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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03


THE GRowISe WHEAr CRoP.-rIntelligence
from all parts of The STATE indicates that, the
growing wheat crops will be unusually large,
II the season continue favorable Never wai
there before. at this season Of he year, bet.
ter prospect for an abundant harvest The
past winter was remarkably fayOrabls for the
growing crop, and the past few Seeks have
been particularly so. Unless some unforeseen
calamity hefall it, our farmers may confidently
expect handsome reward for their labor.
Throughout tLis county. except in very
few instances, prospects are AAttering; and we
hope chat. in few mouths, we will be relieved
from paying starvation prices for the staff Of
life and other neeessaries.
From Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, the
same joyful Intelligence is received.
The Evansville lnd.) Journal states, as the
resuk OF numetous inquiries made 10 that re-
glon, that tlIe wheat prospects OF that part Of
The country have rarely, II ever, been better
than thai they are now, al this stage OF tie
season;
The Chicago Tribune says that if no unto,
ward event lnterposes between now and har.
vest, the Northwest, which is in fact the gra.
nary oil the Union, will turn out "a surplus Lbat
viii gladden. ule hearts OF The breadjsss OF Lhe
Eastern Cities ......,. .., ..
The Detroit Advertiser says the farmers in
thai State almost unanimously speak encour.
Agingly Of the growing wheat crop. AT.
though the ay bad appeared in number Of
fields IN the tall, there is none to be seen nov.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

.5tE ksHFfssE = Fl
Charles STattou, Pursuant to an order o
VS. sale tome issued in Parti
Elijah strastoD. ct als, tion in this case from tba
Court OF Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, will
offer at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
in Carrolton, Carroll county, Ohio, s 81
On Monday, the 28th day Of May, next, 1 Bs5.
the following described real estate to wit; situate in
the county OF carroL and State Of Ohio viz part o
the north-east quarterof section two township fteen
Ia range Ave, bounded as iollows-begnnng at a DOS.
ia the county iae fifteen ehaius and twenty Eve links
east from the quarter post thence along said line four
chains and eightytvo links TO stone, thence south
IVA eleven chains and two links to stone in the
road, thence along said road north seyentynin and
one fourth degrees, west four chains and eighty
Inks to stone, thence north IVA ten chains and
niteen Inks 70 the plses Of beginning. containing Eve
acres more or less. Said premises are appraised AZ
$780, subject 70 the dover estate Of Deborah Emuons
Of yearly rent of sig dollars and sixtysix cent?
Terms Of sale One.third in hand, one third in one
ysaf and The remainder 10 two years. with interest from
dsS OF sale JOHN Il. WHITGRAFr, Sheriff.
April GO. '55'--ts. pr, fee A 60.
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sHERIFPs SALE.


Thomas Nick0IIS, ct al.
VS. s In Partition
Humphrey x. White, ct al. 6 81 r
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale, issued from the
office of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Carroll county Ohio win offer for sale upon the prem
ises, on i-ta 8 Het
Saturday, the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1855.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ. and O'Clock
7. NJ, the following property, TO wit, lots numbered
five, (5) eight (S) and seventeen (17,) in the town
of Leesburgh Carrollcounty, Ohio
Terms-0ne.third cash in band, one-third In one
year. and the remainder in two years, with interest
from day Of SALE the deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises. Appraised at $50,
JonE II, WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
April 10, '55-td. .-pr Zee, 3 90.
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40 4 writ oferror has been granted by
the District Cour, Of Ohio, q. CincinDati, in
the case OF William ArrisOn, the Torpedo mur.
derer. and his sentence suspended. This has
been done for the purpose Of giving him new
trial. But We doubt much that it will benefit
the culptit. Unless some new developements
have been made. or can be made, he will, in
all probability. receive similar verdict.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

