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1ne Rasnlt.

Yhe smoke Of the battle has passed away.
and we have in view the result OF the siege
In Jhio our glorious flag Of freedom still waves
in victory. The Republican state ticket is e.
lected by a msjority Of about $4,000. e
Twelve counties Of thsWestern Reserve give
Republican msjorides amounting in the ag-
pterste to q, ,745. Giddings' majority is rising
5000, Bingham, our member OF Congress,
has q majority oiabout 500. and all the coun-
Ties in the district have elected their entire Re.
publican county tickets. Old Molly Stark
comes out Of the fight covered all over with
glory, elected her Republican county ticket en-
ttire--Leiler's majority for Congress in tha! dis
lrict is 2 678. L. D. Campbell is returned to
Congress by small majority.
An that the democrats have to boast offs the
election of Peudlston, Groesbeck, Cockerill
Miller, Cox, Lawrence, Hall. and perhaps
Barnes,
Our glorious and al-sWeeping triumph in
Ohio. has been achieved in spite Of the mos
thorough and complete organization Of our op'
ponents. Never were they more thoroughly
orgsnized-snd never Fsre men more disap
pointed Than these same fellows at the univer
sal Republican gains. The Congressional dis
tricls that they have won are won by no strepgtl
oftheirs, but simply By the running Of thir
candidates in some instances and alliance 4
others. by the Fillmoreites. In the district
where Cox, Miller, GrOesbeck aud PendIetor
democrats. are elected there were three cand
dates in the feld. The places Of Scott Harr
son, and o, F. Moore, Americans, are file
by the locefocos--GrOesbeck and Miller. r
Indiana has given the democratic state tel
ct a majority of about {, G,00o--The democrat
have the House. Republicansthe Senate aud OF
half Of the Congressmen. The whiskey que
tiou was mixed up with the canvass and cause
thousands to vote the democratic ticket, "
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Sept IL. IS. 4w. pr. fee s4,O6 bis attorney.

ATTAU AMENT NOTI CE.-Notice is hereby
given to David Abrahims, Of the State Of Indiana
hat petition has been fled against him BY Israel
WAND in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Carroll county,
Ohio which petition sets forth that be Is sued BY said
Wand on two ptommisory notes made by him, one
payable % John G. Buck, the other to John Maple
The first foI 81 due February 2l 1851, on whiehis
credit Of SEQ 60 On the note payable to John Maple
Tor s65 CO. and due April l, 1851, credited $2400-
Balance claimed $lz700 and he is hereby notified to
appear plead answer or demur said petition on or
before the 25th day OF October next and he s also
further notified that at my instance, on this day the
lst of September A. D. 1856 writ Of attachment
issued against the goods chattelS, ands tenements'
credits monies and effects of the defendant for the
sum of sl27,o0 Van Brown, Attorney
| September A. 1866. ". for Israel WiaAd.
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This weeks Advertisements

]. W. Akin. Dry Goods Merchant. Cam
erOn's old Store room, gteets his customers
with large aud well selected st OK Of Fall d
Winter Goods which he will selleLsaP for cash
or produce. His motto is 'smsll profits and
quick returns" Read his advertisement, give
him call and we insure a sale.
ArchbOld CLARK, Dealers in Dry goods. dc,
are nov receiving splendid stOck-consisting
in part of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made
Clothing, dc, which they offer at very low
prices -and fyou think we ale gassiag about
it, Just call and see for yOurselves-Read
their Advertisement
Joseph Birch. Boot end Shoe Maker, has
opened shop ia the room formerly occupied
by ]. S. RuckenbrOd. now deceased, where
he will execute promptly all work entrusted
ao::bim. Joe is clever fellow and good work
man, and viii doubtless give entire satisfaction
to cuslomsrs-Read his advertisement then
give him call
Sheriff Whitcrah offers for sale valuable
lands in Carroll Il Stark Counties.
John B. Moody, Admr. q VIM White. of
fers for sale valuable tract Of land in Lee
township.
Protect your Homestead by every safeguard
ii you have conferred there tn, wealth Of m cans.
taste, or accumulation of lore By the efforts o.
life, it should not be permitted to be swept a
way, beyond the hope Of any indemnity, when
facilities are so easy to render it's pecuniary
value partially secured to the possessOr against
the event Of destruction by fire The Aetna
Insurance Company has many inducements to
the owners of dwelling houses, particularly
those located so as 10 be isolated from exter
nal dangers by neighboring buildings. Their
rates of premium are low AMI they are prompt
10 the adjustment Of losses.
l. Ulman il their agent for this county, who
will issue policies on reasonable terms. Read
his card.
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Robert Mofiit. ct ais
Daniel McCrearv. ct ais.
In Partition.

