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NEW ROCKS

NEW BOOKS.
WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND; MY Court.
W ship and its Consequences, by WykoiI; Life
of Webster; Ups and Downs, by Cousin Ciccy;
Famous Persons and Places, by n p. Willis; Buds
and Blossoms, by It's. Arthur. Just received and
for sale by LANGWORTHY Il TILDON
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1t is said that when the Gear heard of the
loss sustained by the Allied fleet in the great
gale Of wind on the Black Sea, he remarked,
that if one ship was saved, she would be suffi-
cent to take home all the survivors of the
Crimean expedition. .n .-N '
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L4NG WORTHY q Y7LDON

LANG WORTHY @ YILDON,
HAVE just opened new and complete supply
III of DRUGS and MEDICINES, and Holy.ciay
Presents for parents and children.
GIFTS for young ladies and gentlemen, OF
the richest and most elegant quality and variety
ANNALS, Arabesquc, Antique and Papies
Mache Portfolios.
MUSLIN, Morocco, and papier machc Paper
Weights Back Cannon Boards.
Gentlemens Travelling Desks and Shaving Cases,
Knives Work Boxes
GOLD PENCILS, gold Pens, and silver cases.
NAPKIN RINGS. Fire Engines and Steam
boat boats: Guns and Swords Tea Bells and all sorts OF
Toys.
BIBLES and Hymn and Prayer Books
NOPELS, and other Books, new supply.
S1A7IONERY Y, new and full supply on hand.
FIOLlNS and Flutes and Violin Strings
FISHING I'd CKLE, dc.
GdRD EASES and Portmonios. Bead Bags.
HAIR BRUSHES and Hat Roivera.
I'OBA eco and CIGARS, best articles For
sale by feb7 LANGWORTHY e. TILDON
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The following exhibits the amount of receipts
upon the New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad for the month of February,
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DIED

On the 25th inst, MARTHA W., daughter
of A. s. Pipes, aged about years.
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NOTICE.


A IL persons are hereby notified not to trade
n for prOmisory note given by me to l. n De-
lee, for five hundred and thirty.four dollars-said
note of hand dated Jan. 1855, and payable next
November 1855, as the considerations for which
was given have failed.
Feb. 81, 1855. L. J. ABBOTT.
CHERMAN'S PATENT TRUSSES and Rupture
~ Remedy, Shoulder Braces Lace and Elastic
Abdominal Supporters, Body Braces, &c Forsale
by LANGWORTHY & TILDON,
feb2S Sole Agents.
CUGAR and MOLASSES-ln store and for sale
y by janl0 r. H. DRAUGHON Il co.
McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, for
Nl sale by
feb2l LANGWORTHY & TILDON.
JUST RECEIVED.
A CHOICE lot of Havana CIGARS. Also, a lot
II of very fine Tobacco.
DOT G. A. NEAFUS.
1NORK BOXES, Shaving Cases, Razors, Razor
w Strops, Puff Boxes, &c. For sale at
d27 LAEGWoRTIIY & TILDOE'5.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NEW ahilANUIMFsNlS.
I'HE undersigned would respectfully inform their
L old customers and the trade generally, that
they have disposed of their entire stock of Dry
Goods &c, and that hereafter they will only deal
in GROCERIES, and POVISIONS; and intending
to keep good supply on hand, they hope to be
enabled to sell us low asthc same goods can be
bought elsewhere Their terms will be CASH
without any deviation.
They have adopted this plan to enable them to
close up the affairs of their firm, and also the
unsettled business Of the firm of Draughon Poole.
Therefore, all persons who are indebted to either
OF the firms are earnestly solicited to come for.
ward Immediately and settle, or make satisfactory
arrangements. These who do not comply prompt
ly with this request will be proceeded against at
once; and, with the aid of the law, they will en-
deayor to FORCE settlement with thosethcy
have long INDUCED. They are bound to close up
their old standing business
ian3 r. H. DRAITGIION g. co
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HOE & cos PATENT GROUND SAWS.
THE subscribers manufacture from the best Cast
L Steel, CIRCULAR SAWS, from two to eighty
inches in diameter. Their Saws are hardened
and tempered, and are ground and finished by ma
chinery designed expressly for the purpose, and are
therefore much superior to those ground in the
usual manner, as they arc strengthened and stiff
ened by increasing them in thickness regularly from
the cutting edge to the centre, consequently do
not become heated or buckled, and produce a
great saving in timber. 5f.. ...6
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill, Pit and
Cross-Cut SAWS and Billet Webbs, OF superior
quality, all Of which they have for sale, Or they
may be obtained Of the principal hardware mer-
chants throughout the United States aud Canada.
K. HOE g. co.
d27 70 and 81 Gold st., y. Y.
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FATAL AFrRAY.-A difficulty occurred at
Grand Gulf on last Monday evening, says the
Port Gibson Reveile. of Friday, between Mlr.
blackman and Mr.. Flood McGrew, both of
this county, which resulted in the death of the
latter BY his being shot through the region of
the heart with ball from a revolver. Nc
Grew never spoke after he was shot, but was
dead in less than ar hour. Blackman was
arrested Immediately by the Sheriff, Mr.. Bobo,
by whom he was carried before Chas. John
ston, ESQ.,, and on examination committed to
Jail TO await his trial before the Circuit Court.
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LOOK OUT ga
E L E P H A N T.

