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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Tm srEcBssyILEE 4 IkDnSa RAIL ROAD.
This road IS finished from slsabenvills 10
Hanover. within few niles Of Newark. It
luns near New HngerstOwn and L.eesburgh Gin
IBIS couniy) and through Uriohssille. Port
Washington, NeweomerstoE aud COshOctOn;&
Is connected with Cadiz and Dresden by short
arms or branches On monday Of last week,
the frst train passed through the tunnel at
Bowers Mill. near New =HagerstOWn, upon
which our Sheriff. J. q. Hhitcraf. passed on
bis way to Columbus Since the completion Ol
the tunnel. this Is the nearest and best route
from here to the seat Of Government, He (ths
sheriff. lefs BrOwer's Mill at 9 o'clock A. NJ,
and arrived at Columbus by s P. n the same
day, ,-eight miles only Of the road staged-al
fare Of IS 5O-mueh cheaper and quicker
than he could have gone any other way. AL
that IS needed to concentrate the travel upcI
this route Is regular and permanent mode Q
eyance' from here TO some point on tn
road We hope those interested will tax
hold Of this matter.
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We clip The following from an article OF a
correspondent 10 the cIevelandI leader, in rela-
ton 10 ths innocence. Of one Gilbett,. that has
besnecharged with being implicated. in the De
falealion Of shrek The Treasurer. It viii be
seen from the facts given BY the writer, that
the wire workers Of the pure Democracy, in and
about the court house Of Little Holmes are
by no means spOsess Notice. that he AYERS an
entire knowledge Of these worthless, in the nu-
merOus. moral reruries, that this man shrock
had committed in changing the tax duplicate,
TO the amount of TwEIvE HUNDRED DoLLAEsl
And these facts too, within their knowledge for
twenty days prior to this absquatulation, We
concur, with him. that these pure spotess,
Pierce worthless did never intend to diYulge up
on heir brotherl OH where are the 6slPhins9
! 'sEps. LKADRR.-G Genis:-In your issue Of the
q9th inst, there appeared an article upon the
lreeent embezzlement, in Holmes county, and
} the supposed connection Of 7. 5. Gilbert. Esq.
with the affair. Did believe him guilty
would make no effort to disabuse your mind in
relation to the @ater, but / cannot believe tha
/ the circumstances in the case, when known
i warrant the conclusion to which you appear L
r have come. The whole affair has been botchet
from beginning to end, and, if my information
is correct those who have been persuinl
! Shrock have rendered themselves liable to thi
e suspicion that the more refined shades Of homo
:. did not at FIRST governor in their councils.
n When it was discovered that Shrock had al
tered the tax duplicate some five huEdre
= times, thereby putting intohs own pocket owe
d twelve hundred dollars of the farmers money
r why was he not arrested Immediately? VIII
r let him continue his criminal course for twent
:. days. and then allow him to leave the county
: to be gone at least week? The natural an
swer is, that che Court House clique never II
n tended that the matter should come to the put
lie eye No, Sir; democratic stock was alread
! n below par, and it would not answer to have q
crime Of their pet treasurer, who controlled u
whole German vote of the county, exposed,
oi involved too much influence upon future ele
tons to prevent the thought Of such thin
'of and the matter must be hushed Why so pa
tieular 10 ascertain the exact amount OF b
swindling? We would hardly believe that the
90 intended to divide the funde, the amount W
I'd, small for so many; il certainly was not to nal
Inn the matter more certain, as the evidence Of b
sll guilt was a matter Of fact, and men who are n
n celebrated for their industry, except beio
election, spent night and day in posing !
rn' their dear brothers. book--feartul, we presum
that every cent would not be paid back to I
nv, dear people,, and they would have no time
II ter be was arrested"
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FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

