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PHILADELPHIA.

AYERS PuLLa, For all the
PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PLY
sIC.--There has long existed public
demand for an effective Purgatlvs PHI
which could be relied Oh as sure and
perfectly safe In Its operation This has
been prepared to meet that smand, and
an extensive trial of Its virtues has con
olnsiyely shown with what success u ar
comphshes the purpnbe designed. II n
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Fac Smie of Declaration and many Illustrations.
Frank Journal for July Balos 81 Monthly for Ju
v National Magazine, July N British Review, for May
IosIles FASHIONS May Rachel and the New World
Modern Story aud other New and Cheap Literature
for weather to mention until the wealth
ar is cooler. The above to be found at MORSES
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW TUNk HUV EN- IoEM EN- 10,
AJEW YORK CIOJu1Nli, of superior sssnlr
~ JENNINGS, WHEELER a. Co, - Chambers Street
opposite Park offer Wholesale. Immense Stock of
CLOTHING of all kinds, ContinR Go0di Terms Reasona
be Gail and Sce' June IL dimoh,
gIyRE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
n Manufacturers aud Dealers In GV NPOWDE having
reduced their prices correspond with the reduced Il o
Saltpetre their well known brands Of Flee
tric and Kentucky Rifle Powder In kogH and can
steis A t Gunpowder for blasting and minnP, comprising
OF qualities and kinds required by tho trade
guartc II 10 give entire satisfaction,
rhr standard Of their POWDER which has enjoyed tho
highest reputation than twenty-five yenrH vii be
found other manufacture in The world
For the principal dealers aud also n the onco Of
the Company No 20 " all. CO. Water street, New York.
A. g.. HAZARp, Prcst.
A. 4 pou0LAss SeeA,
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UUsT received nmd for snIe, "a lot of No.
- FAMILY ROE HERRING,
iune l0tsi T. q. GREENLEE
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u SION MERtHANIsI No. n FH0NI tEf ft, NV hoTk
u Liberal advances on consignment,
nr iNNISC ADAMS wonld be ulcnsed 10 hear from hi
frtcnds At this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
orl 9ldly ROBr NJ. ADAMS
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GEORGE W. SlIANkS,
A. uupP,
GREEN u. HOARD, Pro-
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID &. SIIANkS,

tR'Riohmond semI.wockly Whg Daily Dispaich Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Rogacr Petersburg inolgeucor copy
| tl opprd llunc 7dScts
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-14
WAsHTEoTcN. Feb. 9,

Cullom, Clerk Of the House, has appointed
W. R, Ingraham, Of Ky, Chief Clerk.
1t is rumOred that L. d, Campbell Of Ohio,
will be rendered the POST of Chairman of the
Committee of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Forney is dangerously i'll with infama
ton OF the bowels. His illness is supposed t
have been produced by the excitement and o
yer exertion incident upon the discharge Of BIZ
late duties as Clerk of the House.
A. ]. Glossbrenner the old Sergeant-at- Arms
was reelected by the House.-Pocket monet
during the nine weeks that the House was un
organized was the overpowering arguments iu
his favor.-Poor Capt NJ. G. Darling Of
Poughkeepsie. N. Y was chosen Doorkeeper.
Robert G. Morris. Of Pennsylvania, Post.
master, to the House, Mr. Folletl, of Ohio,
was elected Printer to the House, and upon the
notion of Mr.. Campbell, the vote was reconsd
red
The election of printer is doubtful. and can
only be accomplished by distribution Of pat
ronage. No one individual can succeed.
The Hon. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS Of Pennsyl.
venia. has been appointed Minister to England
in place OF Mr.. BUCHANAN who has sign6ed
his desire to return to the United States Mr.
DALLAS was formerly Vice President Of the
United States.
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0hLo Legislature.

