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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

Washin gton azOu-c---as. Smeas Il CO.. prOp'rs
NOVEMBER 9th l955.--W Dinwidde, Campbell
Rucker, Bedford + Deaton, Roanoke Wilks Bedford \
Tribe cityN Peters, 4 HCo ge;J Trolinger CIV
Doolev. New London Thos Franklin, lady and Camp
bell w MINIS Bedford Dir Evans and lady, Campbel
Miss Evans Campbell; II Haynes, Fayette; w Patti
Angesta NJ I'll Bruce Baltimore \ ShepcX. Illinois
Il Perkins, Campbell 5 VI White Roanoke a J Wiles and
lady New York Mrs l. l. Hill and children, New York; =
l. Hancock. Franklin; \ Hin New York Mrs VI A Hancock
Franklin Gilbert ptsylyania Mrs Hancock, Franklm
Mrs l. Greencr Pttsyvania; Miss Julia Hancock Frank
In II Calm, x I X II IL Hancock. Franklin w
Jones Bedford; J Andrews Campbell } Johnston, Rich
mond II Fowler. Wheeling j Scott, c II Burnley,
Fleming Ky Freeman & L X r; Patterson, Fanl.-
liz
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MARRIED

On the 9TH inst Liberty by the Rev j. d. Mitchell
Mr. JOHN NJ REESE and Miss SALLY c. daughter Of Col John
W. Holt, of Bedford county, Virginia
On the 3 October. by Rev John N Green Mr. JOHN w.
CAMPER to Miss SARrLpA PRlCHARD all of Roanoke
On tho 2dh utimo by the Rev. John w Wolff Mr. JAMES
w and Miss MARY f. daughter of Mr. Hamilton
ner, all of Chris anshurg.
On the llh inst by Elder Lewis Feers Mr. JOHN PAIN.
TER and Miss ELIZABETH BlBB all of i;otcourt COUNTY
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DIED.

In Fncastlc after lingering illness months Miss
SARAH FERGUSON aged about % years
On the 18Th October at his residence Porcrs mountain
in Roanoke county CHARLES II SPRADIISG son of Thomas
and Margaret Sprliling. aged 81 years.
Al his residence Newcastle Craig county, October Is
Mr. WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL.
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NOVEMBER oth.--F Huntington, W Cahc, buckingham
Hunter Bedford; Bondurant Big Island; Shce Pha
W Il Galway, Bedford l. II Gwatkns. do; \ & North Mo
Webb, App; w MeEldrry G Strickland city; II Alexan
der, Campbeli Il w Frost st Petersburg loot city;
Hatcher Bodfordi $ u Steptoe, r Sale, Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

cate distinctly enough that sewnrdism i at
sad discount. And for this. ali good men
and patriots. from one end of the country to the
other, should rejoice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

Il Wbi.I
yond doubt by the sales of the article and placed
being daily performed by it, which previnusy many ut
other medicines and the skill of the best nh RESISTED
world II is composed of balsons, extracts mi ala
to IN concentrated form ali hep
ties, and the same which, ages ago used liz Prop
the Desert, with such miraculous success in e Mons
eases of both man and beast. " 'iithg the 4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10
Rad the foiioaoaR ret.arlo5le cure ndich slo,lJ
II. q. FARNELL'S ARABIAN INIa,nI. Hsel

Jar 0egJnd any sthlttdr FaaeGy
Dir. H. q. Farrel-i)car Sir; Actuatel Ly
funess, submit the following instance f M OF FaC
your great medicine. My child three wears old @ utility
attacked with terrible disease, which in less ud1e
Frustrated it to total heplessness The limbs cN nom
that not joint could lie bent the flesh turned i So g
aud entirely deprived # feeling the eyes fixed ana col
and altogether blind following this deofft close
the spine became contracted and curved thar Ntd
its back the head and heels only touched Indeed ny
the attack, the family physician was called in md w
weeks he labored To restore ii 10 feeling but ali IN c
though it blisttrcd dozen times aud warren, van
Linments applied \ consultation Of phys % la
held but to purpose. the then 6rnnyI llg
Medical Society, but nothing could 6t pEcsed Vii Vi
already been done. and the doctor thon f,I mo h. "e1
nothing more. We then commenced applying ya'r ,nl
freely over the entire length of the spine and ton
inc parents joy when after few alp..aa, - , il
animation was apparent, and il rapidly reto,er ,i ~
cepton of the sight which did not become lt,., IA e.
MONTH The child is healthy aud robust as ,a, s
other cases of the same kind occurred previous in I
borhood an oil winch ded when there is no doubt Ii
imcnt had been used they would have recovered nj Ill
PEORIA March lsi ie5l. HENRY rtFt -,
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NOVEMBER 9th DIR Harding Roanoke, Va; II Reed Bal
timnre: : l. Honsewrght Richmond; W Humphrey, G.,
NJ Clarke, y Y; Prinilc, Washington city; Flcmmlng
James Richmond Patrick, Campbell HI Jemmerson,
York p ii Flanagan, Ky G. w 4 Rine, home; DR. Oliver
J Ward II NJ Armistcad Campbell,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

