaign-Part XI,, War
POlitics-What we (England) are fighting for
BackWoOd is one Of the reprints of Leonard
Scott d Co., Of New York The Magazine is
from the pens Of some of the most eminent
writers of England. The re pint is furnished
at IS. 90 a year. Address as above.
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
~ &c NE E[ NRE HC G.

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Il Authority Of the University Of Free Medicine and
4 popular knowledge Chartered By the State Of
Pennsylvania April ~, 1858, with capital of SlOO,
UOO mainly for the purpose Of auesting the evils O.
Spurious Nosrums. Alec Tor supplying the cOnmuui.
" with reliable remedies wherever a Competent PLY
sician cannot will not be employed, have purchased
from DR. John Il. Rowand his celebrated RowAND'.
ionic MIXTURE, known for upwards OF twenty-five
the only aud safe cure for FLvFR and A.
UE, &e,, and his iuestimable remedy 70 Bowel Con-.
PLANTS. Bowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
ogether with The Uuiveisty's Remedy for complaints
Ji the Lungs,
Ihe Uniyersity's remedy for Dyspepsia or indges.
lion,
The University's remedy for Coeiiee Bowels
Also the UpveIsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dispeusary Of store Of Dr. c. A Boegel, Car
rolllou, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store Of B. Latimer, New Ia
| gersown, Carroll county, Ohio.
| May II. is - SIN.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Luke Davis EEr &c. ( BY virtue Of a EsBdi. az
Of james N. Davis, Dec POHs, Issued flou the
VS. Uout Of Commou p loas
James McGinty Of Carroll county, Ohlo.
and directed vii oer for sale At the door Of the
Court House. in the town Of CauolIon, in sad county
oi CaIrCI, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 22nd day Of December, 1855,
the Jowng deser bel real estate situate IN tie souay
Of Carroll aud State Of Ohio TO wit: Part Ofths Soufh
West QIarter Of Section tWenty-nne (2s,l T0WnshiP
fourteen Q4,l Range tour a. containing one hundred
ald twenty O. l20l acres Of and-ApPraised at -
Terms cash. J. H. NHITCKAfr,
Nov. 22-ls sw. Pr. fec $500 shsrf.
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AccIDSNT On Monday last, the lOcomo-
tive of the mail train from the West. on the 0
d P. Railroad, ran into a tree which had been
blown across the track, the night before, some,
where between alliance and Canton. The 10,
comotive was trown from the track and turned
bottom upwards, 1.-The tender and baggage cal
were considerable broken, but no one, ether o
hands, or passengers, were injured. Salen
Republican, 18th inst
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WATCH MAKING.
CEND ON Y0UR WATCHES

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens OF Carrolton and Carroll
county that they can have their repaired in the
best manner and short notice, by Jending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment ofGold and Silver
Watches Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds, gold Pens
Volins and almost every thing usually found in Jewel
ry store NV shop in the centre block Immediately ad.
joining "Bspied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash. Butler CarroltOn 0hioan will be promptly
and retained when repaired. All work warranted Give
US u trial MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1863.
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LONGEVITY There are now living in Hanover
township. in this county. four men whose uni.
ted ages exceed three hundred and ninety
years. They are aged respectively. two about
ninety FIVE, and two upwards of one hundred.
Can any township in the county beat lhat?-
Wash, (Pa Review.
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one year, and an extra copy 10 the person
sending The club. making twelve copies. $50.
G Odey's Lady's Book, and Harper's Magazine
both one year for 81 so. The Ladys Book
and Arthur's Hone Magazine. both one year
for $3.50. Address. L. a. Cooley No. lis
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
We will send the carroll Free Press" ard
the 'Lady's Book one year for ESQ. Send
US along your names.
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AT We solicit attention to the card Of Miss
es Sharp q Davs-Chenille Embroidery and
Floral work, We have been shown some o.
their work. and without hesitancy pronounce
It superior to anything of the kind that has
fallen under our observation. We hope the
bellies of our town will embrace the opportunity
afforded them to acquire knowledge of this
fine art
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GENIUS OF TIE WEST for November has been
received. This excellent original Magazine
aims to encourage Western Literature; and
we are glad % learn that the forthcoming vol.
ume, which commences with January, will be
materially improved. The Genius is publish.
ed at 81. 90 per annum.. Address Vim. T
OoggesLall, Cincinnati, o.
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re- The December number of the Ladies'
Keepsake, and the Ladies' Wreath have come
to hand, They exhibit an increased interest
on the part of the publishers for the entertain
ment of their readers The Keepsake and
Wreath are published at one dollar per anuum.
each. Address Burdick & Scovill, N. York.
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EE Postmasters are responsible for The
subscription Of newspaper as long as they
allow it to be received at their office, after i
is uncaled for refused by the person tc
whom it is directed. The Postmaster Gener
al requires that written note shall be sent tC
every publisher that his paper lies dead in tha
office.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