New YoRK, Dec 3lst--74 P. M.
The steamship Atlantic arrived off Sandy
Hook at 81 this afternoon,
She was boarded by the members Of the A:
sociate Press, and her news telegraphed to the
Agent about two hours ahead Of her arrival at
her dock
The Atlantic met with an accident to her
rudder head on the 10th, and was compelled to
return to Liverpool where she was detained
ill Monday. She therefore brings dates two
days later, to the 18th, than was expected.
The news as 10 the war is Of no impor-
lance.
The New York packet ship Queen of the
West. was wrecked in Cardigan, but all hands
saved.
The news from the seat Of war is to Decem.
Der 4th.
Nothing could be done on account Of heavy
rains The trenches were full Of water and the
road impossible.
Omar Pasha was at Varna, embarking nine
teen battalions OF troops for the Crimea,
The British Parliament had opened. The
Queens Speech is wholly occupied with the
war except one sentence in which the Queen
savs-I have concluded treaty with U. s.,
by which 6ssensions, long and difficult, have
been equitable adjusted
The next Of the Speech speaks of the army
in the Crimea, with admiration and gratitude;
praising the cooperation OF the French, and
says she has concluded treaty with Austria.
and calls for instant Yeinforcements for the
Cfimea
The Speech had no effect onfunds.
The debates on the Address are interesting
A bill was read in the House Of Lords to en-.
list German and Swiss legion. Also bill
from the Commons 10 send militia TO the gsrri.
son abroad.
! Parliament has voted thanks to the Army and
Navy in the Crmea
The propagation of the Session depends OF
the progress of the Government measures, but
il win probably in week
Gen. Ostenrebon has arrived in the Crimes
10 take command of Dannenburgh's Division
A private letter says that the ratification o
! the Austrian treaty was exchanged at Vienn'
on the l4th.
II the negotiation now pending do not pro
duce peace, Russia will call on the sixteel
men per thousand, equal to million Of men, {
take the field. as early as possible.
, Cherk Pasha is appointed Turkish Ministe
; OF Finance.
LIVERPOOL. Pork quiet and unchanged.
Bacon At retail only,
Lard quiet Sd 10; lower Sd 10 52s,
t Breadstuffs. Shiply report market
again dearer, in consequence Of small stocki
and report wheat I'd Cd advance.
q Flour advanced Is with fair demand,
Corn quiet and unchanged,
Western Canal Flour Id ASS. Phlladelyhi
! and Baltimore 45s; Ohio 46s; " heat l2s 8
n t2s Sd; Red lis Sd a les Cd.
o White and Yellow Corn Ais 44s cd, NH
4 ed ass cd,
American Securities. es.--Debil Son q Cos
: report states securities in good demand-esp,
cially Virginia and Pennsylvania Bonds MOI
, ey unchanged.
n Consols had huctuated slightly. and close
e At 9l 7-8 a SO without dividend.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
EXECUTORS SALE.

Edward Iddings and Geo. In the Probate Court of
W. Evans, Executors &C., Carroll Co. Ohio
Of Samuel Iddings, decd.
VS.. Pursuant to an order Of
William Iddngs, ct. ais sale issued from the Court
Of Probate Of Carroll county, Ohio in the above named
cause on the26th day Of Dec, 1854 and to directed
and delivered We will oel for SALE public auction,
on the premises owned occupied BY Samuel Iddngs
at the time of his deceaSe. in Augusta Tp Carroll Co.
Ohio on the 2nd. day Of February, A. D. 1855 between
the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and4 o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day the following real estate FOL
which the said Samuel Iddings died sezed)to wit =:
The east part of the north quarter of section egh
teen, in township fifteen, Of range ve situate in Carr
oil county Ohio and containing one hundred and even
acres. EDWARDIDDIEGS,
GEO w. EVANS,
Jan. 4-'54 4 w.pr feeS250 Executors &c.
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The GoyERNoRsHrP.--In answer TO letter
from Hon John Mack Of Richland county. to
Governor Medll, relative to the candidacy for
the Governorship. He (Medilll says;
: AS to my being candidate for re>nomina-
ton, it will depend. in some measure, on what
may seem to be the popular wish at the time.
The strength of all parties consists in the
unity and harmony of their members, and
trust the convention, whenever it may assem-
BILE, will assemble. will discard all mere per-
sOnal predictions, end endeavor TO select such
ticket as will best secure those objects and
the consequent triumph Of our principles.
So the Governor will, on the day Of the Con-
vention be like his new constitution in the
hands of his friends. But that party like
Sampson Of old has been shSrn.
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.Netb advertisements,
BARGAINS BARGAINS