known to be opposed p he extension Of hu.
man slavery, in eli is forms, whether Negro
Slavery or White Tyrasuy. as in the Park,
vile case. In view. therefore. Of The coming
stass CSnvsnlOu. il woold be well for the
friends Of Freedom 70 lock about them. and
determine upon. az nearly IS may be. the suit
able persons 70 iepresen. the'r in that cOnven.
tion.--fOr i frequently happens that the Ofisi.
al announcement comes TO Us at sery late
day, aOd therefore gives butlials line Tor &c
ton or reflection. All who are opposed to
the cOurss Of the present executive Of these
United States, Douglass, k Co. in the ezlsr-
nianlioa Of the 'R-sA Of Freedom are within
the gale Of The Republican party, no maItsr in
what land or elHnsis they may hare been
born, il legaly cidzsns.
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EFIt is nonsense for lady TO dress up'
particularly, exquisilely. correctly, splenddly
richly, fashiOnably at about p. NJ, for the
purpose of exhibiting la promenade, while
her loving husband has been obliged TO view a
slip shod, half dressed, sleepy fair one at break.
fast and diaaeE. -.
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MEssRs EDIroRs - .t.. ....
l ask the Ir.vlege Of occupying a
short space in your paper, 10 returning my sim
Cere thanks, as | am considerably indebted for
the very liberal distribution OF the HALF BUSH.
81 Of Patent Office seeds. sent for tho benefit
of the Carroll County Agricultural Society. -
The few managers into whose hands those
seeds fell, appeared to be governed by the
principls OF gentlemen, help ourselves.
.... A MEMBER.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
seuted to the Commissioners Of Carroll county Ohio
at their June session. s55 praying tor alteration
the county road leading from DR.. Blacks to Abraham
Millers, in M0nrOt township. The alteration to com
ence at he forks of tue road on tho land of David
Dunlap, in said township, running from thence along
the track that is now used to the centre Of the road
near the barn Of Hiram Rainsberger, thence with a
Straight line, or nearly so, to bank on the opposite
side Of the run in Abraham Millers lane and also to
vacete so much OF the old road as rendered useless
by the new. --.s A PETuoEER.
May 3, 1855 -4w.
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THR Big Eos BEArES,-That big egg, Of
which we boased not long since, is 'nown ere,
compared with one laid BY a young Shanghai
hen, belonging to L. q, Brigham Of this place.
which vas shown to us yesterday. Il weighs
over six ouaces, and measures nine inches in
circumference II that hen would lay golden
eggs, we think purchaser could be found for
her Marietta IutelIigencer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

- The police officer who Nent out 10 the
[. s. Brig Perry, in pursuit of Baker. the al.
lsdged murderer Of Bill Pool. got swiully sea,
sick and returned to Hampton Roads. after be,
ing ont IN storm for twelve days. When an
officer goes beyond ais jurisdiction be must
expect dissgreeable consequences,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

EETae New York Legislature has adjourn
ed The session was i02 days in length. il
which time 42s acts were passed and signed
BY the Governor, Among tho mOst importanr
measures of the session was the passage Of q
PTohibitory liquor Law law preventing
Bishops and Clergy from acting as trustees in
holding church property and The election oil
Wm II, Seward, u. s. Senator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

~ A Butcher named Hartman. living near
Pittsburgh. whose dogs wounded woman by
he name Of SagebrucE, was recently sentenc.
ed to two months Imprisonment, and fined $50
and costs Of suit The dogs we're killed by
tho Sheriff. Hartman knew the dogs were
as savage as tigers, yet ho permitted them to
run st large.
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Republican Convention.

Wc learn from the Ohio State journal, tia
: IL Is fixed fact that soongention will be held
1t tthe eity Of Columbus. on the 18Th day Of Ju,
y uext. for the purpose of choosing suitable
candidates to Represented to the people Of this
staie at The next annual slscion. In this de.
2rislpa. the State Central Committee. appointed
byilhs lsst Republican Convention, have dc.
tar'nined Alright The real people the geuu-
inc bone and sine* Of the State, ale anxious
that another opportunity be offered them, TO
drive out. from tbs va ious Offices of the State
The seEfil5 and incompetent administration
lseshes thai nov infest them. Let that Con.
ventiOn be fully attended BY good men aud
tine. Tho bate zeal. tidelity and prudence. in
managing the peoples interest and select men
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

BUSINESS BRrsK.-There were 1859 tele.
graphic dispatches transmitted by the mag.
nstic telegraph line, between New York and
Washington, on Friday Of last week. Among
these messages was the very long report ufthe
foreign news by the steamship America, and
a number Of other dispatches containing over
one hundred and fifty. words. IE addition Ia
the above there were seventy five Office MESA,
ges sent, relative to the business Of the line.
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AID lITIoNAL BIZ THE AFRICA