f. F. 4 j. MABIE'S .4
Grand Combined Menagcrie of
LIVING BEASTS, BIRDS, REPTILES, de-,
Will be exhibited at IT
Mrs. Townsend's. :. =. TUESDAY, March 9th.
jackson .......... WEDNESDAY,, March it'll.
Clinton. THURSDAY, March Sth.
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The Excelsior Carriage and Buggy
MANUFACTORY

Clinton, La, January II, 1855.
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+AFE"
II A N G | n G \ i.
Feb. 22,-55. If.

ME are now receiving one OF the largest aud
w best selected stocks Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stock is all this Spring
and comprises the Ates and best STYLE 1t consists in
part of Hall papers Of new and beautiful designs. Par
ior Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va
riety Of style and quality.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders OF new
styles. -,
Transparent Window Shades Fig'd and Plain WIN
Putnam's Patent Fixtures; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and FrebOArd 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 AeDOWELL &CV''
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers
Market Street Steubenville, Ohio.
March Is, 1855 If.
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Wool GROWER This excellent wool grow.
er and stock raisers companion makes its ap.
pearance monthly to our exchange table. We
hail it with delight. 1t is an indispensable
companion of him who would successfully en-,
gage IN raising Sheep or Stock Of any kind
This Monthly is published by D. D. T. Moore.
Rochester, New York, at one dollar year.
An extra copy free to any person forming a
club of eight or more. The Eighth Volume
commenced with July-NOw is the time to
subscribe.
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HElLrH.-If persons really knew how necessary dl
geston was to health, they would never allow dyspep'
,ia to work its inroads upon their system. We are
aware that Aatulence is regarded slight matter,
and that persons speak of their stOmachs being out Of
order and evince no concern alarm; STILL wnen dis
ease ravages their bodies they become wild with fright,
and swallow all the patent nostrums Of the day, in the
hope Of resuscitatng their deberated systems and re-
storing healthy action Of the various functions The
best medicine to prevent all hillary attacks, and re-
store health TO the system once assaed by disease,
Dr. Hooaands German Bitters, which is prepared and
sold BY Dr. r1JacksOn, 1870 Arch street, Philadelphia,
and by his authorized agents. Sold by Dr., G. A. Beo
Gle, .Larrolt0n Ohio. July 26th.-zW.
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Nerp 9petial Notices.

CH- AGUE AND FEVER Of three years standing
CURED.-Mr. John Longien, now living at Beaver
Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond had Ague and
Fever for three years. most of the time had chls twice
day, and rarely less than once he was parched with
evers as soon as the chill left him; and after trying
physicians, quinne most of the Toncs advertised and
everything recomme lded to him. about to give up
in despair, when C4rters Spanish Mixture was spoken
If he got two bottles but before he had used moro than
single one, he was perfectly cured and has not had
chill or fever since.
Mr.. Longden is only one out ofthousands who have
been benefited by this great tonic alternative and blood
purifier. See advertisement.
Aug. 1856. I'm.
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CnAseE OF TInE.-We invite atIenlion %

CHANGE OF TIME.-We invite attention TO
the Time Table Oflhe Carroll County Railroad.
Since the 93rd ult., the Train leaves this place
at o'clock As minutes, A. M., daily, connect
ing with trains on the G. & P. Railroad going
to Cleveland, Pittsburgh and New Philadel-
phia: and return to this place a! o'clock and
90 minutes, P. NJ, connecting with the stage
from this place to New Market, on the Steu.
benvlle & Indiana Railroad, in time for the
traiEs for Columbus and Steubenville, thus
enabling passengers to leave this place in the
afternoon and arrive al either Columbus or
SteabeDville the same evening. The fare from
Oneida, on the TuscarawAs Branch Of the O..
a P. Railroad, to New Market, on the s. & l..
Railroad Oneida to CarrOlltOn by Railroad,
and from CsrrOlltOn to New Market by stage-is
81 ist cents; and by the present arrangement
connections are made without delay.
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To SchOOl Teachers.

