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Eight n0IInrs nnx.

This is an Gge Of progress says one. But
unfortunately. the progression Of the present
age. isA ruinous one to the real substantial
citizen: for whilst he by his manual labor, and
By 1.-THE sweat Of his face" is barely able To ge'
one dollar per day for his services from early
morn ill dewy eve, the very servants Of these
citizens take to themselves EIGHT dollars per
daY; and haze now. BY Mr.. Badgers bill ask,
ed thst this poor pittaDSs for their mOst value
sbls services. be increased. And II that 10.
crease be in proportion to What he says iS suf-
Acient TO KEEP Elm ONLY, II will take at least
twenty Tous dollars per day
What are we coning to as . peoplef We
are TO give ALL to the favored few, whilst the
masses are to be reduced to the WretChsd and
Abjeet condition Of the Europeans. while
Office holders are faring samptuously~sssrJ
dsy. on eight dollars, the labOrsr goes unre
wardsd. Theas Scheming politicians have beer
ever ready to consume the surplus Of the peO
PIES money. First By foreign war to mak'
fl places for sons. grand sOns. nspheEs -ant
sousins. Dov ssst to grab more direct st ID,
pile. For psrAdEsntHre these relations did nc
maks a fair divide. What nice stewards.
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advertisements.
ONO CULTIvATOR FOR 1855.


THE Eleve nth Volume Of the Ohio Cultiva-
Tor commences with Jan lat, ls6s. The editors are
resolves ~ spare pains 70 mADlan the reputation and
usefulness Of tie paper and With the benefit Of ten
years experience and much travel among the farmers Of
the West they believe that they make the Cuuya
tor foe the coming year Of more value 70 he readers than
before and better adapted for the coll and climate
and production Of the region for which IL Is desgped,
than any other paper ofthe kind.
AS A REMEDY FOR "HARD TIMES" II
The Ohio CutiVasor vii aim TO impart knowledge Of
improved methods Of cultivation 10 avoid losses By
drOuth injurious insects &c. the profitable kinds Of
erOps best breeds Of stock condition and prospects Il
the markets. &c. In Short the paper win be devoted 70
theinteresls OF the PAkM the SHoP and the FiREsDE
and seek the elevation Of LABOR IN I'll lie legitimate in
teFests opposing quackeFy and humbug In al their
forms, and hlliag the noble stationo Of a aus
HOME PAPER OF THE WEST,
The Ohio CaltyAtOF is published the lst and 5th
Of every mOnthl6 large octave pages, with tide page
and index at the end Of the year making volume Of
Ss4 pages for binding.
TERHs.--Singe subscriptions o. yeu. -Four cop
les for S. Nine copies for t6 and the same price 66f
cents each) for any larger number. ALI subscriptions TO
be paid in advance and to commence with the year,
Persons sending Clubs. may have them direetedto diff
e rent Offices II they choose and those having sent
smaller number may Afterwards increase to nine, OF
more. at the Club rates. To any person sending us
Club Of Nine subscribers aud S. We will send pre-
MUM, Package Of Choice Seeds nine or more vArie
ties post paid, complete Volume for any previous
year, in PAPER cover.
Address BATEHAM l. HARRIS,
Jan. 1855. Columbus, Ohio.
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stntssman FIOOred.

