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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

@ Rum, while in hogs heads, il capable Of
doing but little mischief but when it gets into
mems heads-look ont. sfgs sY1e VT 3sd.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

70 The daily papers contain notice Of the
marriage of Mr.. Swartzsnbcrger (Blaok Noun
tains) to Miss Snowbergsr (Snow Mountains).-
'Lifs up your voices in gladnsss, oh, ys eycrlast
| ing hills"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

81 Nearly ten thousand patents have been
issued in Washington since the 1st Of January
greater number than ever before issued in the
same period. a
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

y John E. Gowan, Esq, of Boston, who is
now in Russia, has just entered into contract
with the Russian Government to raise the ships
OF war and other vessels, So in number, sunk in
the hszbor Of Sshsstopol d The tine se the sises
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

On Monday, I!ns., II O'clock r., ct thsfssdsncs q
his pssuts, IN Scotland, windhsm o., osnnss DAVID u
SuLLna. Ss-~ ~ sast seels yssr. a1.ef ,-sgsfv
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20
Savannah. Ga,

ito d - Savannah, Ga, Dec. 8.
Large numbers of the delegation to the South.
ern Merchantse Convention are here. Virginia
sends the largest number. The best feeling pre-
walls. +. 49,. 81 -s.tg,r rIs.4a~ ofir
The Special Committee of the South Carolina
Legislature, on the Governors Recommendation
to open the slave trade, have reported, asked
leave to sit during the recess and report next
session. az - - -. ~ : u. -. =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

70 Fourteen thousand persons were naturalis-
ed in New York city for the Presidential election.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN LoU1sIANA.-By an article
in the New Orleans Delta, it appears that there
10 a free negro colony in Louisiana, whose inhsb-
itants exercise the prerogative of suffrage. That
colony is located in the Parish County of Ra-
pides, usually known as the sTen mile Precinct -
At the election on the 4th inst that precinct gave
one vote for the American ticket, and seventy.
eight for the Democratic. The man who cast the
single ballot for Fillmore in that precinct was
white.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

ca The Charleston Standard continues to urge
the reveal Of the slave trade.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

4 Couple Of Epispams.

4 Couple Of Epigrams.
Young Dunlop to Roger, morning did brag,
That no wit, on his name, could e'er make punt IA
"The easiest thing in the world,'' qusth the was,
"Just Top the last syabe of-and Its Dun ~ r.
while reading, Roger asked Of Bess,
"why is Old Buck like Douglas guess -
His love replied, i" cxHt.n
"Why," Quoth he, a the book he shuts, -
Dug has heart Of Ada Quits,
And Buck Of Ada-mant!s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

CO In California divorces average four per
dav.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

4s,gs "a az, 5nge7a ,s Montreal, Dec. 6. 2
The steamer Lady Elgin went ashore on
Thursday, near Presque Isle, Lake Ontario,
and is a total wreck. .svsg .smss I'd soi, ],
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

The CoNcKRr.-The Concert last evening was
attended BY large and fashionable audience,
and several pieces performed were real GEMS
The Violin Solo, by Mr.. Wagner, was excellent.
The Duet, {" When thy bosom heayes Sigh"
BY Miss Wells and Miss Clark, was repeated and
rapturously encored. Both ladies sang superbly
and We trust We shall have an opportunity to
hear them again. st. Paul has good singers and
musical performess-lst them be encouraged.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

e. The Prince of Mecklenburg, Sohwerin,
brother of the reigning Grand Duke and nephew
of the King of Prussia, being defaulter to his
brother of over half million of dollars, has
left Berlin with the intention, it is said, of COM
ing to this country
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-20

MONETARY AND THE MARKETs.-We commenced
yesterday the publication of review of the
markets, both monetary and otherwise, and pro-
pose to devote strict attention to these matters
in future. We shall also keep our readers in
formed of the state of the weather. and the prices
of real estate. As one of the editors of this pa
per will give this department his especial care,
our readers may rest assured of its correctness.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Contrast /!

Keep it before the people that Two of AN
DREW JAcKsoN's Cabinet officers have declared
for Fremont aud FREEDoM The tramp of The
hosts OfJACKsoN's army Of Democrats inclu.
ding these two DoDY GUARDS has sent terror to
the hearts Of the Border Ruffisns. "Up GUARDS
AND AT THEM" All, but but | but-ee |
The great PREsIpENT and VrcE PRESIDENT OF
the Know NoTHISGs Of Carroll county have
turned their skins and put on the Buck HORNS;
ergo Border Rufiaus have a "trep,eyioas" re :
enforcement One feeds The Bodies and the
other their b-k minds with Mup. or foul
vomit not that, that fell in the yard below, from
that window
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Freemen to the PoIIS.

