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HlisfeIIoneous Rea0inp


We clip the following paragraph from the
lsveland Leader. the msanest and most IeSA
less Abolition and DisuniOn sheet IN the STATE
Ten Cents Day for LAborers. What have
bis organs TO say Of BuehAnan's suggestions 70
Oay lsbOring men but ten cents per day' 1t
was made while member of1he Senate IN the
sub Treasury debate.
We will pay the editor of the Leader or any
other person who will produce a speech 0i Mr.
Buchanan made in the Senate or elsewhere
containing any such suggestion as Is here enAr-
gsd. the sum of 6ity dollars. II is reckless
and wicked liel- Mount Vernon Banner
Yes, Sir; a gentleman SO complimentary IN
his remarks, should have early attention. In
the United States Senate, on the ed OF JaHua-
~. ls4O, in the debate upon the Independent
Treasury Bill, James Buchanan in reply 10
Henry Clay said-"Reduce our nominal to the
rea standard of prices throughout the World'
and you cover our country With blessings and
benefits I" At that moment. the "reAl
price" Of labor in France was l-a pence
day, IN Calais, pence in BOulogne' pence
IN Nantes, and from to pence IN MsrseiIles
-an average of ess then 6 pence day WIN
out board. In Saxony at that ume' weaver
At his loom could earn no more than SKY cents
a week. Swedish harvest hands got trOm :
to pence. Bayarian laborers got 8 pence
day and boarded themselves. German labor
srs earned only pence day, out OF whlcl
they had to purchase their food. LOmOardy
Genoese, and Tuscan labOrsrs could make bu
!. 6 peucs day without board. mot to Pu
4 too ins point upon ii" the ''real standard
Il the price" OF labor throughout the Old "Orl'
;, when Buchanan made his speech, was te
Is cents day,
Now in view of the fact that ten cents da
was 'lhe real standard of the price" OF lsbo
# what else was Buchanan's declaration that
/. would 'covsr our country with blessings an
h benefits" TO reduce the price Of labor to tha
n standard, but a suggestion to pay laborin
men ten cents a day? The Banner man need
/ MT trouble himself to borrow the S5O.-Ledds'
Advocates for Buchanan please notice
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CTRVEI ND WOOL DEPOT.