Pursuant to al order of sale made BY the court Of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, and State Of Ohio at
the August term, for the year 1855, wiz offer for
sale at the door Of the court House in Carr oton on
the a5th day Of October between the hours Of
o'clock A. NJ and four o'clock P. NJ. Of said day. the
following real estate being the North West quarter of
section twenty five Of township sixteen ofRange
en- also fifty six acres off of the east end Of the North
East quarter of section hhty one, oftoWnshio six.
teen, of Range seyen fthe lands subject to eale
Steubenville in the State Of Ohio
Terms of sale; one third in hand, and the halSues
in two equal installments with interest secured hY
mortgage on the premises. Apprised at SIS $4,000.
JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT.
Sept. 25, '6e.4w. Sheriff of Carroll CO.. O.
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PROCLAMATION.

7 SALMON P. CHI ASE, GoVERN0R OF THE
i. STATE OF OHIO, do hereby notify the qualified
Electors of the State of Ohio to assemble in their
pective Townships and Wards at the usual places o.
holding elections on Tuesday, being the FOURTH
AY ofNOVEHBER, A. D. 1856, and then and there
10 proceed, as the law directs, to elect
T,rcnty- Three Electors @ President and VIC
President of the United States.
IN pursuance Of the Consultation and Laws of the Uni
ted States and of this state. ASA
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
-, and caused the Great seal OF thestate Of Obi
sKAL to be affixed, at Columbus, this uineteentl
80 day Of September, in TIE year of cur lord on
ousand eight hundfed Ind ff,y SIX, and of the Inds
th rdeuce fthe United States, the eighty Iirst.
Pc BY the Governor, 1ei .. I. CHASE,
JH. BskER sseFetafy Of State
Uet 4 '56-td, saazzsl 81 s1
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oeit 20 %. . v.
NoTICE.-To Matilda Robins, widow al
~ John Robibs. Elizabeth Mclaughlin, William Rob
bins Sarah Jane Allison, and Alexander AHiaor. her
husb nd, Isabella Mclaughlin and her husband Robers
AeLsugbiu Jr Rachel Jsekmsn, and Adam 3. Jack
nan, her husband, and Eliza Jane RObina IA mlnofl
sbf the children Of AEn George, deceased (lormerIy
Arm R0bins,) 70 Wit: Wilson, Ni,chell Sarah and Hs
ulda GeeFge tshO are mihOfsla all Of Carroll county
Ohio, and Mary George aud ber husband, Thomas
George, Of Jefferson couhty Ohio, and Henry O. Rob.
ins, Of Brown county, Indiana,
You viii take notice that on the 2nd day Of sep,en.
Der, A, u. 1856 the undersigned Fled petition n ha
Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio wbeys
the same i now pending demanding Partition Of ths
following premises, situate in Lee tOwnshp Carroll
county, 0hlo to Wit The south half Of the seutbTes,
quarter Of section thirty six 1867 township twelve l9l
OF rang four ~ containing seventy~eight acres and tan
acres in the ortheast Of the northeast 0uartes
Of section Eve in township thirteen (l3) Of range
i've (5 in all IS acres more or less. Il Il the farm
Owned BY John Robins at the time Of bis death, ana
the place on Ehieh be resided
The undersigned demands partition oisad land II ten
equal shares he being entitled to one-tenth rartl
md that Matilda Robins is entitled to dover In the
ghOle.
An application will be made at the next term Of the
ourt BY the undersigned that order ofpettion anH
ssignment Of dover may be made Of said premises
JOHN ROBINS, JR.
By Van Brown his Attorney
September A. lsb6--6w pr fee 81 co.
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BOOT & SHOE MAMMA.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Carroton aud vicinity that he has opened
in the above business in the shop formerly oCcupe BY
John s. liu&eRbrod deceased Main street. Carrollton
where he is prepared to execute to order ali work en-
trusted to him OF any STYLE at short not ice
and in durable manner. Mending and repairing at
tended promptly lie will work his own stock or
that furnished by customers. Low charges made IN
every instance. JOSEPH BIRCH.
Car, lIton Oct % l95g-lm
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Gr0ham's Magazine tor November is upor
our table. 1t tabounds with Interesting arti
ces "Grandmother's Apples" a fine steel en-
CRAVING, coored fashion plates, jacket patterns
Tor boys, grla' dress patterns,Iat styles fol
bonue's; also, the Ladies' work.tSble, contain,
ing patterns for insertion, embroidery, crocnet
work, &C., embelished its pages.
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Godeys Lady's Book for November has made
its welcome appearance on cur table "The
CoRtrss," fine steel engraving winter fash
ions for cloaks, slippers, bonnets. head dresses,
ottoman covers, dressing gowns, and a score OF
others most interesting to the women, are +.
mong the embellishments. The reading mat.
ter is as usual Of choice selection,
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Eg- Burdck d S,ovill, No 8. Spruce st..
New York, publishers of the Ladies Wreath
and che Ladies, Keepsake offer to the public a
choice selection OF reading matter in these two
periodicals. Price per annum sl,00, each.
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Tie Student d Sehoolosate published by N. A.
Calkins q Co., is choice mouthly for children.
Price S 90 perapnum. Parents can not spend
a dollar to better purpose for their Children's
winter evening reading than to send for the
Student.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-23