TO Wv PRO PERTY FOR sA LE.
TIE undersigned osfs al bis property, Tor sAe 10 and
adjoining the tovn Of carrOllton Carroll county Ohio
viz House aud lot The south east coruer Of the
Pabhc square. where be nov resides fhhpOperty has
every desirable convenience connected with t. such
we'll oisteru e-house csahouse, wood-hOuse, chick
cry, pig-pea and stable al IN good conduou-besides
an elegant collection offfut AID dOruameu,irees shrubs
grape vines &C. not exeeed in the county, alsoi Two
lots on Main S. and adjoining the Railroad depot de-
srable locations for Warehouses Mechanics shops &C.
also; Five lots at the esst end Of OanAt 81 these lots
lay beautifully and in high state Of Ofeuldyahon With
an sage orange Hedge fence aeng the whole irontaud
one end Of them also Twelve Of land adjoining
the town Of Carollton, on which there is good log
house, good bank Barn. orchards q choice iruit
never failing spring Of Theoue half OF said land
is enclosed with Osage orange Hedge ence trom one
70 four old
! The House and Barn with seven acles b lard would
be sold together. fhe remainder soud D desired be
soa intwO separate lots Of Three ard TE3 each
and ve,y desirable iOI pasture los.
All Of the above property viii be sold very low, OF
favorable erms-a portion Of Il would be exchanged fo
| Iowa lands. GEO ,, kennedy,
| Dec 4 i54-6t CarrOllton Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
The State Of Ohio, Carroll Go.
Court Of Common Pleas,
In Partition.
Robert Z. Crooks
VS..
Elizabeth B. Foster


To Elizabeth B. Foster, Of Tuscarawas county Ohio;
Joseph Baker, and Martha his wife of Nebraska Terri
tory Barbara Adaline Lamester, aud Cornelius La
master, Of Adams County Indiana;
You will take notice that the l4th day Of Decenas
ber A. D. 1854, Robt E. Crooks, filed Petition In the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, where
the same is now pending, demanding Partition, Of the
following premises situate in Harrison Township Carroll
county Ohio to wit the west half of the south west
quarter, of Section twenty-five, (22) in Township 6f
teen (l5,) Of Range six te,1 containing seventy nine
acres more or less--beng tract Of which Josiah
Foster, decd. died seized. Aud that be will demand
Partition to be made Of said premises as follows TO-
himself the seven tenths part Ito Elizabeth b Foster
one tenth part and to the children Of Lucinda Lamas
ter, to wit Marsha Baker, inter married with Joseph
Baker, Barbara Adaline Lamaster Sarah Ellen Lamas-
ter and Cornelius Lancaster, the remaining one tenth
part Of said premises AT the next term Of the Court
application viii be made BY the said PetitioneroF or
der that Partition may be made &C. of said premises
VAN BROWN, Atty. for PlF.
Dec, 81. 'b4-ew.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

saberbers who do not give ExPREss NOT IcE 70 tn
enary, are considered wishing to continue their sub
torlption
= II subscribers order The dscontinuanee Of therpa
psra lhe pabsheF may continue TO send them until all
arrearages are paid.
mars rom Onces 10 whichhey are sent tLey are held
Responsible 81 they have settled their bills and ordered
her papers discontinued.
II subscribers remove 70 other places without no
ffyina shepuhsher and the paper Is sent 70 iormeF
direction; they are held responsible.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
Stratagem.

The undersigned deems it his duty to inform the CHI
zens of tine Union that certain unprincipled in
dvdua has posted up notices at various places in Car
roll county Oho, stating that will not make deed for
the farm which Moore 4 Co. have advertzed in sheir
'l2 600 GIFTS Enterprise" which statement IS utterly
false and was circulated ior other purpose than that
of,inury TO the taid Meore & Co, And therefore
deem it my duty to nfolm ali persons that all such ru-
mors are positively untrue as1 intend If living TO make
them an pdspuabe title for said property before the
time appointed for the Distribution Of their Gs, which
time is the 4th day OF June 1868.
GEORGE MOORE, Jr.
DECD, 64.-3w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

EE s. A Gilet. director Of the Ravenna
Bank, was robbed on the i6th ult., at Crest
line, of Sc. 4so which he had in a carpet bag.
lie wasstahding alone near the cars, when he
was attacked by two villains Cneot whom struck
at him. and in attempting to ward off the blow
be received egere cut in the arm, The 9ther
ons siezcd the carpet bag, and bolh disappear
ed in the dark,
Mr.. GiIlet had on bis person, including that
contained in the carpet bag, $4,000.
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wAsurSorOS. Dec. so.


HOUSE
Several executive communications were re-
ceved-
Mr.. Washburns of Maine, asked leave to Of
fer resolution that the Secretary Of the Navy,
il in his iudgmentnot inconsistent with the nav
al service, provide ship for the conveyance of
works Of art and industry 70 France for the
great exhibition in Paris next year. Mr.. Ham
ilton objected,
Mr. Falkner reported a bill extending the
provisions of the act OF August |, le48, to the
widows Of officers and others dying in the Mill
tarv service Of the u. s. Referred.
On motion of Mr., Phelps, the committee on
P. o., was instructed 10 inquire into the ex-
pediency Of establishing an express mail be.
tween st. Louis and San Francisco, for the
transmission of letters and increased rates Of
postage by said mails.
No quorum present, adjourned to Tuesday
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
STATE Of ohio, CarFOll County, :. :.

