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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLL-
ED AND CONQUERED.

OF all the various ills that deract from the enjoy
ment of human lite most Of them may be traced to
dsOrdercd condition Of the system. Tde hor
rors Of Epilepsy, Falling Sickness, arise in most ca
ses from his cause, Our readers may remember, On
several occasions BEFORE we have alluded 20 the won.
derul cures notifications of Fits, made by the Veg.
etable Extract Epieptic Pills invented and prepared by
Dr. Seth ! uance, of l05 Bal limore street. IaltiHoe
Nd We feel fully satisfied that these Pills have cured
of the most stubborn cases OF Epilepsy, as well as
the mder forms Of Fits, such severe Cramps Spas
ms &c. We cord the fact that persons will find
these Pills equally eiicacous in curing every form of
nervous debilitynO matter whether manifested in the
acute and excrucatng form Of Neuralgia Tic Doloreux
Nervous Headache, the Misery of Dyspepsia or In
digestion, the sufelines of Rheumatism or Gout the
melancholy halucnation of depressed spirits or hyse
ria, their effects will be equally happy and certain
Persons in the country can write to the inventor and
have the medicine forwarded to them by mail The
prices ate, box 50; two boxes So; twelve boxes,
2t and sent to any part of the country free of post
age. Direct your communications to SETH S. HANCE,
l08 Baltimore str, ct, Baltimore, Md.
August l5-lm
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WHY Will YOU Suffer?

Re ead the testimony Of DR.. H. P. Leonard, Dauggst,
Fayette c. II. Ala, JAN, 10; 1853
Dear Sr-'Hoohauds German Ditters have done won
ders in this section A youth, son of M Hubert
Esq., of this county, had been for several months under
the care of our best practitioners Without relief and the
case reported doubtful and the young man although
scarcely able to get about commenced with the Btters
He found so much rel ief from the first BOTTLE he con
timed to take until complete cure was effected lie i
perfectly well and stout
An apho qSe tile BiHerS are satisfied Wih them
Tuskegee, Ala, Jan. /, 1851
Chauncey Fowler said:
The Biters are selling well, a1d think they will
continue so as they give good satisfaction to those
who have used them See Advertisement.
Sept, 4,-2w.
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Obituary.

The following resolutions relative to the
death of John s. Rukenbrod, which occurred
on the evening Of the 5lh of September 1856.
were unanimously adopted by the members of
Coral Reef Lodge No. 1l9 l. o. G. T., Car
FOllIcn, Ohio.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God iu
the dispenshtiCn Of his Providence TO suddenly
remove IRON our midst. our beloved and much
esteemed Brother, John S. RukenbrOd, there
fore,
Resolred, That in hls death this Lodge has
host worthy, active and efficient Brother, soci-
ety good member, bis wife ald family an af.
f,ctonale husband and indulg,n; father,
Resolued, That we deeply sympathze with
this family and relatives in their sudden be.
reavement.
Resolved That although we mourn his death
and the severance Of those fratelnal ties that
linked us together in Faith, Hope and Chari-
w." vet we yield in humble submission to the
will of Him that d'tth all things well; and we
rejoice 10 the hope that our loss is his eternal
gain.
Resolued, That although he has departed
this life md his body consigned to the silent
tomb, yet will we long cherish a remembrance
of him; and as testimony of respect, each
member of this Lodge shall wear The usual
badge Of mourning, 30 days.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing res
olutious signed by the w. c. T. and the w..
S. Of the Lodge, be presented to the family of
the deceased; and that the resolutions SO signed
be published.
JAS. L. HUNTER, WM Mccoy,
.. W, w. c. 4.
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GOLDEN FARMER,

This stove for both cooking and and Baking purposes
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all who have ever
used it, 1t is very neat in design and having the most
spacious Of any pattern of stove made with the
draft arranged in such to away secure e.
ven and speedy Baking Ithas proved perlecin
every respect and has given satisfaction in every in
stance 1t is needless to multiply words the stove be.
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties,
its goo qualities are well known. Call and examine
for yourselves.
lie also keeps on hand stoves of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture, among which are the
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not exceed by any
and which stand No. l. among all Western made
stoves. Those who desire to purchase will do well to
call with the subscriber the exceeding low prices at
which he selling the best article of stove places them
within the reach ofevery one.
He continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand large assortment of Tin, Copper, & Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything, from Tin cup, to a
Copper kettle and all of which is manufactured in the
most substantial and workmanlike manner-of .he very
best materials, and VIII ch he will continue to sell at the
lowest prices wholesale and retail ALI orders from
Merchants promptly attended to-
Remember the place. Sign of the Big copper
Kettle" opposite the Court House, CarrOllton Ohio,
July IL, ,-'56-tf. THOMAS H. ATKINSON.
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Catholic Pole !!