HoUSE--Thursday Morning. After the u.
sual morning busiress, a number of memorials
and petitions we're presented, notice of the in.
PRODUCTION Of bills were given, and reports o.
commissioners were received.
Mr.. lrion. from the standing committee on
State Buildings, recommended the taking down
of the query bridge near the Penitentary, and
to use the iron thereon at the new State House
and Penitentiary.
The special committee appointed to ascertain
the amount of expenditure on the Public Build
ings were instructed to carefully examine the
accounts Of all disbursements. and were author
lied to call to .hel aid the Auditor aud Treas.
urer Of State and Attorney General.
Mr.. Sawyer moved to take from the table
the resolution providing for the election of Il
Reporter. and publication OF the proceedings of
the House.
By way of varying the dull routine OF legis.
ton, the House amused itself with the discus
sion Of this resolution up to the hour of recess.
HoUsE-Thursday Afternoon. Mr.. Slough
gave notice that he would introduce bill to
provide for the early publication Of the reports
Of the officers Of the Executive departments
and Of the public Institutions.
The resolution Of Mr.. Sawyer was taken up
and discussed at some length, when the ques-
ton was taken, and resulted-ycas Ss,nays 29.
The committee on Conference Of the two
Houses in relation TO the matter Of difference
between the two Houses on the Senate amend
ment to the joint resolutions for the printing of
the Executive documents, whereby the Senate
struck out the l4th item OF the resolution as
passed by the House, which item provided for
printing one. fifth of the documents in German,
has had the same under consideration, and re.
commend that the House recede from its disa.
greement 10 the Senate amendment, and agree
to the same.
The question being taken on agreement to
the recommendation Of the committee resulted
yeas 81, nays 40.
AR. Franklin offered the following resolution
which was laid over for discussion.
Resolved, That the presiding officers Of this
General Assembly of the State of Ohio be and
are hereby authorized to pay the conductors of
the Ohio State Journal and the Ohio Statesman
one thousand dollars each; provided the con,
ductors Of said papers publish daily two and
half columns Of the proceedings of this General
Assembly.
On motion Of Mr.. Parsons, the House went
into com0ttee of the Whole on the orders of
the day, and considered several bills.
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OBITUARY.

DIED.-At his residence, in Harrison Town
ship, Carroll County, Ohio, on the 9Th inst
Mr.. Levi Mays. in the 9th year of his age
after an illness of three months, oil pulmonary
consumption. Mr. Mays was a native Of
Waynesburgh. Stark County, in which vicinity
he died. He was endeared TO his associates
and friends by his kindness of heart, and in
tegrity of purpose. No one lives, that could i'm
peach his veracity, He was consistent mem.
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which
10 bis death. has lost an exemplary member,
his acquainlancss an amiable and upright
friend, his widow a kind and devoted hus.
band.-Verly death loves shining mark.
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JOB PRINTING,

GRlSeER's COMMERCIAL CoLLEeE.-In tC
days paper will be found an Advertisement o
this Commercial school-one Of the highest
character, with all the faculties for thorough
mercantile education-to which We invite at
tention. The following notice IRON the Co.
lumbus Journal is highly complimentary -
I'VE take great pleasure in again calling the at
tention Of our readers to the advertisement Of
this excellent Institution. Less than year
ago, Mr.. Granger came TO this city, compar-
alive stranger, and, in few months, by ener-
gy and peculiar adaptation for this service,h ,he
has built up Commercial College that has no
superior. and few equals in the Union. We
ShOught it hazardous experiment. at the same
time, we felt that it was Of the first impor-
tance to the great mercantile interests OF Gen.
ira! Ohio to have such an Institution located
at the Capital. We have seen other colleges
built among US. by years of labor, and the ex-
penditure of from twenty to twenty Eve thous-
and dollars of capital, the great mass of which
Ms OVuO hOm buV pOOhStS VI Jul NN'HOho
as free will offering to the public good. Mr.,
Granger, through his college, will annually
bring to our city more scholars than either of
the colleges above referred to, and so far as the
presence of students is an advantage, really
benefits our city more than either of them
Yet. he asked for no money by way Of dona-
ton. He has established an Institution Sec
oud TO none in extent and convenience Of ac-
commodatiOns. Every department is fitted up
10 the most substantial and convenient style.-
His rooms are centrally located, and his assis-
tants are peculiarly qualified for their posts.--
Mr.. Granger has bad that long training in the
cOunting-rooms Of B INKS and heavy CONNER
cial houses which is so essential to enable
teacher to give practical education to a stu.
dent This is great preeminence of his
School. The discipline for the Counting Room
is most thorough and com lete.'
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$1,000 AT COS y!

NHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING DETERMINED TC
L TO q1t the Mercantile Business, will from thu
date offer their entire stock of goods at ACTUAL COST
A. the principal part Of the stock has been bought
the last year. for only it will be found that they
are offered lover than the usual cost to country stores
Country mel chants will find tia good OpportCnity to
replenish a. lowest Eastern rates.
Al kinds .: produce taken in exchange at market
rates. Reasonable time allowed on bills of 500 and np
wards. Tn1se indebted to Sloan & Co., will save them
selves and Us trouble by Prompt Payment. Those
holding claims against Sloan Co. will please present
ther bills. SLOAN RUTH.
Hanoverton, Jan. 8, 1866, ,-4w,
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AchDESr.-Ou last Monday evening as a
Miss Lindsey was passing MFR. Atkinson's Steam
Mill, in this place, on horse back, she was thrown
from her seat, the horse becoming frightened
by some hand Sleds had for amusement by
the boys on the hill. causing bad fracture of
both bones Of the fore arm. Notwithstanding
the Lady by some little assistance mounted the
animal and reached her home at Mr. Jas. Rut-
tledge's in Union township. DR.. Lee was
immediately called who adjusted the broken
bones and we since learn that she is doing
finely.
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How TO ACCOMPLISH Ir.--Can you fall in
love? How do you know? Were you ever in
love at all ? Never mind blushing Would
YOU like to make somebody love you I? OF
course. That's understood. Well. it can be
done, and very easilyi Yes-no matter how
averse to you may be the lady or gentleman,
you can make his or her heart turn to you like
the sunAower TO the sun, and living only in
rshe light of your affection. But how Just
,read that mysterious work, advertised in an
ether column of our paper to-day, by Professor
iRoSpour, of New York, called The Bliss Of
Marriage He gives you the whole secret
n Daily Times.
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The Effsol ol KIndnesl.

The astonishing effect wrought By kindness
was most remarkably illustrated the other day
IN Cincinnati. upon the arrest OF the fugitive
slaves from Kentucky. Il will be remembered
That the frantic mother. in her horror Of lie
long bondage for her children, cut the throat
Of her babe from ear 10 ear. and attempted 10
dash the brains Of another out, rather than
see them carried hack to slaV1Ty. Now al
this desperation, this madness. was merely the
effect Of kindness shown that woman aDd her
children while under the root OF her masters
house. For proof OF this we quote from .he
Cincinnati Enquirer. whose editor is United
States Marshall, and whose late local editor Is
nov the Deputy Marshall, and vas the officer
whose coming with warrant for The arrest Of
this poor, frantic mother. Was the signal for
taking the hearts blood Of the babe. and thus
with one blow freeing the child from bondage.
The Enquirer. in speaking Of the slaves, said:
The old couple we're mild and rather intelli-
gent in their appearance /; the mother Of the
children is q gOod.lOOking, hearty negress,
while her husband bears the appearance Of hav.
ing been well cared for, in fact. young Mr..
Marshall states that he has always Treated him
more as companion than slave they have
been playmates in childhood and have grown
up together, 'And now said he, If money
can save him from the effect of my rash act
he has committed am willing to give it to any
amount
We have heard Of being killed by kind.
ness, but this is the first we'll authenticated
case within our knowledge in which death has
actually been thus produced -fClev. Her.
aid.
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HO EVERY 0NE.-John G. Baxter has re-
plenished his stock of Drugs. Anything and
everything you may wish in bis line he is able
to furnish. Hurd's Hair Restorer, for the sale
of which he is agent here,-a medicine that
will, it is said, cause the most luxuriant curls
to grow even upon bonnet bIOck-can be OBJ.
tsired at his Drug Store. For the toilet he
has an excellent variety. He has, also, we'll
selected lot of Jewelry-Ear bobs, do. rings,
finger rings, pencils, dc, such as cannot be
surpassedin these 'diggins, and above all = We
~ chesp-Call at his Drug Store, nearly op'
posite the West door of the Court House.
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state of Ohio. Carroll Comfy $. $


