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Honor to whom Honor is Due-A Con
foof

d0lOI 10 WuOH k1UuU1 ID Ouo-n OUu-
test.
Timothy G. Day, Representative in Congress
from the Cincinnati District, was formerly edi.
tor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Democratic
paper in that city. He as elected on the An.
Ii Nebraska issue. and unlike Mr. ]. Scott Har-
rison, Of the neighborng district: he adheres 10
his principles. Having been aSsaed by the
Enquirer for his action in Congress, he writes
in reply from which We extract the following:
| did vote for Mr.. Campbell for speaker, be.
cause he is determined opponent of that act OIL
iniquity, and s. A. Douglas, known as the Ne
braska Bill and have mainly supported and
urged the election of Mr.. Banks for the same
reason. The former is Whg, the latter rad
ical Democrat but both stand on the anti-Ne'
braska platform, and fast friends Of free insti.
tutions, a virtue which, ofcourse is not appreci'
ated by mercenaTy, mis-called Democrat, like
the writer of the Enquirer squib.
| am here, as an snG-Nebraska Democrat
and shall not make any distinction among can
ddates as totheir former affinities, so that they
are sound in their opposition to the principle,
of the Nebraska-Bi | am an opponeut to the
extension of the area of human bondage in ths
model Republic, and decidedly in favor Of keep
inc all tie territories in the Union for the ust
offree labor and thrifs: and have no dssir,
to be enrolled in the ranks Of slave Democra
cy like the one to which the writer of the En-
quirer thinks it an honor to belong.
There is "a high wall and deep ditch. be
tweenmysef and such Democrats as he, shal
never seek to bridge the one, or make breacI
in the other. like my position for the reasol
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WEARING JEwELRY, RY,-Female loneliness new
er appears TO so great advantage as when set
off with simplicity Of dress No true artist
ever set off his angels with towering feathers
and grand jewelry, and our dear human an.
gels, if they would make good their title to
that name, should carefully avoid ornaments
which properly belong to Indian squaws and
African princesses. These tinsclrics may serve
to give effect on the stage or on tie bali room
floor, but in daily life there is no substitute for
simplicity. vulgar taste is not to be dis.
guised by gold or diamonds.
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OHIo JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, This Ster-
ling monthly has just closed its 4th Volume.
The new Volume begins with this month
January and will contain such improvements
as four years experience has suggested Terms.
81 90 per copy. The fret, second, third and
fourth volumes, neatly bound, Can be had for
Sl,OO each. II ordered BY mail, rs cents in
stamps must be included for the prepayment
OF postage of each volume. Address A. D.
Lord, Columbus, Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Geo. McAllister ct. ais.
VS. )
Partition

Geo. McAllster ct. ais.
VS.. Partition
John McAllster et ais.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the Court
Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me d
rected will offer for sale at the door Of the Cour
House, in the town of CarrOllton, in said county OF
Carroll Ohio
On Saturday the fifth day of January 1855.
The following described real estate situate in the
county Carroll and State Of Ohio, towit: the East
half Of the North West quarter Of Section six Township
thirteen of Range six, containing Seventy6ve acres,
and eighty nine hundIedhs of an acre more or less
Said premises are subject to the widows doWer-Ap
p ased at s.
Terms one third cash, one third in year, and h'
residue in two years from the day of sale with interest
to be secured by mortgage. J. H. WHI7CRAFT
! Dec. 6, 1855. 5w. Pr. fee.$8O0 Sheriff @. co. o.
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T"E "GDN1 -
Fireslde MoaGhIY ComRanioa jAnd
GUIDE.
ToR THE WIFE, THE nOTHER, TIE slsTkR, AsD
TEE DAUGHTER.