mHERF L no longer question or doubt In theminds
oi those Who are best acquainted sith ihr adVan.
,ge. the Cleveland Wool Depot offers Tor the sale o
Wools Of its Importance and Practical hty.
Ioated. as il H. al the outlet OF the great wool
go.ipe West, being Of easy ueesss % olpo~ers
- ..r,hs,,s and withn twenty tour hVur's ride oi
tbs most dstsn, manufactures Of heS EnglandiI pos
sesses great advantages. ., -.
NauShctureis. (eIespting those Who are engaged as
sneculaor In woos speak Ia the highest terms ui TINS
sT.em and the many sausiaetny letters We are reeen
ing r. m our wool groSing friends, have silmuFtSo
o increase ou orts 20 make this house Shath shouu
be-a safe and reliable channel for IN, SAFE o. .utn
Wools Ii las sulmounted ell the uTht unes ana oPPO
sitions that could well be brought against any te
prise by a class Of spectators tpposed 70 II; ",
now has more a. t onger recomnr ID" ions ,ha W.
We have sparedn no pains nor expense ." nAAl's 9
arrangements for all whu may wish q avail 'he'n'',
Of bs advantages Arising from this manue oi grading
and selling wO0ls Merchants and wool Gro~e's WV
wish 10 realize on thei wous, on deive al ou' del Of
can he accommodated with liberal advances II derir,
ed sacks will be sent a. heretofore 10 those vi hing '
send us their suol and Moot rSi tor tying up heec
Is. viii be furnished at irou Is to 2Oc per pound.
When several in one BeighburhuOd with us tp Tor
ward sacks or tWiue prefer seudi.g 10 one address
Our customers in Illinois, snd the Western states, VII
6nd that orderng satks from u will save hem mucf
trouble and insure the sale arrival VI The wool mere,
our sa ks are all numbered, and Stamped ''Clevelan'
Wool Depot" and after being hlled by cOnsig ors, u
require no other marks
| We hope for = liberal patr0I age, our charges ar
low for handling aud elhls, AID We promise GU EN-
poyers that our undivided att,n Ol shall b. devoted
To- their iute,e-t Very respeeuuil,
! MAY Is ls56-Sm. sG9opAlE 20.
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MURDER WILL oUT-DoUGLAss ON THE AcoUI-
srrroN OF TERRITORY the recent rat6ca-
ton meeting of the Black Democracy, in New
York, dr. Stephen Arnold Douglass said: "In
the course of events. war between Mexico and
the United Ssates grew out of it, (ths snnexa-
ton Of Texas), the justice of which Mr.. Bu-
chanan asserted as a member Of Mr. Folks cab
met and maintained in the House Of Repre-
sentAtiveS by my rotes and my speech, and my
every act as representative OF my State
When there came q probability that by that
war we would acquire territory from Mexico,
Mr.. WilmOt Of Pennsylvania, on the 9th day
Of August. ls45, offered proposition to pro-
hibit Slavery in all the territory we might &C
ouire from Mexico. # that proposition had been
odopted, there woald haze been no territOrOy Gc-
0uired, u sOaS a proposition to disgrace the coan'
trv. Jv forcing as to wsthdrGw our armies from
Merico. and make peace s0itb her aOahom getting
;ayfee for our wroags" There is the whole
in a nutshell 1.-THE territory wrested from
Mexico could not be slave territory there woulC
be 'no territory acquired" Unless the are'
Of slave driving could be extended we wOOl'
have been forced "to withdraw our armies from
Mexico and make peace with her without get
ting Justice for our wrongs" This is just wha
we always charged, but this is the, first otiici'
acknowledgment on the part Of the Slave De
mocracv We have seen. So.
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INvEsToATISo COMMITTEE Messrs. Sherman
and Howard, the Kansas Congressional Commit
tee, have closed their lAbOrs at Detroit, The
former gentleman left that city Monday, as We
learn from the sandusky Register, with the
clerks, for Washington, TO make a report. Mr..
Howard has bseh il feeble health for several
weeks. and is now very i'll at Detroit. His sick
ness was induced by the arduOus duties of bis
position, and Mr., Sherman was compelled to
assume allthe responsibilities ofthe commission
during the last FIVE days of their sojOurn in
Detroit. --LsadeF. =
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Protect yOur Buildings.

n HOMASH. A TK1NSON, /, HAS ON + Nd
audis prepared to put up in auy pat OF 'he rOu"try
large lel ct
Lightning Rods and House SPoutiRg
Fhes articles are ruiaeured o he best materials
sno in the most sub auta manner with express refer.
pce 20 the Want, Of Farmer. and Others Of this aud ad
joining coun'ies. ,..
Upon the usefulness Of Shouting and Rod. Tor pro-
tectin 10 buildings every h0us owner Is well informed
Hayng tn experience Of series Of wears IN work q
tbis kind he eau assure th,se who enlrut thei
work TO his care, that twill be attended to IN the mos
durable aud substantial manner ..... 81. -.
Ordes from farme aud Others at distance, will b
received With pleasure aud receive pompt attention =
No extra cha &c for wulk d,'ance,
| .,nrr --lI.L-- O-il. .uIe 5, is - u
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humorous RtaOlns.
Whr Rahies are oaned Bads.