The Paris Moniteur contains remark able
official document explaining the military con
dition OF the Allied governments since the com
meneement of the var.
Gallipolia was occupied to prsvenLthe marcl
Of the Russians upon Constantinople, but the
retreat ofthe Russians from Silistra rendered
The occupation Of GsllipOla and Vnrna unnec.
essary. Ths Allies unable to operate ia Bes
sarabia without The aid of Austria. the cam.
psign against Seyastopol was undertaken that
the troops might not remain inactive.
The immense difficulties Of the siege are
pointed out exOnerating Napoleon, who plan
ned the campaign.
The document has caused much excitement
and is considered an apology to soon raising
she siege.
Spain remains quiet Il.
Lord HoEden, recall is still urged, and The
papers have been sent to London. "a
The 81. Louis sailed for New York on the
morning ofthe i2th. aa
At tue 9Th Conference on the 9th, the Rus
sian Plenipotentiares had not received their
instructions. Matters, therefore, had made no
progress. ~ ...s .,- .-
twas understood that Ali Pscha's instrue.
ton are to agree to the joint protectorate Of the
four powers, but to express regret that the
Sultans sovereignty was not established. -f
Ramors were prSminent that the Western
FlenlpotentlaTies were about to quit Vienna.
At seyastcpol up to April 8th, no change
lad taken place. sa sE ,H5 f
The Allies reported themselves ready to open
general bombardment. ...r
despatch from Gen, Canrobert estimates
the losses in tho engagement on the night of
the 22nd, as follows Russians, 709 killed,
l,5Oo wounded French, 200 killed. 400 woun.
ded
The steamer Edinburgh, with two ships in
tow, aud horses on board, were lost off Bait
sCheik. n-s
The Russians deny Menschikoffs death, but
admit that he is wounded. s..e t.a.8 ~
The sdvanced British squadron to the Baltic
arrived at Elsinore on April lst but the Bali
tic would not be safely navgable for week or
two, owing to heavy drift ice.
A Russian dispatch saws an army Of i2O,-
600 mon is concentrating 10 the Baltic Provn.
cas-.
GREAT BRITAiN.--The Government we're out
With proposition for loan. but the partc,
uars had not transpired, 1t was rum pred
that il would be for El5,oJo.0o0 slerIng, at
great cost.
Preparations we're making for tho visit of
the Emperor and Empress the French, who
would remain in England from Monday 10th.
I'LL the following Saturday. n. /
Napoleon was to be invested with ths order
of the garter. /
The French exposition would opea Oh The
irst Of May.
Discomfort exists in Hanover against au at,
empt by the King to restors the privilege of
he mobiles.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03
CIGAR MANUFACTORY.
UT AND C0NFECTl0NARIES

THE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS HIS thanks
to his cid friends and patrons, md would again
mind them, aud the public generally that he still con.
hnues to manufacture variety Of Cigars, which for
uality and price cannot be beat He still keeps the
best quality Of Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes Sc, as
usual. - saa sa a
Owing to the unusually brisk times during the past
ter the subscriber has been enable TO make ad
dit ion to his business this Spring, in the way of Foreign
ruits, Nuts and Con;eetionares generay--Cra kers
Of al kinds In the way OF drinks there will be found
here such beverages in the opinion Of the subscriber
are better than uhiskey Of Woyesburgh beer such
Lemonade, Small Beer and Cold Water. Please give
me call. Shop two doors east Of Cameron's Store,
and immediatelg opposite the "Indisn Queen House."
JAMES GORDON.
CarrolltOn, o., May s, ls55.--u*
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ESPoIatOes have been selling in Wheeling,
Va at $3.50 per bushel, and scarce at that.
Wheeling must be hard place for The Iiish,
'h's year. IN Cleveland.E Otatoss sell, by the
boat load. at s7t cants per bushel, and are re.
tailed at shOo. In this place. they bring
from 100 to sl,e5 per bushel and hard 10 be
obtained.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

EEFour thousand bushels Of potatoes re,
Gently arrived at Boston fromNova SEQ,
tia, A large number of vessels with po-
tatoes are on the way to the same port. In
Nova Scotia there is large surplus of pOta
toes, and the high price iu our cities viii bring
them forward.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

s9- The stsubenYille Union says: The Car.
son League has 'nosed' out all the liquor. The
'venders give IN, and not a 'nipper' can be had
for love or money In the corporation or regions
round about Some of the landlords have
draped their signs in mourning, and others
have inve rted bottles placed on the sign posts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

"a The mail route from Wheeling, yia
Cadis, Uhricksville. New Philadelphia, Dover
Strasburgh AMI Mt Eaton, to Wooster, ha
bsen discontinued. For twenty years the old
four-hcrse stage has passed daily through ou
town--but has at last given way before th
'hrill whistle Of The locomosive.--[Tus. ADV
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state Of Ohio, Carro!i county. ;. 5.

