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BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE For May has also
been received, cOntents--The Length of Hu.
man Life; Ziadee; Romance-Par: vi; Poet
ry of the War; The Campaigns Of French
HuEzar; Modern NOvelists; Notes on Csnads
and the N. W. Of America: Part IL; The Roy
al Scottish Academy; The cold Shadsi The
Story Of the Campaign; Part vi.
The four quarterly Reviews and BlackwOOd
are re-publishsd by L. Scott & Co., at $500
per annum, each; the four Reviews & Black
wood, Sl0.
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New Special Notices.

~ The editor of Scots Weekly Paper" one Of
the largest literary and family newspapers published in
Philadelphia, says
"Dr. Hollands German Bitters, manufactured by
Dr.. Jackson, are nov recommended by some Of the
most prominent members Of the faculty, as an
article Ofmuch efficacy in cases Of female weakness-
As such is the case We would advise all mothers to oh
tain BOTTLE and thus save themselves much sickness
Persons Of debiltated constitutions will find these bit
ers advantageous to their beAh as we know from ex
perienos the Salutary effect they have upon weak sys
tems.h
Sold by Dr. G. A. Bsogel, CarrOlltOn, Ohio.
June l4--2W.
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINsi
READY -MlDh CLOTHING.
THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BIB HErsrER.

TBE ROOM LATTIT occUPIED N . NEisTKR.
The underigned hereby informs the citizens Of thi:
place and surrounding country, that be s receiving
and opening BeW stock OF fashionable Ready-made
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
which he offers TO his fends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever exhibited 10 this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one OF the best hous.
es in the city, he is enable receive supplies every
week. thus offering to purchasers The important adTan.
tage Of having continually new fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment make their selections FROM TO their
certain satisfaction.
The public therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto is CHEAP for CASE. Quick sAes and
small profits. S. SHWABACKER, Agent
Carrollton, April 26, '55.-tf.
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ARRrsrrp.-Pbilip kaufman. German