The London Critic noticing achildren's book
advises the aulhotess to seek some other eu
ploJnsni il she cannot write something better
adopted % infancy than the following Ii l.
called "The Little Brother = the scene is LAID
before nursery Gre, "a d Sraadmamna is show
ing new born brother TO TWO htds girH. One
Of them says:
81 want 70 know grAndmAmms.-I want TO
know how he came here /? | do not believe
the story about that old nurses pocket lor
put my hand 10 it to-day, and it is not dssp
enough"
.l do not believe that story either, dear.
and it is wrong to tell children what is no
true"
"Then Ursndmamms.yOu tell me what is true
how did the baby come here ?"
"God sent him. my dear
"And how "
"Ah that is very wonderful all that the
Great Creator dOesis very wonderful. Look
At your rose tree in the window, Anne no"
many roses we're on it yesterday 7"
"TwO. And to-day found third a VerJ
little one, among the dark green leaves"
"NoV mamma is like that :oseyesterday sh'
had but tWO fair blossoms By her side, her pre'
" Anne and Helen and to-day third, aver!
Little one, is laid WithiA her arms. God bid
the buds appear upon the rose, aud God CAV
mama her children"
"Ths buds are red and and he's red too" sal
Helen,
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SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.
Palenlrd Juhe.S, 1852,

HilS Rake is ntendeu for raking hay and cleaning
| ~uear fields. Il will work well on rough stony
uGd he teeth being the common metallic spriRg
eel. operation s the most simple ana tasy Of any
uorse hak, IN use The operator Iides and operates
Rake with his feet the teeth bring attached 10 the
axetre winch is the head Of the Rake, with hinges on
The O side attached to the shafts; the head vbrates
he is required by the operator to leave the
had when necessary, The Rake is well adapted to all
classes Of This is the cheapest, simplest and best
Horse Rake nov use; at all Fairs where exhibited il
LAS 'steu The premium. Stab .....
We have chased the right for Carroll county, from
the PaIe e. ana offer SAID Rake to the farmers Of Lit
tle Uafr0ll' at reasonable terms. #r .#T .".
model Uf he Rake eoan be seen at The American
House,
CaroIhou Ohio R0ODBoRNE & ROUDEBUsH.
! July I2 1850 If ........ .......
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Maxims.

.l..Hl... HH.v yFaf MaA1AAn' .. D.. a.#-.
I. Asis the teacher so is the school, and
as is the pay so the teacher.
Q. The Common scool is the peoples col
lege.
8. Ureducated mind is uneduCstsd vice,
A. Taxes for schools are like vapors, which
rise only to descend again to beautfy The
earth,
g. Every sCbOol-house that is built-every
child that is educated--are new and additional
pledges Of our perpetuity. -r
6 Common Schools should 60 before polit-
ical rights. Ga .F --.. te...Fa4 .I
7. A patriot is known by the interest be
takes in Common Schools,
g. One man taught, soon becomes the tea
cher Of twenty. .-. .... ga.
8, From one centre knowledge radiates in
every direction. H.l gar" .
10. Vice we learn of ourselves, but virtue
and and knowledge need teacher. a
II. Moral and religious education is the
one living fountain which must water every
part Of the social garden. or its beauty withers
and fades away. 10 t
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AI-ILNIN(...NIHY.

4 uE >UB>t RlBLR HAS RECEIVED FROM TIE
East, his cereiury selected al excellent stock Of
SPRING AMI SUMNER GOODS,
which he M sell LsL Ms low as they ought to be sold,
tor Cash or Produce His stock consists in part of
hne assortment Of silks Satins Ladies' Worsied D. ess
Goods, awhs, Chg ANS. Prints, Bonnes, &c., &c -
Also Mems OF almost every descriptions - Hats.
shoes Bootsa very fine assor M, ntneI Of Queens.
wate; a good seecuou Of Hardware and an excel.
lent stock Of Groceries, Great bargaiRsfor CAsH-note
that. .
ISRAEL ARCHBOLD.
Cdrrolton, o., Nay "a 1895
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GAR RULI. COUNTY
H. "A = ~ AZ dDA ID