The boaId of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination of Teachers,
the following times for the year 1885, the End
Wednesday of every month throughout the year and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May, September and
October The meetings to be held at the Court House in
CarrOlton at 10 O'Clock A. N. By order Of the Board
+. S. MCKEAN. See.
Dec. 81 '54. I'd.
STANDING RULES ADOPTED BY THS BOARD OF SCHOOL Ex'
AMIxERs FOR CARROLL COUNTY, FAB. 10TH, 1855.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate Of good
moral character Of late date and signed by responsible
petsons.
2, Each applicant must come furnished With two or
three sheets Of ruled paper also with pen aOd ink
and with McGuffey's Fifth Reader.
s. Each applicant will be required to furnish aspect.
men Of penmanshp skill in punctuation, composition,
and the OfcaptA letters written in the presence Of
the Board.
l. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques
tons on Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography
to be answered in writing.
s. No applicant will be regarded as qualified TO teach
uor entitled to certificate who dOes not correctly an
swer one half of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be issued on the day ofe1am
nation but be RENTED by mail or otherwise as soOI
as practicable.
l. Applicants coming in after the class is formed anG
the examination has commenced will be expected tC
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
8. No certificate will be granted to any person wht
known to the Board to be habituated to the use
profane language to be Incorporate, or dishonest,
By order Of the Board,
+. S. AcKEAN, Sec'y.
Feb. 22,-55 II.
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THEOLOGICAL
AND
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS.
PUBLISHED BIZ ."r
PVDNEY L RUSSELL:
7s JOHN STREET, ny.
THEOLOGICAL

THE End Of Controversy, Coa.roverted, BY Bishop
i Hopkins, OF V.-mol'. Th.s i row rniversalv ac.
knoWledge6 TO te tie s'sver 10 luers End Of Con.
troversy TIE cst DOT Ear psoge ng Look ever circu.
lated b. the Rons--IG. shop HoJlia'a work il in.
tensely interesting, co-ts.sa complete ep,Ome Of
Church Hstosy slC1 rg tie ccrses GrG The necessity
Of the Refo sec- 81 yposeg ,e cgU0s aud Fefatcs
the arrogant cis Is Zen in so M gteily n amer
that his Book I-si at beecza st..dGrd vith ah
true Protes.Aats.
The PFes:yteris- Clergyman locking for the Church.
The lssS SDg vc-r i ne cor,-cvVsy between Epis-
copacy ard Tres0yteria"F. i 8 conclusive IN sfeu.
ment; b.iliiarL so 'ng GDd e,cG ent in style and
has never been answered.
stsuntOa's Dic:i9r a.y Of the Chu=ch-A full expla.
nation OF all Church rosges and technical Church terms
arranged alph hOetccHy. i is Indispensable fer eyery
intelligent ChUrch-rn.
The sscramc-t 0. Eas3o-si0l'ty The best summary
Of the doctrine Of 5crntrre ert tie C1rc in regard to
Holy Baptism, esrecr = tire esse Ct nfaBts Appre-
we'd by more ran .Fent- Of tse B.sl oHs.
Steps TO TIE Ate=.-Aa sGmi.abe manual of deyo-
on preps sstory tc -ie recerilg o. the Holy Comm u
niOn, and companion curing TIE celebration Of the
same.
Things to be Remembered. "A capital little supple.
ment TO the Catecbam, very conveniently arranged 80
as to help Il youthful memory
Adams Aneg"ric4.-2he Shadow Of the Cross-Tha
Distant Bi'ls-I a5 o. Gsn's HoDe-The Kings Mes
sengers-GnG rc C. etry Stones.-These are delightful
stories Or G. l.r=- i SUI 'e7 SchOoIs-tbe deesest
truths o. Re. giOn orr with the most charming
style and t:ay o. .rc., (Hh sne illustrstiors)
! AonrO's AllcS;o- g. ne DGTz EiVer-The Combat
ants-The Itevs :: - ae M:lai,lt Sea-Ihe Wander
er-and the Way org! he Deset-Arother cap.
tivating sc-ss sIuc.iTe nd touching alegoies for
Children and Scnt'Y S.tco's. Embelished with cuts)
The Ho'.Ry CGsk-Nc-ie iel Hargrave--The PIKE
Day-7hree volumes O. spr hty sketches illustrating,
in religious spit al Lie y.c:ssudes and varieties Of
the life Of children duITg their school days.
The War in the East, by Bishop southgate especial.
devoted to the consideration Of the religious interests
involved in the issue. The authors lsng residence in
the Fast makes his views peculiarly valuable
EB- Several good Agents wanted to circulate IL
above Works. to whom very LIBERAL terms win be Al
lowed.
June 7, '55-6t.
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WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-The Washington
(Pa. papers announce that the old College is
undergoing thorough system of repairs with
a view 10 the accommodation of some forty stu
dents as bOarders, where boarding can be had
at the bare cost OfprOvisiOns. By this arrange.
ment boarding will not cost more than half the
price charged al boarding houses; and the OBJ
lection to the high price of boarding by those
who have attended this excellent institution
removed.
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New GERMAN PAPER.--The Repository
published at Canton, Stark co. D.. says: The
leaders of the Sag NIGHTS; viz. Schaeffer,
Bour, McGregor, &c. have, it is said, engaged
the Rev. Dir. Yehle, formerly a German Lu-
theran Minister here. and latterly of Pitts.
burgh, to publish German campaign Sag
Nicht paper. Itis to be a stock concern, and
we hope the owners may reap reasonable re-
ward for their labor of love. If they do, il
will be more thau any of the several German
papers established here previously have done,
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THEVERY BEST BARGAINS!
RRADY-MADR CLOTHING
rHE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BY B NEIsrKR.