VTEIUE OF THE JUDdE OF FR0nAra
Oarrollton, April ,I9 1855.
TUE following accounts of Executors Administrators
and Guardians have been fled in this Office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the l4th day Of Nav
A. d. 1855, ct o'clock p M of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until ali are daposed of the
filing and pendeney Of which Accountants and others
interested will take notice, viz: ay4.
First acct of David Reehm, Admir- of jonathan Myess
Joseph Ranne, Jscob, Muckley.
'' " Mary Ebersolc, Guardian Of Minor children
ofD. Ebersole. q y sa4 2gs-
IL VIM @. Scott H"'" Henry TAYLOR.
Second :" Robt. Patterson I" a." John Denuy.
Third James Shepherd " |" +" John Shepherd.
Final a" John II. Bryant I" Of Saraf j 'Aiister
1" e g Solomon ssne, Admf Of Thomas james,
T" " Stephen Staley " David Ebersele
Jackson Hagaman " Geo. AaAlcAilistet.
#F JOHN Fl. TRIPP. i
- 81. ss VS.. sF Probate Jadge.4
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POWDER MlLL ExFLosioN, The Haycock
powder mill near Doyeslown. Pennsylvania,
exploded a short time since, which resulted in
complete destruction Of the building, DO, -
The occurrence happened in consequences Of the
chimney taking fire which burnt iariously and
threw out burning SCOT upon the roof Al first
the men thought they would procure buckets Of
water and wet the shingles so that they would
not ignite. but upon reflection, concluded that
this was dangerous experiment and abandon
ed it. They made their escape as fast as pos
sible. In short time spuk fell through the
shingles. and upon heap Of four tons OF pc VI.
der. The explosion was instantaneous and
terrible. blowing thebuildmg with its contents,
sky high, fortunately all the werkmeu. by
good use oftheir legs, made their escape.
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RUN AWAY.

Notice is hereby given that my son WnuAH. has
left nay premises without any just cause, therefore,
hereb warn all persons from harhoring said boy, as
will collect his wages wherever he may be employ ed;
also will not pat any debts Of his contracting
May 8. '55-3w JAMES WRIGHT.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Notice hereby given to persons interested that at
my instance writ OF attachment was issued, on the
l4th day ofApril 1855, by s. |. Ross R4q Justice
of the Peace in Brown township Carroll county, Ohio
against the goods and chattes rights credits moneys
aud effects Of JosEPH N. DEIsER ANTHONY GIxBER and
JoHa WABER, deIaulting debtors
C. G, PAESSLER.
May 3, 1885, 3w.
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saALt SoTE oAsE.--Fho suits against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for violating
the small note law of that State Involving
penalty o. $50, 5oo-hss been decided in favor
Of the defendant. in the Allegheny county
court. Daniel T. Lawson. Absolom Morris,
David II. HazeD and David 7. Davis, the wit.
uescs against the Railroad Company were Sc
verally ruled out from. giving testimony.
These men gave the information against tbs
company and were entitled to half the penalty.
They wee convicted Of conspiracy against the
company some time ago. but were psrdoned by
Governor Bigler, II was on account Of this
conviction that the Court refused to admit their
Testimony.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

Eg-John N. Dixon, Of Unity, Columbia ma
COUNT, has purchased the celebrated horse
Tuckahoe for S9lO, and will keep Linn for the
Improvement Of the stock Of horses in that
county. rs.
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ANNE GOTSCHALL'S ESTATE,

Notice is heraby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified executor oflhs last WIN aid
Testament OF Anne Gotscba decelsed, late Of Carroll
county, Ohio. WILLIAM D. PHILLIPS.
April l9, '55. ..3w.
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Attention Hope 4!