Notwithstanding the dark insinuatiGns, dee p
meaning threats, and at lest tSycOphAnuc fawn-
ing Of the Statesman with its brethren, ('yOun.
ger brOthers') not to nominate ticket on the
9th inst, they did proceed to place in nOmina.
ton the old ''party hacks" Commencing
with Asdill and ending with stedman for the
Board Of Public works, as will be seen by re.
ference to the proceedings upon the first page.
We desire that our readers, every one, give a
careful. seruhniFing perusal to the unique, far.
fetched, patriotic, and Statssman.like views Of
the present Hon. Governor Medill, in his &C.
septsnce Of the Hag staff Of the "unterri6ed'
Slave Democracy of Ohio. He in that speech
declares, in bis majesty and power, there yet
remains one fortress unscaled, uncoDquered,
and then-and then lays his hand upon-upVn
bis breast. Oh shades of jackson what q
fortress that 10. After the battle that is to be
fought, between freedom and slavery, on the
second Tuesday of next october, he will be
ready to admit that his black Gag Of slavery
propsgandism trails in the dust and that
that, once impregnable fortress Of bis, (hl'
breast) has been OverpOWered, and its cOppan
der surrender without diicretion--lo the
Northern foe--Who with we'll drilled army
will have borne down every vestige Of human
slave breeder advocates, even to the very
gates Of the great MOloch. And five mistake
not the signs OF the times, that SIXTY thousand
majority Of which he boasts two years before.
willhsye changed front, as to him, and leave
his antagonist with one hundred end twenty
thousand majority.-Mark this
The Statesman, With w. y. Morgan, as its
adviser. thought to avoid the coming storm,
that so presagingly threatens poor Morgan. by
dsierring the nomination until some important
sIds issue could be raised, and permit him, the
late law making Auditor of State, to go "un-
Rhipt Of justice" But II was no 60 Nor
gan mast meet the anathemss of an indignant
and tax ridden people.
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It's said The article the German Confeder-
alton expressly fOrbids German subjects from
entering the military services Of foreign States.
Col. Colt denies, in . letter to he London
Tines, that be has offered 70 supply bis pistols
10 the Czar Of Russia.
The United States frigaIe, San gaeinto, was
at Gibraltar Dee. l2.
The steamer New York passed the Straits
the same day.
FRAScE.-The Emperor opened the Legisla-
tive Session of 1855 in person. In his speech
he alluded to the treaty with Austria defen-
siye Tor the present. he thanked the British
Parliament for its cordial and warm demonstra
ton, aud the English Army for its valuable
cooperation. The land army; he stated al
SO 600 soldiers and $4,000 horses with g."
QUO sailors on shipboard. He asks for an add
tional levy Of 10000 men, and states that
The revenue Of the country remains undimin-
ished.
This Speech is highly praised, yet il has
caused slight depression Of the funds.
On the a7lh the Minister Of Finance was au-
tborized 10 negotiate loan Of i've hundred
million francs.
SPAIS.-A letter from Madrid states that
Mr. Soule was present at the discussion which
took place in the Chambers on the sale Of Gu
ba. No report Of the discussion is given.
The foIeign troops have been Withdrawn
from Tuscany.
n quarrel has sprung up between the King
Of Naples and the Jesuits upon aquestiOu OI
the superiority Of the Pope over the Kings o.
the earth,
LIvEEPOOL MARKETs. Being Christmas weeE
I'll markets quiet.
cotton vafiOusiy reported, being well sup
piled with better grades Of new, prices Of which
have declined I
Wheat and -four quiet at previous prices,
Richardson q Spence report white whea
! l2sai2s 9t red los 6dal2s cd.
Mixed corn as; yellow l5s; white ASS 6d'
4es.
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TheLaw OF NeWspaperI.

l. Subscribers Who DO not give notice to the contra.
~ are considered as Hiahing to continue their subScrp
ton.
3 u subscribers order the discontInuance Of their
papers, The publisher mar continue to send them unt
Al anssragss are paid. =
II subscribers neglect Or rsfuse 30 take their po
yisdcss from the once 70 uhch thsy are dirueted hey
are held responsible d they have settled the bin ant
ordered them discontinued.
T. II subscribers remove % other places vishoa. in
forming the publishers and The papers are ssnt % Ii,
former direction, they are held responsible.
s The Courts have decided that, refusing to tab,
papsp from the onaes or removing and leaving then
nneallsd for pra aeia evidence Of Intentional fraud
q Postmsstsrs who notify publisher that news
paper is not taken from the Office are required to Civ
che reason why thsy ere not taken out See Post Oi
Gee Instructions and Laws
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Earn DrvnOrIuxs AaAiS.--on ihs sth Inst.
he real AatfoOted, popular sovereignty" de-
mocracy Of Eris and HArbof Greek, Pa. met
in convention. to devise uays and means for
Ehe abolishmsnt OF another ''sOuNess'' corpora
ton. And accordingly practically applied The
writ Of sequestratiOn to an institution called 9
Railroad. tearing up Faila and timbsrs and cast
Ing thein into HarbOr Crsek--and destroying
brdgss, and tearing up the track In the city Of
Erie. despite the proclamation Of the Sheriff
Vincent The Sheriff for his impudenes was
suowbai;ed. elubbed and brickbatted intOa dog
gerry. ard there surrounded by more tAAn q
hundred Of the believing practicals. unta lhe
Mayor auj two OlhsE officers, gallanted him >
Fsy undsy dense shower Of missiles.
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The infanOusly famed Lowry. was Again a
nngleadsr. A Dutshman made the opening
speech and closed il vith The following Omni.
Gus sentence 'twOn NIT Zee tam fritge."-
And 10 sooner said. than the work Of destrue-
tOn begun.
Il supposed that at least 500 persons were
engaged. including women. This we suppose
is extending popular sOr rereignty," till it in
eludeS "WOmens Rights"
Order is again restored, and the opinion has
obtained for few days, that all viii remain
quiet. The road is repaired, and in running
order.
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Stratareun.

