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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
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CAMPAIGN SON.

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24

s. JOCKEY Club Nh K RE- "Veri"na :
ID q, ean,I Il. Luhin's only ~ mt = htti,-t
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ri5ly ntsay 3, f,uth and Piith lis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24

valley CtlH enT5llS,
SCOtt County.

a NJ c,.a.,snti, mAanfsci nTibs III L~si Srsi~s o.
n Flour which they viii sei ~ I,s.-, market pt.
- through the,t sst's
EVANS, CHtM Co
Cor Pefry aid Second s,trstt
SEPT sd 6a1eti. copyl
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.rheLnw of Newsnapers.

L. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
sy considered wishing continue their subscrp
tiOn.
g. II subscribers order the discontinuance of their
papers, the publisher may continue to send them until
all arrearages are paid.
s. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
SOdicss from the Office to which they are directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the bill aud
ordered them discontinued.
L. If subscribers to other places without in.
forming the publishers and the papers sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible
&. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
papers from the Office, removing and leaving them
uneaed for, il prina aea evidence of intentional fraud
EH Postmasters wAo notify publisher that news.
pape Is not taken from the Office are required to give
the why they not taken out (see Post Of.
lie Instructions and Laws.
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0hio CuItiValOr for 1856.

n nEV0TED TO AGRI ULTURE H0R CULTURE
u aud HOME lNfERESTS.- Publish every
mouth-l6 pages large octavoin. ed
Volume XII Of this old avore Journal II com
mehce on the lst January 1856, pr ed on all entire
suit OF type, and will be espec nly interesting to
every engaged in general Agriculture, Stock Rails.
ing Ga a'dening, Fruit Growing, &c, or interested in
the happiues, and intelligence Of the Hone Circle The
Elitor confidently ho and expects tat every fiend
Of industrial progress will lend his influence aud pat
ronage to sustain this old AID true hlend of the rural
interests and to increase its cncalaon until We shall
have, as we certainly deserve, aroasing list in every
neghbOrhOod
The entire propriptdlsHp of the Cultiyator has
Deer purchased by Col, 5 D. Harris, who has been
Associate Editor tn Mr. Bateham for the last five
years and he is determined that the paper shall be es
sentiay desirable for every farmers freside lie has
The means aud the disposition to make it so, and he
calls on his friends-~which includes all mankind and
womankiud-to send on the names and the cash, for
real live and independent farmers paper.
TERMs.-singe copy, 81 year; copies, for So
copies for S6, land copy to the getter up OF the
club -alwals in advance, and to begin with the year
For special offers to local agents. enquire your pos
office or send directly to for full prospectus anG
specimen copy, and rails club in your own neghbor
mood. S. D, HARRIS, Editor and Proprietor
Dec 20, 55. Columbus, Ohio.
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Honor to whom Honor Is Due.

Aessrs. A. r. Johnson & Clark Man'aIl OF
Augusta, have this week laid US under lasting
obligations to them, for their disinierested
efforts in our behalfby sending US THIaIr FIVE
new Subscribers from Augusta. That swells
our list 10 Augusta TOEnshiP to SIXTY EIauT.
That is the way to support our county paper.
Three cheers for Augusta. Can It be, that,
"tha. same old Coon" the "Blue light Feder-
alist" "black eockade" and all were off to Co
lumbus to an An,i-ShaDgba gathering p
Who knows
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Ihc Mu,icaI World for 1866.
VOLUME XIV.

