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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22
Trains Going South.

NAIL TdAIN -oDn-cts al Rouse's Point with d t'ain
FROM Oenr~sHrHGH %. .ht before aui fom Malone and
MuNrrrst Tho same m ffnfnF, ne Waite htfef June
tiuu Sh tfatus frf -t iuHusnuff, and Che WINE trp
FrtrroStA MovNrstSs same day. also, with Nnifheu
81. u Roli Tor Boston, lowell &C arriving at those
rsces as ears 10 by Any other foue ae connects %
ANinisot with train for Bellows Falls, ftchhufgh,
Springfield, and arrive 90 NEw NoEE same evening and
90 hufhcgton with Stotmor on Lake thimplfi1.
Leave Rouso's Point 7tO ~, ST Aibans sf3 M.,
Burlington 1l5 g.. Munfpslfer . 90 A. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connects at Rouso's
Point th tfuin. fon ufdsnshufch ind Monr-ll stops
over might White River Junction Windsor and
counscr with pruins Arriving Boston Of 100 n,
and 80 New hqtk at p ~.
ricEert for BuNllo, Detroit, Chicago % nd the West
for sale az the ptincipal STATIONS.
n. SIERBURNE, Sup't.
Eouh6cld, VI Nsy ], 1880. 90
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Naasted is aiist Of agsats TO receive sub,ofii
uiuf, ttveuisemsnis and communications hnd o.
kn1Slaifo iiynent fot the same.
ltkstsaoid,J. .POMERoY,
Bfoakdaid,s. H.sMlTH,
Cabot,C. c. BROWN,
nnavilio CHARLES = DANA,
Elmoro l.. N CIRCUIT,
Hydopaft, EDWARD %. SAWYER,
Johnson, G, w. SCOTT,
MafshGeB, ED. PUTNAM,
MatfisvHls, ]. G. MOVES.
AIiddiescr, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.
Notthhold, p. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Piaia6eld, At. BANCROFT
South Hatdwick, G. sHtrNAN,
Stowe, JOSEPH C.BAYMONb,
suahod WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South STAFFORD. DANIEL JUDD,
Tuebridae. AARON n. KING,
WaisGsli sud FAyston, ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN A.wRiGHT,
wii.mmfiowu, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS ARnOTr.
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qeuttbman K 5tatr9uurnuI.
ruplrsurp rvrRr FRIDAY monSlSo.

Terms 81 50 cash in advance s2oO payment
VI usde 10 advance interest always charged from the
ond OF the year.
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AtroCiOus Fraud on the rubIiol

ARREST AND CoMMITTAL OF TIE PERPETRAToR.
We learn from the Philadelphia press that
Hollis who was charged with counterftiting so
extensively the labels of Holloway's Pills, has
been committed to MoVamenslng jail for trial
in default of bail. The examination showed
that the immense sales OF Holloway's Rene
dies in this country had long since excited the
cupidity of class OF miscreants known as'med-
ical counterfeiters.' The establishments of
Professor Holloway, in every city of the Union
had been closely watched. the extent of their
business asCertained, and finally system of
cOunterfeiting planned out which, in extent and
magnitude, has probably never been equalled
in this or any other country. We hope the
fortunate arrest of the chief conspirator, Hollis
will tend to explode the whole scheme; all the
material of the rascally combination is now In
the bands If the police. 1t is somewhat diff.
cult to counterfeit the remedies of Professor
Holloway with impuuity. His agents "cover
the land" constituting an all-prevading "vigi-
lance committee" whose Argus eyes are ever
open to his interests aAd the intt tests of the
sick, which are in FAC! zone and inseparable."
Hollis and his gang forgot this Independent
medical police, ever on the alert all in direct
communication with the Office in New York.
They left out of their calculations the bound-
less pecuniary resources of Professor Holloway
and under estimated bis zeal and lberality when
engaged in hunting down the double knavery
that tampered with the public health while it
sought to rob him Of his reputation. The
timely discovery of this scheme of wholesale
rascality. will. we trust, be warning to "med-
ical counterfeiters. The counterfeit plates,
labels, de-, are all in the hands of the author
tiles OF Philadelphia, and the conspiracy is ut
terly crushed. It's effect has been to exhibit
in more striking light the unparalleled pop
ularity Of HollOway's Pills, for only against the
leading medicines of the age would such
scheme have been organized.
1t would be we'll for the trade to be on their
guard against similar frauds for the future
One scheme ofimposture is put down, but the
popularity of the medicines may give rise to
others. M y Nat. Pol. Gazette.
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Ia Il Trna