The undersigned deems it his duty to inform the ci.
Eens of the Union that certain unpIincipled in
dvidua has posted up notices various places in Car
roll county Ohio, stating that will make adeed for
the farm which Moore 4 Co. have sdvertzed in their
$4,000 GIFTS Enterprise" which statement Is utterly
false and circulated for other purpose than that
OF injury to the taid MSore & Co. Aud therefore
deem 10 my duty inoIn ali persons that all such
are positively untrue, intend il living to make
them an ndispulabe title for sad property before the
time appointed for the Distribution ofheir Gifs which
Fr GEORGE MOORE, Jr.
Decd B4.--tE s8saf-as "a ess7 -ss
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CIosIEo or TEE BooKs.-ATs you = member
Of the Cosmopolitan Art and Literary AssOci-
stiOn : u not; no time should be lost, but
subscribe immediately, as the Books win close
and the Distribution take place on the 3Otb
inst Three dollars constitutes a membership
and secures to the member the Knicker6Ocksr
magazine for 1855, and ticke. in the great
distribution. (ses advertisement "The Greek
slays."l Subscriptions viii be received. and
names forwarded, By nr. G. A. BOegsl. Homo
OrAry Secretary, for carrOlltOn and vicinity,
until the aeth inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

Fan AT STEusEEvILLE The SteubenEile
Union of Tuesday, the SIh say';--A ere broke
out last evening between six and seven o'clock,
in the pattern shop belonging TO Means foun.
dry. The shop vas in brick building de.
tatched from the foundry, and the Ere had
made considerable progress before the 6remen
could ascertain where it was. The building
was destroyed, the wallis alone being LEFT stand
ing. The foundry adjoining was in great dan
ger, but it was saved without damage, BY the
exertions of the 6remen. The loss Of the pat
tern shop will be heavy. as many valuable pat
terms were stored IN the building. The dre
was undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary, a.
no FIRE whatever was used in that part OF the
building where the flames we're frat .discOy'
cred.
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Jan. 1856. 6w. pr fee 500
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued from theICourt o
Common Pleas OF Carroll County Ohio, and to me direc
ted will offer for sale at public oulcry at the door O
The Court House in the Of CaHollton in sai cou
y o Carroll and State of Ohio, Monday the nine
eenth day February next the following real estate
aiken in execution as the property Of James Thompson,
viz the south half of the South West quarter section
fourteen Of Township six and Range six containing
entythree Of land less and situate in the
county of Carroll and State Of Ohio. Appraised NS
Terms cash. JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Jan. 1885. 5w pr fee 500
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rnwN Pro pERTY ZOE sILE

The undersigned offers all bic property for sale IN and
adjoining the town Of Carrollton, Carroll county Ohio
viz House aud Lot on the south east corner Of the
Pubhc SQUARE, where he now resides ThspFopery has
every desirable Convenience connected With t. such as
we cistern bake house ceal house, woodhouse chick,
ery, pig.pen and stable all Ia good conditsonoesdes
an elegant collection Offrut aud shrubs
grape vines &C. not exceed in the county, asOi Two
ios ON Main st. and adjoining the Railroad depot de.
srabe locations Tor Warehouses; Mechanics shops &C.,
aso Five lots at the east end Of Canat st these lots
lay beautifully and are in high state OF cultivation with
an orange Hedge fence along the whole 'front.' and
one end Of them, also; Twelve acres Of land adjoining
the town of CarrOllton on which there ID good log
house, good bank Barn. two orchards Of choice fruit
never falling spring of water The one half Of said land
is enclosed with an 0ge orange Hedge fence from one
to four years old. .
The House and Barn with seven acres OF land would
be sold together The remainder would Il desired be
sold in two separate lots Of Three and Two acres each
and ve,y desirable for pasture lots
An Of the above property win be sold very low on
favorable tsrmsa portion Of It would be exchanged for
Iowa lands. GEO =. kennedy,
Dee. 4, '5s.-ct Carrouson onio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Hans Wilson By virtue Of q vendition sxponai
vs. issued from the Court Of Com
Hugh b. Shsarer mon Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio
and TO me directed, will offer for sale spubic odt-cry
At the door of the Court House, in the town Of Carroll
ton in said county Of Carroll and State Of OhO on Mon.
day the nineteenth day of February next the following
real estate situate in the county Of Carroll and state q
Ohio and described as follows Lots numbered SO and
5S With the Improvements thereon 10 the Of Lees
burgh. Said lot 50 is appraised at . and 6s at
Terms cash, JOHN II. WHIrCRAFT,
Sheriff.
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HyThs message Of Gov. Clart Of Nsv