After many days of great tribulatiOn on the
part OF the Post Master, Of our town. the Know
Nothing President and Buchanan Hotel keeper,
Vice President OF the Know Nothings, plblish-
er of the Know Nothing Cynosure, and E lor
of the Buchanan paper ofthis place, the Buck
and Dreck" pole went up on Tuesday evening
last, under the united and untiring efforts OF
the aforesaid dignitarieS and their Is or %
Catholic friends, gathered in from Monroe and
Harrison 10 6nships and a few others. And
bear it in mind that several OF these Pore
Plus men were opposed to that party, and
known as cold line Wings" until this PreSiden.
tisl campaign. And yet we hear the charge
continually made that Fremont is a Catholic F!
Why is it that all these men are opposed to
him Bishop PARCEL of Cincinnati has isSu-
ed his Bul, as doubtless directed by the Pope
directing all good Catholics to vote for BuChan-
an, and why ? because this Administration has
appointed Campbell Of Pennsylvania Post Mas
ter General, and he has near tWo thousand un-
derlands Of his own faith. These are the best
of reasons for their voting for Buchanan.
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Neu Special Notices.

HoltOuay's Ointment and Pills. .--Extraordi-
nary Cure of bad Leg, communicated to Professor
Holloway by f. Narchart Esq, of the Gazette Office
Edgartown Mass-Mr Daniel NortoSn, of Edgartown
had sore on his leg, which defed all ordinary reme
dies and instead of him he only became worse
At last he had recourse to llolloway's Ointment and
Pills few applications Of the Ointment to his Leg ef
lected wonderful change for the better; it lost lis
swollen and angry appearance aud in very short
time lie was completely cured. His leg is row qntp
sound and he is able resume his work. although six.
ty years ofase This astonishing ungueDt will cure
wounds aud ulcers even Of twenty years standing %
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DrED.--on last Friday night Of aPOPleTy as
supposed, John 8. RukenbrOi, Esq. Mr. Ru,
kenbrOd was an old citizen. and by his friends
much esteemed. We supposed that the Mason.
ic Fraternity would have favored US With the
usual Resolutions, as he was Inferred with Ma.
souie ceremonies. Such have not as yet been
furnished. A large cOneOurse Of ciIiEensWere at
the funeral. He leaves a wife and several small
children TO mourn their undmely loss.
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NOTICE Matilda Robins, widow of
~ John Robins Elizabeth Mclaughlin William Rob-
bins Sarah Jane Allison, and Alexander Allison, her
hush nd Isabella Mclaughlin, and her husband Robert
Ne Laughlin Jr Rachel Jackman, and Adam g. Jack
man, her husband and Eliza Jane Robins, IA minor)
and the children Of Ann George, deceased, formerly
Arm Robins, to wit: Wilson, Mitchell, Sarah and Ma.
tida George who are minoIs) all of Carroll county,
Ohio, and Mary George and her husband, Thomas
George, Of jefferson county, Ohio, and Henry O. Rob.
ins, of Brown county, Indiana,
You will take notice that the End day Of Septem.
ber A. d. 1885, the undersigned fled 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 Lee township, Carroll
county, Ohio to witt "The south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section thirtysx 36) township twelve 2
O. rang four ( containing sevenyreight acres and ten
acres in the otheast corner Of the northeast quarter
of section FIVE 81 in township thirteen l3l OF range
FIVE (5l in all IS acres or less. II is the farm
owned by John Robins at the time Of bis death, and
the place on which he resided
The undersigned demands partition osaid land in ten
ccnal shares 1he being entitled TO one;enth ralt)
and that Matilda Robins is entitled to dover in the
whole,
Court BIZ the undersigned, that order OF petite and
osrnment Of dover &c. may he made OF said premises.
JOHN ROBINS, JR.
By Van Brown his Attorney.
September 4, ls56'-6w' pr fee 81 90.
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Cor. FREMoNT AND THE PREsIDEECY, A few
days after the nomination Of Col Fremont, a
gentleman of this city was in conversation with
some of the leading Democrats Of the United
States. In the course Of that conversation one
of them remarked:
"More than year ago, Eve Democratic Ex-
Governors and myself called on Col. Fremont
to see whether he would not be our candidate
for the Presidency. We wanted young, Wig.
orous man-uncontanin by political intrig.
ues, and believed him to be the very man, pro.
vided be was right on the slavery question:
We introduced the subject to him. He prompt.
ly replied: Gentlemen, my position won't suit
you lam opposed to the rePea! of the Nilsson,
ri Compromise and opposed to the extension
Of Slavery over an inch ofg'ound where it does
not already exist
"That was enough for u.s." continued the
gentleman. ave found that although he would
not answer for our candidate, he would make
first rate Republican candidate, and bowed
ourselves ou:. Had be been right on that
question, he would have been our ca ndidate
instead Of yours. ."-Iadidaa State Journal.
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President Pierce Refuses to Hear from the
Free State Men of Kansas.