REsTED.-Philip Kaufman, German
was arrested in Boston on the 9th inst or
charge of enlisting men for the British army,
Kaufman had arrived in Boston on the above
date, from New York, with 10 men, German
and Irish. whom he had promised work or
farm in the vicinity of that city, at $40 pei
month. When he attempted to ship them for
Halifax, they proved refractory, which led to
legal investigation Of the matter.
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ATTACHMENT NOTCH.
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WnOLEcAI6 dENO ALA1A4
DEALER IN
coRPER, TIN, BRAes, AND IRON wAHE,
One door Wsst Of the "hdiaN Queen Hesse, andUg
Hasdiatsly East Of the "PattOn Hose" NainSG
CARROLLTUE, ,..................,.OH OHIO.
Having removed from my old staHd west Of the EE-
change to the above named place. and having On hspd
large asso rtment OF Cook, Psrlor Franklin and Beat
ing Stoves, Plain and Fancy Crates, Fhe.foats, Tea
Kettles, s ad hons &c. embrace this opportuui! Il
returning my thanks tony nunerouseutteners ard ts
public generally, for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed me, and announce that am ugain 81 their
service and am determined sell little lower than
any other establishmentn tbis plsce or elsewhere.
j keep constantly on hand full supply OF the atora
enumerated articles together with an excellent seize,
ton Of Chain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hollow wee
of ali descriptions. Cal and see JGT yourselves.
cePPEn, TIN, sHEET Iron, AND BRASS VAR
Manufactured to order, and mendng dope on the short
est notice. House spOung, in al lie bEanches poupr-
" executed. constant supply Of Copper ard Brass
Kettles, and superior quality Of tin kept OnhArd
which will sell low for cash, oF approved country po
duce in hand Persons desrlrg to purchase anything
in my line viii do well to give call before purc has
ing elsewhere, as determined hot to be unde-sod
by any. b. l.. bEsI'
March 2e--'55.tG
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EEW AMEMcAS. has become Of this
new literary prOductiOni In the later part Oi
March we received its Prospectus which we
publishedi and We received = number Of the
American Annual in the month Of April and
gave il q notice, but have not heard Of i
since. We desire to have another peep at th'
Annual Shall we. Mr.. Maltbyi
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ET A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Uni.
on. writing from Cincinnati relates, as re.
markable circumstance, the appearance Of a vast
number Of young toads near Dayton after a
late rain. He wisely concludes, that the tOads
must have come from the cloudsl Such sto.
ry may do to circulate in the vicinity of Puts.
butgh. Who does not know that in sandy
soils. after warm rains, large numbers of young
toads make their appoarance2
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tE OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruptiOns and
diseases arising from an impure depraved state of the
blood. See the extraordinary Of VIM. g. HarWood,
highly respectable citizen Of Richmond, Va, by Car!
ter Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores Of the
worst description, and finally got bad he unable
to walk except crutches few bottles of Carter
Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier cured him. as
II has cured hundreds Of others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects OF murcury, and pains, and ul
GERS Of the bones and joints.
See advertisements.
June Z, I'm.
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RAILROAD AccrDESr.-on last Friday morn
ing, al Dover, man named Daniel Daily Of
Cleveland, vas crushed between the cars and
a platform erected for the purpose Of loading
cattle, The unfortunate man wa so badly in
iured that fears are entertained Of bis recovery.
Drs. Slinguf 4 BrasheAr rendered the nseess-
ary surgical and medical sid,-[Tus. Adv. OI
the 9th inst.
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YoUTH's CAsKET:--The June number Of this
beautiful gem of Ofuseful and entertaining read
ing for youth has found its way to our tsble.-
1t is well stored with table talk for children.
Price per snnum only so cents. Address E.
E. Beadle, Buffalo N. Y.
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EE An exchange says;-The Mayor oE
Wellsville, Ohio. got drunk not long since ;
when sObered, he went before squire, in.
formed Of himself paid his fine and resigned his
Office. The last act was sensible.-Taere are
many others in authority in our State, who
should "go and do likewise" "or quit their cups.
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JUsrIoE's ELEcTIOH:-Thsrs Win be An slssGiOs
held in this (Csh.rs) township. on Saturday
the RSrd inst. fOr the purpose Of sIesting one
person 70 lhs OfhSs OfJuslise Of The Peace Ia
room Of hishAsl Abrahims Esq., Who died %
The lst. insf.
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BRIT1sH LITERATURE. Edinburgh Re.
view for April, 1855. Isl upon our table. Con.
tents-SlsveTy in the U. s.; Travels in sibe-
ria; English sumAmes; The Correction Of Iu.
venie Offenders; NJ Huc's Travels in China;
Pascal PaOli; The Chemistry Of common Life;
The AutOcracy of the Cars; Lord BrOugham
on Criminal Procedure; Army Reform.
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SALE OF BANK sToCK,- Forty Shares Of
Stock 10 the Jefferson Branch Bank, at Steu.
beuville, Ohio, belonging to the estate Of the
late Jane Wilson, were sold on the end inst. in
lot Of Eve Shares each, and brought 6, 7 ane
u per cent, premium.
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RF From latest advices from New Orleans,
we learn that Cholera and Yellow Fever are
both raging in the City to an alarming degree
They exist in their most malignant and fatal
forms. Many of the whealthiest citizens had
fallen prey to one or the other of these scour-
gss. The Small Pox is also prevailing to
great extent. There were 20 deaths, by Chol
era, for the week ending May, go. and sS6
by yellow Fever AMI Small Pox.
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GT The "Hard" portion of the LocofOeo
party in New York have called State Conven-
tion at Syracuse on the 9th Of September. for
the nomination Of State ticket They assume
the name Of the Democratic party" but they
hate the Administration and theSofts more cor
daily than they ever did or now dothe Wings.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-14

ET Judge BARLEY presiding over the Dis
trlct Court now in session in Cincinnati, has
given the unanimous opinion of the Court in
the case of ArrisOn now under the sentence Of
death for the murder Of the Allisons, that the
Judge Of Criminal GourL erred in his charge to
the jury The judgment and sentence were
set sside;.and new trial was granted.
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Tailoring.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L : the citizens Of Carrollton and vicinity, that
be has opened Ous tailor shop, in the room formerly
occupied by N. Burger, bat Store, on Main Street,
where he is prepared to execute ali work in hs line up
on the shortest notice. and In the approved style
Please give him a call DAVID NJ \nXS0N.
April s, 1855, ly.
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E% A dispatch dated Lancaster, Pa. June
6, says;-The Lancaster Savings Institute Of
that city has failed. The Treasurer has been
arrested and committed, on charge ofembezzle-
ment. The deficit is stated at 8 800, 900,
and the assets $4,000. Much excitement
prevailed among the depositors.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-14

