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Music ScRooL.-The present session Of Miss
whitcomb's school viii close in about two
weeks. Those desiring to avail themselves OI
the advantages Of another session, will please
make il known to her Immediately, in order
that she msy make her arrangements for the
next session. Her leims will be as heretofore.
Scholars from the country can procure suitable
boarding in town. ..-..
II is important that those, who have already
commenced, continue at least several success
sive sessions and, judging from the progress
that Miss Whitcombs school has made, We
presume more efficient teacher than she, can
not be obtained. 1t is her intention to remain
here during the coming summer, if schOO
sufficiently large to warrant her in so doing
can be obtained. So parents send in your
names. and have your children instructed in
the science that,
"Will sOothe the heart when by anguish rent"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

~ A man named Thomas Baker commit.
ed suicide in boarding house in Cleveland,
during the night of the 26th ult, He complain.
ed early in the evening of being unwell, and
the landlady prepared some tea for him. About
ten o'clock, the landlady. on retiring, asked
him IT he was not going to bed, He said he
preferred sitting up for time to warm himself
by the stove. The next morning he was found
lifelesS' suspended from the rafters by bed
cord.
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Gbc CarrOIl free Dress.
CarrOlltOn. Thursday, March. 9. ls55
CARAoLA BRAScH X. R-This road iS Again

CARAoLA BRAScH r. R-This road iu again
In full operation. The Mcneil makes regu-
lar trips between this place and onsida. leaV-
ing here at o'clock every morning. making
eOunexion with the morning train on the Tus-
esrawSs extension Of the Cleveland and Pitts
burVh Railroad, so as 10 connect with trains
poipg North and z ast, to either Cleveland OF
PittSburgh.
Mr.. 1. H. ROby has been chosen Conductor
and Mr.. q. W. Combs. Engineer, under whose
care all things will no doubt be satisfactorily
tranSscted--bOth being competent and trust
worthy men well calculated for their Offices.
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To School Teachers.

fhs boaId II sehool EEaniBsu ior Carroll esunty
~ bod mesunEs iof tbs elimination cf TsaeAsrs a.
tns following tines foF fhs yeHs iB5ss-On ths and
Hedneday Of sFsfy mouh thr0lgh0ut he sear, ana a.
- On ths fih wednesday Of April May September and
October The msstingi 70 BE- hsh a. de Court Hsaas
In Cauoli0n. By order q he Bard.
Dec. 81 81. "a.
SfASDHo krtEs aBoFTED ~ fHs BOiED o. scHooL Er-
AHisrts ToE CAka0Lt CouNTT. FEB. isfH, 1883.
l. kyeFy applicant mass produce . certificate q good
moral Character Of he date, snd signed By responsible
persons.
2. Zach applicant must cone furnished wish two Or
three sheets Of ruled paper; also ui,h pen apd ink
and sith MeGudsy's Fiflh Reader
3. Zach applicant ill be required 10 furnish spsei.
inen Of penmanship, skil II punctuaon, composition.
and The use ofeapitA letters, written Ia he presence Of
the Board
& To each applicant VII be submitted let of aass.
tons on Arithmetic, Engsh Grammar and Geogrspny,
70 Be answered in writing.
8. NO applicant sil be regarded as qualified 20 teach
aor entitled 20 esrti6eate Who does not correctly an
sWer one bali Of the questions submitted in each bfaneh
.. Certificates sid not be bsued on the day oferam
nation bat, be RENTED BY mail Otherwise as soor
a. practicable.
7. Applicants coming in after the class & formed an,
The examination has eommenced vii be expected .
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
;. No certificate will be granite 20 any person Vi
is knoSn 70 the Board 10 be hlbuated 70 The use Q
proiAne language, 10 be incorporate or dishonest.
By order Of the Board
F. S. HeKEAE, seey.
Feb. 22,-55. t.
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EDINBURGH REVIEW No. CCV.-JAKUARY
1856. has been Observation-Disclosures Parlia'
.msntary Opposition ; Cardinal MeEE ofanti
C Gharles the v Modern French Literature
The Siege of Rhodes in 1890; Private Bill lie.
.gislation Mount Athos and its Monasteries
Marsaen's History of the Puritans; The War
in the Crimea. Republication Of the London,
Edinburgh, North British, and Westminster
quarterly reviews, is conducted by L. Scott &
Co. New York. Prizes. of any one of the four
Reviews, SS year; the four Reviews and
Blackwood, $40.
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THE PROHIBITIONIsT.
Feb. I--'55

