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Talking il, my sleep.

l have something sweet 10 tell You,
But the secret yo, must keep;
And remember, if it is not right,
I'm talking in my sleep.
For | know | am but dreaming.
When | think your love is mine,
And | know they are hut seeming,
All the hopes that rourd me shine.
So remember, when l tell you
VIVA, cannot longer keep, 81.
We are none Of us responsible
For what we say in sleep.
Now my pretty secrets coming,
You must listen with your heart,
And you shall hear it hnmming,
So close twill make you start.
You must shut your eyes 80 earnest,
Or mine will wildly weep,
! love you, | adore you,
But I'm talking in my sleep.
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+ OSsF, sometime last week, in the town
IL Il Houma, n POCKET BOOK sosianing about six
feven dalars in money sed valuable papers.
among which WAS note drawn by Alexander Dardeaux
10 favor Of James Moss for the Of One Hunded and
Thirty Dollars, and credited the back with 80. All
varaed trade for said note for Tor amy
other Of the Est papers) payment has been stopped
Houma Oct. 10, 1856. 1851 SAMUEL WOLF.
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BI-SULPHITE OF LIME.

WE fill LIME superior
w quality the the
best SUGAR LIME purchasers The of the latter
has to BIZ
Suphte.
office, No. IS ste,N Jew Oleans.
taz15 Mcleod 4
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sPLExp1p PR1zEs. PAID 1N CASH.

DIR. j. l.. JENNINGS.
III AS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to
- Gagn6s Row, second do.x above the /" Brick
Store where he may at all times be fund unless PROBES
sionally engaged. Izg. 1-.sif ssesfg jy-l9
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CLUB RATES.

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So Twenty Gop'es for Twelve Months, SO. ECti
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ONLY Al 10 -43 7s'1 -iffE 53-st'
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you KNOW.