EE Two OOfthe jurors who acquitted Matt.
Ward Of Tue murder of Butler at Louisville,
has commenced suit against the Louisville
Democrat for the injury done to their charac-
ters, laying damages at $i8. 900.
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4rH OF JULT.-ws win state for the infOr-
nation OfOur readers that there are Prspara.
tons being made BY our citizens for q grand
celebration Of the 4th Of July next We vii
be able 10 give particulars next week.
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Money Wanted.

r would take this method of requesting those
L indebted to me. TO call and pay their sew
era accounts and notes, as quick possible, am
anxious to leave here as soon can, and have
nothing to keep me here only the collection Of my
counts will receive Ii as great favor If my friends
will call coon. It is not my desire to be compelled to
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. BRAOKIN,
OF the late firm OF Cummings q BraUkiu,
April s, 1865 If.
N. B. All accounts, notes not paid soon viii be left
OF cole euon.
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NOTICE.

The creditors Of JORN PEARcE ESQ. deceased arr
hereby notified that on the cath day Of May d. D. 1856
the Probate Court of Carroll county Ohio declared the
Estate Of said John PesrCe, nsOlyent creditors ara
thereove required to present their claims against the
estate, to the undersigned for allowance within 81,
months from the tiae Of the above date, they will
be entitled 70 payment VAN BROWN;
Adm'r J. PeaIee.
CarrolltOn, o. May 81, '65--4w. pr fee tl,aS
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EE D. n. TOLAs, Agent fOr Carroll county.
March I6, 1855. 3m.
SHERIPF'5 SALE

Luke Davis, administration
OF J. N. Davis, deceased, By virtue Of tw eIecu-
Va ions, issued from the Court
James NcGinty; also 4 Of Common Pleas 0i Car
A. w. Morrison, vs. same roll eOuasy, Ohio, ezl to
ne directed ~in offer
for sale the door Of the Uo1 House. IN the town o
CarfoitOn, in said county OF Carroll OhiO,
On Saturday, the 10th day ot June next, ie55,
the following described real estate, SITUATE n
The county OF Carroll aud State OF Ohio, 70 vat PsgG
Of the south West Quarter OF Section Twenty nine
township FourteeA, range Four-eoHsaihng one bun
dred Gnd twenty Of land Appraised az S2,5ga-
~ Terms cash. J. ID. WIllfGRAET, ahsrifi.
May II, 1855. pr lee 8 90
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ENPTE JAH.-sOms Of cur exchanges brAg
that their respective county JaIls have bssu
empty for some weskL' which spsAkS wen for
their land Of steady hablls.'
The Jail Of this county has had but Oes
bOsrdsr since November. 1858, and this one
was in jail but over night Beat this.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
sTEUBENVILLE, ..... OHIO
KERP always on hand large assortment Of
IA School, Heocal and MkeeEsneOus books, Plain and
Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing and Wrap
ping Papers Of all sizes Note Papers, Envelopes Steel
Pens and all kinds Of Stationary.
They are prepared 10 hIl all odeIs from Merchants,
School Committees, Teachers and othesal low prices.
Having bindery connected with our establishment,
prepared make ell kinds Of Blanks for all.
roads, Insurance Companies. County OfheeTs, Banks
Merchants, &c. Printed sOrk bound 10 order. As We
use the best quality Of stock and employ the best work.
men, work will compare iavoraby with that Of any
other indery in the State blanks Of all kinds PACED
90 order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
Scraps. MeDOWELL6 co.
steubenville, March is, 1855. IT,
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HThe population Of Wheeling. Va, as as
certained by census, is 1886. This is con-
siderable Of falling off from the estimate Of
some months ago when il was put down at 10,
600 souls.
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CHEAP OLcTEISe. has 6ne
lot of ready made elOthing-eali and examine
for yOurselves.--oheaP "Jo" is on hand TO
give bargAin-stOre room. AeisIer's corner
building formerly occupied as grocery.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to persons interested that
my instance writ Of attachment was issued, on tn
l9th day of April 1885, by S. l. Ross, Rsq, Justice
Of the Peace in Brown township, Carroll county, Ohio
against the goods and chattels, rights credits moneys
and effects ofJosEPH N, DEIaER AErHoSr GIHBER anG
JOHS WEARR, delaulting Debtors ..l,l
.,.s- go c. G, PAESsLER.
Nay 8, Ie56,--9w.
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EE General James irwin has given two
hundred and fifty acres of land iu Center
County, Pennsylvania, 10 the Agricultural
Society OF the State, for a farmers high-schOol.
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AT Five men were recently killed by the
falling Of portion of the tunnel under Walnut
Hill, near Cincinnati. They were removing
the props preparatory to arching:
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THEOLOGICAL
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS.
PUBLISHED BT
PUDXEY 8 RUSSELL.
70 JOHN STREET, N. Y.