Time Table for the Mail Trains. I'D
To take effect on and after Monday the 22d
day of October 1855.
From Carrolon to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Crestlne,
Columbu Steubenvle or South Mail Train, will leave
Oarroton Depot daily at ~ a. NJ. stopping at all way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on G. P. R, R. Passengers going North, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 P. NJ 7. .,.. l,
| Train will leave Cleveland at P. N and passen-
gers will arriveat Carrollton 90 P N Thi, arrange.
ment will enable passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour transact business and will enable passenge
that may wish to reach the s. |. R. K. travelling
South to Columbus, East to Steubenylle OF Wheel.
ing Va, without much time ost
| The Freight trains will run as susual. TO-
| s'..-H FARE REDUCED 81. .ig a4s
From Oneida to New Market IN S. l. l. r. R. o.
zelda to Carrollton by r Carrollon to New Market
| by Stage. aa- 2t.4 ..'
Tickets through Sl,l2i to be had ofTreasurer James
Cameron, and at the Western Exchang ge, Geo. K.
McKasky. '.a. '.'.." ..a a tas
| There are regular lines of Stages running to the
East, from CarrOllton lem springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Steubehvile. Ako a daily
line running South nom Carroton, Lsmertine, Perys-
vile. to NV Market on the S. |. R. R. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss Of
| time, ts- aw lE.aF fs as. al
Jan. lOl $50. IA sTIDGER
| -' "'.. Supt @. O.. r. r.
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WAsnrEoroN, June a5.

M. SGssaer's HeGlA.-A gentleman who
saw Mr.. Sumner yesterday thinks he will no
be able to resume his seat this session. Hi
wouDds are yet unhssled, and bis nervous sys
tenn completely shattered. - 3f
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8 FsrEsp Of ours says that be intends ap-
plying for patent for machine, which he
says when wound up and Sc. in motion, will
chase hog over ten acre lot, catch, yoke,
end ring him ;oT By slight change Ofgsaring,
i slll chop him INTO sausaees. work the bristles
into shoe.brushes, and manufacture bis tail into
: esrk-screw, Great machine tEat ~
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TO School teachers.


mBE BOAkD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS Fo4
Ga roll county will bold SIX MnErIS Gs for the cx
n,un,ion of School teacher during the year 865 81
m. tollowiur days. namely: On the second Wednes.
day m February, April, June, August, October, aud
December The meetings will be held III one of III,
pubc school houses III CarrUlltOn, commencing at lO
o'clock, forenoon.
The Standing rules of the Board regulating e1ani-
nations are the following: ..... ..
Each appicant not personally known to
the Board, must produce certificate of good NOR
character OF late date. and signed by Que more
sponslble persons. ..... ,..,-,
q Each applicant must come furnished with pen
Ink and paper; and also with McGufey's Fifth Reader
q. 10 each applicant will be ubmiued a list OF
Questions OH Arithmetic English Grammar, and Geog
raphy to be answered In weltirg. ..r
a. No applicant will be regarded az qualified to
trach nor entitled to certificate, who does not cor
recly answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
4 Certificates will not b. Issued on the day Of exc
animation but they Nill be remilted hy mul OF Whr
wise as soon as practicable. And when all app i'al
is deeme unqualified, note stating that fact will he
sent m.
8. Ap licants coming in after the class is formed
and the examination has commenced will be expected
to wait until the next regular day Of examination.
T. No certificate will BE granted to any person who
is known to the Board to be habituaed to the use
pruane language, to be iptempeate or dishonest
| 8 Each applicant must furnish himself with
| STAMPED env,lo lope, anU HIM sell noCIst with Iii
own anne and address, and in such envelope his Ger
| tlfcate or note will be forwarded
9. Each applicant will bt required to write short
composition on some SUI, ec assigned by the board
on Che day of Determination showing therein his skillir
Penn an ship, Punctuation, Glaumal, use Of Capita
4 Lettp,s SO by order Ut III. Raid,
Decembe, 30, ls65.-lv. WIN McC Y. Sec'y.
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We we're amused the other day at the mai.
psas Of q very dark African mstron, who was
exhibiting several rather fine looking children,
equally dark as herself. We ventured to ad-
mire an infant 10 her arms, rather Ominously
light in complexion, but she de clared she csuld
not hear him. fi
"Why ?" We asked.
because" said she, che is too light, and
.sbows dirt too easily"
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pa- No man can either live piously, Of die
without wife.
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why have you volunteered T. said a rath-
sr carswon, newly.enrOlled volunteer 10 very
6ue.lOOking soldier.
"Why. volunteered because have no wife,
and go for war" was the rePly-"and now
why have you volunteered p a.r
"Ahp answered the careworn little man
: for be wAs iittls--with significant sigh, Il
have volunteered because have wife, ana |
90 for peace"
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"HOw do l look, POmpey ?" asked a young
dandy Of his servant as he finished dressing
Elegant, mass you bold as a lion"
"Bold as lion, Pompey How do you know
YOU never saw lon."
40 yes, massa, seed one down to massa
Jenkins in the stable"
Down to Jenkins. POmpey Why you
great fool, Jenkins hasn't got ion--thaFs a
jackass"
Cant help it masSa. you look just like
him."
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Helen.