The members of the CarrolltOn Fire Engine Compa-
ny, Hope, No l, will meetat their Engine House, ON
Saturday, the 9th day OF May next at O'Clock p H.,
in full Fire Company dress for the purpose Of parade
4 full attendance is requested.
By order OF the Company.
THOS N. COLEMAN, Capt.
April 10, '55.-td
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as'le MCDOWELL & 90.
Q6 wHoLKsALE AND RETAIL ast ssseA
3 00FS LEES, ST4TI0NERS
PAPER DEALERS,
BLANK BOOK .MANUFAoTUnBRs.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
STEUBENvILLE, ...... Ot1IO.
KEEP always on hand large assortment of
School, Medical and Miscellaneous books. Plain and
haled Cap and Letter Papers Printing and Wrap.
ping Papers Of all sizes Note Papers Envelopes. Steel
fens and all kinds OF Stationary. 3 n. =
They are prepared to ff all orders from Merchants.
school Committees Teachers and others at wpsces
Having bindery connected with our establishments,
We are prepared to make ell kinds of Blanks for Rail-
roads, Insurance Compsniss 0ouaty OfScers. Banks.
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound % order. AZ We
the best quality Of stock and employ the best work-
men, our work viii compare favorsbly With that ofsuy
other 6indsry in the State Blanks Of III kinds PseeS
20 erder Il --...,.sG' 81 & - 9g7s
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tannsrs
Scraps. MeTJOWELL6 co.
steubenvine, March is, 1855, It.
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TaE PoErRY OF PRvsrc Doses have always
been associated in our minds with wry faces,
andmedicine has seemed from the days Of child
hood, another word fSr nausea aud disgust.
Its remsins were the worst part Of sickness,
and pain was not so hard to bare as the revol-
ting pctions we were compelled TO swallow for
It's relief. Or. Ayers's preparations herald an
other era. His Cherry Pictorial is like honey
on the tongue, and healing balm in the stom-
aeh. His Pillsl Try them-thsy are sweet
morsels tothe taste, and glide sugar-shod over
The plate, but their energy although wrapped
up,is there, aad strikes with telling force to
the very foundations Of disease. Cincinnati
Citizen, o. t asa ~ 1 a24a
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HThe total number of applications for
Bounty Land under the act Of Sd March, 1855
up TO and including April ii, was ~, 200.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-03

NARRow EscApE, The ceiling and joists Of
a school housein Brownsville, Licking county,
about fourteen miles from this city. on the Ma.
tional Road, fell on Monday. while the school
was in session, breaking number Of the desks
aud seats. driving some ofthe feet Of the iron
seats through the floor Fortunately none Of
the children were siriously injured. though
several uilseulous escapes are recorded.
The house was only about ayear old What
should be done wiIhlthe builders?-T TZanesyille
Courier. ~
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PAaSetpALs or rus NEsRAsEALs.-- The Tus.
csrawas Advocate hits the nail on the head ex.
actly in describing latIsr.day,lOeofoco priuCi,
pleF. Il says; .. .st,t E...t seas rs
The Hunker Democracy have now FIVE car.
diual principles which they can truthfully in.
scribe upon their banner. Around them they
will rally. heart and soul int ths soming elcc.
tion. They are as follows; ID r.8s 81 af
l-Spoils. Il, ..-sr vt4siaar gss.
e--slavery, ~
3--No protection to American wotkmen.
4-s-FreO Trade in Whisky. se s-
5--Romsn Catholicism. sod 81
1t then proceeds 10 prove its assertion, which
is wholly unnecessary, as the factis selfeVdent
tO'any observer. <4.
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New advertisements.
NEV SPRING GOODS.

.0URFRIRNDs viii rejoice . hare us an
~ nOupee sbal We have just returned from
Pallsdelpbla, wilh 8 splendid SO. q
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which, OT ehuess Of syle and ehespness Of price, has
never been atalleed IN Carrollton First cone, first
served" An enumeration Of articles Is entiely unne
eessary but nay say that our stock is MOSTLY
and prices that zil almost compare with last years
goods At COST. splendid ttock Of Embroidefies,
comprising all the new sy ss Of Collars Lsees Sc. &C..
very cheap. These goods are among the first In the
market tAs Spring aud iends v ii do well 10 make
Vlsit before they are all gone sSnaI profits and
quick sales Is our motto.
.,esf -aF ..sf CUMMINGS 4 COUCH.
Nav 3-'56-tfs m
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HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
"A Fast, | am prepared to offer to the nubAc. at low
prices Ter cash. Or approved couutry produce, ehO:S
selection Of d Il =. ASA. IS
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting Of Lawns, BeFeges Prints Silks, Gnghams
comets, Shoes, good selection Of Summer Hats and
Caps, summer Goods for meus' wear, &C., 80 Also
Cloths aud oassimeEes Groceries, ouesusware, Hard
ware, &c.
embrace this opportunity Of returning my thanks
for past iavors and would respectfully solicit share
Of public patronage in future feeding confident that
persons will hnd il advantageous to purchase Of my
stock
NIB. Allpersons having unsettled accounts with
me, will please call Immediately aud make settlement
JAMES CAMERON.
May 3, '55-6w%