Every country on the face of
the globe has its patois or pro-
vincialisms, but these are not
supposed to be used by educated
gentlemen or ladies, in. their
writings or conversations. They
are used, however, we regret to
say, in this enlightened nine
teenth century, and in the South
ern emporium Of fashion, to such
degree that it becomes difficult,
in an ordinary conversation with
the most fashionable members of
society, to get the hang of the
speakers meaning, every ex-'
preston being SO interpolated
with words (they should rather
be termed vulgarisms) that have
no reference to the question at
issue Among those vulgarisms
the words you know" occupy a
prominent and unenviable noto-
riety. We can tolerate almost
anything in the rougher sex, for
we don't expect much from them,
but when a young lady-an angel
in face and form, all but the
wings rising from the piano,
harp, or guitar, and after throw
ing her auditory into ecstacies,
will begin a conversation with a
circle Of admirers, every other
word being you know" we feel
as if a wet sack were thrown
over our shoulders, with the Their
mometer at twenty degrees be-
low zero. Just think Of a pretty.
Miss, after graduating in the
High School with all the honors,
undertaking thus to describe to
one Of her admirers what oc-
CURED at the. last fashionable
soiree ~ went there, you know,
with Mrs. jenkins, you know,
and you know she is a widow,
you know, and her sister, Miss
Pumpkins, you know, is going to
be married, you know, to Mr..
Lumpkins, you know, who is a
millionaire, you know, and she
introduced me, you know, to, Mr..
Wilkins, you know, but you know
he made no impression on me,
you know, for you always occupy
the first place in my affections,
you know" Now John Smith,
to whom his adored addressed all
this conversation, did not know
that she went to the soiree, did
not know that she went there
with Mrs. jenkins, did not know
that Mrs. Jenkins was a widow,
did not know that her sister Miss
Pumpkins, was going to be mar
rled to Mr.. Lumpkins, the NIL
Honasre, did not know that she
was introduced to Mr.. Wilkins.
In fact her admirer, John Smith.
was a perfect know nothing in
everything that his adored said
or did at the soiree, though by
her conversation it would seem
to an Sophisticated outsider
that the said John Smith must
have known everything that
TRANSFERRED. Let us hear no more
of this a.s.you know ]" above all,
letsus not hear it pass from the
lips. Of q lady who has any pre-
tcntionss to education or refine
ment.. - III. -. ~. ~
sO7>sWell Dick, !" said doctor to =
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es a. Provisions, and w.. ,"
q :" supply Pla-,trrs ana "ses'ea
leans. ''1n purrhee
GROCERIES. wvyps
= = and consist in pan H. d n, y:
krrcHrr, Walnu,
Lam, M. 1 Leaf ''''''f
LoBBsrErs;
LEMONS;
d l.ANpwlck;
L'ar"Rs, Cosnac, ch,,.
Peach and New Y Yaap,s''
: dies; Old Bourbon bon. nm ~,
and Reetifie,i WHSLE s !.
n,aiea Rum, no,l..a J.; y.
etc etc. vi,
MssrARp, Creole and r..
5; MoLAssxs;; anu Neat!
MAcARoxI;
MATCHES, Friction.
MACE;
NrTMEGs:
:; Mrs. Pecans and .,..
d olLs. Olive, Lamp and I'.ss
Onions; anu Ia'd
: Pickles, Assorted.
n Pork, Mess and Prim..
ppM no. Sweet md iriIb
rkAcHks, Dried;
PEPPER, Black:
PEPPER SAUCE
T. p powDs ss Sporting and Ria.
FPS = Clay and Stone; ''a'
oa'oi'nA and Cred.
SALT, coarse, fine All s,s..
SUGAR. Loaf and Bsu,s.
soar, Bar, css.iIe stM D.,
STARCH. Fo1's md Colr, ~,
SNUFF, Scotch and N,ssSs'
SiRDiSEs;
d SHor, Buck and D,oc,
SAL ERArrs;;
TEAs. Assorted;
TosAcco, do;
T,s-WARE. DO;
VINEGAR;
WIVES, Madeira. Sh.,
o., Champagne, POI, md ~
VASE BoARDs, s,e., e. '''
THING that is usa.iH I'm
rocery. may Be hai Of Nm
q and 10, 81. Philip st,s,
ThiAoAaa1. a
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O-ssWelt Dick, :" said. doctor to
polite man, whose vile 10 had been 1t.
tending, Z how IS your wife I"
"She is dead, I:lhark you. m
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Succession Of MICHAEL GIMBEL. go =
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi.
NJ cial District Court, Parish Of Terrebonne. 5fA
TO all 10 ,rhom it may concern. GAS f7'' 'a]
Take notice that a meeting Of the cred
itors Of the Estate of Michael Gimbef will
be held before A. J. Delaporte, Recorder
of the Parish Of Terrebonne, at his office,
in the town Of Houma, s2.I5an.f =
ol On Saturday, November list, 1856,
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, to take into con.
sideration the propriety of selling the pro-
perry of said Estate, to fix the terms and
conditions Of said Sale and to advise con-
corning the interest Of said Succession.
z> WITNESS the Hon. James L. Cole, Judge Of
said Court. granted under the impress Of the seal
2of said Court and my official Signature this the
18th day Of September A. D.. 1856. fH-YyltS sri Il
-.l-l,.-,4 =, H. NEWELL, Clerk Of said Court.
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A. b. Raglan,
Grocer and Commission
NOS. = AND 10 ST. PHrL1p SrnANr,
Ihibodaux, La.
X EEPs CONSTANTLY ON
Il n a large stock of rr.sh W "-N HAM

~ a large stock Of Fr,
Produce, which he can at,or
with on terms more advan,
them in the city of New Or
His supply of FAMILY
LIQUORS. il very extensiy
following named articles, vi
APPLES, Dried and Green,
ALsPrcE,
ANS ETTE.
AVE HANDLES,
Bacon, Hams, Sides, an,
Shoulders;
BEEF. Sugar-Curpd:
BUTTER, Goshen and Nve,j
ern;
BEANS, Navy;
BIScu IFS. Soda and Butter;
BREAD, Pilot and Navy;
BUcKwBEAr, kegs audboxe
BRooMs, Assorted;
BLAcKINa, 'Mason's;'
BAsKETs, all sizes;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted
COFFEE, Rio. Java L Moch;
CANDLES, Sperm, STR, an
French 1allow;
CHEESE. Pine Apple, Enc
Iish Dairy and Westerl
Reserve;
CHOCOLATE, No. /;
CANDIES, Assorted;
CoKDIALs, do;
CIGARS, an excellent as'm'
CARDS, Playing;
CISSAMoN;
CLOVES;
CLoTHEsPINS;
CoRKS. London:
Cars, Percussion;
DENuoHEs, All sizes;
EGGS;
FLOUR, St. Louis and Ohio:
FlsH, Cod, Mackerei, an
Herring;
FrsHfNe TACKLE;
GINGER;
GARLIC;
GARDEN SEEDS,
HAMS, Sugax-Cuted;
INDIGO:
JUss, Stone;
And, in fact. EVERY
in q wholesale or retail z
the most reasonable terms.
A. B. RAG AN,
August 9, Ja5ien3tf.
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10 School teachers