TEE DAUGHTER.
THE hsi that no magazine Z publisbsd In thb euvn.
try, devoted 10 tie eakivad0n Of The swtses -
uomanly ehaFaessr, and that moral e1esilehee Hbea
shine OF N tte home circle ana atofns hs shet ne
mother the sister and the daughter has indocea ths
psblishH 70 mnounce The Homs' ItNil Be oondpe'
ed With the single ain 70 sesais SOcal hs, by teach
ing those principles, and ineucssg thoss sentiments
which are most intimately assocated van hone-the
sphere Of IhetIue woman. In this anoesopss he'd q
literature, Il uii be the constant effort 81 those Who
have the publication In charge 10 inspire ne reader
With deeper love Of home and naiuie uu'h sna beau
~ ~ lead 70 greater desire Tor individual improve
ment, and higher ambition, and lhus 70 add 70 NE
sources Of home enjoyment These ends Eihbe soeSu,
ls. By the publication Of original eaaays upon
topics which eonneeted with the positive EEtee',
a. well the grares and accomplishments oi me I'VE
woman 2nd. BY original Tales Biographical sksich-
es and such other literary matter As vii serve ue
leading purposes Of The Home, Sd. by hinis igF
home comfoTts OF loop holes 20 let the SUI light "a
This department uill serve 20 allow the EdtTess such
familiar conversation Wifh her iieuds ss may be des-
rable snd ul contain from time 70 time, useiui rect
pes suggestions uith regard te the eulg9re oi piAn$
and hOw ers and 10 such Queauohs - ma! 70
asked. 4th. By current record OF me ttnes, em
bodyng, 10 brief paragraphs such items ns may oe OF
interest 10 the family circle worthy Of preseSVstoh q
suggeaive Of vslulble lessons for the home All ths
after 10 be selected with careful regard to usefulness
hi imparting ttue and healthful views OF lie.
a. The Home will be edited by Mrs. II. L. o. CarS1'
sisted BY able corps Of eOutributOFs and no hbo
or e1pense vi be wanting to render h worthy Plaes
at every 6resde, and desirable companion and guide
for the wife. the mother, the sstsF. and the daughter
STYLE, FORM, AND TERMS.
'The Home viii be pnn led With clear, openedtaeed,
new type upon the finest white paper and be Issued on
/ the frat Of every month"; commencing With January
/ 1856. Each number will contain forty eight double
column octave pages, and portrait Of some ds1n'
gushed woman Other Illustrations from original Do
signs 90, up expressly for The Home, BY the best a.
fists in the country, viii appear from time 70 time
Each year viii be divided into two volumes, OF near
six hundred pages, commencing in JaEuary and July,
with title page and table Of contents 70 each Vonhsi
and when bound will make mOst desirable work los
the home and the freside and should be possessed v
every woman in the land.
twill he furnished TO subscribers at the following
terms. Single copies 81 90; three copies e. OG seVeI
copies, Is %; ten copies, tlO 90. The Home, an'
Youths CAsket, sent to one address, 81 80. singl
! numbers, fifteen cent?. Sold BY Book and PerodiCi
Dea lers everywhere, E.P. BEADLE, PubLstSI.
Dec l3, 1855. Buffalo. I.
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STuDENT AND SouooLNATE.-Th This valuable
Magazine for the youth is one of the foremost
of the kind published. 1t abOundS with a
rich variety of appropriate and interesting Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING fam,h articles on Natur.
al History, Mechanics. Natural Science, Biog
raphy, Travels, DC. The Second number Is
before US. The Student and Schoomate is
published monthly, by N A. Calkins and Co.,
s48 Broadway N. Y, at 81, 90 per anuum
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CHEsrAE MAeAzrEE.-The December
number has reached US. This number COM
pletes the first half of the second volume. -
Persons desiring to commence the Magazine
with January can commence at the middle OI
the volume. Back numbers supplied if desired
The Magazine is published at 90 per an.
nun. Bound copies Of the first volume tC
be had for 81 90; when sent by mail an ad-
ditional sum Of 8 cents is required to prepay
postage Address John Boggs, Cincinnati
Ohio.
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SPOILED TUNgs--Rev. Thomas Will, of Wal,
than. writing on Church Music, in the Chris
tain Examiner, says
Sometimes an attempt is made to alter a Sec
ular air by changing the cadence to a religious
form. We have recently heard tunes OF this
character, from some new collections Of sacred
music popular Irish and negro melodies; being
cut off in the last measure, aud a chord of the
sub. dominant Introduced, as it were TO sanctify
them. The result is, that the tunes are spoi>
ed for whislling on a week day, without being
rendered 6t to sing on Sunday.
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A Coon ONE.--A correspondent of the New
York Tribune aays that recently, during the
ballotiDg for the Speakership, an old Democrat
from Tennessee, remarked that during the
previous "a hours, he had fancied that be
could see the form of the immortal Jackson
hovering over The Assembly, and with all the
energy and determination that formerly char
acterlzed him, exclaiming, by the Eternal, no
more BaRksP'
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the Bush has thrown all her poser ini5 this
work, which ls BY far the best Of The many
excellent oues that have issued from her pen.
The characters are drawn viii 'a'tsost master.
ly hand, eVineiDg thorough inOwlsdge Of
the many-spritgs ef Luman action, and deep
insight into Go controlling passions which
prompt rs 10 good or to evil. The designing
and wicked lawyer, who proved so false to his
trust, and who, like the loalhsome spider,
wove his web with such subtle skill around the
innocent objects committed to bis charge. dnds
himself fOiled aL last, and reaps a terrible har.
vest Of blood at the hands of bis own wicked
and urflial offspring.
The plot Of the work is varied and strik.
ing the contrasts vivid and forcible, parlieu.
larly between my Unele,' the evil genius o.
the story, and the good Sir Alexander and hi,
noble daughter, who, lovely and gentle-s
beautiful thing in wOman,-'lets concealmen
like worm in the bud, feed on the damask
her cheek and we turn with shudler, from
the contemplation of this lovely character t
that Of Dinah North, that more than fend il
human shape, who almost makes me blush L
think lha, such monsters bear the human form
There is fne moral tone perVadlng the Who'll
book which cannot fail to do good,
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Our friend B is a very small man, and
is greatly bored by remarks on bis size re-
Gently he was standing near some gentlemen
when one of them addressed him, why, ftp.
penny-bit, is that you! didn't see you.'-
That's good comparison said B -, 1 am
like q ftp among half a dozen pennies, not so
easily seen but worth more them ALL B.
was ahead there.
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DENTISTRY!!
DR., NJ. B Ar N E s
THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
GREAT EASTERN
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