Published Monthly by the Executive Committee Of the
n. Y. State Temperance Society VIZ. Il. Buleigh,
Corresponding Secretary Of the Society Editor assisted
By Corps Of able Contributors.
Il IS printed in the Folio Form, On a Double Medium
Sheet, making eight large iour-eoIumued pages toa
Number
II advocates the Cause Of Temperance gcrsrsllg aid
especially the Legislative Prohibition Of the Traffic IL In
toIieatng Beverages.
l. is National in its spirit, scope and aim shall
sndea7or to make il National also In s circulation Lrd
influence
THRvs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Seven to one address one year, go
And for each additional four cDpies, sI,O0 viii 30
charged for any quantity lees than Fifty Copies
Fifty Copies, to one address, Gil 60
One Hundred Copies, to one address, 20 %
PosTAsE-The postage on the Prohibonst is bns half
cent Number or six cents year. 20 any part u The
United States.
SPECIAL oFTKR-To facilitate the graiuitous eiIcuia-
oD Of the Paper win send One Hundred Copies for
year. to address, postage paid, for Twenty Eve
Dollars and at the same rate for any larger number
No subscription received for less than year. and
in every case the order must be accompanied BY tho
money. Address:
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Albany, \. y
T..
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A faet.-Faets are stubborn things-The Philadelphia
Saturday Gazette, of the very best family newspa
peR published in ths United States says and we do not
hesitate to endorse every letter from source SO re.
spectacle.
patent medicines to the confidence and patronage Of
readers and therefore, when recommend DR.. Hoof
lands German Bitters prepared only by Dr. @. NJ Jack
sor we wish it to be distinctly understood that
not speaking Of the nosrums Of the day. that nOis
ed about for brief period and then forgotten after il
has done its guilty Of mischief but of medicine
long established universally priced, and which has me
the hearty approval fthe faculty ITSELF"
Sold by @. A. Begel Carrollton, Ohio.
MarchS-2w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

TN AND CoPPER SMTH.-Thomas H. Atkin
son informs his old customers and the public
generally, that he still continues to manufac
ture Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheetiron and Stove
ware, at his old stand, corner Of Canal st., and
the Public Square, west of the Court House
at the shortest notice, and on the most reason
able terms. He also has on hand an assort'
ment of Stoves, which be will sell cheap
House spouting end Lightning Rods attached
on short notice by him. See bis advertisement
in to.days paper.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

lara -'sh Koontz and In Common Pleas of Car.
r,,Sha,n - his roll county, and State of Ohio,
-,s. -ASVA'-' ; ApFil Term, A. D, 1856.
vs.. ..i,
Charles I. Lasure and III PARTITION.
Clarissa Lasure his wife, Charles l. Lasure and Cla-
Thomas Beatty, Robert rissa LasuIe his wife, Thomas
Beatty and James B. Beatty, Robert Beatty, and
Haldtman. James b. Haldeman, will
take notice, that a petition
was fled against them on the 18th day of February, A.
D. 1885, in the Court of Common Pleas o Carroll cOda
ty and State Of 0hoby Jeremiah Koontz and Elizabeth
Koantz, his wife, and Is now pending wherein said Pc
tiioners demand partition Of the following real estate
viz; lots number thirty three and fory.eight in the
town of Magnolia in said Carroll county. and that at the
next Term of said Court application will be made by
said Petitioners for ORDER that partition be made of
said premises. JEREMIAH K00NTZ,
ELIZABETH K00NTZ. his wife,
By E, r. Eckley, their AttY.
Feb. 92.-'65, CIV. pr fee $685.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