Republicans remember tAss Ohio vill make
her voice be beard At The ballot boz on nsrl
Tuesday. She is looked to viii anxious and
sager eyes from all parts Of the UniOu.
Little Carroll" will do her pant ifevsry friend
offrsedSm viii discharge bis duty--gO 10 the
polls and vote his convictions. Let none stay
at home. and excuse himself upon the plea
hat, It is but one vote and viii not materially
affect the result Thslarge majority we viii
give for freedom in Ohio viii be made up BY
single votes. A ltIe esrelessness on our part
nov may lose Fremont thousands Of votes in
November: II Ohio speaks family on next
Tuesday 1t viii have a d'scOurHging influence.
again we say freemsn Of Carroll. to the polls.
Take your neighbOrs along. Let every Re.
publican be At the polls aud victory Is ours.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Let no Man FORGET.

That The "BuCk" party are for Slavery in
Kansas. the people willing or unwilling
and every man who votes that ticket u
an alder and abettOr Of that fcul wropg unon
our friends in Kansas. They broke down the
wall against slavery and by their Rufiian laws
no man dare say on that blood stained soil th.t
slavery Is wrong, without being subiec. 10 The
GallOps or The Psntentia,yl yet these are tAs
laws the Buchanan party say shall be eniorcsa
how lorg will the people of the North Win
love Liberty. fOr The sake Of Freedom and In.
ice support and sustain party, whose leader.
Dow and "bend the suppliant hinge Of tbs
knee to these dealers in Human Flesbfs H.v.
they not already had more than their .Dorra
Of aesh?" Turn out then on TUESDAY, a., ..I
initiate your noble brothers Of glorious Maia.
Iowa, and Vermont. Turn out and sbsd .m.s
" lustre around the fair ssOutcheon Of tbis 49,,
noble State. that your children san shout amen
to the intelligent action of their most nob,: .;.a
in repelfng, yea rolling back the aa,k o."~' .S
spreading wave Of Human Slavery that NOS =
verhangs the land that our fathers had eo~.o-
Grated 70 Freedom. Now is the time 10 str;Ls
or forever It will De toO late.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
$1,000 and NteaIingS!!!!I

Tbs Of Isaac. and seIvAnl Of "Buck, /" is
receiving more than TnREE ra0vskSp DOLLARS
per year, from the PEOPLES treasury. and
puts in gOOdly portion Of bis time psrambu-
lating this state making speeches for Buchanan
and Slave extension. together with an extension
Of bis Oen teal And such Speeches obi crack
cyl We are almost forced into The belief that
sTsrJ one Of'ush speeches iaTor Liberty to The
Free settlers Of Kansas and the Election Of
Fremont. What did be sayS He said that
Robinson, Dei,ehler, Brown, and hosts Of 9th
efs, who have batiled against the wrOugs inlis,
Ted upon them ''shOuld thank High Heaven
that Frank. Pierce had not under the force and
power Of the United States Army have HUNG
THEN between Earth and Heaven 8T scoREsl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
COWardly SIander.

Il has been charged through certain base
and vensl channels, that L. w. Potter. Esq..
our candidate for Common Pleas Judge. has an
interest in, or in other words owns Slaves in
What is il the leaders Of Buchau-
an slave extension will not doY They viii
charge things to be true, that are false, and
Ihen get up some poor oatcast to s'Oear to them
md put that up as proof-as they have done in
hat Sandusky city affair.
They therefore charge this upon Mr.. Potter,
very word Of which they know is false and
black as their own slandering hearts, Ne. Pot.
Ter was born and raised in Columbiana county,
and SO was his much esteemed lady; and by
no means either directly or indirectly does Mr..
Potter have any interest in slave either in
Mississippi or elsewhere. Therefore the charge
is false in toto, made Of whole cloth without the
semblance Of truth to justify so Outlandish q
Charge;--or in other words "is is a base lie
gotten up for baG purposes. and such as non,
but The "aiders and abettors" Of slave drivers
and slave spreaders could invent-sueh ROor
backs wOn't win, this time, ye poor Norlherr
lick spites, Of the Southern saliva tha! fall'
from the lips Of your Southern Lords Go on
the people will meet you and your foul lie,
at the ballot box and then and there will rou
you and scout you as becomes The sons OF th,
Sires Of '76. '' '' ,FaH
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
The Speeches.