THE ROOM LAIELl UVOUFIHD III d "|''I11''
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens of this
place and surrounding country that he now receiving
and opening new stock OF fashionable Keady-made
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
which he offers to his friends and customers at lower
nrices tlan such articles were exhibited in this
place heretofore.
es in the city, he is enable to receive new supplies every
week. thus offering to purchasers the important adVan
cbean assortment to make their selections FROM to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to cal
and examine for themselves Here is the place fIr bar
gains The motto is, CHEAP for CASE.
e'' S. SHXABACKER, Agent.
CarroIlt0n, Nov. s, '5S.SN
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
~ &c NM NJ HDE WE 90

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority of the University of Free Medicine and
popular knowledge. Chartered by the State o
Pennsylvania April 20, 1853, with capital Of $780,
900, mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils O
Spurious Nosrums. Also for supplying the communi
ty with reliable remedies wherever a Competent PLY
sican cannot will not be employed, have purchased
from DR.. John R. ROwand; his celebrated RowAND:
Tonic MIXTURE, known for upwards Of twenty-five
years as the only sure and safe cure for FEVER and
CUE, &c., and his inestimable remedy 70, Bowel Con-
PLANTS. Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberr,
Root which highly approved and popular Rome lies
together with the Universy's Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The University's remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges
ton,
Ths University's remedy for COstive Bowels
Also the University's Almanac, may be had at th,
Branch Dispensary, store of DE- c. A. BOegel Car
rollton, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimer, New Ha
gerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
May II. Is SIN.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens of Carrollton and Carroll
county that they can have their Watch repairedin the
best manner and on short notice, by endng them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment ofGold and Silver
Watches Clocks aud Jewelry OF all kinds, gold Pens
volins, and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store My shop the centre block Immediately ad
Joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods Watches can be left at the residence OF Mr..
Wash Butler CarrotOn, Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
nsa rial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Pa Iadelphia July 81, 1861.
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MUSICAL WoRLD.-We invite the attention Of
our musical readers to the Prospectus of this
standard Musical Journal. The portrait Of
Mozart, which was specially engraved for the
Musical World, is an excellent ornament to
the coming volume. The music contained in
the World is firm the most eminent comPos,
ers of the land and is worth mole than the
subscription price, which is now only two dol
lars per annum.
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WILLOUGHBY'E
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus il
IL the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio We would
inform the citizens of thatpart of the county we are
prepared to set up said apparatus short notice aud
reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring to the
house. which is admitted be Of the best appara-
tus for labor saving in the female department, now in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
~ B. ANY communications for us can be left at the
American House Carroll n, Clio,
MO0DBORNE R0UDEBUSH.
Jnly 10, IS If
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OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
Carrollton Nov GO le55