EF The fare over the Panama Railroad
has be en- fixed at rs dollars children under
twelve years of age half price. Freight on
baggage of passengers 10 cents per pound !;
on gold Ia of per cent, ard on silver l-9 Of
per cent; horses, lat the owners risk ~ dol
lars; mules 20 dollars; cattle dollars; swine
two dollars. Freight on merchandise, &C., in
about this proportion. The road is only 4s
miles in length.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08
Francis Wheaton
VS..
Petition for Divorce.

Of Carroll county, Ohio viii take notice. that on the frsi
day Of November A. D. 1853 the said Frs0cs Wheaton
6led in the Office Of the Clerk ofthe Court Of Common
Pleas Of said Carroll county his Petition, which nov
pending setting forth that the 2sth day Of Ssptem.
ber A. D. ls43 the said Petitioner and the said Elsa.
beth lawfully married. and continued to live to.
gether and wife, until the month Of October A.
D. 1850, when she without any just cause. wiuly ab-
sened herself from said Petitioner, and has confined
absent from that time TO the present. The prayer Of the
Petition for dissolution Of said marriage contract
existing between said Petitioner and said Elisabeth
Wheaton. FRANCIS WHEATON.
By Z. R. Eckley his Atty.
Jan. a6-'65. 81, pr fee $3.50,
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-PUTNAM's NONTHIY MAGAZINE.

The large aud increasing circle oiihe readerl
4 Of P5izlms MonlLIy includes, Of co-rse g Ost gs-
vayie = Of tastes sat many slsdes oi preference o
re seor and chsrz1ter IF IS contents. Fua aware
tbst every sltieie-g-1se o. lively Speculative rrl
eai fact Or eiioa-cErr0t possibly Czcl lle ilsrest
ard meet hs sPuro7al Of every feaaa alike, tic an,
Of ths pgbi.hers Is 70 pTeveAt such conblnaoa al
bsse features - each number, EAT al int igebt re
dsrs g fnd their sstes considered aJo tor n.cF-cu
Al entertainment provided fer, With al reasonable hbs-
ality. Il s intended tia. eYeTy number shan eol.lil
arie' Is on each Of The foIiosiag sll .ects ":
l. National Wslilrs.-A pspc- On como to-.c r
grave public interest i0s tie confederation o. Fl y-g
citizens.
! 2. Popular sc.suce-Inforuat.ol ll1lirsiys c' T.
vaHons branches Of National History prepare b. co.
pstent scientific men in lively and attractive s.sr-g
/ for family reading.
O. Sketches Of TravslsiD various parts of the vo,.
In this department selection 10 made lToH large rlgs
Of original material.
| e. Biographical and Historical skstohes-
s. Essays on VARIOUS Literary Topics-0i gensrAl l..
terest
8. Stories Sketches Of sOcsties Structures On Pops.
lar FOllies and Fsllacies, &c.
Z. Editorial Notes on Literarure Fine Arts, Ass's
and topics at large.
The Est Of able and distinguished contributors hss
been widely extended and embraces the most enire.
writer's in the country. The plan Of omng the names
Of the writer's will be Adherenl to- but the series Of steel
portraits engraved for the ksgazine will be continued,
and the Wal be given In the index to each vol.
ume.
The Hew volume, (the SHY commences With .he Jan.
usry number. II is intended that the 6rh volsme shall
be the las, issued fine portrait Ei be given 10 eve
" second number or oltner.
TEENs-tS per snnum, or Is c.s peruumber. 7Eo
copies for Is i've copies, TO one address tlO Cier-
gymen and POstmasters supplied Of e. These feuh.
ting 50, promptly in advance, will receive the ksga.
zine free Of postage,
Address, G.P. PUTNAM 1 CO.,
10 Park Place, New Yoik.
Feb. i--'66
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