o. r. Stephens Son, By virtue Of : n "a. g. lev.
VS.. fa issued from the Court Of
james McGnty. Common Pleas Of Carroll
county Ohio and me directed will offer for sale
at The DOR oithe Court House. ia the town Of Carroll
ton, in said county Of Carroll, Ohio
On Saturday the 22nd day Of December 1885.
the following described real Estate situate in the eoun-
ty Of Carroll and state of OHIO towit:-Part Of the
Sou th West Quarter Of Section twenty nine 29 ToWa
ship fourteen l4,l Range four IA, containing one
hundred aud tSenyiacres Of land.-Apprassi At a.
- Terms :ash. J. H. WHlTCkARF.
sheriff
Nov, is, 1856. 5K.--Pr. fee $500.
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The SHORTEST DAY.-The shortest day in
the year Is nine hours and four minutes in
length This occurred On last Tuesday. the 18th
inst, and the Length of the day will vary frac-
ton Of minute for nine days from that time,
increasing single minute on the eth when the
day is nlne hours five minutes in length.
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JOHN n. TRIP.
prok.t- -.
sHERIFF'S SALE,

A. VI, Morrison by virSas Vi vsndL "a ponh
vs. issued from the Coart VI
james McGiniy, Common Pleas Of Carroa
county Ohio, and 10 me directed viii vfer ior aas a
the door Of ,be Door Of the Court House, in the ONa
Of CanoltOu, in said county Of Carroll, Ohio
On Saturday the 22nd dag Of DeeenibfT 1855.
the following described real estate. situate the eosn.
u Of Carroll and State Of Ohio, sowii;-PaFt Of Gbs
South West Quarter ofsectiOn tEeny.ni0e (ss Town
ship iOureen u4,l Range four e. coutani one hup
dred and 'Wenty acres Of land-Appraissd &c t1sgs
20. Terms cash. in. WHlTOaAff,
81 ehR.
Nov. is, 1855 5W-Pr. fee $500
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EE The fourth number or the Medical Spe-
cialist-edited by Robert Hunter, NJ. D, New
York, has been received. The Specialist is
designed as family Journal. for which it is
admirably adapted; and we heartily commend
it as such. Price one dollar per annum.
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WRITINa ScHooL.--At the urgent request
of number Of our citizens, Mr.. |. Ulman has
consented to give lessons in Penmauship dur
ing the evenings of the current winter provl-
ded, school Of sufficient size be raised. We
can recommend our friend Ike as competent
teacher in this elegant art. pitch in Ladies
and Gtnts.
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BOLD RoBBERY.-Some scoundrel not having
The fear of the Penitentihry before his eyes, en-
tered the dwelling of Mr.. F. Mccormick on
Friend street, last night, and stole his panta.
hons from the side OF his bed, in which was a
pocket book containing two hundred and forty
lollars, and made his escape without being dis
covered. This is the boldest robbery perpe.
rated in this city in long time.- Columbus
Journal, / Ith inst.
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JOHN N. LIi'LE { SON
TObaccORiStS, GrOCereTS & Dealers in Mis-
cRllaneOuS GO0dS.