EyThe message Of Gov. CLARK Of New.
York. shows the receipts Of the general tuad
TO be 1856. 600. and the expenditures 1917
900. The debt Of the general fund on tb,
soth Of Sept. sas s.s55eOe. The schoo
fund has increased, during the year 1000
The rscsipts from Canals. during the year
s,ese, coo, and the expenditures I,sSe. 900.
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EFThe. Governor of Iowa in his annual
message. strongly urges the prohibition Of all
Bank notes Of a less denomination than $40;
and cautions the Legislature against granting
unnecessary bank charters.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18
5000 We LOAN.

Fl command attention Just now. Equally deserving
notice Is our stock Of Broad Cloths CsssaeEes Cassa-
astts Twesds Red and White Flannels &C. and ell or.
Iices suitable to comfort during the coming winter
CUMMINGS d BRA CEIN.
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Fhe Last Call,

Notice s hereby given by the undersigned that those
knowing themselves indebted to me By book account,
Note or Otherwise will please ca and discharge the
same Immediately. Money must have and those owing
me must pay, ANY neglecting this csll may eT.
pect to have the left in the hands Of proper on.
Gers for colleCtioR: ]. WAND. :,
Harlem Springs, o. Jan: 4--'55-4w.
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ET The Indiana and Bslefontine Railroad
Comp any, by 3 resolution Of It's Board of Di.
reetOrs OF recent meeting. will after the first
of next month be termed the Indianapolis.
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad Company
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MONEY POUNDS

WAS found on the public road. in the county
" Of Carroll, in the year 1854, small package Of
Bank Bills. No doubt the legal would be glad to
recover the same, which be do By identifying the
same to the satisfaction of the subscriber in Harrison
township, Carroll county, Ohio JOHN PRICE.
Dec. 28'b4-4. Baxter's Ridge.
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1T is reported that nearly 200 persons
h ave been discharged from the Bible House in
New York in consequence of tho "hard times. ;
Want Of funds to pay them il kept on.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

B~ The large cotton mill in Dorchester,
Mass, belonging to the Dorchester Manufac'
turing Company. was totally destroyed by FIRE
on the evening Of the lith inst. Loss estimst.
ed at $4,000, aud insured in Boston for $50.
600.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

ET The candidates most talked Of for q. s.
Senator, In Pennsylvania, are s. Gamer on,
Democrat D. WilmOt, Free Soil /; 7. Ste
vsns and Ex-Governor JOhnsO n, Wings and
Know Knothings.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

1FChas. COrnwell Esq, has resigned the
Office Of Cashier Of the Farmers Bank Of Salem,
and Mr.. P. s. Campbell. late Teller Of the
Bank has been elected his successor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

kTThe funded debt of the State OF Iowa
as shown by the Governors message, a.
mounts to $40, 9,795, and there is balance in
the Treasury Of $l5.5e2.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

E@ During the past year thsre were 6,G04
foreigners naturalised 10 the Supreme
Court and Common Pleas of New York city,
About twice that number declared their inten.
tions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18
New Arrangement,