EE The total number of marriage licenses
issued by the Probate Judge of Stark county,
Ohio, during the year 1854, was 4O7. In s9
applications for license, the ege Of the female
exceeded that Of the male; and in AZ applica-
tons, the age of the male and female was the
same, OF the applicants, l6 could not write. The
ages range from l4up to "a. The:yOungest
applicants were females, and the oldest, males.
No male applicants under ls years Of age, and
no females over 60.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08
PARTITION NOTICE.

Peter SReltz and Nan In Common Pleas Court oi
cy Smeltz nis wife and Carroll county, and State Of
Sarah Norris. Ohio. ApnlTs N, A. y. 1865,
VS..
Martha Norris, Eliza In Partition.
Norris, Martha Ellen Nor
ris and Pamela Jane Martha Norris, Eliza Nor
Norris. ris, Martha BlleR Norris, Pa.
meTa Jane Norris viii lake notice, tha. petition vas
fled assir G S; SS the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1885, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Carfo county,
by Peter Smetz and Nancy Smeltz, his wife, and Sa-
TONERS demand partition Of the following real estate
The south east quarter of Section thrtyve Township
thirteen, of Range 6ve, in Carroll county; also. the
northwest quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
thirty FIVE, township and Lsnge Aforesaid and that at
the next Term Of said Court application wiz be made
by the said Petitioners for an older that partition may
be made Of said premises.
By E. R, Eekley, their Atty.
Feb aa.-'65 6w, DR. fee IS e.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

ECLECTIo MEDICAL JoURNAL.-The March
number of the Journal has been,received. Il
contains an account of the commencement eKer.
cises of Electic Medical Institutes the close Of
the Winter Session of 1886, which was held
at Greenwood Hall, Cincinnati, on Feb. Srd.--
The Journal abounds in articles of useful ma
ture, edited by two able Professors of the Ec-
leCtiC Medical Institute: Terms, $9 year,
Address, R. s, Newton, Cincinnati, Ohio
The publisher will confer favor by forwarding
US the February number.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

MAoLAuRIN's CURRENTE CALAMo SYSTEM
We have received MacLaurin's Self-I -Instruc-
tive series in pcnmanship, and have given
them a cursory perusal. From what we have
seen we take it that the series are what the
publisher represents them. As we have pub
lished the price of the series, for two weeks
past, we refer our readers to the advertisement
for the terms.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

aY- HENRY ISV.GoRATING CORDIAL The
merits Of s purely vegetable extract for the remova
and cure of physical prOsraon, genital debility, uer
vous affections, &C., &C., fully described in anothel
column of this psper to which the readers referred 81
per bottle bottles for S. six bottles for ST. $l8 POI
dozen. 0bstrve the marks Of the Genuine
Prepared ouy by S. E. COHEN, No. franklin Row.
Pine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For Sale by Dr. G. A, Boe.
GEL Druggist, CavrolltOn Ohio, and by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the country.
Anril On 1874 Nv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