Coop sPEcuLArIUN. .-Ou tlme, my friend,
v. H.. asked Anthony ROx, a superb engine
driver, on the Ohio river, how be came TO get
free "Why. Massa Vincent, my health wsE
very bad when was in Kentucky, conldn'I
do no kind of Wsrk ! was very ieeb.e twas
JUS as much as could do to hoo my own gar
den and est the sass and the missus that own
ed me see that was q mis- able nigger-one OF
the mis- ablsst kind. So | said to her "Mia-
sus, Tam mis'able niger, and | amt worth
nothing, and thiOk you'd better sell me, I'm
such misakls nigger." Now, Massa Vincent,
I was such poor niger that missus agreed
TO sell me for hundred dollars, anc ! agreed to
try to work and earn the money to pay her,
and did, and my health has been getting bet
ter ever since, and 'specks l made about
nine hundred dollars that time, out Of that mig.
ger Wah wah, Msssa Vincent"
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A Fine Farm for Sale!

THE FARM OF WILLIAM ELS0N, DECEASED
i Is nov in the market and for sale. The heirs are
all of age and aperfect title can be given or the
reuises. There are 220 acres lao cleared and in
good state Of cultivation The farm adjoins the town
Carrolton, andis pleasant and beautiful location
There are three fine wells and several excellent rprngs
of water upon it. Two dwelling houses and a large
bank barn For t. rms Of sale enquire Of the undersgn-
ed, residing on the premises: ..-., s....,...
May Is, 1s66.-H atl7
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v,IiJ AURlCULTURAL

q "a - NJ H NJ G% NJ .
UNhis ns,itution'has been Incorporated, AID put in,
/ succes-tl opetaon at cleveland Ohio, where IL
!, permarentl, lseated s' -"'
H. de,ign il 10 place within the reach of farmers
both old ana young, the means of acquiring thorough
and pracica acquaintance with all those branches OF
Science which have direct relations to Agriculture.
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"I'il take your part, "as the dog said when
he robbed the cot Of her portion Of the dinner.
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N,CDUWlLL & O.
VIII LEsAL AND RETAIL
OKSELLERS, TONERS
PAPER DEALERS,
AND
RLANK RNOK RERS.