CVlonel Fremont the Black Republican ab-
clifton candidate for President, is a slavehold.
erI So states A. J. Lewis. Esq., Of Boston, up.
on his own knowledge H. Patriot.
Just as true as 10 state on the authority of
John Smith that Bachelor Buchanan is biga-
mist, and has IS many wives as Brigham Young,
and yet the Piaiadsalsr leads and parades the
paragraph to gull such readers as look upon
that veraciOus sheet as their political bible,
The Dealer has already repeated the publ-
cation, for governing motive with The editor
is that "a lie well stuck to is as good as the
truth
Now we happen TO have much better Dem
Ocratic authority for contrsdiciing the false
hood, than the Plaiadealer's "A. ]. Lewis, Esq.
of Boston, for asserting it. The Hon. Hauni-
bal Hamlin, U. s. Senator from Maine, who
has been leading and recognized Democrat
all his life up tO within the last few weeks, but
whonOw repudia.es the Cincinnati platform and
the nominees, at the late Fremont ratification
meeting in Worcester, Mass, bore the follow
ing manly and valuable testimony TO the char
acter and principles of the Peoples candidate.
lie said:
Who is John G. Fremont? He is the FIRST
man who discovered the interior of this CONT
nent, scaled the Rocky mountains, and contrib.
more than any other man towards making Cal
ifornia Free Sta.e. know him we'll as
man of eminent ability and of unblemished
character and spotess life. When California
was seeking admission into the Uuisn as
State, bad occasion to confer with him as to
the best method to secure that result. He was
true to the right His language was, Calitor.
MIA must come in as Free State, or not come
in at all.
1t has been complained of Fremont that he
is without sufficient an!ecedents, as to his po-
sition or qualifications for the Presidency. But
not only has he antecedents of the right kind,
but he is an anteCedent in himself He is
greater executive officer than any man since
Andrew Jackson.
John @. Fremont is an anti-slaVery man, and
has always been one from his boy hood. AL.
though native of Georgia, and brought up
in South Caroline, in spite of his early associ-
ations he was ever for Freedom. When EN-.
barking on bis western tour, he was asked ifit
was not his intention to purchase slave as a
domestic for his wife. His reply was, Il never
owned one dollar 10 human flesh, and while
reason holds its sway in my brain, never will.
l love my wife with the most ardent affection,
but hat wife must toll with her own hands,
rather than own .he first dollar in human fesh!'
From man thus educated and thus true to
our principles we have the highest assurance
that with him at the helm of the government
if he can prevent it, not one inch shall SLAYER
be extended over the national territory.
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New 9petiaI Notices.
A Voice from Virginia.

CABIN PoIET, Surry Co., Va.
DR.. Seth s. Hance:--I was in Baltimore in
April 1854, and from paper received Of yours wss
in dueed to buy box of your Pills, recommended as
sovereign cure for the Epleptic Fits. At that time
one OF my servants had been afflicted with fits about
twelve years. When reaching home, commenced
with the pills according to directions do not think
she has had one since Ny wife though, is somewhat
induced to believe she may have had one only. Enco.
sed you will find five dollars for which you will please
forward me two boxes I suppose you can for.
ward them by mail Your compliance will oblige me
Yours respectfully MP.sL sLEDCE
DR. Hances Fpileptic Pills are also a sovereign reme
dy for every modification ofnerVous diseases The ner
vous sufferer whether tormented by the acute, phys
cal agony of neuralgia, tcdOoreux, or ordinary head
ache, afflicted with vague terrors, weakened by period
ca fits, threatened with paralysis borne down and dis.
piried by that terrible asstude which proceeds from
lack Of nervous energy, or experiencing any other
pain of disability arising from the unnatural condition
OF the wonderful! machinery which connects every
member with the source Of sensation motion and thought
derives immediate benefit from the use of those pills
which at once cams, invigOr ates and regulates the
shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country By mail free of DOS.
tage. Address Seth S. Hance, 1903 Baltimore street
Baltimore Md Price, one box, 50; two$5; twelve t24
July Him.
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-. gllver . Bprder audan.