Sold AZ the Manufactures of Professor HolIov.,
~ Halden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealer ~ I'LL
cnes throughout the United States, and the eivizes
Eorli in Pots, at 25 cents 62l cents, and 81 each
a There isa considerable saving by takiro tbs
larger sizes. wv
~ B. Directions for the guidance of patients m A..
rey disorder are affixed to each Pot. i-''
March lS56-ly.
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PLAN OFINsT RUTInN

This consists in courses of I,ectnrea t,,, Al
(which are given at the REGULAR gnnaI .Gol
during the Winter months comrrs,o - Seiu eI
Monday Of December and on 1e us
seeutivs sesscn ~ ,be va.s ~ e'1g OOu
er hms,M or sons can best snare tir 70 arm
THO Ta,i,,res a,braco a. az ss,o-t ~ eebu
5,icnIrraI Sc;r os, rro;ot =: epaIihents o
iSred n dies,an, Tsct,ror a5J on pslng a.
ented IN The manner ss Ned;cpt Sc;o1oa ;st PIE 50
Medical SoI,ona. 'ei'nee taught IN
Fbs vhoIa ia ~ tho s.;s,. .oso o,,....., =,
tieriro ia h, ,lis ,a.hoI ,,asor,a5 :; WIN Ag
ne,;od ~ t;n,o anI ,eefora ,cS ~ - sns
th,o 70 ,n,,5as rbo csnu,, a,,oJ -isi'l2u pos
evcn Schools ~, exns,imentaI f,rms "
STRJFTrS
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains u
Animals Vegetables, Land or Labor.
l. Chemistry IN all us apphe"uons to Soils. Nan
ares' Animaland Vegetable Lie and domestic Arts
az mi do,o.,r,ont ;s ,A...,d.s =. os,..;.n- ..
aud a,ssn. h.va bsen nrov;lsd eor ~ ,." -
,;or - :. muses.
''Oni IT. Co., u..,;va Ao..Ouv ,ua p.....,
cis reSs,epee 10 ,he eedngs basa;ng - "
,orv ano descrip,iop of D0meson Anms,s n 49,
oral varieties. Veterinary Medicine and Sureerv
This depar,m.pt will he illustrated nv D,sn.,.,;,,
"a saoc;a,ss sad hs ,hs n,se,;aa
sno pns,s,ons ss are nscsss,rv 70 ~ s,io.as
,he Lesnsr If s,ock f''~ "
VI" TI4 PoaI,',s IA M;nar.lo.,. 49,.
"a hSS;ioS;osl ;sb snees =
anu " sle history
1hnJ su ~ II VI ,ba Eedsbs ~ sns ano
and soils adanted to each. :
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Neu Special Notices.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETES.