SIEUBENVILLE, ........, ...-.. OHIO.
LEEP always on hand large assortment of
IA school, Medical and Miscellaneous b. oks, Plan and
Ruled Cap and Lette, Pal erS Printing and Wrap.
Ding Papers OF all Sizes Note Papers, Envelopes, Stee
Pens and all kinds of Stationary
They are prepared to fill all orders from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers aud Others al Low prices
Having bndery connected with our establishment,
we are prepared to make all kinds Of Blanks fOI Rail
roads, Insurance Companies County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 10 order As we
use the best quality Of stock and npoy the best WcIk.
men, our work will compare avorably with that of any
oher Bndery in the State. blanks OF all kinds PACED
~ order 'E'.. -
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
scraps. t....... MeD0WELL& & co.
Steubenvlle March Is, Is s. f.
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"CLAss in middlo.aged geography, stand up.
What is pyramid %
ga pile Ofmen in circus, one top Of the
other.
Where ia Egypt :"
"Where il alters was"
Whats that VOW young vAgabond ?"
"Donno, sir."
"Go down 10 The foot Next, What is a
bAy7" a7o
"a bayissirisavAsleb lebodyOf waIherboundby
numerOuscOPesnigh lAudsprOmentorysWlth OnIy
OneoutlettOtheseAsir. ....-.-.,, .
Good go up head, and stop shooting wads
At your sisters face"
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Busintss Gar0s.
a. w. MORRISON,

ATTORNE Al La W,
HAS resumed the practice Of the law de
III viii partcularr attend the settlement OF estates
oy Executor Administrators, and 6nArdians Tor wnleu
his Ia experience nhe Probate Court SIMPLY quaiihe'
him. All other business % professional character en-
trusted to bic esre in this aud the adjoining counties
will be attended 10 With prompu'nas ahu uaehy'
Ovr,cE-Tn The ro IN opposite the nss. front Of th'
Court House. heretofore occupied BY J. H. Trip ESQ
FEB. l5-'b5.
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Psrson--of the Methodist church, was
travelling in the back settlements of Missouri,
and stepped at cabin. where an old lady re-
osiVed him very kindly. After setting prOVis-
ions before him. she began to question him -
stranger, where mouS you be from ?" "Mad-
am, l reside in Shelby county. Kentucky
oval, stranger, hope no offence, but what
mOught you be a dOin' way up here Z" Mad
AN, l am searching for the lost sheep OF the
tribe of Israel" "lohn, John !" shouted the
old LADY, "cOne right here this minute here's
q stranger all the way from Shelby county
Kentucky. bunting stock, and I'll just bet my
life that tangle-haired old black ram, that's
been in our lot all last weeks one of his,
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-7I N MCU :.
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm OF Akin Baxter are now receiving
and opening out at the storeroom formerly occupie,
by James Cameron, on Main street, splendid ass :
ment Of Spring aad Summer G, ods which they in d
offering to the public at as low figures as any soi n
this market. Our spring stock as been seeeted wrh
great care in the Philadelphia market, and we thi
we can give perfect satisfaction both as regards qusl
ity and price Of the goods Fl
Come and see our goods and Judge for youse yes, =
We would especially invite the ladies' to drop and
see our Fancy Dress Goods as we think they will be
richly repaid for their trouble
Country produce taken at the highest market price,
| in exchange for goods. AKIN& BAXTER.
Carrollton, May g. ls56.-tG fH %
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ER.ECKELIY.

AttOrnsy OOHR's'tor at LdU
viii practice at the profession Carroll and the ad-
dining counties. All business entrusted 70 him vii
receive prompt attention. OFFICE-Smah frame
building one door South Of the "Stidger House." Car
Folltou. Ohio.
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XIN RRNM

Atforasv aHd OoHRssiEor az LaV
OPFtcE-New frame, Immediately opposite the West
Door of the Court House.
Tfehs' 62l Carrohton OHIO.
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DRUGS. DRUGS.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he has ustreceived from the East lot of ugs
medicines Paints, Oils and Dye-stuffs which he win
sell as low, If not little lower than be purchased
at any store in the county Thankful for past avors,
he hopes By strict ttepio 10 bis business aud low
prices to merit a continuance Of the same. D." s
Dec. 13, 1855. If. hegF JOHN O. BAXTER
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-07-10

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