m He BOARD OF SCHOOL EXA HINERS FOR
Carroll county, will bold Six MEErINGs lor the ex.
animation Of School teachers during the year 1859 on
the following days, namely: On the second Wednes.
day IN February, April, June, August, OCTOBER and
December. The meetings will be held in one of the
public school houses in Calrollton commencing al ~
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules for the Boad regulating exami.
nations are the following;
/. Each applicant not personally known tc
the Boatd must produce certificate of good mora
character OF late date aud signed by one or more re
sponslble persons,
2, Each applicant must come furnished with pen
Ink and paper; and also with McGufey Fifth Reader
8, TO each applicant will be submitted a list Of
questions on Arithmetic. English Glammar aud Geog
raphy, to be answered in w.itirg
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach, nor enLed 10 aeeni6cate, who does not cor.
rectly answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch
D.. Certificates will not be issued on the day of ex-
animation, but hey &i he RENTED by mail or r.
wise as soon practicable. Aud when an applicant
is deemed unqualified, note stating that fact will be
sent him.
8. Applicants coming in after the class is formed
and the examination has commenced will be expected
to wait until the next regular dav Of ex animation
7. No ceri6clie will le grauteI TO any person who
known TO the Bnatd to he habiluaed Ia the use OF
prolsne hpguuge, to he iutempcae or dishonest
Each applicant mu,t furnish himself with a
s'emped envelope, anJ hiusel ipduIse it With bis
Owa name aud address, aud IL such envelope his Ger
ticate or note will be forwarded.
0. Each applicant will be equired to wlite sho
composition on some sui cc assigned by the boa,
on the day Of eAuuna ipu showing therein hi. skilin
Penn anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use OF Capital
letters Sc. . by der OF The Board,
December -, 1855. Nv. i, 5. McKEAN, Sec'y
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ISRAEL ARCHBOLD.
Scientific Information
FOR THE WHOLE WOBLD