CLARK q tU.)-tiINV NE GOD I'm n, - IkU.hlo
success attending the use II this valuable he
ton having induced all kinds Of niiia ui mn IN toA.l,
toned to notice that the signature HEGiM .ss'efs
co, in full, Is over the cork OF each bottle 'LARK
not genuinc and the value the oil A 5oa which
~ much cannot be taken 10 rot 9 upon It's Il
HLGEMAN, CLARk
Sole successors 20 Rushton - 70.
Nos l6J. pa Ill and - 80 "a d Ca
Wholesale Depot. No. l65 Broadway ' hfgalp a,
Sold by Druggists generally ia the nitod S,,
y dim '.NtluN
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SPECIAL. NOTICT.-

Notice. ---rhe Carriers connected vii, "a,
authority to sell OF otherwise dispose IT s ~ ohse d
them TO regular city subscribers No -, saKr u
their possession for any other purpose ff'as Az %
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insert among thclf advertisements
which they can neither sanction or believe.
pleasant exception to this dsagreeabe necessity are Ma
advertisements of DR. j. C. AYERS Cherry pecora and Pin,
which will be found in columns. We have pu ed 70
him before, and always with the feeling that ng we
wise lend ourselves deceive msead pubic Tor
have had indsputable proof that his words strictly tru,
with abundant believe that his medicine viii do
they promise and all that be reasonably expected
medicine His Cherry Pectoral is well known in this CON
muny to need any commentator from and lis Pills W
eredbly informed not inferior to his pectoraFev
dence Mirror r. l. foe sit
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ran t""e' iooS'-Merehaitts and bu.it
ally are informed That they can got Bill heads men T.
cards. Business Cards, Labels &c execptI Nt0fezbis
and expeditieuslY at the "NIRGINIANa ches
TaBIIsHMFNT, First Alley. Lynchburp y, 'n lldsfN4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

NrYGn AIN superior to any other brand imported
Broadway, New York - '-' '"'''a "''"s nc" "a
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ritp ana State affairs.

PRorIrABLE rHAIS-we learn that the receipts On ".
"a Tenn Railroad on wednesday last from one freight
rain alone exceeded 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

4sa TED WARE-To-ay opened very rich ana 9e,y
ul assortment of these toodsthc first Of the Kind a ia"
gone ont from the nutctureremhraemg Magic 'g''oS
Coffee and Tea Sets Butter, Coolers Flower Vases 9
Pitchers, Walters Egg and Spoon Stands, Gobets tpH
Spoons beside housekeeping articles of most every deSP
ton Articles Of Bronze &c. sc. ill.,
II our friends and the public desire TO something e"
new and beautiful they will please call. - j.. NM
aierat SIMPSON Btu--
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the ordination of Divine Providence by that he8i
engine the heart ii is driven all parts Of the system gi,r
yigor aud strength 70 the complicated macfinc1y
This living Hood whether sleep or wake, sdll GI,k
through the arteries and returns softly through The
How necessary that it should be kept free from all uf
and yet how negligent many respecting tins great
TO the enjoyment of perfect health arrangement in M lii
and Nerves is generally The primary and J1u
mdgeston and all the harasng feelings att, udng Dyslc
STA which make life burden result from it Suiti0 g,u
rapidly follow suicide. if there No
suffer long if he is able obtain bottle OF uoan
braed Bitters, prepared by DR. { Nj. Jacks en- p
delphia; they rarely fail in efectng permanent
advertisement. Irr i5.p
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peculiar tendency disease. The Liver becomes toiu @
blood ievered Indigestion springs dismclinatoh
y, and finally regular illness To ward of all th~
dire effects take CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE its purhAHH
and cooling influence Blood with its tendency to A
all nervousness win commend it the very hest sun
ner Medicine No should fail try it who values hean
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