THE End of Controversy, COntroverted, BY Bisho
l Hopkins, OF Vermont. This is now universally &C
knowledged to be the answer to Miners End of Con
roversy the most popular prOselytng book ever crcu
lated by the Romanists. Bishop Hopkins work is in
tensey interesting, contains q complete epitome o
Church History showing the causes ard the necesit,
of the Reformation and exposes the frauds and refutes
the arrogant claims of Rome in 80 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.
copacy and Presbyteriansm Il Is conclusive in argu.
ment brilliant, glowing and eloquent in style and
has never been answered.
Staunton's Dictionary of the Church-A full expla.
nation Of all Church usages and technical Church terms
arranged alphabetically. 1t is indispensable for everv
intelligent 0hurchman.
The Sacrament of Responsibility. The best summary
Of the dOctue Of Scripture and the Church in regard to
Holy BAPTISM especially in the ofinians Appro.
we'd by more than twenty of the Bishops.
Steps TO the Alter.--An admirable manual Of devo-
tion preparatory to the receiving Of the Holy Commu.
non, and companion during the celebration Of the
same.
Things 10 be Remembered. "A capital little supple.
ment to the Catechism very conveniently arranged
as to help the youthful memory.
Adams AlleeOries. Shadow Of the Cross-The
Instant dlis-'A ne oiu Men A"niS AnS AinS Aiss
sengers--and the Cherry Sonss.Theso are delightful
stories for children and Sunday Schoors-tbe deepest
truths of Religion adorned with the most charming
style and play Of fancy, with fine ilustrations.)
MonrO's Allegories Dark River--The Combat,
ants-The Revellers-The Midnight Sea--The Wander
er-and the Way through the Desert--AnOther cap.
tivang series ofinsrucve and touching aegories for
Children and Sunday Schools Embellished with cuts
The Holiday Week-Norten HArgrave-The Prizs
Day.-7hree volumes Of sprghuy sketches Illustrating
in religious spirit oil the vicissudes and varieties Of
the life Of children during their school days.
The War In the East, By Bishop Southgate especial
ly devoted to the consideration Of the religious interests
involved Ia the issue. The authors long residence il
the Fast makes bis Views peculiarly valuable.
o. Several good Agents wanted to circulate the
above Works. to whom very liberal terms viii be al
lowed. ss-..t.
June T., '65--6t. ... ~. t..
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1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, atS4 4.OOO
200 Brocha Shawls. at sa5 5000
500 " Silk Dress Patterns, atts0 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at IS 10000
10000 Gold. ms, with Silv'rCas's, at g &C. 900
10000 Gold Rings, at 81 so each $4,000
I2O64 do at 100 each 1904
Every purchaser Of the spleadid large LithogsDhir
Engraving, viii receive Certificate Of Membership
euuIlng them 70 chance in the above si Of Ealuntls
and costly Gifts for the People The EngaTihRs can
be cent by mail without being damaged TO aBy part Of
the country.
- FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED. a
Persons wishing TO act as Agents iOF us viii please
send recommendation signed BY the Postmaster oF
some other Influential and well knOzn person. ia lie
place where they reside.
To those persons Who have been acting as Agents for
Us In our former Distribution, this is 20, required
All orders with the money enclosed lgee Of postage
viii Meet with prompt attention.
In order TO prevent mistakes agents and others trans
hitting money to Us will please have It sealed u ths
presence Of the Postmaster and the amount entered W
the way bill.
We prepay al our letters, circulars &c, 10 our
agents and correspondents and expect item 10 DO tho
same with US.
sE Agents wanted in every town, whom we win
furnish with pOsteTs circulars schedules Instruction.
&C.. on application our office, or By mail post paid
For further particulars see descriptive bills So, o. en-.
quire al Office, No. 2, Wslcutts Block, Town Street
Columbus, Ohio. BURNELL / CO.,
PaoPRInORs
EE D. n. ToLAs, agent for Carroll county.
March l6, 1855. 3m.
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DISSERTATION OF CO.PARTSERsuIp.