Ohapman's Great Discovery. The Monthly Rainbow
or Chapman's Pre- Calculations for Elementary Chan.
ees based upon the discovery Of The physical laws and
harmony OF electrical action preyadng the solar sys
ten, as involved IN the dlei effects OF light mod.
hed poazed) by di lering angles oil reflection on
large scale. This important discovery OF the laws Of
nature which regulate the changes Of the elements,
constitutes subject o magnitude and importance psF
haps unsurpassed by auy ether the pages Of histor
&c leaold. The surprising accuiaty with which Dr.
On pman is enabled to pre-calcuhte all elementary
changes piedispOslng moe TO storms, earthquakes &c
aud also atmospheric changes within the hour Tor each
day, months in the future, and he physical effects on
the health, feelings and hmnors Of Mankind must be
admitted by all urpeudiced minds to be Of ncacula
BILE advantage to The whole human race.
In presenting the Rainbow to The public, We do not
claim IL TO be an inIabls weather guide. But this
much do caim that i will be found to be correct
to the letter. eight times Of every ten All We ask
is a candid examination. Terms Of Rainbow per
year, in advance, cents FOR six tbs.
Chapmans Prncipa, or Natures First Principles,
cloth binding, l2mO, 200 pages. Volume first con.
aims iul explanation Ul the discovery to which Dr..
Chapman has devoted the last nine ye&s of close OBJ.
Published every six months, March and
plce 81 per volume Tor wbich'it win bs
sent postpaid to any part Of the country. First vol.
ume now ready. CAMPBELL & Co.
No. 73 South Fourth St. above Walnut, Phlada.
GE-Agents wanted in every county.
Nov. 8, 1855. .H
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SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs,- AS several States are claiming the
right of Speakership through their respective
party organs, it may be interesting to see what
have not been represented through choice Of a
speaker
Connecticut has had one Speaker, Jonathan
frumbull' one term Georgia, Howell Cobb,
one term; Kentucky has had three speakers
,Or nine terms, viz; Henry Clay six terms,
john White one term, Lynn Boyd two terms !.
MASSACHUSETTS three, Theodore Sedwick one
term' Robert @. Winthrop one term New
Jersey, Jonathan Dayton two terms: N York
John W. Taylor two terms; North Caroline
Nathaniel Macon three terms; South Carolns
Langdon Cheves one term, Tennessee, Iobn
Bell one term; James K Polk two term.. and
Virginia has had four, Phillip T. Barbour one
term Andrew Stevenson four, R. M. T. Hun.
ter and JOhu W. Jones one term each. OF
these Kentucky has furnished the greatest mum
oer-three Speakers for niue terms.
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A FACT WoRTn REMEMBERrNa The com.
parative danger of standing on the platforms
of railroad cars, is shown by the State Engi
neer and Surveyor Of N, Y, by which it ap.
pers' that over twelve millions of passengers
we're carried over the main railroads during the
last year. Out Of this immense number twelve
we're killed, and Of these, eleven were standing
on the platform.
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WHO WAN re no BE MAnRIFDi

WHO WANTS TO BE MAHhlEDl
VHE ART or LOyE.rAKlNG.-,h msst ertrsoedi
narF book Of ths ninsteen'h century, The bis
loi marriage The way 10 the Altar Matflmluy mad,
easy, OF h0s 10 viu Lover. Que volume Of leo page
81 ny. PIiCe one dollar. 10000 copies are alfesd,
issued Thirteenth edition rtady. Priuted on the a.
est paper and Illustrated In the fast style II art
j "LoveIules the count, lhe camp, The uOve.
u For Love u Heiven, aud Ie-ven l. Love"
So sang the Ba d: se thousands pine
For lOFe-of hie the ighl dnine-
Who, did they kno~ seme gentle charm,
i Tie hearts oi these they love % warm,
/ Might 1--we, might die, Ia bliss supreme
/ Possessing al Il which uiey dream.
The read % WcdlOck should you kuoHi
Delay NOT. but 70 RONDOUr 20.
! Time hes aud from his gloomy wings
I A shadow falls on living thing:
/ Then seize the momeuts a. tbey pass,
Ee iall the Jas. sands ihfOugh tue glas;
Al lea-t the present s YOUR own,
While all tie future Is unkuoNn,
A happy mauhge man or maid
Can nov secure by RONDOUFS aid
CONTENTS.
II teaches hoS to make ladies aud gentlemen win
the devoted affections u many of the Opposite sex
as their hearts may desire Aud the plan so simple
yet captivating that al NAV be married ifesDeciive
of age, appearance, or position; AMI can tc atrang
ell with such ease AM decacy that det, cou is impos
sible
IL teaches how 20 make love.
Il teaches evety eve TO torn beauty ofits o wn.
It teaches how to act When fascinated bya lad.
lttesches huw 10 make the wri, kled lace smooth
ltteaehes you the knd Of vile 10 select 10 render
home happy
It gives advice to the lover who has been once truly
accepted, and rejected aferward through the inter
feteuee oi hends.
Il gives a remedy for unrequitei love.
Il gives YOU instructions for beauIiiyng the person.
How to have handsome face aud hands.
How to remove an and lleckles
a lecture on Love, ora Private Advice to Married
Ladies snd Gentlemen
This is decidedly the most fascinating interesting
and really useful and practical work courtship mat
rimony and the duties and delights Of mauiei life, that
has ever been issued from the American press The
artificial social system, which in Rany Instances pre-
vents union Of hearts, and acices 10 conventional
ism the happiness and even the lives OF thousands Of
the young aud hopeful Of both sexes thoroughly an
analysed and exposed Every one who contemplates
marriage, aud wishes for iuallbe guide in the sc.
lection OF partner for life, should pun chase this great
text book Of counubal felicity.
No one will ever regret the price paid for such an
invaluable secret.
Bills Of any OF the speciepaying banks in the United
States OF Canadas received par. Gold dust can be
sent from California
An that is necessary for you to do is to write letter
in as few words as possible inclo9ing One Dollar and
write the name with the Post OIce. county, and Sale
and direct to PROFESSOR RONDOUT
Publisher and author, No. So Forty Street, n. Y
Dewitt and Davenport 1853 Nassau S., are the whole
sale agents, 1000 agents waned.
January 3, l856.-6mo,
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SANDERS'
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE,
Patented Jane 8, 1852.
Feb. 22, 55. t.