Carrollton, Nov 60, 1855.
THE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the 10th day of Dec.
A. D. 1855, ct o'clock P N. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all disposed Of the
filing and tendency Of which Accountants and others
interested will take notice, viz:
Final account of John Champer, Executor Of Will OF
William Champer.
Final account Of Daniel Stratton, Administrator Of
Jonathan Rood.
Final account of John Byers, Executor ofthe VIII Of
John Haines
Final account Of Hamilton Walker, Executor Of VIII
of Thomas Hattery.
Final account Of John s. Iden, Guardian Of Jane Bet.
tis.
JOHN H. TRTPP,
Probate Judge,
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GEoFFREY MpNCToN or, The Fai!hless Quar-
dian-By Mrs. Noodle. Author Of Rough
ing il in the Bush,' Flora Lindsay Life 10
the Clearings VS.. the Bush Marks Hurde-
ston,' DC, &c. One handsome Volume
Price. in cloth, 800. Dewitt d Daven.
port, 160 & 159, Nassau St., New York,
Publishers.
The brilliant author of 'Roughing it in
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The HoME.--The first number of this peri.
Odical has made its appearance. In point Of
typographical ,xecuton it is fne-paper clear
and PRINT plain-and its columns Gro wded
with useful and entertaining readng-'The
Home is devoted 20 the cultivation of the vir g.
tues Of wOmanly character and is freside
companion and guide for The Wife, the Moth
er, the Sister, and the Daughter Ladies now
is the time 70 Subscribe. See Prospectus for
terms, d..
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ALI. THE SECRETS CT LovE.--Who wants 70
be married? Who wants to know all the art
and mystery of love by means Of which any
heart may be won, no matter how Obdurate
Professor Rondout. of New York, in his won
derful book on the Bliss Of Marriage has
settled the whole matter. 1t is advertised in
another column.
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EE The citiz ms of Carrolton will be pre-.
sented with series of Lectures on the sci.
ences Of Phreuology and Psychology in the
basement story of the NJ. E. Church. The
first entertainment will take place on Friday
evening, next. Subject of Lecture, -"Matri.
mony considered Phrenologically. For fur,
ther particulars. see bills.
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AT Cost. We call special attention to the
Advertisement of Sloan d Ruth, Of Hanover
ton, ColSmbiana county. They offer 1000
worth of goods AT COST. Reasonable time
allowed on large purchases. Country Mer-
chants. pitch IN
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VERY OBLIeING. We are uder obligation to
our esteemed friend John c. Baxter, .or the
use Of his scales and weights. Ii our citizens
wish to be accommodated in any way they
should give John call, He is not only vii.
ling to SELL, but can accommodate without
making FTP at every turn, Call at his
Drug Store and see il that isn't so.
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New 6petiol Notices.
TNF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION q DYSPEPS "a.
DR.. j. S Houghtons Pepsn, the true Digestive Flu
d or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among al
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natul es own pechc foran unhealthy
stomach No art OF man can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsic should
fail to try it.
Sold by Dr.. G A. Bpgel Carrolton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. 1y.
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th ultimo, by James Hyatt Esq
Mr.. Joseph Shaw to Mrs. Matilda Carr, all oi
Augusta Tp, Carroll CO.. o.
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BUcHANAN's Journal OF MAN, for Dece m
ber-l5:h, has been received, This Herald
of Reform is published at sl.OO per annum
Address, R. Buchanan, Cicinnat. Ohio.
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TRUTH STRAoER THAN FGorTON. "A widow
lady. advanced in life. now resident of
city Of Philadelphia. can tell With truth the fol.
lowing story, shown; what strange coineden-
ees the current Of events will sometimes bring
20 light. The lady owns land in Michigan. and
/ the following facts were gwen to us by her at
torney, who learned them from her own lips.
/ This lady was born and brought up in the
State OF New JERSEY, and uoon being married
removed 10 Michigan and settled in the county
of Monroe. There her husband built house.
improved land, and they struggled on together
as many young couple has done before and
since. Upon that farm this lady buried her
FIRST born child, aud few years after her hus'
band died and was buried there. After his
death she sold out every thing and removed
with her two Suns back to New Jersey, where
one Of her sons died from the Effect Of fall re-
ceiytd ON the passage across Lake Erie on the
way home. The other son removed TO Phila.
del phia with his mother, acquired property
p and ecking to increase IT, went 10 California II
, 1853 While there, designing to return home
( he exchanged property in Marysville with :
man who Owned property in Michigan for
farm, of which he took deed, without know
ing the situation or character Of the property
0 While preparing to return to Philadelphia b.
= was taken sick aud died, leaving his mothe
Y sole heir. The deed of this property in Michi
g,n came into her hands. aud after time sh
. made journey to visit it, Upon reachin
the place she found it to be the veIy homestea
which she and her husband hal built moi
l. than thirty yes rs before, and found in Il
d wanscot her own initials. cut by herself yea
before. She now is again the possessor Of b.
early homestead, the graves Of her husbar
and eldest child Detroit Daily Advertiser.
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JOHN N. LYTLE & son
TObaccOniStS, GrOcerers 4 Dealers in Mis-.
CeiIaneOuS GOOdS.