4 49, =. ~ :, IS = oriny % Attention
nave JUST received large supply of Ladies' fine ~ eli
nuhg IAN colored Cloth Gniers which am Offering nj Z o.
also good BLACK Cater at 81 % fne AT a7 A.
large supply OF Ladies Misses, and Chdrcp's shoes ~
3l-ts - ''' =, no
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

p. Il. SrANARD, Soc'y
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Lock GU. for Coun,crfe;,.,

The pub ic cautioned against another colnerfa;
has lately made its appearance. called W b. Farrell,
Linment, the most dangerous of all the eounterfais
his having the of Farrell, many will buy il in god "a
without the knowledge that a counterfeit exists and
perhaps only discover their when the sprop.
has wrought its evil effects '"
The genuine article is manufactured only by II G rar fl
sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale drupo, ~
Main street, PEORIA Illinois, whom all application ,r
ces must be addressed BE sure You get il the letters
G. before Farreils, thus-H q. FARRELL sand b -,
the wrapper, all others countereits s"'
Sold by II. STABlER Il CO. druggists.
E., Lynchburg
States.
q Price d and 20 cents, and 81 per bottle
= Agents wanted in every town. village and bomle,
the United States la which is already establish
Address II. e. Farrell above accompanied with good rata
cnce as to chararter, responsibility, &c. oc 20dScw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10
DUDLEY HALL.
Monday Evening, November 10, 1888.
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
BY H. > TG K y n "
The celebrated American Ballad and Song Singer with
SIGNOR VINCENZO AMICI.

The Great Double Bass Solo Performer, and
:. :. SANFORD,
The Popular Comedian and Manager Of Sanfords Opera
louise, Philadelphia who Will appear in their
DRAHTNG-ROOH SOfREES
ducng National Songs interspersed with Gems Of Eng
land, Ireland and Scotlandalso, popular
Ethiopian Melodies.
VIZ EMO AMICI WILL PRESIDE at the PIANOFORrE
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NEW EAi.a. sTOCN ar

-, tt
HOOPER, Opposite the Warwick II use ia now
Receiving large and well selected mcnt of Rn,s sb
mas caps trunks and every article his line whi.b viii
---l1 low Tor cAsh or u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-21

WoOL--For the last ten days our merch-
ants have been actively engaged in the wool
market. Up to last Saturday, purchases bad
been made amounting to upwards of $4,000
lbs, at an average of 81 cents per ID, ex-
csptng about 10, 900 lbs, which was purchas-
ed at an average of 80 cents. The highest
figures paid for choice lots were 43 and 45
cents. Owing to the shOrtness of the grain
crop and the small sales of wool last year, and
the extreme hardness Of the past winter aided
by the stringency in the money market,
almost everybody, the farmer and business
man especially, feslt the bottom Of their poek-
cts, aud many, who have heretofore lived at
ease, have been compelled to cry out "hard
times; and when the wool market opened there
was general disposition to dispose of the
present crop at fair prices. The sales already
made here has pint into circulation more than
$4,000, the effect Of which is visible on our
community.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-21

FArLED.--A dispatch received from Pierce
and Nelson, Bankers, Cleveland Ohio, dated,
June 10th, says,
The bank Of Maeomb County. a. Mt. Gle.
mems, Mich, and the Adrian, Insurance Com.
Pany at Adrian, Mich, are reported failed.
We do not cred! the rumor. respecting the
Bank of MacOmb County. Yet there are sufi
Gent grounds for the refusal Of its Notes, as
well as the issues Of the Adrian Insurance
Company.
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Nerp Special Notices.

sg- The editor Of "ScOtts' Weekly Paper" one Of
the largest literary and family newspapers published in
Philadelphia, says
! cdr. HooAand's German Bitters, manufactured by
Dr.. Jackson, are now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty, as an
article ofmuch efficacy in of female weakness.-
As such is the case would advise all mothers to OBJ
tain bottle and thus save themselves much sickness.
Persons Of debiated constitutions will find these Bit
tiers advantageous their health, as we know from ex-
perence the saluary effect they have upon weak sys
tens"
Sold by DR.. G. A. BeOgel, carrolltOu, Ohio
June l4--2w.
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THEOLOGICAL
AND
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS.
PUBLISHED BY
PUDIEY & RUSSELL.
40 Inup cTpppT " Y
10 JOHN STREET, N. Y.