Iatehltd JuHe :, 1892.
fNllS Rake Is Intended ior rabiHg hay and cleaning
wheat helds. IL will sOik veil on Iousl slsn,
ground; the Teeth being the common metallic spfil
see is operation is The most simple aud easy oi any
Horse Rake Ia use. The operator ldes aud operate.
the Rake With his feet tie teeth being attached to the
axetree which is the head Of The Rake, with hinges on
'he trout side attached 70 the shafts the head blates
Oh The axes Is required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary Tne Rake is well adapted TO all
classes Of men, This is the cheapest simplest aud best
Horse Rake now in use; at all Fans where exhibited il
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Patenee and offer said Rake the farmers Of Lit
tic Carroll at reasonable terms
model Of the Rake can be seen at he American
House,
CarrulIton Ohio. WOODBORNE& ROUDEBUSH.
July H. 1855, IT,
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MALARIA OR MIASMA,

lhis subtle atmospheric poisOn which at certain sea
sous Is unaVoilaOy Inhaled ut every Dleah is the same
III character wsrgyer II exists, ,-nOflh, SOUTH east y,
weaL,-id wll every where yield 10 this newly discov
cred 'fIDJfE, wnIcn neutralzes the poison, com.
pete pulhes tnc s. stem, and thus entirely remove
all tue Cause Ul disease.
fue proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
IesJiJs llOm It's use:
1t WI proect any resident or traveller even in the
most slckly Or swampy localities IRON ANY ague or Bit.
Ous disease whatever or ANY injury from constantly in
nalng Malaria Ur Midsna.
IL "nl'hs,altl check the ague in persons who have
suffered lOf az ength OF time, ii ON day to twenty
years, 50 ID hey need never have another chll by
continue suse according 10 directions.
lJw mmeuetely leheve all the distressing results
VI y ds OI asue diseases, such as general uebl,,
uigns sweats elc. The patient at begins 10 re
cover appeule aud Strength, aud Continues until pei.
mdne aud iauict cure is elected. Aud as a LToUl
that it also worthy o publc Confidence, because Ol
It's singular aud entire harmlessness.
Inc following ce Utica { from one OF the most cee
rated Gus usts tue Unit ed States is attached to ev
ry bottle:
New YoRK, June IL, 1855
Il have made chemical examination O Rhodes Ft.
Ve aHd Asue cure, o. AuldOle tU Malaria, aud nave
lOr Arsenic Mecuy, Qulniue and otry chnine
OUT nave not IOand particle OF eitheriu it, nor have
iOuHu ANY substance In us Composition that wOuiu
prove li,lurlUu. 70 The cO,lsll utiUn.
JAMES X. CLIFTON; NJ. d., Chemist"
Ibis allows o its lIee use as preventive by vii ich
ali pei sous may lhus be Ot freedom lOm the
above named diseases no matter how sicky the season
o. anpy tie lOean'y.
PROOFS OF Eff ACY are frequently Published,
aud the cunhdeLee Ol Le pubic asked ol.y ia pIo
pOI ton to actual melliS wherever introduced an.
used These only ae ielitd upon 10 prove It's worth.
Que OF two bottles will answer Or Ordinary cases
may require more. Di eciiohs printed in Ger
au, F,,nch, aud Spanish, accompany each bullle-
lice One Dollar.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES a RHDOhS, Providence Il, l.
For sale in CarrOllOu by Z. A. B0EGEL, and dealers
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Io SchOOI TeaebeTs.