IUUdCUUNISIc, UIVOUIUTS u UU0IUIO IN HEIo'
CeiIaneOUS Goods.
McCOok House, corner OF Lisbon and CanalStreet,
Carrollton Ohio.
Cigars and Tobacco for the wholesale and retail
trade Groceries, shelf goods &C., of the best quail.
tiles and at the lowest prices Produce Of all descrp
tions taken in exchange for arti les.
A new excellent and cheap Patent Bee Palace and
Bee Feeder, can be seen, in model, at the above
pace,-townshp and individual ri hts sold at very low
rates,
Also, WarfeIS Grease Extractor, highly valuable ar
tice for removing Grease, Paint, Varnish, Tar, &C.,
from Cotton, Wooden or Silk Goods. This invaluable
extractor is recommended by numerous persons who
have tried it, Not the slightest injury to either fabric or
color is sustained by its use where water will not
change. To be had in Carrollton Ohio, only OF
JuHN N. LYLE d son.
Nov.S, ls". 6m.
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HURD,s HAIR REsTORER.
TO ARMSl TO ARMSl
FALL GOODSl
CE0RGE p. SMITH n CO.

NO, 50 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Have now in store full sssoTtmCnt el Imported ard
Domestic Dry Goods. NhSh win be kept well ssscfGtd
during the season.
Sept. 6, 1856, In,
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LAND WARRANTS

Bought and sold by GEOF. KENNEDY.
CarroIlton, Oio, Oct Is, lS Smos.
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PIANOS ! PIANOS PIANoSIll

Allow US to call your attention to our stock of SPLEN
fiji Pianos Of all patterns and sizes, with patent meta
rames, all of Rosewood Cases. with all the modern in
provements highly and neatly finished, of brilliant ant
powerful tone, For eighteen years have they been sO
all over the Union, in competition with all others,
PRICES
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that be dishkeS H. and whether retire 10 pri.
Vais life. or remain in public position. and be
may depend. that unless be repeats bis polhie-
al hsrisies, and becomes a man Of principle and
not INTERESTS. We shall always be 10 antagonism.
Il is for The people Of my district to pass Judge.
ment upon my acts, fever request their
votes, and whether approve or not, i will not
make the least change in my continued and de.
termined opposition TO the mercenaries who
nov infest the Democratic camp. and who have
made Of it a hospital ofpo,ilical ineurables,
whose highest ambition is an Office, or a con.
tract. Yours truly.
WAsHISsrOS, Dec. -, '55 TIN. c. DAY.
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a. kU I'm q UUl
No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd
L. T. .C0NANT, Ravenna OhiO,is the authorized agent
of A. Kuhn Co.. for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
thern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, tOWhom apPhca-
ton should be made.
All ORDERS applications &C., will be received and
p''"'F' WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 9, 1874. tt c~SSeiIton, Ohlo