kllnon hemeg Hna
baann hEmsfy
Ersoa Hsmsfy ssd susan Hence " ne sisis ofNeh.
raa wi iaks logcs that Nancy Athctioh, % De fpsA
day q Jsuoary, A. D. 1855, Eled IN he Onics q he
Csfk q ths Coart q Common Pleas for CErTl osantT
and stais oi Oho Der Psiiign agAinsi them eeafEns
that IN ths yeas A. %. isie, sad planld and saia -
san Hsmery vefs ont osnsTs q de oIouing tfsct e.
And situate IN sad Osrro ooauty being partoi the
oi hall of DE soah east qasF, oi ssctou tssntf
eight township i0grssn q kEngs hfe begnlng Al IL
south east corner ofsad afqaarsr thence norsh 5ne
hundred and thirytuo psrehss thenee vest twenty
eight percbes; thence south twonyseysn and oue hall
degrees Wesi GEty-0ar pefchcs; themes southsardy 20
ntsrsec tlhs souih ns Of sAid bali garter 70 in
euds one fa bali Of sai1 bali quarter Thatsad plata
"a and sad 5asau occupied said laad and thas The fab.
er and mother Of sad parties also lived upon sad lard
sho uere poor and Ekoy dependent upon sald plastn
and sad Susan for their support and mants nance and
aid plaintiff and said sossn being nder moral obhgA
tons 70 support their Parents, and haEas 10 meahs q
DO H. except helr labor and the land Aforesaid Thatone
Henry Athsfon having set up claim 10 said and Eal
reaining 10 The plaintiff and said sosan out Of ths
possession Of ihe same. The petition frher charges
that il mutually agreed between said susan and th'
PLAINTIFF that sad plaintiff should support and manlAif
their sad parents sud shoald institute proceedings,
ganst Henry Athefoa 70 quiet their title 10 aid land
pay the expense Of he sSe and IN consider 'on there
for said Susan soud o0Hvsy her interest In aid lane
70 the plaintiff The Petition thAi said planid d
support and maintain their said Parsz.s until the mort
Of June 1885, their athsr died ard ha, soc sti sup
ports and maintains Der mother That shs did Ct
pense Of two hundred dollars institute legal proceeding
and obtained the confirmation Of the tile 10 said land in
said Susan and plaintiff and paid the same. Tharaaid
Susan eniermaned With Simon Hemery, md removed "a
the State Of Michigan Tbat said deiendA7e have moi
eomphed with said agreement, and nov refuse 70 con
vey aid land 70 plaintiff bepnyer Of the petition
for order compelling the defendants 10 convey seid
land 70 plaintiff and for equitable relief The defend.
ants notified that unless they appear And answer
said petition or OF before the ith day Of March A. D.
1855, said Pet0a F be taken as true and confessed
NANCY ATHERToE,
By L. 4. Bcklsy her Atty.
lJau. 25,-'55. 68, pr fee Sl0,50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE The March number
of this time honored periodical has come TO
hand. Though little later than usual we
greet it with pleasure: The pages ofthis Mag
azine are worthy the perusal of the literati Of
the nsiion--Its articles are the productions of
the most talented writer's of the day. Terms,
$Sayear; 2 copies IS. Address, Richard
H, See, Philadelphia,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

Eg- The boiler of a cotton factory in Gin
cinnati, exploded on the 22nd ult., doing much
damage to the building and scalding the engi-
neer, but not dangerously. No person was
killed. Loss estimated at three thousand dol.
lars.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

E On the end inst, Capt. Andrew An
dreWs, Of RichmOn d, Lake county, jumped from
the night express train, when it was three quar-
ters of mile from the Depot at Painesyille, 60
ing at the rate of rs miles per hour, and was so
badly injured that he died the next morning
The reason he gave for this rash act. was to
save walk Of half a mile from the depot to his
house.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

EE The temperance law in the New York
legislature has been amended so as to fine per.
sons S25 for getting drunk, but if the person
so fined will come forward, aud swear where
he obtained his liquor, as to convict the person
selling it, the fine is to be remitted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

BE The poor house of Erie county, New
York, was totally destroyed by fire on the even
ing of the 9lst ult. The 900 inmates were safe
ly transferred to other buildings. The fire is
supposed to have originated from defective
chimney
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08
PILES PILES II PILES

This 10 NJ dUMbUG! TkI Ii AND SEE.
DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will afford positive re
efin cases of the Piles, Eryspelas, Rheumatism, and
II ca ses of an InHammatory nature also safe and e.
cious remedy for Female Complaints For the last 8
years it has given universal satisfaction Readers try IT,
and will risk the truth ofthese remarks without
@. A. Bagel Agent, OarrOllton, o. j. L. Hunt, Lees.
burg, James Willet Leayitsville Hull Buss Oneida
Mils, ndby Druggists generally. Price IS cts. per
bottle, with directions.
H. A. BILLINGS
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky.
Nov, so .'54~-6m,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