AaaOtEer perfect cure Of Epilepsy, Gy DR. Haaes',
y Epaeptic Pills,
Duants Neck Perqaiman's Co., NJ B. Oct l, 1856
DR., lance Dear S: Having been afflicted with
falling tits for some years past determined le give
your Pills trial advertisement ofwhich saw in some
OF the papers) and continued to use them for some
months, until was entirely cured. l believe them
to be first rate article; and since have used them.
have not had one attack, and am now in the enjoy
ment Of gooa health.
4 l am, very respectfully
Yours &c
e JONATHAN j. JACOBS.
s. The Pills we're recommended to me by Mr..
Nathan Newby, Of this county, 10 whose address you
sent them.
Those pills, besides curing epilepsy, are a specific
for all notifications of nervous disease. Price 50 per
box two boxes for $5 twelve boxes for S24. Persons
eI closing remittance will have the pills sent them
through the mail on its receipt For sale by Seth S.
Hance, No. lOS Batm re street, Baltimore, Nd, tC
whom orders fIom all pats Of the Uuion must be ad
dressed.
O3t i6-1m. 4
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REPUBLICAN MEErtSG.--1here will te Re-
publican needing next Saturday evening. at
ctndle lighting. .iathe School House near James
Mllersin Rose township. Gen. E R. Eckley
all C,. Wan Brown, will address tie meeting.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-23

RT A. G. Smith has opened marble es
tahlishment at thc room on N lin St. formerly
occupied as the lie Of the old Ohio Picqyunt
GiyV him a call,
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l am, very respectfully
GREAT CUME OF PILES.

Dear Sir: 1t Is with much pleasure take this op.
portunty of informing you of the great benefit have
derived from the use Of few bottles of "IIoohands
German Bitters.s For number Of years / have been
sorely and severely afflicted with pain in the stomach
attended by ysevercauacks of the piles, for which
tried great many re nedes but without atordng me
an, relief. Being advised to use the German Bitters
did so using In connection, for the piles, you
sokenard Ointment, and Inow inform you that the,
have entirely cured me and restored to health AM
would advise all the afflicted to use your valaabl
medicines, &c. Respectfully yours,
MARGARET REPSHER.
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A ATTACHMENT NoTICE.-At our instance. An at.
n tachment was this day issued by Samuel Williams.
justice of the peace of Perry township, Carroll coun
ty o. against the property aud effects Of Mary sbearer
non resident Of said county Dated this 18th day Of
Oct. A D. 1855.
0ct 23,-'56. lOCK0N, CUSTER. a Co.
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state OF Ohio. Carroll County SIS.
Petition to cell lasd

vs. feutiOn 70 eel la9d..
Elisabeth White Widow
and John White ct ala,
To John White, AleIander Moody and Elizabeth
Moody bis vile, samuel Moody, and Phebe Moody bis
wife of Benton county Iowa. David White Of Pike eoun
~ Illinois. John KhkEOod aGd Mary Kirkwood his
wife Of Dearborn county Indiana, William Peterson.
and Jane Petersen, bis wife, Of Indiana and the Hes
at Law and children Of Sarah Wells deceased, who was
daughter of deceased whose number, name and res
idence unknown and the children and heirs at law
Of William White Jr. deceased who a son Of dece.
dent, whose number, name and residence unknown.
You hereby Informed that the zth day Of Sep
tember A, D.. 1856 SAID administrator 6ed bis petition
in the Probate COurtOf Carroll county Ohio, sganut
yon and others the object and prayer Of the Petition
10 obtain an order &c. On the llth day Of October
A. D. 1885, for the assignment Of the Dover Of Eliza.
beth White, the widow Gf William White deceased IN
and for the sale Of the North west quarter Of Secsa
twenty eight (2S) in Township Twelve (l2) Of Range
four a. hJauing l60 more or lessbeing the
land Of which William White died SEIZED and on which
he resided at the time of his DEATH in Lee Township
carroll county Ohio.
John B. Moody Adm'r. Of VIM. White
By VAN BROWN
Sent H. t56 Az Dr. fee s400 bis attorney
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Yrw YOnv. Oct 60 1856.
Sale Of Real Estate order oi CoafL