g-- ~HF6A q 1S4 asA s4LA4aAs -
While Major Oliver, one Of the Kansas in.
vesIiga'ing committee. is preparing bis "Mi.
nority Report" in relation 10 the invasion u
Kansas, we hope the following viii not escape
bis notice. He is the man there referred to-
We clip from The majority Report" Of The
committee:
"JosePh Parker, sWora-Lye in Alchison
County; came from Buchanan County, No., IN
1854 ; was at the March election, 1855 saw
non-residents of the district, whom he bad
known as residents OF Buchanan county, and
who have been residents Of that county since,
and still are residents of Missouri. Witness
here gave the names Of q number Of those he
then knew who were there with the company
among them Major Oliver Ofthe commission.
There we're nearly 800 of these men there; Ma
jor Oliver made a speech 10 them-a irst.rate
speech. To question Of Oliver he said: " on
made fine speech. and peace or eOmprOmi-
sing one; that you thought all parties there had
right 10 vote. Here Oliver interrupted and
said; Witness, did not justify lnen coming
from Missouri as an abstract proposition, but
merely as a corrective to the Emigrant And So.
ciety'' Witness 4 did not hear you explain
it Just exactly in that way, but you justified
them in some way.
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4 YA2yEI.i.0r. eE,iitT.
HOLLOWAE'S OINTMENT.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid Of microscope We see millions Of lftle
openings on the surface Of bodis. Through these
THIS Ointment, when rubbed 90 the shn il carried to
any organ or inward part. Diseases Of tie Kidneys
disorders Of the Liver, affections Of The heart, Iuaa-
mai'oa o. the Lungs, Ashmas, Coughs and odds are
oy us means efeetualy cured, Every housewife
kDoSs that s4 passes freely through bone or meat Of
anT thickness This healing Ointment far more readily
Penestes through any bone aeshy part Of the lv.
ING OodJ curing the most dangerous inward eomplants
that cannot be reached b. other means
EArsiPELAs, SALT RHEUM & cORBUTNG HUHoRs.-
NO remedy has ever done much for the cure Of dis
eases Of tbe skin whatever form they may assume as
this Ointment. No case Of Salt Rheum. Ssutvev
sore Heads seroiuaor Eryspelas can long Withstand
It's influence. The inventor has travelled over many
parts ol The globe, visiting the principle hspitAs.
dispensing the Ointment, giving advice to its app.
eation and has thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers t. health.
SoRE LEss, sOEK BEEAH, WOUNDS ULcKRA-
Some OF The most scientific surgeons rely solely
on the use Of this wonderful Ointnaut when haynd q
cope with the worst Of Sores Eouuks. swelngs
aud tumor4. Professor Holloway has, by command oi
the Allied Governments, dispatched to the hospitals Of
the East, large shipments Of ts Ointment to Oe used
under the direction { theHedcaI stsH ia the worst
cases Of wounds Il will cure any ulcer ganduar swL
Ing stiffness or contraction Of The oiEts even Of 20
years standing.
PILEs ASD FIsTULAs.--These and other similar dis
tfessng complaints can be eectuay cured Il the Oipt
ment be well rubbed in the parts affected and by
othea wise following the printed directions around each
rot.
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ADVANTAGES OF ADvERrrs1srNc.-The Cleve.

ADVANTAGES OF ADvERTIsIsING.-Th Cleve.
land Leader says: Col. W. P. Fetridge. who
is the proprietor of that famous toilet article
called the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers, ;" has
contracted for advertising with the principal
papers throughout the Union, to the amount
$780, 900 per year. He commenced his Adver-
tising operation since the 1st of January last.
The result has been, so lie tells us, an increase
in his sale from 5000 year 10 1855. to $780,
900 for the first six months in 1856, or at the
rate of S3OO,OOO per year. all owing to the
popularity of the article and liberal system
of advertising.
What is true with Col. Fetridge will also
prove true with others that follow bis example.
Liberal advertisers are almost invariably sue.
cessful in Business. Try it, ye ''penny wise" "
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EE We are glad to learn that our friend E.
Reynolds, of Wayneeburgh. is rebuilding on
the site where stood his former building, not
long since destroyed by fire. Mr.. Reynolds
well known energy will soon make ell right a.
gain. We are glad to learn that the Etna In
surance Co., of Hartford, Connecticut, paid
promptly the amount Mr.. R., had insured with
them, namely $4,000. It is hoped that tie
Western Mass, Insurance Co., at Pittsfeld
and the Washington Insurance Do, at Cleve.
Land will be also prompt. and thus enable Mr.
H., to take another start Canton Democrat
Mr.. Reynolds indOmitable energy and per.
severance will doubtless enable him not only
to start but to go. Mr.. Reynolds is one of the
foremost business men of Sandy Valley. May
success attend him.
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srOvE sTORE.-We invite special attention
to Mr.. Tho's. AtkinsOn's ine lot Of cook stoves
to be seen at bis old stand. We are satisfied
that farmers and others desiring to purchase
stoves will be adrautaged by calling with our
friend. Amongst his choice selection is found
the Golden Farmer, Of Albany manufacture, a
stove that is acknowledged to have no equal
for cooking and baking. Also Pittsburgh and
Akron stoves kept on hand. Tin, copper and
sheet-iron ware made to order at the shortest
possible notice. House spUuting, also, prompt
ly executed.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE,