or the AS speakers advertised for the Loco
meeting last Saturday barely ono came, to Wit
SAM, N, Hart, candidate for "Eteraal Gener'
al" Major Atkinson opened the ball. His
speech was real mess of twaddle-He NdVer-
ted 10 the Knoy Nothings as being instrumental
in defeating the Democracy two years ago and
he dealt a few blOws upon their heads. He ex-
pressed great reverence for the memory OF
Henry Clay, but The burden Of bis song was
that the Democratic Psrty vas anti.slavcry and
that the popular sovereignty" doctrine was
the only true democratic docsriue Ia Snppor!
or theAe points he lsbOFed hard-onS aside
from the stand would have supposed thai
Douglass, the "lttle giant." was here with all
his ,eloqpence, but when he faced tie speaker
Il WaI only Bob. He was very sSrefui net ia
refer TO the Cincinnati convention on tho sub.
jeet Of Slavery. Phe support Of bis positions
were high sounding assertions Toward the close
0fhisspesch he. In referring to The Kansas az
ieirs boldly declared that there were no such
difaeplAiss as repOrted, In short, he sald, there
was no difficulty except lev cases about
-'squatler rights" We wonder u he has read
the inaugural address of Gsary the present
GoternaT Of Kansas, appointed by President
Pierce. In this Address. delivered at Lscomp.
ton, Sept. II, 1856. he says: s
"NO man conversaLt with the state sf affairs
IN Kansas, cap SOss bis eyes 60 the fact tha.
much ciH disturbance has for long time past
existed ia this territory." aa9
Which is likely TO know best, Robt. Akin
son. who has been fed at Washington or Gov
,Gsary nov in Kansas RecolIect both are Lo-
soiOoop. s'mt e' .as
n /, Nr. Hart succeeded Atkinson. His speech
wss even Worse than the former. He did NOT
/. Ct one time, touch the real issue nOwsOetweep
ne two political parties. Fle sttempsed "a
show that Reedsr. Lane and Robinson we're moi
woFihy Of belief. In !his he spent cOnsidera
be time 70 ~esy iitile parpOse. II would b,
wellio NJ. Hart before undertaking 10 inpeaci
aueh witnesses IS Reeder. Lane and Robinson
70 review bis owp conduct while acting as /
Judicial Oficer at Cincinnati. His speech
throughout was an attempt to thrOV dus. in III,
eyes Of the AudiencO,to pistify the subject al
much ss possible. and divert from The question
a issue. He depended mvcb upon his ges,
prss which were by 90 means pleasing, and
attempts al Wit. which were crude, 10 bold and
smuse the crowd. Il Was desidedl, CAT al
thsough--And before be closed his speeeh bu
. hsadfnl we're 10 atssndaaee, During The lasl
hsii hour n bis speech there Yas speh vboop.
ing, hpTIAi1g, beating Of drums and pIayiny o.
sfse, N ~ Bpchaueers leaving for home. t1a,
ths voice ollhe speaker was At times CON plete.
y drosnsd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Mem aOprrtisenleats.
PROCLAMATION.

I SALMON P. CH Use, GOVERNOR OF THE
!, STATE OF QUO, DO hereby notify the qualified
Electors Of the State Of Ohio 10 assemble in their rts
Pective Townships and Wards tho usual places Of
holding elections on Tuesday, being the FOURTH
PAY ofN0NEABER, A. d. 1856, and then and there
TO proceed, as the Law directs, to elect
TsHty- Three Electors f President and Vice
President Of ths Uaitsa SIatss,
Ia Pursuance Of the Consultation and Laws Il ths Uni
ted States and Of this state.
In Testimony whereof, have hereupta sci mE hand.
- and caused the Great seal Of the state Of Ohio
sEAL to be affixed, at Columbus, this nineteenth
49, day Of September, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fy six and ~ the Inde-
pendence ofthe United States, the Ell hty irst
BY the Governor, 3. p. 6IASE,
J. II. BAEER, Secretary Of State.
Oct. 4 '56-td,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09

The Connecticut prong is of !! all the towns
have declared Tor the Republicans,
$4,000 majority Too heavy for the old
DOeless Stag horns Oh ! send him away to
the Canebrakes and let him sing:
"No wife, no child, oil. all, sold and gone
Far down to the Rice Swamp, dank and lawn" i"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09

ATTENTION FARMERs MIR. D. Rinehart, Of
Washington township. viii have on exhibition
at the coming county fair. his elegsnt Devon
Bull--and will offer him for sale on the second
day Of the fair, This bull when a calf, was ex
hbiled at our county fair and drew the first
premium. He is now about 3 years old and is
one Of the finest specimens Of the Devon stock
in our knowledge. He is nov for sale. "Phch
ia" farmers, 49, 80
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
$1,000. in One Family

Did not you witness with what farOr, Jehu
like ''DAD9 drove that grand procession Of
$40 souls around lSe streets OF our village,
with very young son, almost tied on horse
back. cheering up the Bucks, ''ior till hear NV
my Son Robert make a speech, he spesks,.--
''he dus"--ahsmI Robert is under that lead
Of Hayl and not DADl The tables are turned
Two soas under that lOadl "ohl - and
Scissors" it must be got of them il mustI nv
the wars"-Drive onll =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
LOcOfOcO Cheering!.!