The cO-partership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the name Of Brother
wac, on the 6rst day Of February last s66 dissolved
by mutual consent
8. SCHWABACHER
NAY "a, b5.-sw" W. SCHW ABACHER R
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WATCH MAKING.

WATCH MAKING.
SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of CarroltOn and CarrOl
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
Watches, Clocks, and Jewery Of all kinds, gold Pens
Vioins and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store. Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Fspied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work oi
goods. Watches be left at the residence Of Mr..
Wash Butsr Carrolton Ohio and win be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
Us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Pm ladelphia, July 81, 1853.
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+AFH "
Il A n G | N G \ !.

I'VE are now receiving one of the largest and
~ best selected stocks OF Wall Papers and Borders
before offered Our stock is all new this Spring
and comprises the ates and best style. 1t consists in
part of Hall papers Of and beautiful DESIGNS. Par
lor, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va.
riety of style and quality.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles .. .y. ..
Transparent Window Shades. Egd and Plain with
Putnsms Patent Fixtures; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and FrebOard Screens in great variety
Of patterns
With extensive assortment to select from, and lov
prices, we expect to please those who may give
CALL MCDOWELL 4 CO.,
Booksellers, StatiOners and Paper Dealers,
Market Street Steubenvile, Ohio.
March 10, 1866. IT,
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ScHooEER CAPsIzED-FoUR LIVES Lost
The SchO Oner Experiment capsised about three
miles of st. Joseph Harbor, Lake Michigan, at
6 O'Clock P. M. Of June lst and at an early
hour next morning was discovered on the
beach one mile north of the pier, bottom side
up.--Upon chOpping hole through her. Mrs,
Capt. Napier, Of st Joseph, her eldest son aged
Is years and ThOs. Prosser, Maze, were taken
out Of the cabiaAlive. having boen in the cab
in some is hoars, in the water nearly up to
their waist. A child Of Mrs, Napier, one year
cid, was drowned; search 10 now being made
for its body. which is supposed to be inside Of
the wreck. VIM. Jennings, Master; Levi LIv-
ingston, Seamen, and Phineas Braitan, Cook,
are lost. having been washed overheard when
the vessel capsized. Their bodies have not
been recovered. All on board were residents
Of st, Joseph. The Experiment is new yes
sci about sixty tons burthen, built here last
year. Detroit Tribune. a. ~
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npopcr 10 IoNrs, rgTATF

GEORGE W. J0NEs' EsTATH.
Notice Is hereby given tia the snbtedher has been
appointed and Qusli6td as Administrator Ik estate
Of George w. Jones, deccnsed. late q csIisn enp!,
Ohio. R0BkkT W AlINLh
April 1s, '55.-3w.
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FALSE RuMoR.--N has been rumored abroad
that cur town has become 80 far reduced that
eau afford but one house Of entertainment.
tOwit: the'Westsyn Exchange We are happy To
state that while the Exchange is in full llast,
the Patton HOose'is also, in full operation un-
der the gentlemanly care Of 8. g. Mckee, Who
suceesded Mr.. James Patton. This house has
rot been closed, but has at all times. been open
fOr the entertainment of the. travelling pabIie.
Our town can boast Of two Is good public
houses as any county seal in eastern Ohio.
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80 Dispatch dated Washington city. June
6th, --Buokingham Smith has been ap.
pointed Secretary Of Legation OF Madrid, vice
H.J, Perry, recalled. .t @
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BOARD OF CoSTRoL.--G. Swan, for many
years President Of the Board Of Control Of the
State Bank of Ohio. has resigned. and D -
Andrews, of Steubenville, has been che =
his place. John r. Finn is Vice President.
and ]. ]. Janney is the Secretary. At the late
meeting Il was ordered chat all bills under 20
should be signed by the Vice President,