VOLUME XIV.
We commence the new year with a reduction of one
third from our former suhscrp pton. We take this
step to give our journal the widest possible circulation
The price then, hereafter will be two dollars Der an
mum to all who pay in advance; to those who do not
pay in advance (Only) it will be three dollars This re
duced subscription will still include, as gilt portrait
OF Mozart, which we have had specially engraved ior
this )urnal and which will serve as an excellent title.
page establishment for the music Toume Of the year
1856.
A Musical Novelette, will be commenced and publish.
ed serally with the first number in January, The
other valuable features of the journal will remain as be-
Ere VIZ -four pag Oi Fresh Au,ic weekly pa red sep
ataely which, bOundat the end of the year will form
a volume worth $l2 80; stuctive musical reading;-
Articles vocal aud instrumental culture;-condensed
mu.icRlnews from all parts of the world.
The department Of General Literature is still in
the able hands which nave already gained it so
high reputation. IL comprises the best transations
Of the best things in Fench aud other foreign journals;
iudciOus selections from books and magaznes and
generally one good story III every number,
City and BrOOSl subscribers are charged 6fty cents
extra for the expense oi carrier Canada subscribers
pay wentysix cents or the necessary pre- payment OF
Amelican postage
Any alcOpying this entire announcement and
drawing editorial attention to it before the close of hi.
present month, will receive the Musical World in ex
change for year and portrait of Mozart.
RICHARD STORRS WILLIS, Proprietor,
Jan. 3, So 207 Broadway, N. Y.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE,

The General Assembly OF Ohio convened
on Monday, the 7th inst. and was organized
by the election Of its officers.
The Senate was called to order by Hon,
James Myers, acting Lieut.. Governor The
Senators elect we've all in their seats, except
Mr.. Holmes, of Hamilton county. The follow.
ing officers were elected by vote Of 20 to s !:
For Clerk-W. T. Bascom. of Franklin.
For Asst. Cerk-E. Foreman, of Wayne.
Second Asst. Clerk &c. N. Shaw of Brown.
For Sergeant at. AnAs-J. II. Faaon, Of L1-
rain.
First Asst. Sergeant W. Shir-
ley, of Perry.
The House was called to order by DR., Tre-
witt, Secretary of State. A large number Of
persons were in attendance 10 witness Its or
ganiz4tion. The following officers were elect.
ed by a vote of II to y.
Speaker-Nelson Fl. Van Worries of Athens.
CIerk-James S. Robinson, of Hardin.
First Asst Clerk VIM. C.. Howell, Of Ash
tabula.
Second Asst, Clsrk-G. W. Hall, Of Della
ware.
rgeant-at-Arms-N. NJ. Brent, Of Nor
gan.
First Asst, ,Sergeant--H. A. Hamilton, Of
Green.
Second Asst sergeant-A. G. Baker.
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RURAL New YORKER. invite attention
to the Prospectus Of this Agricultural and
Family newspaper. Mooro's Rural New YOr-
ker has become giant am'g its kind. Il is lead
ing Agricultural paper, and will "post up"
the farmer in every branch of his business
Post Masters and their assistants are respect
fully solicited to form clubs for the Rural New
Yorker. .aH efr D..
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OHIO STATE JOUNAL.
PUBLISHED AT COLUMBUS, OHIO, DAILY
TRI-wEEKLT AND WEEKLY
Terms, Invariably in Advance,