Before the election Loco's cheer and drink
bad whiskey! The night after the election Re.
publicans,, lovers of Liberty and haters Of e.
ranny. oppression, and slavery. will sing sweet
anthems, to the Intelligence Of the Great Sow
ereignsl Come in boys, hat night rouser
will come of.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09

To say nothing Of the other townships rep
resented BY hundreds and hundreds from the
other Ten townships, outside Of Ofhundreds from
the adjoining counties. So we go, good for
500 for Freedom 10 Kansas, Free Speech in
Congress, Fremont for President, and tJessis'
10 the White House. l ga.4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
The Tickets.

Look well to your tickets: Scan them closely
and see that no fraud is practieed upon you, BY
the "Buck sheep" party, see that your tickets
are all right from top TO bottom. The tickets
will be sent to some reliable friend in each
township, for distribution on election day, or
before. All will be in time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Horns Off,!

The Border Rufian aiders have had three
pfongs knocked off their Buck. in New Hamp-
shire, Iowa and Mainel And now boys up.
"arouse and shake the dew,drops from of your
garments" and the entire North Horn will
come out at the roOtl Ohio and Pennsylvania
weight will crush it off, Pa, $4,000; and o.
hio g.. 900 .majoriliesI!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Who Gets Place?

The Hon. R. J. AtknoOn gets place at S.
900 and his dear little minor brother, at 81 200
whilst I. II. Laird, late Editor Of their paper
gets $500 year, and costs him s4Ooto live !
That is true Democracy No wonder that
family squeals | "Liule Matt. was "bought
out" from tie Know NOthingsl Hail CaneJreak
Democracy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
1000 Ereenlen in Council

Atthe Republican Meeting at Minerva on
last Saturday there were 1000 people in atten.
dance. The meeting was addressed BY Gen
Z. R. Rckley, and L. W. Potter ESQ.
Proceedings received too late for publica-
lion this week, ..,.., ~, ....s's.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
SALE OF LAND.

By order Of the Probate Court Of Carroll county
Ohio, Guardians Of the minor Hes OF Daniel Nc.
Alster Jr, win offer at public sale OH the premises,
in Fox Township Carroll county Ohio on Saturday the
llth, October next 1856, at the hour Of l, P NJ. Of
said day. 'rtts b
The South half Of the Southwest quarter OF foein
Twenty eight (28) In To wnship Thirteen (13 Of range
four (4) containing 50 acres more or less ss,tf
The tract on which Daniel MeAllister Jr., resi-
ded at the time Of his deathSad tract Is well mpfO-
ved aud very valuable and lies mile south of Ne
chanestOwn. Terms third in hand, aud the balance
in two equal annual nstalments with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premises. Attehdance given.
SAMUEL McALLISTERs
JOHN NJ. BRYANT
Sept. II. sc pr feeS0,6O s Guatdisns
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Brine in the, Returns!

Let the returns be brought in next Tuesday
evening. Your friends will be in readiness to
receive you. Bring along the results and mar.
ticipats in the Jubilee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Great, Grandg Glorious!


F. r. VS. F-i-E-E-l-e!!!l
On last Saturday, in the year Of "Buek"
sans "DOe." the Grand Fi1Els-eFs. and fuEle-
ers. of this county, with might aud main, with
a wagon load or tWu thro1ed in FROM Tuseara-
was county. wsre present on that ever mem
orabls occasion in innumers5le assemblages
They came with Drums and Flies. and noise
aha eonfuaOn" to large amount Not move
han OOO. .O00, 900. SIS. tremeDduousl WH0OPh
wHOoPill Hurrah III
That it was the grandest affair Of Ihs season,
we now PrOpOss TO prove by living witnesses:
Doctors. Poole and Hunter, from the same
point the last tiae that the Grand Buck Horn
regiment passed the House Of Hunter. coanted
as follows: including Men. Boys, Women and
babies.
Poole, sos.
Hunter, ti 5l3.
DR.. Arter at another point, VIZ, Court
House door, on their last grand flourish inclu-
ding eEerV living soul, aud Israel wiand Esq.
at another point near to PattOn's Hotel, inclu.
ding all sexes and ages, counted as follows:
AFTER, 537.
Wiand, 54l.
Some ladies on "Sheep HiIl'' counted all ex-
eept the sucking babies. and there we're 5O2. =
Therefore taking Doc Hunters count, there
must have been sucking baJies in the GRAND
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
Ten Hundred Pieces! +!