DR., Tobias Venetian Liniment is warranted to cure
Cholera Collie, Sea cknesso ID Sores, Swe lin Tooth.
sche, Headache and pains Of all kinds or no paw
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Capt. COrnstock of the Steamer Baltic collins Line)
erred Of severe attaet of Chronic rheumatism in
tLW days by Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian Lini
me1t.
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Mr.. John Wight Of the firm Of J, Wright Co., No.
l5.. CHARTERS Street. New Orleans was immediately
cTsd Of severe attack of Cholera by Tobias Linmeu
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs.. Joseph Nicholl of No. l6. Essex Street, New
Yer eas cured Of an attack Of Coc and vomiting by
d.. 9cbias' spetian Liniment.
Dopci, 90. CoUrtland ST., Eew.York.
Sold By oil the druggists, price 2j & 80 cts
Agents O. A. Beogle and J. G. Baxter, Carro!.on: l.
Wand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pagh Harris.
burgh.
NV 0Q-IE56
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E% The August No Of Godey's Lady's
Book is on our table--contains two Steel En-,
gravings-one COlOred Fashion Plate; 100 Pa.
ges, AZ EngravingS, and Ga Contributions.
Now is an excellent time to commence sub.
scription to GOdey's Lady's Book, as July com.
menced the SD Volume. The Jaly and Au.
gust Nos. of this excellent monthly, con tains
invaluable receipts for House keepers, upon the
subject Of preserving fruit. &c.
Recolect that we can give you Cooley, and
the Carroll Free Press for $50 per year.
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HOlIoVqys Pills, unquestionably the most

HOIIO~ay's Pills. unquestionably the most
eficaciOus Remedy in the UaiOn for Asthmatc Com.
plants and Coughs.-The number of cures these won.
derul pills have effected in all parts off the Union more
particularly in cases of Asthma of long standing and
coughs leave no doubt upon the mind of all who have
used them that they supass anything of the kind ever
made known; bva perseverance with this admirable
remedy the sufferer quickly restored to health after
every other means have ailed and it is truth beyond
Dispute that there no Of bilious disorder or live
er complaints but that will quickly yield to the powers
Of this mighty medicine. %.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

Q. U. MEHo HUNl " eFchant, says:
SlMPsoNvILLE, Shelby CO.,, Ky March 80, 1855
"The German 8itters give general satisfaction, anC
| herewith hand you certificate of Mr.. Morton Berk
ley, respectable farmer of this county,"
SIMPsoNv1LLE, KY, March 81, ls55-Dear Sir
would inform you tqa have been afflicted for sever.
al years with Dyspepsia, in very aggravated form,
for which used sarsaparla and various other RENE
dies without obtaining any relief. From the various
testimonials in favor of HooHand's German Bitters,
was induced to try hem and now state with pleasure
that through their use I am enjoying better health
than have done for years past, and cheeruiIy recon
mend the Bitters to all afflicted with that terrible dis
ease. Respectfully, yours,
To DR.. @. N. Jackson. MARION BERKLEY.
See advertisement.
July 10 l856.-2w
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PARTITION NOTICE
John ". Ux
Mary Cox ct ais.


Mary Cox, (WidOw Of James Coz late of Carroll
decd James Cox, Elizabeth Coz; Barbarn Is,1,f
Coz, Sarah Cox, Isaac Cox, William Henry Half.or
Cox, Andrew Rash and Mary Ann Rash his wife A.
drew ksnnady, and Eeaner Kannady his wife Will.
Davis and Jane Davis, his wife heirs At law. Of sg
James Cox deed, win take notice, that on the g.,
day Of June ls56, John W. Cox hled In the Copr n
Common Pleas Of Carroll County, aud State Of 0hia &
petition, which Is now pending, wherein saia ~ ~
Coz demands partition Of the following desc tsf r.
! 70 viii Sixty seven acres, Of OF the east se. ,t
North east quarter Of section thirteen Of Towns,d
teen, Of Range tive. Also forty eight acres of
North size Of the South East quarter Of section r.
Township Is Of Range 5. Also forty acres of o.
east side OF The South east quarter of Section u
Township IA Of Range T. Also forty acres of 0; . p
Westsde OF the North quarter OF section 50fTor
ship IA Of Range g. AlsO sixty acres of Of the W.
'ide Of the South vest quarter of section 10 Of vn
snip Ia, Of Range 4. Also twenty aces ou @; r..
North east corner Of the South West quarter Il. .r
ton Il, Of Township a. Of Range l. Commenc. ss
the North corner Of said quarter thence west eighl,
thence South forty rods thence East eighty rOds il
East forty rods TO the place Of beginning. An
at the next term Of ssid Court application viii be t,
by said John w. Coz for an order, that Par,itlal
may be made Of said premises, and that the dow
estate Of said Mary Cox (widow as aiOrssadl NAV b..
assigned therein.
J6lr 81 s56 BIER. ECKLEY. bis Auy
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Hoofand's German hitters.