Eg On the eth ult. Col. Benton's house
at Washington City, caught Ere, which result
ted in considerable loss of ful niture and impor.
tant documents and books, amongst which were
bis notes and dates for the sscOnd volume ol
his "thirty years In the Senate"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

ET A man by the name Of Riggs, was ar
rested a short time since in Chicago, for pass
ing counterfeit money. Some 5000 in alter
ed bank bills skilfully executed, were found
in his possession.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08

~ George W. Green. the banker, who
was under sentence Of death Ia Chicago, ior
the murder Of hIs wife. committed suicide. on
the morning Of the 18th ult., By hanging him.
self in bis cell.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-08
Jan. s5--'55.
Mnnre,s RmrnI NeW.YOrker.

mOOre'B huraI NeW@ OfhPf'
This is the Leading American Weekly Agricultural Lit.
erary, and Family Neewspapef,-sn assertion foAy scs-
taiBed by the fact thai t has much larger eiseulstin
than any similar journal published 10 this Country Eu
rope 1t embraces Agricultural Hoiticultpa Ne.
chanical Scientific Educational, Literary end News Nat
teF,-nterspsrsed with many EngraSirgs, THAN any
other paper in the UnioA renderingit unsurpassed az
PRACTICAL, USEFUL, ExTzRfAisEs FAMILY ERwsPAFiR
In addition 10 great amount Of matter on other spb
ssrts,-inelu6inga variety Of choice Reading for It's
Family Circle each number Of the RURAL eontsirs Tia
Latest and Most Important News briefly yet dseEiey
stated (he wheat without the cha together Eith care
full and reliable Reports the principal Grain, ProEisic-
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he best STYLE and excels 10 Contents and AppeIkrce
NEW yoLrKE AND IYrEovENESTs.
The Sixth Volume, commencing Jan. l, 1865, will SUI
psss either Of its predeeessors-beibg printed Copper
faced Type and otherwise materially improved Wlh al
able corps Of Editors and evey facility fer publishing ~
best STYLE the Rural will eouuue to Excel both t,l
tents and Appearance. Each number cpupsites EgLs
Double QuaFto Pages (torty colrmns)
FERMs-$2 ysar-Sl ior az months, In AdvGace.-
Great reduction and liberal Inducements neudm o,sf
500 in Cash Premiums y 10 Local Agents and Ci.Ls
e speciman numbers, &C., sent Tree give ls)Iur
address, MoneypropeIy nclosrd nsy be mailed ii tLr
risk, Il addressed to D. D. T. MOORE
Rochester, n. y,
Jan. a5-i66,
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AT The Cleveland Leader of ,bo =, H.,

~ The Cleveland Leader of the lst inst
says The Franklin House closed on wednes.
dsy evening. It is contemplated by Mr.
ScOvill, the owner, to convert it into Stores
Offices, &c. On the evening of It's close, sew,
sral guests, thEongh R. D. Noble, Esq. pre-.
sented TO Mrs. Patrick beautiful set Of silvs,
Plate,
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. J. s. houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu
i'd Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and des ructve
complaints 1t is NRtu es specific for an unhealthy
stomach No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepse should
fail TO try it,
Sold by Dr. @. A. Bngel CarrOlltOn Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. lY.
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TakeNotice Of This.

ALL those indebted to the undersigned (6rm
II of swabacker Brother either by Book account or
NUte, are required to call and pay the same immediate
y otherwise they will be left Ia the hands proper on
GERS for collection.
a. We will be found, during business hours, at our
Store Room, Lisbon Street, Carrolton, Ohio.
SWABAKER d BRO.
Jan. 25.-'66. 4w.