THR ROOM LATRLY OCCUPIED BIT B MEIsfER.
The undersigned heteby informs the citizens Of this
place and surrounding country that be is receiving
and opening new stock of fashionable ReSdy-made
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
which he offers to bis friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hOus.
in the city, be is enable receive supplies every
week. thus offering to purchasers the important advAn.
tage Of having continually new fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto s CHEAP for CASH. Quick saes and
small profits. s. .SHWABACKER, Agent
Carrollton, April 26, '55.-tf.
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TinrOubles KentuCky'--sl -slavery---Cassius
n. Clay in the Field.

The people of Kentucky are not exempt
from the general discussion whish is now CO.
ing on in all parts of the Union, on the subject
OF Slavery. 1t seems that sometime since, Mr..
Clay made a speech in Rockcastle county that
did not suit the pro-slavery men of that county.
They held public meeting and appointed a
committee to notify him that he could not a.
gain be permitted to speak to the people in
that county on that subject. This committee
performed their duty, and we copy their lette.
with Mr.. Clay'S reply. The reader will note
how gingerly and cautiously they approach
MIR. G., and with what Difference and respect
they treat him. How different in its tone from
the bullying language they generally employ
toward all persons at the North who venture 10
differ with them on this question. They know
that Clay is perfectly fearless, and is at all
times ready to back up his position with his
hearts blood.
MT. VERNON, KY, July IL, 1855.
Coz. @. M. CLAY-SIR: We address you not
in anger, but from deep conviction that our
rights, politically, morally and socially, are en-
dangersd; We are free to say that your conduct,
when in our town, in times past, has been thai
OF courteous gentleman and won our respect
however much we differed with you in regard
to slavery-but we regret to inform you thai
we have information not to be doubted, or mis-
understood, of speech recently made by you
in this county, at Brush Creek Meeting House
and on the next day at ScaffOld Cave Meeting
House, that has produced serious alarm among
the people of the county, SO much so that a
sense OF common danger called together large
assembly ct the courthouse yesterday, to con-
suit how to protect themselves their families
and property from the alarming doctrines OF the
speech, particularly at Brush Creek. The mosl
important positions taken by you bad been, as
the meeting were assured, carefully written ou
by W. H. Kirtey, and substantiated by others
OF our highly respectable citizens who were
present, and read to the meeting, which yo'
may see in the public press;it produced deel
sensation and was regarded by all as revolu
tionary, an invocation to assa by force by tn
free States, the institution Of slavery in tn
South, and call upon the slaves to insurrec
ton to obtain their freedom.
While we know il is our duty to treat th
slave well, to do all we can to ameliorate hi
condition, we cannot, in justice to ourselves
the protection we owe our families and tn
stability Of the government. suffer such doc
trlne to be preached in the midst and in th
hearing OF our slaves, without giving our mos
unqualified dissent. Slavery is among us-i
has been entailed upon us, it is part and par
cal OF the gov Vernment-our safety requires tbs
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GENIUS OF TIE WEsT.-This is the title of
an ably conducted literary Magazine published
monthly at Cincinnati, Ohio. edited by W. T.
COGGEsHALL. Among its contributors are
some of the ablest literary writer's of the
country. 1t Is worthy the liberal support of the
people of the West. We had the pleasure Of
a visit from the Editor this week, who was
here soliciting subscribers to his Magazine ;
and we are grati6ed to learn that he succeeded
in raising club for his interesting work-the
prospects of which for the future are cheering
Terms only One dollar. Address as above or
apply at this Office
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MARRIED.