Pursuant to order Of sale Of the Probate Court Of
Carroll county Ohio, will offer to sell at pub
lie vendue, the premises on Saturday the 25lh day
Of October next. 1880 at 70 O'Clock noon Of said day
part of the North East quarter OF section twelve (1z
in township sixteen, Q6l Range seven, (7) in Ross
township Carroll county Ohio, Beginning ata post OF
the west line Of said quarter section twenty nine ant
hfy hundTedths Of perch, North Of the SouthW es
corner Of said quarter section; Thence twelve chans
and Seventy five links; thence, North twenty-five deg
rees west five chana and fifty six link; thence East
fifteen chains hfy two links; thence North thirteen
chains, ninety links thence. West twenty sig chains
one and half links; thence South eighteen chains nine
y links, to the place Of beginning containing forty two
acres more Or less
I'll the same tract conveyed by John Fnnefroek
Sea, and his wife 10 John Fox, Sen on the 18th June
A, d, 1855, and Recorded in Book Is, page 22l
Carrollcounty Records to be sold subject to the dover
estate Of Christina Fox, widow Of John Fox Sen de.
ceased, set off to her by yearly allowance of S25 90
per year appraised subject to said DOVER at 100 90
Terms Of sale third in hand and the residue in two
equal annual payments with interest secured BY mort
gage on the premises. Attendance given
JOHN FOX, Jr., 4
Sept 20 5S, 4w, pr fee 1878 admir- fJohn Fox decd
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mas UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO
inform his old friends and customers that be has
this day disposed of his business as Brewer and
WaIstarn at his establishment knewn heretofore as
sIves, CIeyt land Brewery, TO H. G, Lucas and Fran
cs Rowe. and in returning many thanks TO lis LuRer.
ons friends AID supporters for the ratFcusge 80 ber-
oy accorded to him. soleits cobtinuaic Of Il TO The
now firm. 7. @. IVES.
n g. LUCAS d FRANCIS ROWE, IN
II. sueceedng Mr.. s e. Ives in the above business
under the style and firm o. IT, G., Lucas 4 Co, take
th opportunity Of stlictinE aeonnuaDce ofihe lind
patronage and support 50 vey hbsrslly extended to
their predecessor,
f1s- Orders and communications addressed 10 II. g.
Lucas& CO, "Ceveland Brewery, "GaIslstleet, isvs
land, Ohio will be PROMPTLY attended TO.
e%- CAsH PAID TOB BARLEE.
Cleveland o., August p, ss.--3R. s44s-
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Court Of Com mon Pleas.
Carroll county, Ohio.


b. Milo Cain, vi, Court Of Com mon Pleas.
Geo. H. salsman. Carroll county, Ohio.
Archibald Mccullough,
and John f. Lindsey
The said defendants, Geo. H. SALESMAN and Archbsla
Mccullough residents of said county, arc hereby
notified that said plaintiff the 4th day Of September
1856 6led in The office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said Carroll county. bis petition the
object and prayer ofwhich petition is to obtain udg-
ment against said defendants upon their bond made and
recorded in the records of said county, being the bond
made by Geo. II. SALESMAN administrator Of the es-
tate Of William McKbbin, deceased; and said Arch
bald Nc Cullough and John F. Lindsey his security,
for the sum OF $3S,s6 with interest from the 9th dag
Of February 1852. Said defendants notified that
they are required demur to said petition
on or before the S0th day of October 1855. or said
petition viii be taken confessed and Judgment
| dered accordingly. MILO CAIN,
/ By bis atty, J. B, Smith
c.. o. 1873 "A mr. lee Sc 50
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HARDWARE