TObaccORiStS, GrOCererS & Dealers in Mis-.
CellaneOuS Goods.
McCook House, corner OF Lisbon and Canal Street
Cauolhon, Ohio
Cigars and Tobacco for the Wholesale and retail
trade Groceries, shelf goods &C., OF the oest quail
tiles and at the lowest prices. Produce of all descrp
tons taken in exchange for arti, les.
A new, excellent aud cheap Patent Bee Palace and
Bee Feeder, can b, seen, in mldel, at the above
pace-township and individual ri hts sold at very low
rates,
Also, WaHels Grease Extractor highly valuable
tcle for removing Grease Paint, Varnish, Tar, &c,
from Cotton, Wooden or Silk Goods This invaluable
extractor is recommended by num.rous persons who
have tiled it, Not the slightest injury to either fabric
color is sustained by its use, where water will not
change. To be had in Oarroton, Ohio, only of
JOHN II. LYLE 8 son.
Nov 3 Ia I'm
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AMERICAN UNIoN.- This is the title Of very
neat sheet recently commenced at Washington,
Pa, to be devoted to the interests Of the A.
meriCan Order. From the number on our Ia.
Bile. if ii is a fair specimen of its successors,
we have rO doubt it will do good service to the
cause of truth. Edited by ]. Musser, Price
one dollar in advance. [Steub. American.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. We learn
on good authority, that the substantial sub.
scrlPllons OF stock to the Steubenville and In
diana RaIroad, in the city of PhlIadelph ex,
ceeds 100000. No mistake this time. No
doubt is entertained buL that the quarter of a
million will be raised; but it will take more
time than was az first supposed = SteubenvIlc
Union.
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EY- An Editor is aot only great bore,
but great foil, when he sets down to write Il
long leader, under the impression that hi,
readers prefer it to the news Of the day, and a
multitude Of items and scraps. So says the
st, Louis Democrat. and so say we.
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NOv.s,I Il
AUDITORS SALE,


By virtue Of the law regulating foreture By the pur
chasers of Ohio School lands section Nc Sixteen q
will offer for sale the door Of thS Court House il
Carrollon at public Auction, on Saturday the 10Th day
OF December next between the nours of 10 o'clock A,
M. aud O'Clock p. N the W est half the North East
qulrter Of section No. Sixteen l6,) In township Ne,
thirteen CS,) and Range No four a. in the Seuben.
vile land District Fog township, OH which there has
accrued including the purchase money penalty interest
and costs amou!ing in tue aggregate to sls46 75,-
Which sum Eiust be paid in cash by the purchaser
the above described tract Of land.
The aoove described tract of land will be sold unde
the lev regulating the sale of Sec 6by the purchase
pay.ng the arranges Of Principal and Interest.
There four Instslments of Principal in arreas
mounting $5S3 S2 cents also four insalmeuts of lnte
ests amounting to $751; by the above sums being pal
on the day o. sale, the purchaser can have years
pay the balance of the purchase money.
j. BLACKBURN,
Auditor Carroll CO. o.,
Nov 1 l8 CIV.
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EE- The American chronological Journal.
and the Water Cure Journal for December are
on our table. These standard publications
should find their way into every family. They
are published at one dollar each. Address
Fowler AMI Wells, New York.
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MARRIED.