The Undersigned takes this method Of informing the
citizens Of CarrOton, and the rest Of mankind that he
has purchased the Drug Store Of John Sterling Esq'r
and that he just receiving large lot drugs from the
East, to be offered for SALE by him at the old establish
ment, at the lowest prices, for which they can DO
ranted pure, Pure liquors Tor medical use alwsys on
hand-such as Alcohol, Whiskey, Brandy, Port aud
Sweet Wine &c. JOHN o. BAXTER
CSToltOn o. Jan. lS SO.
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EJBayard Taylor, the traveller and lectur.
er, says that he prefers Mexico for its beauty oI
scenery. Germany for its society, California for
its climate. and the United States for its Gov
ernment.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

~ Measures have been taken to establish
3 new bank at Akron. Itis to be home con-
-eeTn-the stock almost entirely held in the vi.
cinity. Il is thought it will 60.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

HT The total number Of deaths In the city
Of Chicago during the past year, as reported
BY the city sexton, amounted to S.s27--Ol
which a,S4s we're Of cholera. This is about
s per cent Of the entire population.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

ETThOs, P Cope. of Philadelphia, the orr
ginatOr Of the Liverpool packets. died last
month in that city. His estate iS supposed to
be worth 81, 900, ,000.
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EsTATE or JANE DANIEL.

Nosiceis hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as AdinstratCr % the
JOHN B. MOODY
Dec. 81 St-sx.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

HA house carpenter in Baltimore, Nd,
has recently been detected in forgery to the
amount of SlO. 600.
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ESTATE OF A. r. DEMPSTER.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the estate Of
Anderson r. Dempser decd late OF Leesourgh Carroll
county, Ohio. JOHN L.HUNT.
jan II '65. Sw
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

Tncrease. ee per cent.

The working expenses and repairs we're
about forty five per cent Of the earnings. and
the gross earnings nearly twenty per cent. Of
the cost Of the road With its present equip.
meat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

ET Chas, sigOurney, the husband OF Mrs
sigOurney the pOetess, died a. his residence in
Hartford, Conn, on the SOth ult.
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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
That here IS the Place,

J. W. Gould, stationary Artist would most respect.
ily inform The citizens of GaIrolton, and vicinity And
the public at large, that he has taken Rooms at the
Patton House, where he is well prepared to take good
Lkenesses on The shortest Oice, and, in oil kinds Of
weather. From past experience, and the good success
which has Jailed attend him. be Astters himself
that heis now qualified to do equally as good not sp.
perOr work 10 any Artist in the vicinity Fellow Ciu
zens ,reeoect that located with you when you was
without an Artist and, as am unprepared 10 travel,
shall therefore maintain my rights. Having truth and
justice for my motto and the interest Of the people my
glory, shall execute my arrangements and with the
aid Of my Patrons aud friends will have as soon as Spring
comes Rooms erected for my bushes furnished with
large SkyLighs and every conveuience necessary for
securing the best and durable Daguerreo types-
So along my old ends and get Pictures taken for
all your absent relations. RecOlect my Prices range
from fifty cents upwards aud am determined that no
opposition shall uDdersell me. LOckets, Pins, and
Rings ked in the best OIder, and all business in my
line done up honestly and in the most approved style
All work warranted not to fade change, Perfect sat.
sactiOn given no sale. Ny work gl show for ITSELF
and we kindly solicit one and all come along without
delay and examine for yourselves. N. B. Ladies' will
10 well to avoid light Dresses dark cOors always for
good effect ~ instruction giVSn 10 the Art on
sonAbe terms.
Jan. 4, IS If wv GOULD.
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EEThe number Of beeves slaughtered, in
the city OfNew York, during the past year,wa
1898
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

The Bank Of the State of Missouri is owned as
follows S954,o00 by the Stale,and $751; 900
by priya individuals.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office ct Carrolltoa
Carroll county. Ohio, uncalled for, on the
3lst day Of Dec. 1854. Persons applying for
any of the following letters will please say
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM BUsLER.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Administrator the estate oi
William Busler, deceased late Of Carroll county Ohio
JOHN BROOKS
Jan. IB--'66 3W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18

RIDr' John McCook of Columbiana coun-
ty, has been appointed, by Governor Medill, a
member of the Benevolent Institutions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-18
CARROLL MILLS.

THE undersigned has rented the Carroll Mills,
owned by l. Atkinson, Esq. Of Carrollton Ohio, and
aud prepared to execute country custom work. on the
shortest notice and in the best manner. All kinds Of
graO ground and satisfaction rendered in every parc.
uar. Come along Farmers, you can &c. your grsts
home with you. JOHNG. FISHER,
Dec. 20, '54-3w,