On Tuesdsy the Republicans held meeting
in salinesvle, Col. co. and after the procession
marched througlft che streets the LOcOs swung
a Buchanan banner across the street from the
house tops On the return the procession stop.
ped, and refused tOpass under the banner.
ThsreupOu TIE Augusta boys from Carroll
county, rode forward, and amidst the Widest
flurrahs they brought down the Buck banner,
with their Aag pole and tore it in ten hundred
pieces amidst cooked pistols. and drawn knives
Gc. Of both parties.
Such is the slave driving Rufian principle,
of the BUCCANEERS. #.I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
HEBREsENTATIve ELECToRl,

REPREsgNTATIve ELEcroRs, .r i
Ist-J0HN B. STALLo. Of Hamilton.
Rl-RICHAR IN. C0RWINE Of Hamilton
sd-PETER ODLIN. Of Montgomery.
1th--JACQB 8. 0ONKLIN, Of Shelby a,s.
egh-WtLLAkM TAYLOR, OfHaneocK.
6th--E. p. EVANS, Of Adams. .,.
Tth--WILLIAM H. p. DENNY, ofWaIen.
Bth--J.. r. HUBBEL. Of Delaware. Q '---' '
9th-RO BERT @. PENNENGFO \, ofSeneca
IOth-PRAN CIS CLEVELAND, OF SciOIO.
iIth-sJOHN WEIGH. Of Athens. ..,5 .,.....
Iath---D ANtEI, HUMPHREY. Of Licking.
I3sh--HENRY D. COOK. Of Erie. '
l4th--EUGENE PARDEE, Of Wayne. %
a6.h-JOHN NJ. HODGE, of TuscaraWas.
I6R--DAyIS GREEN, Of Washington, Il
ITth--MiLLER PENNINGTON. Of Belmont
lSth--JOHN s. HERRICK, ofPOrtage,
loth-AARON v WILC0X. Of Lake,
20th-JAMES DUMARS, of Mshonings
AlsI--AMoS e. BUSS, of Carroll.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
REPUBLIOAN STATE IICKET.

sUPREME JUDGE-LONG TERN, "a
...- JOSIAH SCOTT, Of Butler.
sUPREME JuDGE-sHoRT TERM,
'N,t .OZlAS BOWEN, of Marion. e'i
MEMBER OF BOARD or PUrLIc woREs,
JOHN WkDDLE, Of Ross.
..f.. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
b.. ANSON SMYTH, Of Franklin.
,xoR MEMBER OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN WADDLE, of Ross. ra
PoR ATTORNEY 0RFERAL,
G,P. WALC0TT, Of Summit.
.-.a FOB CONGRESS-,
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Of Harrison.
SoR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS,
LYMAN W. POTTER. Of Columbiana.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.
CLERK OF COURT;
John @, BAXTER, of Centre Township
COMMISSIONER,
JACOB STRAYER, of Harrison Township
CORONER, ,I#uI
JAMES PATT IN, of Genre Township.
r..s INFfRMARY DIRE0ToR,
WILLIAM WYNN, Of Union Township.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
DR.. P. W. LEE mau
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

E0RAERLY OF SALEM, OHIO; AND FOR THE
past year pIacticed in connection with Dr.. J. S.
Hunter, has removed his Office and RESIDENCE to the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Capt. Geo =.
Kennedy, near the Court House. corner Of Lisbon al
Canal Streets whee he willhercaier be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that
quire his professional services. Fatered By past sue.
cess, he hopes by prompt attention to merit d cOn-
tnuance Of public patronage. s4
Dr. Lee claims to be entirely modern in the tieat-
ment of disease whether OF surgical other ehaac-
ter. He has also paid ecia attention to tho new
treatment lung and throat affections viz by "od-
ical Inhalation" Patients suffering from any form Of
those affections whether Of acute or chronic eharac~
ter are especially invited to call his Office where bo
will be happy render all information with regard to
he disease method Of treatment &C., free Of elarge.
Diseases of women and children receive prompt at
tention. Efa7 fasaif4
CarrolltOn. o., Sept. ls, lsS6.--tf, : tss.+