Ihe Great Remedy for Nervous Debility.
JIM. Halshzer, DIylsstown, Pa, June %, 1853,
says; my wife has been afaicte with nervous de
biity since September, 1851, since which time have
been unable to find any physician or medicine that would
benefit heF in the least until one day called in the
store ofD Harvey of this town, for soma tncture Of
ron and described to him the Affections of my wife;
he then handed me lot Otpapers to read among which
found one describing you. German Btters, immedi-
ately procured few bottles from him, and pleased
to state thathe of the Bters has done her NOR
good than all the medicine she has heretofore taken
wish you to send me half dozen bottles"
See advertisement
July 24,-2w
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~ wv
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm of Akin Baxter, are now receiving
and opening out at the storeroom formerly occupied
by james Cameron on Main street, splendid assort-
ment of Spring aad Summer Goods which they intend
offering to the public at low figures as any sold in
this market. Our spring stock been selected with
great care in the Philadelphia MARKET and we think
we can give perfect satisfaction both as regards quail
ity and price of the goods.
Come and see our goods and Judge for yourselves,
We would especially invite the ladies to drop in 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 8, lS56.-n.
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J. w. GOULD
PRACTICAL AMBROTYPER
AND
DAGUDRRGOTYPIS1r.

NEW Sky-light Daguerrean Gallery, just below Hus-
IV TONS store, Main Street. Carrollton Ohio.
positively warrant all my work, and will let no pic
ture leave my Rooms unless perfect satisfaction is Civ
en-. ask no recommendation. Ny pictures will show
for themselves. The AmbrOtype is truly beautiful,
Citizens and people from far and near kindly sOci
ted to call and examine specimens, and get picture o
themselves, and friends.
June Is, '56-ly. J.W. GOULD.
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Hunters Medical and Suoical soecio1i,t.-

Hunters Medical and Surgical Specialists
70" J.'r has been received. This highly pri-
z ! medical monthly is one of the herald of re-
forms devoted to 'Fhe cultivation of spirit Of
free inquiry, which is not shackled by usage
or 'rsdltion"--and should find its way into ev-
cry household. No physician should be with
out it. Price $500 per annum. Address
Messrs. Sherman d Co. No Vesey st. New
York.
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MARRrED.-on July 18Th 1856, by Rev. s.
Minor, Mr Moses Conway. of Harrison CO il,
Ohio and Miss Mary ]. Crosier. of Carroll co.
Ohio
On Thursday. the 10th inst, by Rev. I,
Arehbold, Mr.. Cornelius Newell, and Miss Is.
aoa'la L. S"mple, all ofMonroe Tp Carroll CO.
Ohio.
o" Jnlv 23i by Rev. S F. Minor, Mr. Mat.
thew Baxter. to Miss Ann Thompson, al
o hi place.
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state of Ohio. Carroll County g.
OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PRoBAE
Carrollton Iulv Id Iokn

OarrOIton, July II. 1855.
HE following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and is
set for hearing on Monday the 18th day of August,
A. D. 1856, ct o'clock P NJ. of said day. and will be
continued from day to day until all disposed of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and other
interested will take notice, viz:
Final account Of John Cameron, executor of will of
Alexander Cameron, deceased,
Final account Of Joseph Figley one of the executors
of Joseph Fgey deceased, who was executor Of will
of Israel Ayers, deceased.
Final account of Jacob Smith, guardian Of Nary
Wilson, minor.
First account of u. Abrahims and Philip Smeltz, ex.
ecutors Of W III of Michael Abrahims, deceased.
First account of Van Brown executor Of will Of Daniel
Van Horn, deceased,
JOHN H. TRTPP,
Probate Judge.
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UnBarEsI SADDLERY
In THE STATE.

THE undersigned returns thanks to his Friends, and
customers for their liberal patronage,
And would say that he continues to- manufacture
Saddles, Brides &c, at his cabin in Washa, ton Town
ship Carroll co. o.
All work will be warranted, and seld On the uo.r
favorable terms.
will take in exchange for work. grain Of any kind
Hoses, Cows, sheep any other good stocs, and viii
sell for about one filth less than any one else
June 18Th, '56.-3m. WIN. HcLEAN.