.ras WAYNESB URGH ONO.
WE RE SPECTFJLLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the ctiz ms Of Carroll, Stark aud adjoining coun.
ties, that we have now on hand large and we'll Sc.
lected stock Of Hardware of all descriptions such as
Iron, Nails, Glass Sash, Carpenters Joiners and
Cooper tools Of all kinds, usually kept by the trade
We invite farmers and builders 20 call and examine
our ASSORTMENT before purchasing elsewhere.
Saddery,
Harness, hH
and Carriage Trimmings,
constantly on hand.
Paints, yarnishes, Oils, &C., of the best sualit,
constantly on hand, all of which viii sell at th,
lowest cash price. Cal and See.
Sept ts, 1S66.-tf. MAY \ ROBINS0N.
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n. B.-The business win be continued as before
J u, Akin, SbO is nov 10 The East, laying IN hhE
stock
Seut Is Sd A
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XW IL.
OLD HIGH PRICES

Be it proclaimed to all the World "and the rest Of
mankind" that there is now ing exhibited the most
magnificent and fashionable assortment Of wearing ap.
parel ever opened in Carroll county. This may seem
almost impossible to those who have not personally
atshed themselves of the fact all perceive who
will eal with j. BLOCH at his emporium Of fashion,
in the Patton House Block, Main street. and witness
the great excitement ev iced by the people purchase
whole suits Of his cheap, made to order" ready y~made
clothing. The truth is that Notwithstanding the pres
Of the times, be is prepared 70 protect the cit zens
of Carolon and the neghborhOod for scores Of miles
around from the biting frss" ofauumn the chilling
blasts Of snow winter and last but not least from the
enormous and downright imposition Of high prices here
oiore pracced upon them in certain localities aud by
certain establishments be haareceved by Railroad
large superb, rich varied and exceedingly cheap as
sorment Of fashionable aud durable Over, Dess, Boz
aud fashionable coats Also psnts vests cravals Shirts
drawers, overas hats, caps, gloves heek and pocket
handkechieis, and every article necessary for the fall
and winter trade. IL connection with his splendid as
sortment of clothing for those of iper years. he has
also large and extensive supply Of Boys Clothing
for fall andwinter which also offered at the lowest
rates. He also has band an extensive supply of the
richest cheapest and most durable made 10 order hand
Trunks and Carpet Sacks.
Thankful for past favols he invites all to call and ex
anime his stock No charge for exhibiting goods nor
does he ask voi to purchase Of him you eaa buy
cheaper at any other clothing store in either the town.
county or State. Us. BLOCH.
CaIrcllton o., Oct. l6, l656--Sm.
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R. b. SELLERS & CO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

PIT1SB URGH Pa,
Corner of Wood and Second streets, at the old
stand of Ogden 3 Snowden,
OFFER for sale in quantities to suit purchaser com
u plete assortment of fresh imported Drugs, Medi
cines Chemicals, Gums, Oils Dye Woods, Acids, Dye
Stus, Window Glass, Glassware Surgical lnstrumer Is
Patent Medicines, White Lead, Red Lead, Litharage
and Zinc Paint together with every article embraced in
our line Of Business,
We are the sole propretOrs Of Sellers Celebrated Liv
er Pills, Vetn Huge and Imperial Cough Syrup.
Agents for sale Of KensingtOn White Lead; Philad
quality equal TO best in market and warranted full
weight.
Agents for saIe Of Hall GOnnell's Metropolitan
White Lead, New York:
a. Z" New Jersey Zinc Paint N. Y.
French. e "
Always on hand New Jersey Zinc Company Zinc.
~ Orders will have prompt attentOn, and filed up
on the most reasonable terms.
Oct. 2. '56.