OfFlcA OF Tia JUDGE oN ThuhAIhi
Carrollfon, Dec. ! 4, 1854.
THE following accounts Of Executors Administrators
aud Guardians have been FLED in his ofhee, and are
Sc, ior hearing on Monday, the sth day Of January
A D. 1885, az o'clock p n. Of said day. and sll be
continued from day day unu all disposed Of tbe
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and others
interested viii take notice, viz
Final account Of Horato Roby, Guardian Of
Susannah b. seby.
JG Unkefer Ct al Adm'r. d B non Of
Michael CIowL
William Cameron, Administrator Of
Joseph DaYhun.
First Partial +" William Baxter, Administrator Of
Isaac Willis At
Il. a. Thompson, Guardian Of
minor heirs Of James Graham.
First part Samuel AIbaugh, one Of Executors Of
John Weleh,
Third Part. William CrOxton, Adm'r Of VIM. w
Emsey.
On the 18th Of said month"; viii be heard the accounts
Of the following, Executors Administrators and Guar
dians zig;
Final account Of Joseph Palmer Exe'r Of Jos. Palmer
First part " Henry H,rkless, Guard. Of Autaihefs
heirs.
g" !" Of Samuel. Ross, Adm'r, Of Willian
!, A., Murry.
Same, Admir- Of D. Brookman.
And on the ekth Of said month, the following, to wit;
Second part OF anthony Cummings, Executor OF Thom'
(" as Cummings.
A.w. MORRISON, Probate Judge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
EXECUTORS SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will offer
for sale an Saturday the twenty seventh day of January
A. d. 1858 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and ?, M.
on the premises ia Lee Tp, Carroll Co Ohio the follow
ing real estate viz The west half Of the north west
quarter Of section eighteen in Tpo thirteen Of Range
five containing seventy Of land more Or esa
The same tract upon which John Davis dec d. lately
sided. a perfect title will be given Terms One
third in hand one third in year. and the remainder
in two years. without interest to be secured By mort
gage OH the premises; GEO MCFARLAND,
JOHN DAVIS
Executors of the last will of John Davis decd.
Jan 4-'55. pr fee $3.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

M In the city of Bridgeport, Conn, which
contains 10000 inhabitants, where the
Maine Law is enforced, an alarming state Of
health is exhibited. The city agent. for the
sale Of spirituons liquors. reports that he has
made 4.7ls sales for the past three months, Of
which 4.6et were for medical purposes r.
Though frighlful state Of health Is exhibited.
yetcomparatively few deaths have occurred. -
The great Panpeeas seem to have been brandy,
rum. DC. Great sickness. but few deaths.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
PEN..MANSHIp.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the Citizens Of Carrollton and vicinity, that
he will commence course of lessons in the
above named Art, as soon as sufficient num-
befof Scholars are secured, Those wishing to
embrace, this opportunity, will please give us
their names as soon as convenient.
l. ULMAN.
Carrollton Dec. 2lth, 1854. 2w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
WAsn1NaroN. DEo. q9.

WAsnINeToN. DEC. go
SENATE. annual appropriation bills
from. the House for the postofice and army came
in, and wero referred to the committee on Fl.
nance.
Mr. Cooper presented sundry memorials one
Of which was in reference to an expedition, to
the Arctic Seas.
Mr.. Fish introduced bill to remit certain
penalties to merchant vessels in relation to pas
sengers.
A special report from Mr. Schoolcraft upon
Indian ma tiers, was!received, and on motion Of
Mr.. Badger, referred to the committee on In
dian Affairs.
The Senate then adjourned to Tuesday
next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Hg- A gentleman named Maupire OF Alex
andria. La, WAS recently robbed at boarding
house in Wheeling, Va, of belt containing
81. 74o in gold and Louisiana money. The
robber was caught at Newark, but only $40 Of
the money was obtained.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
New Arrangement.