From The N. Y Herald
The Free State men of Kansas despatch ed
Mr.. Army as a special messenger to Washing
ton, to cali upon the President for protection
from the Buford men, as the Soulherners are
called out there. We learn that the President
was too much occupied to see the Free State
agent when he called at the White House on
the subject, and he was turned over to Mr..
Sydney Webster, the private secretary of the
President, who informed him that it was his o.
pinon that the Free State men would have to
take care of themselves--that the President
was Just now so much engaged that he could
not attend TO the matter. With this conSola-
ton, Mr.. Army left his papers in the hands of
the private secretary, and took his departure
from the White House.
The documents embrace q letter to the Pres
dent. and a semi-official account of the attack
on Franklin. Here they are =
MR. Army TO THE PRESIDENT.
To HIS ExoELLENoY franklin PIERCE, PREsI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES -
S1R--A few days had the honor to address
you as secretary of a mass convention held in
Mclean county, Illinois, and to transmit to you
certain certificates and alidavits, in relation to
outrages perpetuated by citizens of Mtssousi
upon peaceable emigrants from our State and
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LET Us REASON ToGETER.
PILLS.
WHY ARE VIZ sIcKs

Il has been the l0t Of the human race 10 be weigh
ed down BY disease and suffering Holoways Pills ar,
specially adapted 70 the relief Of tie Weak ne Ner
vouA The Delicate, and the lnffm of al cimes ages
sexes and constitutions. Pioi. Holloway personally
saPefntends the manufacture Of hs medicines in the
United States, and offers them 70 free and enpbten
ed people, as the best remedy the world ever saw ~
the removal Of disease
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous PILE are expressly ccr1bined 10 oper.
ate on The stomach the liver, the kidneys the lungs
the shn, and the bOwels correcting any derangement
20 their lnncutns, purifying The bOod the VERY oun.
tam Of he aad thus curing disease IN ell lis forms
OfsPEPslA AND Liver C0NPLaisrs-Nearly half the.
human race have taken these Pills Il has been proved
10 al parts Of the world that nothing has been f1und
equal 70 them IN cases Of disorders of the liver d,s
pepsia, and stomach complaints generally They soon
giVea healthy tone 10 these organs however much de
ranged, and when all other means have failed.
GESERAL DEBILITY, III IrALTu.-M Many Of the most
despote Governments have opened their Custom
Houses to the introduction Cl these Pile that u ey
NAV become the medicine Of the rnasses Lesrre.
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
ever known Tor persons Of delicate health, or where
the system has been impaired a. is iuvicoalng pTo
peFties neVerisil 10 afford relief
FEMALE CONPLAISrs.-No Female, Young or old
ahould be without this celebated medicine, Il cor
seets and regulates the monthly courses at alpsfods
acting in many cases like a charm. Il IA alsoths best
and safest medicine that be given to Children o. al
ages, and Tor any complaint consequently 10 family
should be without it.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma Diarhpa Indigestion
stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
lnhu1nza Secondly symptoms Coughs
Debility lbhamatiOn Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Femse Complaints
Worms, Of all Us LOwness Of Spirits Costiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
- Sold al the Manufactures Of Prot HOLLOWAY, 50
Maiden lane, New York, and PA Strand london, BY
all respectable DR. ggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the CEited States aud the civilized world
in boxes, at 2j cents, G2 - cents ard 81 each.
~ There lisa considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
\. B. Directions for the uidaucs OF a..ents in ev.
cry disorder are affixed to each box
Feb. 2s, 1885, ly
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Yellow Fever.