By the Rev. A. Swaney, at his own resi-
dence, July 3Oth, Mr.. Abraham Knapp,Of Ma.
son county, Virginia, to Miss Mary Ann Lewis,
of Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 3Ist ult. by Rev. /. ArchbOld, Rev.
James Golden, Pastor ofthe Associate Reform
ed church, Carrolton, Ohio, to Hiss Eliza Jane
Patton, of this county.
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WATCH MAKING.

aqSEND On YOUR WATUHES.
would inform the citizens Of Carrolton and Carroll
county that they can have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice. by sending them to
my establishment in n
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment OfGold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and Jewely OF all kinds gOld Fens
Vions and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store Nv shop in the centre block Immediately ad
Joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence OF Mr.
Wash. Butler CarrOOn, Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired AL work warranted Give
u,a trial, MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1858.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

Notice is hereby given to John NeAIster, Of Oven
county, Indiana Susan heAls,er, Samuel Lacas, and
Hannah, his wife, AdAlihs MeAllister Lucy heAlster
and Rebeees Jane heAlister Of Carroll county Ohio
and Mary Nc AllsteE WidOW Ol George A. McAllister
deceased late Of Carroll comfy. Ohio, that Petition
vas iled against them on the 2sth day Of MayA. D.
1885, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county
Ohio, By George AeAllisleF, and jackson. Hagaman.
and Temperance, bis Niis, and Is pending, wherein
the said George McAlIster and JAsksOn HAgaman, and
Temperance his vile, demands partition Of the east
half Of the northwest quarter Of section sir, (s IN
Township thirteen, CS) Of Range EI, (s)u Carroll
county, Ohio "a 5SlO0 seres) The sad Petition fur
ther asks that the dover Of Mary HcAiser, widow Of
George A. heAlster may be assigned her in said pre-.
mises.
And also sets out that the naked legal title to ssd land
was in James McAlsteF infant sOn Of said George
A. MeAlister deceased that rad James bad any
interest in said land and that the held in
BY him for the Of bis fatser, George A. MeAiser
that said George A. had uninterrupted and adVerss
possession Of said land more than twenty one years
that said James has been absent for sixteen OF mor
years, and Is believed 70 be dead, ke.,
Application will be made at the next term Of th
Court by the Petitioners, tor an order Of Partition
(And an assignment Of dOwer) Of said premises.
VAN BROWN,
Atty for PettiOners
May 81, 55-6w. pr fee $3.50
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

EVERY announcement 10 be made Of candidates, ior
IL nomination must be accompanied with 3 dollar for
= Subscriber; and two dollars 4 3 nOnsubscEiber.
MEssRs: TRIPP NcCoY:
Please announce the name o
Sas Potts Esq. Of keehsniestoWn, a. a suitable caDd
date for Representative, subject to the decision Of the
Republican county convention next 10 be holden
July 2s-l865. pd. FOX.
MEssRs EDIToRs
You will please announce the name o.
Isaac Ulman, of Centre township candida te for The
Office County Recorder subject 10 the decision Of the
Republican county Convention 10 be held on the 25th
inst. ROSE.
Aug 2-1s55 pd.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION Il DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. j. s. HOughton's 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 Natm es specific for an unhealthy
stomach, No art Of man equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and DysPePSe should
fail TO try it
Sold by DR.. @. A. Begel CarrOlltOn Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. 1y.
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Money Wanted.

T would take this methcd of requesting those
/ indebted 10 me, to call and paw their sew
era accounts and no.es, quic4 possible, as an
anxious to leave here IS rs can, and have
nothing to keep NE heTe CO tie collection Of my
counts will receive It great fETor if my friends
will call soOn Il is net desire to be compelled to
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. BRA CKIN,
OF ti'a lRte frn o. Cummings & Bfaekin,
April 8, 1855 Il.
N. B. All accounts, notes not paid soon viii be let
or collection