On IbuHdsy, the 6ih inslsht. BY Rev. Jas
coics n, hr. John Btboui 10 Miss Margaret
A. West, all Of Carroll County.
On Tie oh instant. By the Rev. r. Merrill
Mr. Jaeob Moorehtsd 4 Miss sussh Tillet, all
Of Carroll County.
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WiLLOUGHBT'S
Patent Telegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said appAiatnA h
III tue townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, AugusA,
ashingtOn and East in Carroll county, Ohio We would
inform tue citizens Of hatpar Of the county that We are
prepared to set up said apparatus on short notice aud
reasonable Said apparatus being for the purpose
OF raising AID conveying from the spring TO tbs
house, which Is admitted to be Of the best GppaEa-
tus for labor saving n the female department, now n
use. Warranted TO give satisfaction.
". 3. Any communications for Us can Be lsa al tbs
American House CaTolitOn, Ohio
WOODB0RNE 4 ROgDEBURA.
Jolly 10. is If
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EST On December 18th inst, on complaint
OF Christian Krumer, Rev. D. W. Wnand
Catholic Priest at Canal Dover, was arrested
for assault and battery and brought before
Justice Welty, and on examination he was re.
quired to enter into recognizance of 5000 tc
appear at the next term Of the Probate Court
Il ITuscarawas Advocate,
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Neru Special Notices.
THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION Il DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. J. 5. HoughtOns Pepsin, the Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints. 1t is Natues own peci6e ioran unhealthy
stomach. No OF man can equal its curative powers
and sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia SHOULD
fail to try it.
Soldby De- @ A. Bpgel Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. Iy.
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E9- Samuel G. Peppard, Esq, died Of con
sumption, at his residence in Cadiz, on the 5.h
inst Mr.. Peppard has been resident of this
place for the last fifteen years, and during that
period had won for himself reputation, as a
lawyer and citizen, that fe men of his age at.
tain. He was a man of decided ability and pos
sessed most amiable disposition. In his in
tercourse with his fellow citizens he was cour.
teOus ard genllema.ly. on all occasions, and
he had their confidence and good will, in re.
turn to the fullest extent [-Cadiz Republican
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A NOBLE DEED AND ITS REWARD --On Fri.
day horse attached to sleigh, was seen run
ming down Whteboro street. When near Gen.
esee, VIM. Dunn, at the imminent risk of life
and limb. boldly jumped into the sleigh, and
succeeded in getting the lines, and stopped the
horse without damage. On receivig his pro-
perty safe end sound, the owner generously of.
fered Mr.. Dunn something to drinkl' 'Nol'
said Dunn. had been drinking man your
horse might be running still!-Utica Herald.
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MILLINERY I'VE invite attention to the card
Of Miss NJ. AnschutE, Millner. Bonnets
trimmed, manufactured, or renovated in the
most approved style and durable manner.
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@A Lowell editor has been compelled to
fork over City dollars for the luxury Of calling
shabby specimen of humanity named Butler,
a 'Borneo APPEL
Il would be well for few renegades, who have
crept in unawares and assumed tue title Of
Editor, in this part of country, ifthey were
put through like the Lowell editor.
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ROBERT GoULD7S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and quail fed as Administrator on The
Estate of Robert Gould deceased, ata ofCarroll Co
R0BERF PATTERSON.
Nov. S9--ts55. Sw.
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A bankerin Buffalo recently lent $4,000
to two Germans, taking as security so or go
gold lever watches. The Jews did not call
for their watches. and it was found that they
were all pinchbeck, except one which had
served as a sample.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-20

re- Sidney G. Burton, well known for his
industry in ferretting out aud bringing to jus.
tice the conspiritors who burned the steamer
Martha Washington, on the Mississippi in Jan.
uary, 1859, died at Cleveland, on Tuesday oI
last week.
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WW A NTE" "o

An active honest an in each section Of the state to
take orders by sample foe Vepeau's Magnetic Agents
A salary OF $3.50 per year. and small commission viii
be paid. salary payable MOnthly.'-For particulars
address D.. NJ. Velpeau, 4s2i Broadway, New .Yolk,
enclosing stamp to prepay answers.
Eov g. Is 4w.
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DENTISTRY!:
DR., III. B ARM E 8,
New FOUNDRY.