The undersigned Iakes this method Of informing the
citizens Of CarrOton an the rest Of mankind that he
has purchased the Drug Store Of Alex. s. Stephenson,
and that he just receiving aage Of drugs from the
East to be offered for sale by him at the old establish
ment, at the lowest pnces, for which they can be
purchased In this section Of country an drugs war
ranted pure Pure liquors for medical use always on
hand-such as Alcohol, Whiskey, Brandy, Port and
Sweet Wine, &c. n JOHN STERLING
Carrollton o. Dec. 2s, '64. s.
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SAVE YOuR MONEYii

You can do that and your CREDIT too, by purchasing
your Goods at l. ArchbQlds Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware Queenswaro Bonnets Hats
Caps Boots Shoes SC. sc. All of which will be sold
Just as low as they ought be Sold for cash or produce
Pay us as you go and have disageeabe Settlements
Short settlements; long friends.
Carrollton. April 20. 1854. I. ARCHB0LD.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
The Last Call,

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that those
knowing themselves indebted to me by book account,
Note or Otherwise will please call and discharge the
same immeiatsly Money must have and those owing
me must pay. ANY neglecting this cBh may ex.
pect 10 have the same left the hands of proper Off
GERS for oleetion. /. WAND.
Harlem Springs, o. Jan: 4-'54--4w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

The shipwrecks Of the last eighteen
months count up the loss Of near eight thous-
ana ives of these. the ship Mercarades car
ried down 7si: the ship Abish ZOE; the steas
meT Birkenhead 100; the steamer City of Glas
gov 500; the ship Annie sane S75; the ship
Tayleur $40; the steamer Arctic and the stea.
mer Powhattan each $40, and 50 on throaph
the melancholy calendar.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04
Rail EAoad Notice.

{ Notice is hereby given to those who have
subscribed stock to the CarrSll county Z. r..
Company, that viii sell tht shares Of all un-
paid stock on the 9th day of anuary next, at
-ssle- at AIha Gems EfosAe in Carrollton.
Sale to commence about 10 o'clock.
HARVEY COGSIL.
Dec, 7th. 1854. .-3w. s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Eg David Moore, an old and respectable
citizen Of yintOn county, in this State put an
end 70 his existence a few days since, by shoot
ing himself with rife, in room of his own
dwelling while his family was absent attending
a funeral, The ball entered his breast and
passing through The liver. lodged in the spine.
causing instant death.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

Eg- John Dckey, Jr., an old resident OF
Washington co.. Pa, but moro recently a cid-
zen of Marshal county Va, committed suicide
short time since al Roneys Point, about / 2
miles east of Whaslhg, at the tavern cfHen-
ry Dice, by hanging himself He was about
40 years Of age. and leave a wife and sever"
al small children in destitute circumstances.
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$1,000 O.LOAN.

Win command iteiiton just now. Equally deserving
notice Is our stock Of Broad Cloths, Cassameres Cassa-
uetts, Iweeds Red and White Flannels &c. and all ar.
tices suitable 10 conioTt duling the coang winter.
CUMMINGS Dc BRACKIN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

50 DF. 7. i, Lamborn has withdrawn
from the editorial department Of the Alliance
Ledger. The Doc. whilst connected with the
Ledger acquitted himself well IN his editorial
eapaety.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-04

EE- Robert Hanna, who resided many years
in Jefferson county and was Connected with
the Mt. Pleasant Bank, afterwards removed
to Cadiz, where he, after having been engaged
short time in merchandising, became pri-
yats banker, in which capacity he grew very
rich, died at Mercer, Pa, on the Goth Noyem-
Der last, in the 9th year Of bis age.
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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
mI,at here a. the Place.

I W. Gould. Stationary Artist would most respect.
sy info m the citizens Of CarOon, and vicinity, and
the public at large, that he has taken Rooms at The
Patton House. where be is well prepared TO take good
Lkenesses on the shortest notice, and, in all kinds Of
weather From pastexperience, and the good success
which has never failed TO attend him, he atters himself
that be is now qualified TO do equally good, if not su'
perior work TO any Artist in the vicinity Fellow Ci
sens recoect that located with you when you was
without Artist and, as am unprepared to 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 nv Patrons and friends will have Spring
comes; Rooms erected for my busnes furnished with
large sky-Lighs and every convenence necessary for
securing she best and durable Daguerreo types
SO come along my old friends and get Pictures taken for
all your absent relations. Recoleet my Prices range
from fifty cents upwards and am determined that no
opposition shall undersell me- Lockets, Pins, and
Rings filed in the best order, and all business 10 my
line done up honestly and in the mostapproved style
An work warranted not to fade change. Perfect sat
sacton given or no sale. My work will show for itself
and we kindly solicit and all to come along without
delay and examine for yourselves. N. B. Ladies viii
do well to avoid light Dresses dark eOOrs always fol
good effect. Vs instruction given in the Art on rea
455 IT, J. w. GOULD.