CarrolltOn, Jan 9, 1855.
'NHE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the lth day of Feb
A. d. 1856, at o'clock P N. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
iling and pendency Of which Accountants and Others
interested will take notice, viz:
Final account Of John Ray, administrator Of the
estate Of William Putt, deceased.
Final account Of Jonas Busler, administrator of the
estate OF Joseph Buster, deceased.
Second account Of William Baxter, administrator o.
the estate Of Isaac Willis deceased.
Second account of Samuel Albaugh and Samuel
Welch executors Of last will Of John Wech dece ased
Final account of Benjamin Manifold, guardian of Al
bert II. Wallace and Benjamin NJ. Wallace, minors snd
heirs at law with Margaret Wallace, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIP,
Probate Judge.
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GEN CAss.-This distinguished parsonage
fell, while descending the steps of the Patent
Office few days since. And it was at first
supposed that he had broken his arm and 9th
erwise seriously injured his person; but upon
examination it was found that his arm is not bro
ken, and he is now recovering from bis injuries.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notceis hereby given that petition.wi be pre-
sented to the Commissioners ofCarro county, at their
session 10 March next praying for the location of
County Road commencing at the point where the road
leading from Malvern to Waynesburgh crosses the line
between the lands Of John Dckey and the heirs Of
Robert Thompson thence south along said line to the
southeast Of the cleared lands of said Robert
Thompson's heirs, now occupied by Baxter Blythe
thence the nearest and best route TO ntersect the
ty road, at or near Gartner's Mill.
Feb. Z, ls56.-4w. The Petitioners.
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JOHN N. LYTLB 6 NON
TObaccOniStS, GrOcererS 4 Dealers In MiS.
CelIaneOuS Goods.

TObaccOniStS, T GrOCereTS 4 Dealers In MiS
CellaneOuS Goods.
McCook House, corner Of Lisbon and CanaIStreet.
Carrolton, Ohio.
Cigars and Tobacco for the Wholesale and retail
trade Groceries, shelf goods-&c of the best quail.
tiles and at the lowest prices. Produce of all deserip
tions taken in exchange for art les.
A new, excellent and cheap Patent Bee Palace and
Bee Feeder can be seen, in model, at the above
pace-township and individual ri hts sold at very low
rates,
Also, WarfeIs Grease Extractor highly valuable ar
tcle for removing Grease, Paint, Varnish, Tar, &c,
from Cotton, Wooden or Silk Goods. This invaluable
extractor is recommended by numerous persons whs
have tried it, Not the slightest injury to either fabric or
color is sustained by its use, where water will not
change. To be had in CarrOllton, Ohio, only Of
JOHN n. LYLE d son.
Nov. 8, Is 6m.
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n Office.

Jacob GLADDEN., Jr. The State Of Ohio, Carroll
VS. county, Court Of Common
Catharine GLADDEN.. Pleas. Divorce
Notice is hereby given to Catharine GLADDEN., the de-
fendant (who is supposed to reside in Henry County,
Iowa. that ON the 29th day of January, A. d. 1885,
the Plaintiff, Jacob GLADDEN., Jr,her husband, filed
Petition against her in said Court which will be for
he airing at the next term thereof The said petition
charges the said Catharne with wul absence for more
than three years, from the Petitioner and asks that the
marriage contract existing between them may be can
celled and the parties released from the obligations
.th ereOf; and for general relief, SC. VAN BROWN,
Feb. I, ls56,-6w, pd, Attorney for Pctr.
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RE On Sunday, the 27th .ult.. while Mr..
D.N. Cushman, Of Cleveland, was at meeting
IN the Methodist Church, bis horse, a sorel
pony, and cutter, were stolen from the door
and driven away by a lad of fe years Of age.
He was arrested next morning and the proper
ty recovered. The boy said be had been hired
to stealthe horse,
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TIE CLEVELAND BANK NoTE REPORTER
published by Pierce & Co., No. s Bank st.,
Cleveland, Ohio, is g neatly printed and relia-
'bie.' 'Detector' Issued semi-monthly st so cts
per annum. 1t contains complete list of all
the Banks in the Union-and Rules by which
counterfeit and altered notes can be detected.
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CIGARS AND TOBAeco.

tm stia manufacturinR. sad have IN k.nA .o,s
Assofsnsnt OF Havana, Principe Hall spsnish and
common eigaFa, I'll Of UhicI wB rosommsnd the nssl
YES . purchasers shs NAY Be- psasad 70 cal aud sT.
anime
A faIl assortment = chewing bb.eeo, of the most
eioiee, and popular brands selected especially Or
tie retail trade-also "
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
eouplste Gssormest ofspiees, common and Psncy
eandlea Euts. Praits-ABd COnfrctO0arss geo ssaIiy
al Of which will be sod
CHEAP FOR CASH.
shop opposite J. P. Cummings Store. Main s. Carroll.
On, Oh'o. JAMES GORDON,
Jan 81, 1883 H.
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THE NEWSPAPER RECORD.