Lisbon Street CarrOlItOn, Ohio.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform FAruSfA
Mechanics, &C. that he he has taken baek anu las
now in full o o1eratOn the CarrOllton new
CUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And is amply prepared to furnish to order all knds Il
Poughs, Plough Points, Stoves, Castings Of all dss-
criptions as the shortest notice, and AZ rsasonsbss
prices
4 good a-d extensive stock Of Plougha. Points.
Stoves Castings &C. constantly kept on hand snd iOf
sale at low prices, for Cash. i. AeGu ikb.
Nov. 18Th 1855. t.
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NEW STORE,

The undersigned have opened New Store ln Gar
roOn; in the Room, formerly occupied by Isaac Akin.
son. where they will sell greds low, aud lts Lower
than they be had any other place n aS soaaty for
cash or produce. Our Stock consists Of
Prints,
GinghamF, BootS, Coffee.
CassiueIs, Shoes Tee,
Cas3inetts, Hats, Sugar,
Cloths, Caps, Rice,
Tob teoO &c..
The highest prices in cash or store goods tor dEd
Apples and Peaches; Wheat, Rye BuckwheaL, QsSs.
s0J, 100 pounds Of Pork wanted;
ATKINSON & WILLIAMS.
Nov. /, Is IT,
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TEMPERANCE LECTURERS. Decatur (Ill.,
Gazette publishes a letter from Lincoln in thai
State, in which it is said that the women Of that
place few ays ago mustered in numbers,
armed with axes, shovels, hatchets, knives and
pistols. and marched to Boyds bowlin saloon
and destroyed all the liquor, tobacco, cigars,
de-, on the premises. They also nearly de.
molished the house. This they did in order 70
repeal the license laws in that 2art of the State
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THE WUNDER OF THE AGE.
DR.. Tobias Venetian Linimsnt, Is warranted 10 ours
Cholera Collie Sea Scknessold Sores, swelling Tooth
sche, Headache and pains Of all kinds or no pay.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Capt Cornstoek Of the Steamer Baltic collins LIN 81
was cured Of severe attsct Of Chronic rheumatism 10
tew days BY Dr.. Tobias celebrated Venetian kml-
ment.
CASE OF CHOLERA.
! Mr.. John Wight Of the firm of J, Wright 3 Co., No
| Isl. Charters Street. New Oreans was iDmed .tely
cured of severe attack of Cholera by Tobias Linme
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs Joseph Nicholl Of No l6 Essex ST rect, New
York cured of attack OF Cole aud voiniti b
/ Dr. Tobias VeDe tan Liniment
Depot, 60 Oourtland St, NeE FORK.
Sold b. ali the Druggists, price rs 20 eta
/ Agents 0 A. Beogle and J. G. Baxter, Carfosios
Wand, Harlem sPfinsS hishAnd SHd TSsl hs's
baHh,
! w. as-ls 1y.
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ISG.I75 copes.

IVIHI ACVs . UOIIos'
We believe no other newspaper in TIE world has a
subscription list over half large this: and no peri
udical Of any can Iiya IL And while its extreme
cheapuess rendering increase Of paving readers only
as indirect pecunary advantage to US has doubtless
largely sSeed subscription list it would be absurd
ty not perceive in this unprecedented patronage
some evidence Of public approval and esteem,
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Eg- Brister, the editor of the Newark
Times, a short time since announced his deter
mlnaLion TO employ female compositor8 in his
office. The Zanesvi le Aurora, is accountable
for the following;
During the search instituted by the edi-
ltor OF the Newark Times for female compost
tors, it is reported that the following dialogue
took place.
Brister.--'Good morning, Mr.. Henpeck,
have you got any daughters that would make
type setters.'
Henpeck.--'No; but I've got a wife that
would make vrry fine devil
- AT Newark, N. ], Miss Sarah G. Coe,
recovered verdict of 10, 900 against Samuel.
W. Plum. for seduction.
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9 HAWLS. Now Is the time for a nice Shawl
~ c. & C.
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ID. M..C0LEMAN,.
! HoESs, SigR aRd OrHd1s

N II z
TShop over Jonn MOodys Wagon Shop, formerly %
cupied as Free Pcess Office, Main Street, oarrO'lsOn
Ohio.
Sept. 2O--I955 t.