New York, Sept. 4.
Four new CAGES Of yellow fever are reported
at Fort Hamilton since our last despatch all of
a mid character also two new cases at the
Military Hospital. The cases previouslylepOrt-
ed are doing well.
There has been several new cas- es at Cover
nor's Island since yesterdays report The
tt loops are to be temporarily removed from the
Island.
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EE We give this week the proceedings af
the Harlem Convention (which we intended to
have published last week--but were dsappoin-
ted by not receiving a copy which was to have
been furnished US through the Steubenville
Daily Herald by delegate.
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CHEAPEST SiDDLERY
in THE STATE.

NIE undersigned returns thanks to his Friends, and
L customers for their liberal patronage,
And would say that he continues to manufacture
Saddles, Brides &c. at his cabin in Waslns ton Town
ship Carroll CO. o.
All work will be warranted, and sold en- the most
favorable terms.
will take in exchange for work grain ofany kind
Horses Cows, Sheep any other good stock, and We
sell for about one fifth less than any one else
June Slth, '56.-3m. WIN. MCLEAN.
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PIaSterlng! PIaSteriRg

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is still engaged in the above business and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental plaserng done TO order on the shcrt'
est possible notice Ny long experience in the busi-
ness and my success as mechanic, enables me to as
sure the public thata work will be executed 10 entre
satisfaction. All orders will be attended to promptly.
address the undersigned at Carroon, Carroll county,
0bio WIN c. RUNl0N.
G,re 10 IS56-tf
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ET Hon. Samuel D. Ingram, of Bucks
county. Pa, who was Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry under Gen. Jackson, has taken ground for
Fremont! When the Democrats Of Bucks
County begin to waver, what hope is there left
for Buchanan?
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j. w. GUILD
PRACTICAL AhBR0TYPER
AND
D DAGuERREOTYpISf,

NEW Sky-ight Daguerrean Gallery, just below Hus.
~ toms store, Main SLr-, t, Carroton Ohio.
positively warrant all my work, and will LET no pic.
ture leave my Rooms unless perfect satisfaction is Civ.
or. ask 10 recommendation. Ny pictures will show
i,r themselves. The Ambrotype is auiy beau .i.j,
Citizens and people from far and near are kindly lic
ted to call ald exlmiae specimens aai get pistlre Of
themselves, and lrieuds.
Jane 10, JG-ly. J. W. GOULD.
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TEN THoUsASD Humans FOR MAINEl-
Enough has already heen nedlhat FREE
DOM AND FREMoST has $4,000 majority Hur-
rsh Hurah So we CO. HELP TO BLEED
NG KANSAS, Iowa, VRRMoEr, MAINE.
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EEDonn Piatt, Of Cincinnati, late Secretary
Of Legation at Paris, is out whole-hearted for
Fremont. Mr. P. was formerly a Democratic
Judge Of the Hamilton Common Pleas, and in
the last Presidential campaign was active and
influential for Pierce, He has always hitherto
co-operateI with the Democratic party.
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TIE EXACT LENGTH Last week we said the
Fremont pole raised IN this was SO feet in
length. The figures were right except as to
location, it should have read 1876. which is its
exact length as measured by Mr.. Geo. Abra-
hims, of this place, whose word we presume
will not be doubted. The pole is 4s feet in the
ground making the altitude Of the pole above
ground, 1904 feet.
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DRUGS. DRUGS.

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho public
that he has Just received from the East lot of ugs
Paints Oils, and Dye-stui which he will
sell as low not little lower than can be purchase
at any store in the county Thankful for past favors
be hopes by strict attention to bis business, and 10 "
prices to merit continuance of the same.
Dec. I9, 1855. If. JOHN O. BAXTER.
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NOTICE.-The Township Clerks, and differ
~ ent township officers, are hereby notified thai rbs
General Laws, Executive Documents, AID the ffh -
portionment Of the Ohio School Library, hsSc 6esl
i-ceived at this Office, md ready for astribtti,
and it is desirable thai the township Crks ;eAs q
amount for each township.
Auditors Office, Aug, 2l, 1896.
JOHN !. BLACK UBN.
August q, I5t6 Aud. Car. CO., Or,
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DR.. P. W. LxE,-we understand, has pur-
chased the property lately owned, and yet oc-
cupied by Geo. F. K"nedy Esq, and has re-
moved bis Office 10 the building on the corner
south of the Court House, first floor. The doc.
tor has rscticed medicine in this place and vi.
cinity for near year and has, so far as our
knowledge of him extends, met with good sue,
cess. He bids fair to command a respectable
share Of The business of his profession.
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Alta AMENT NOTI E.-Notice is hereby
~ Ahrob;,,s oF tl,o c.oto ~