It's board Of School Examineis Tor Carroll count,
viii hold meetings for the eHanina n saehsfs, I
The iollowing tunes for the year Is5- Dn ,hs 2nd
Wednesday VI every month throdgh0ai the sear and a.
the 4th "Wednesday oi April, MAY, Sspienbei aud
October. Tue meedHgs be bed a. the Uourl House IN
CaFro0h, al 10 OclUek A. n. By order Of the Boald
+. S. McKEAM Sec.
Dec. 2I '54. "a.
SiASBNG Russ AB0PTEB BY THx BOARB OT ScHOoL Ex.
AniNEKs FOR CAEKoLL CoUNrT, ElB I6rn, 1905.
|. Every applicant must produce = eeitiheas oi good
moral character Of late date, aud signed by responsible
pc sous.
g Each applicant must come furnished With two o.
three .hees Of ruled paPvr also with pen apd iuk;
and ith AcGuneyi Flu Reader
3. Eioh appictnt will be Ieqai ed 10 furnish spee.
men OF penanshp, skll Ia punctuation, C Hpositioh
and the Ofcapi letters, aIttgn In the presence O
the Board.
a. To each applicant will be submitted list Of cues
tions Atithmetic, English Gammar, aud GeOgrapny,
to be ausserrd in srilmg.
5. No applicant wil be regarded as qualified TO teach
uof enttlrd to certificate wu does noI correctly an.
une halfofthe questions submitted in each branch
q. Certificates vii tot he sacd on the day oi exam.
nation, buI be remilted by mail olherN Use as suon
a. accahe.
T. Applicants coming in afrer the class is formed aud
the examination has commenced Nillbe expected TO
wait until the next regular DAY Ol examination.
S. No certificate vii be giauted to ans person who
is known 10 the Board 70 be hahiuaied 10 the use o
profaue language, to b. iutemperue, or dishonest,
g. Applicants will be expected to Furnish them
selves with stamped enyO Oped'
BY order Of the Board,
F. S. NcKEAN, Scc'y.
Feb 90 -55 tf
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A LoNs War TO MIL The ship Adelaide
arrived here on the l4th Of October, from San
Francisco, brpgip cargo OF California wheat,
barley. DO. which paid profit to the shipper
Of nearly so per cent clear Of expenses, tbe
wheat selling at an average Of about SO per
bushel. The same vessel is now up for
California with 1900 bbIs of -four on board,
togo back to the same port from which she
brought the wheat. Some would think that
1p.O0e miles vas a long way to come to mill
IN Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
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EaT Ellen Emery, who lives down soutb
cautions all girls against having anything to do
with her runaway husband David. She thirI :
no will be easily known, because she saws
David has scar on bis nose, where scratch
ed him. ''O"
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NEW FOUNDRY

Lisbon Street CaTrOlIIOn, Ohio
VNHE subscriber would respectfully Inform Farmelt
Mechanics, &C., that he he has taken back and ha
now in full oneraton the Cauollton new
CUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And is amply prepared to furnish to order all kinds o
Ploughs Plough Points Stoves, Castings Of all de>-
crpons, at the shortest notice, and at REASONABLE,
prices
Il good ard extensive stock of Ploughs, Point,
Stoves, Castings &C., constantly kept hand and ol
sale at low prices, for Cash. L. MCGUIRE,
Nov. 9Th 1855, IT,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-10
NHEElRINC--XERY.

TUE SUBsCKIBEB HAS RECEIVED FROM TEE
East his carefully selected and excellent stock on
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, d
which he viii sell ast as low they ought to be sold,
Tor Cash or Produce. His stock consists IN part Of a
ine assortment Of Silks Satins, Ladies Wosied d. es
Goods, lawns, GiUghams. Prints, Bonnets, &c, &c-
Also Mems wear OF almost every des ripfon,-Iists
shoes AID Boots; veTy fine assorim, Djmet Of Queens
ware good selection Of Hardware snd en- excel.
lent stock Of Groceries Great bargains for cAsH-note
that.
ISRAEL ARCHBoLD.
Canolltop, O.. Nav "a 1853