THE End Of Controversy, ControveTted, By Bishop
/ Hopkins OF Vermont. This is now universally &C
knowIedged TO be the answer to Miners End Of Con
roversy the popular proseStng book ever circu.
lated by the Romanists. Bishop Hopkins work is in
tensely interesting, contains complete epitOme OF
Church History, showing the causes ard the necessity
of the Refo nation and exposes the frauds aud reutes
the arrogant claims Of Rome in mastery manner,
that his Book cannot but become standard With al
true PrOtestants.
The Presbyterian Clergyman looking for the Church
The leading work in the controversy between Epis.
copacy and Presbyteransm 1t is conclusive in argu-
ment brilliant, glowing and eloquent in style and
has never been answered :.
Stsunton's Dictionary of the Church.-A full expla-
nation OF all Church usages and technical Church terms,
arranged alphabetically 1t is indispensable Tor eveTS
intelligent Churchman.
The Sacrament OF Responsibility. y.-The best summary
of the dOctne Of Scripture and the Church In regard to
Holy Baptism especially in the ofinfaDts. APpro
we'd by more than twenty OF the Bishops.
Stems 10 the Alter.-An admirable manual OF deyO-
tion preparatory to the receiving OF the Holy Comm
non, and q companion during the celebration OF the
same.
ment to the Catechism very Conveniently arranged so
as to help the youthful memory.
Adams Allegories.-The Shadow Of the CrOss-The
Distant Hlls-Ihe Old Mans Home--The Kings Hes
seuQers--snd the Cherry Stones-These are delightful
stories for children and Sunday schOOFstbe deepest
truths Of Religion adorned with the most charming
styIe and play Of fancy, with nne illustrations)
Monro's Anegcries-Fhe Dark hver-Ine gomoas-
snta--The Reyellers-The Midnight Sea-The Wander
er-and the Way through the Desert.-AnOthsr cap
tiyang series ofinsuctve and touching aegoies for
Children and Sunday Schools. (Embelshed with cuts
The Holiday week--NOrton Hargave--The Prize
DavThree volumes Of sprighty sketches Illustrating
religious spirit all the yiositades and varieties Of
The War in the East, BY Bishop SOuthgate, especial
" devoted to the consideration Of theregious interests
involved IN the ISSUE The authors long residence In
the Zast makes bis views peculiarly valuable.
- Several good Agents vaHesd to circulate the
above Works, to whom very liberal terms will be al
lowed.
June 7, '55-6t.
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eSE- OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruptions and
diseases arising from impure depTaved state OF the
blood See the extraordinary cure ofWm 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 so bad he was unable
90 walk except on crutches few bottles of Cartera
soapish MIXTURE the great blood purifier cured him. as
il has cured hundreds Of others who have suffered with
rheumatism bed effects OF murcury and pains, and uI-
GERS Of the bones and joints.
See advertisement.
June z, I'm.
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The Controversy bsswssn ssuaiOr BROOKS.
and J John 'Arebbishcp Of Rev YOrk,
growing out ofths speech of Senator Brooks
% Che church properly BID. IN the kew
York seuats. March Oh 1885 Arranged
ioT publication. vilh sh Introductory preface.
by William s. Tisdale 10 one volume 70,
with portraits. price IS sents.
We have received copy Of The above book
from The publishers, De Witt and Davenport,
New fOrk. The controversy between seBstOr
Brooks aud Archbishop HugbS. on the church
property bin. has caused much excitement;
and this book will doubtless receive al eager
Psrusal a. the hands Of lhe people.
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STOVE DEPOT
NM A1e H Ec Sci
Wholesale AND RETAIL
pELLER IN

DEALER
coRPER, TIN, BRASS, AND IRON WARS,
One door Wat Of hs"IrdiGa Queen AoGst," ah5iss;
DsdiGteLy East Of the s"PattoH HosSs," AasnS
CARR0LLTON, N,...............,....O OHIO.
Having removed from my old stand west Of The AZ
change % the above named place. and having on band
large assortment of Cook, ParlOr Franklin and Hest
ing Stoves, Plain and Fancy Crates, Fire-bons. Tea
Kettles s ad hons &c. | embrace this opportnuity q
returning my thanks tony BunerouseuttoueFs ahd he
public generally for the liberal patronage they hase
bestowed me, and announce that | an again at then
service and am determined to sell little lever than
any other establshmen,in lhis place or elsewhere,
keep constantly on hard full supply Of the above
enumerated articles together with an excellent ssise-
ton of Chain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hollow ware
Of all descriptions. Caland see for yourselves.
coPPkR, TIs, sHEET IRON, AND BRASS wAkE
Manufactured to order and mending doneen the snort
est notice House spouting, in al ts branches pIonpt'
" executed. constant supply Of Copper and Grass
Kettles and superior quality Of tin vsre kept haze
which will sell low for cash, approved county Pro
duce in hand Persons desri g 10 purchase anything
in nv line will do well give me call before pure
ing elseH here determined Boi 10 be uIdeI-Sod
BY aly. n = H1'7A'
March 9e--'55. n,
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THEvEEY BEST BARGAINS
READY-M lDR CLOTHING.
rHE RooM LArIIY OccuPIED BIB xEIs1ER.

THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BIT D xKIsTLR.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of thl
place and surrounding county, that be is nov receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready-mad,
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
which he offers 10 his fiends ard customers at lower
prices than such articles ever Were exhibited 10 this
place heretofore.
Having made connection With one Of the best hous-
es in the city, he is enable tOreceve supplies every
week, thus offering purchasers the important advEn
tage Of having continually new fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment make their selections FROM to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to cal
and examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto is oHEAP for Quick sales and
small profits. $. SHWABACKER, Agent.
Carrolllon, April &c, '65.-tf.
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FA FH /"
i A N G | n G \ :,

I'VE are now receiving one of the largest and
w best selected stocks OF Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stoek is all new this Spring
and comprises the ates and best style. 1t consists IN
part of Hall papers Of and beautiful desians Par
or, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va
Tety of style anu quality
Gilt, Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles.
Transparent Window Shades. Fgd and Plain with
Putnams Patent Fxtures Plain Green Blue and Fig d
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. MCDOWELL & CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers,
Market Street SteubeHvile, Ohio.
March Is, 1865. If.
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MUsIc.-The attention of our music loving
friends is called the advertisement of Mason
Brothers, publisher Of the New York Musical
Review. For the small sum Of $i,OO, or less
by clubbing, fresh music consisting of songs,
glseS, psalm tunes, and piano and melt deon
pieces can be obtained every fortnight speci-
men numbers can be seen at this office. We are
autkIoized to act as agent in receiving sub
scriptions for the Review.
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sIsIER ROsE. 10 Seven chapters. BY Charlie,
Dickens. author of'Piek Wiek Papers. Bar.
usby Ridge 'Blsk House. &c. Published
BY ]. 3. Peterson. Philadelphia. PHcs l2t cts
We have been favored BY a copy Of this book
BY is publisher. Dickens works need na
praise from the pen Of newspaper scribblerr,
where they are known. The stories Of Charles
Dickens are superior to anything in the whole
range Of fiction and deserve universal peru
sal. 80.
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4rH or JuLT r. r. ExcuRsIOS.-The cars
on the Carroll county Railroad will make four
trips on the ssh OfJuly next, at half fare, run.
ming as follows: Leave Carrolllon at o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, and leave Oneida
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ. stop
ping at all way stations, thus AffOrding an Op-
pOrtunity FOR persons to attend the celebration
at this place, and return The same evening.
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Tailoring.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
| the citizens Of Carrollton and vicinity, that
he has ouenea out tailor shop, in the room formerly
oceuped by N. Burger, as hat Store, on Main Street,
where be Is prepared to execute all work In his line up
an tha ortest notice. and in the most approved style.
Please give him call DAVID NJ kOXSoN.
April 5, 1855, ly.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION g. DYSPEPSIA:
Dr.. J. S. Houghtons Pepsin, the true 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 Natu es own apecihc for an unhealthy
stomach. No art fman equal It's curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold BY DR.. O. A. Bqgel CarrOIltOn Ohio
Feb. 22, 1856. ly.
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PLQws.--Famers. read the communication
Of of'APennsylvania Farmer contained in this
weeks Press, relative to sub-sOil plOws. The
plows referred to by him can be obtained by
calling at the Carroll Foundry Lisbon Street
CsrrolltOn. formerly owned by E. Mcclure
ESQ.,. nyw by Mr.. David Pool. The impor-
tance o. this manner Oflarming should not be
ever looked by Agri culturists. 'Plow deep
still holds good in these days of progress.
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NOTICE.

The creditors of JOns PEARcE, Esq, deceased, sTs
the Probate Court of arro county, Ohio declared the
Estate of said John Pesree insolyent; creditors are
thereiote required present their claims sga9s lie
estate to the undersigned for allowance within sx
months from the time Of the above date or they VII nor
he entitled 10 PAYMENT VAN BROWN; /,
zdmr J. PeaTCe.
CaroIton, o. May 81, '5s--4w price @, rs sf