GTTAO LAMENT NOTI CE.-Notice is hereby
Il given to David Abrahims of the State Of Indiana
that =, petition has been fed against him BIZ Israel
WAND in the Court of Common Pleas OF Carroll county,
Ohio which petition sets forth that he is sued by said
Wiaid on two prommisory notis made by him. one
payabe o John G. Buck, the other to john Aape.-
The foI 81 5, due FEBRUARY 81, 1851, on whichs
credit of 5000. On the note payable to John Maple
for 49,, 90, and due April l, 1851, credited S240O,-
Balance claimed sl27 co. and he is hereby notified to
Mead answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 25th day Of October next and be is also
,tbar notified that at my anee, on this day the
:, ~ september, A. D. 1856, writ ofataehment was
a.nsd AGAINST the goods, chattes lands, tenemeat9,
srsSits monies and effects Of the defendant for the
steoi. SIC. ~ $4,000 Van Brown, Attorney
cus. Saa,smber ~ 4. 1857. W. for Israel Wianl
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hS The Pennsylvania State Fair. will be
held this year at Pittsburgh, commencing on
Tuesday, the 9Oth day Of September, and will
continue three days, TO October, 3D.
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Graham for Sept has come to hand. 1t
is iine number, containing Engravings, FASH
ton Plates Original Stories, DC. Price per
annum $500 per copy. Address Watson &
Co Philadelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-11

Fremont MEErTSo.--To-nighti 10 the COurI
House. Speech by Mr.. Sharp Of Pittsburgh the
great Anti PoPery Preacher. Turn out one
and all
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siH also attend Al the Tfeasurer's Office IN Carroll.
ton from the 2lth day Of October, H The 2ub I,y -
december to receive taxes from those who fly, -,
previously paid.
Inc ioi.o3Eng Is the amount charged on clch l.
valuation the present year:
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COMMON PLEAS JUDaE. Republican Ju
dicial Convention which met at Minerva on
last Tuesday put ins nomination, upon the 4th
ballot, Lyman W. Potter, Esq of New Lis
bon, for the Judgeship. The selection is good
one,-- that we most cheerfuy endorse, and
will be ratified by the Republicans of Colum-
biana, Stark, and Carroll. on the FL Tuesday
of October next in thunder teAes that will as.
tonish the Buccaneers.
Proceedings of the convention next week.
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and September Appointments
DR.. HARDMAN,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE
lungs formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine
Carrollton, "Pauor House." Thursday September
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO
inform his old friends and customers that he has
this dav disposed of bis business a brewer and
Malster" at his establishment known heretofore as
ives Cleveland Brewery, TO H. G, Lucas and Fran
els Rowe and in returning many thanks to bis rumer.
Gus friends and supporters for the patronage so Lber
ally accorded to him, solcs continuance Of il to the
4ew hm. T. c. IVES.
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] G. LUCAS d. FRANCIS ROWE, IN

II G. LUCAS d. FRANCIS ROWE, IN
IL succeeding Mr., S c.. Ives. in the above business
under the style and firm Of H, G, Lucas Co., take
this opportunity of soliciting continuance ofhe kind
patronage and support so very hberally extended to
their predecessor,
rzs- Orders and communications addressed to H. G..
Lucas & Co. cleveland Brewery, Canal Street. Cleve.
land Ohio, will be promptly attended to.
Exs- CAsH PAID FOR BARLEY.
Cleveland, O., August 2S, le56.-3m.
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Farm for Sale.

T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE, A FARM SIT.
nate two miles from Carrollton, Ohio, on the public
roa dleadpe from Carrolhon to New. Rumley contain
inc ISO acres-9O or 100 of which are cleared
and under good state Of cul'iyaton;-s well waered,
and well adapted to agriculture and grazing
For terms. &c.. apply to JOIN BEADLE.
August 2l. 1856 Union Township. Carroll CO., o.