collection of newspaper facts and statistics containing
A COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS IN The
"A United States, OanadAs and Great Britain.
The only reliable work Of the kind in the world An
invaluable assistant to the GitOr, Book Publisher and
General Advertiser Beautifully printed on fne white
par or, octave size This book will be proupsly sent
70 any part of the country the receipt fhree dol
lars, addressed to LAY & BR0THER.
No 7S SOuth Fourth st., above WalRut, hsdslphia
Dec. 90, 1855.
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.s:V- We solicit special. attention to the A,

.ET We solicit special. attention to the Ad
vsrtisement of Mr.. Samuel G. Perry. Of New
Harrisburgh. You need not walk bare foot
nor ride bare back SO long as Perry's Depot
exists. Boots, Shoes, Saddles, Harness &c.,
to be had at the very lowest prices. Give him
a call and we warrant satisfaction.
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TO ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for sale, of very fnetextued
and beautiful finish, So come along shOemakels and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat.
N B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hidss, In cash
ther, at my tannerx J. W. YOUNG
Nov. Q, 1854. tt. Beun6Vlsa YtAeg.
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VALENTINES DAr.-To-day. it will be re.
mewbered, is Valentines Day upon which oc-
casion. innumerable love missives are generally
exchanged by lovers. Cupid is a sly rogue
and an adept in heart breaking, SO look ye
lads aud lasses.
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EF Luke Davis, Ex'r. OF James M. Davis,
Esq, deceased, late Of this place. advertises
valuableI lands and town lots for sale, in t,s !ays
paper
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CsMuPOLTTAN.
ART ASSOCIATE ON
SECOND YEAR.

4 RRANGEhHNISfv for lie -econd Annus CsusctIos
n Of thii new aad popular Institutioa 70, the dim.
sion OF Literature and Art have been made On the mOt
extensive SCALE
Amsng the works already engaged, is the far.fsusd
L '6ENOA CRUC1FIX
which ori ;inally cost Ten Thousand Dolars
In form ng the Collection, the diuson of . ak,
Of American An, and the encouragement Of American
genius, nave not been overlooked COmmiss;opa k.vs
been alded to many Of The distinguished Aneri
can Artists, who will contribute some Of their Ap.,
prod detious Among them are three Marble u,ss ex.
mtgted oy the greatest living scuptOr-Hiram Powers:
G"org Washington The Father Of his Country. BSn.
jamin Franklin, The Philosopher; Daniel Webster, The
Statesman, special agent has visited Hurops and
made careful and judciOus selections C foreign works
ei Art bc in Bronze and harble Staluary and Choice
paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings and Statuary, TO be distributed free smoDs
the members Of the Association for the Second Year
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP,
The payment Of three dollars cobsti stss snx one
member Of The association, and entities him 10 either
one Of the following Magazines for one wear. and sc
ticket in the distribution Of the stauary and Paint.
ings.
The Literature issued to subscrbeys sons,. os II.
following Monthly Magazines: Harrer's Putnsms
Knicksrbo:ker, BlackWoOd's, Grahams Godeys Ladvis
Book, and Household Words
PersOns taking five memberships are entitled 10 snv
i've Of the Magazines for yea and to sr tickets il
the distrib utiOn.
The net proceeds derived from the sale Of membsr.
ships are devoted to the purchase of works Of Ar. tz
the ensuing year.
TIE ADVANTAGE SECURED
by becoming member Of this Association, are
lst All persons receive the full value Of their sub
scrPon at the start in the Eha pc Of sterling Asgasns
Literature.
ID. Each member Is contributing towards purchas
choice Works OF Art which are to be distributed e.
mVng themselves, aud at the same time encourage
ng the Assists Of fhe country, dsbursnR thousands ef
dollars through ts agency.
Persons in renting funds, for membership. will
pease give their postOfee in full stating the month
they wish the Magazine to commence and have tbe let
ter registered at the Post Office to prevent Lose on tbs
reSeipt of which, certificate Of membership togather
with the bagazne desired will be forwarded 10 spy
psDt Of the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores v;l OBJ
serve that by joining this Association bey receive he
Magazine and free Ticket in the animal dis,,lpon
all at the same price they now pay for the Magazine
lone.
Beautifully Illustrated Catalogues giving full deecrip.
tons, sent free on application;
For Membership, address
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duhky, o.
EB Subscriptions received BY Owen Steen, Honorary
Secretary, CarroltOn, Ohio.
Nov. 92-I855. I'd.
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EB. The State Board Of Agriculture have
fixed upon Cleveland as the place for holding
the next Agricultural State Fair, commencing
with the Esd of September next.