Daily -. '',.. Sc OOper year.
ni-Weekly 500
weekly 90
Weekly, in clubs of 10 and over. /. i 5O]
Weekly Campaign paper, for 8 months,
from the time of subscription . . 30
Is" Clubs Of 10 or more, subscribing fo three
months, have the privilege of continuing to the
end Of the year, il desired by paying 81 90 in addition
Ghe present proprietors OF the Ohio State journal
have hitherto made no extraod dinary effCrt o secure
au increased subscription 10 the paplr They desire
its character should established and its claims ac
knowedged by the requisite trial, in present hands be
fore they made appeal to the public. large ex.
pense incurred in its outfit year ago. AID at no
time since the establishment of the paper has so large
an expense been made for its editorial management
The low at which the paper is furnished render
necessary much increased subscription list in order
afford adequate returns to the prOprietOrs for labor
bestowed and capitalinyested. lIH
1t seems now on the threshold at an important and
exciting election fitting time to appeal to its friends
fol generous effort in lis behalf. The position and
character OF the Journal too well known to require
any pledge in relation its future course. Entirely in
dependent in its position, it will, as it has done, ap
proach the discussion of all subjects that may approach
within its range of State National cOncernment ii
free aud independent spirit.
To the maintenance OF the principles which gave rise
to the Republican organization, the Journal has beer
pledged Its past course must stand as guarantee
for the future. sa
The Telegraphic columns Of the Journal contain iul
reports from the East, the South and the Southwest
up to the hour Equalization. A special report OF the
Cattle market, prepared for the Journal with grea
care, will be foundin our Commercial columns.
The Proprietors of the State Journal, being desirou
that the friends of the Republican party should have
the opportunity of judging for themselves of its merits
have adopted the plan of sending their regular week.,
issue, containing an amount of reading matter not e
quaed by any paper in the West rather than make VI
a mere political sheet for the Campaign The enhan
ced cost we are confident they will Dc mad bup in
creased number Of its patrons.
Aug. 8, is ..-..,..s...-.
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The Tribune employs travelling agents and sends
out papers trust. If it is stopped when the
term paid for expires, and the subscriber does not
choose further to pay for it resort to legal pro-
cess to compel him. On the Weekly, mean tG stop
every paper the expiration Of the advance payment
awaiting fresh remittance from the subscriber: II
comes, the account is closed. We pay no local
gents; wish no ouey paid to any when the payer can
not trust him to mail or otherwise send it to
mai ed its safety is at risk (and serious rsk il Of
ten proves) but grBteul every one who dee
it good work 10 obtain and forward the names and
money Of his friends and neighbors. Ous terms III.
yaIiabl sre-ioF the
Daily Tribune Sd per anuum.
Semi-Weeky, 3; two copies for S.; FIVE for Gil ,25
Weekly 81 three copies for So; FIVE copies fof S;
ten copies for S2 twenty copies to one address for $H
larger clubs, 81 each subscriber,
Additions may at all Tin es bC made to q club at tie
price paid BY those already in it.
GREELY NOEL RASH.
No. l54 Nassau St.. Nes.YoTk.
Dec 6,-IS55
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JOHN N, LYTlB s NON
TObacCORiSts, GrOCereTs & Dealers In Nils.
CCiIaueOuS Goods.

TObaCCOniStS, GrOCereTS & Dealers In Mis-
CCllaneOlS Goods.
McCoOk House, corner OF Lisbon and Can al Street,
Can ollton, 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
A new, excellent aud cheap Patent Bee Palace and
Bee Feeder, can b. seen, IA mldel, at the above
pace,-townshp and individual ri hts sold at very low
rates. '
Also, Wsriers 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 tiled it, Not the slightest injury TO either fabric or
color is sustained by its use, where water viii not
change Tobe had in Carrollton Ohio, only Of
JOHN H. LYTLE d. son.
Nov. s., Is .a 6m.
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Rates Of Advertising.

% Ten lines or less OF solid BREWER viii be consid
cred Square.
10 Advertisers must be particular to mark the nun
Der OF insertions on the face Of their Advertisements
or they viii be Published undlordered out aud charged
accordingly.
sE- Advertisements should be handed in by TuEs
bAY NoRNMG, to insure insertion that week
tB- jos WOEK neatly and expeditiously executed at
siisoR,e, on the shortest possible notice.
tYGEO. A. CROFUT, 7sSouth Fourth street, a.
ooVe Walnut, Philadelphia Is authorized agent TO
obtain Advertisements for us in that city.
EE WOoDs QUIN, Publishers Of the Com
!mercial Register. are our New York A
gents. Office I40 Fulton Street. New York.
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the regions Of subimity, and perPeIrated the
ioliowing: The ashes Of Andrew Jackson are
Injured among the Western PoopIeP Oh
eraetsyl What thought "A bird or beav.
enly Plumage fair &c. We come down and
quit Read The message. dear reader. Tor
yourself. You will doubtless see more beau.
ties than we have time or space to give.
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CARROLL GOUNTY
- - = - - GD - I'D

rs "a - - u - - - -
Time Table for the Mail Trains.
To take effect on and after Monday the 99d
day of October 1855.
From Carroon to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cfestline,
COLUMBIA Seubenville or South Mail Tiain will have
Carrollton Depot daily at II 4. ~ stopping all way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on G. & ?. R. R. Passengers going North, Will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 P. NJ
Train viii leave Cleveland at 8 P. u, and psssen-
gers will arrive at Carroll;on $50 P NJ This rsuge
ment will enable passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour Q transact business, and will enable passengers
that may wish to reach the s l. r. K. travelling
South to Columbus East to Steubenville, or Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost. tsa-4
The Freight trains will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on S. & I.sR. R. O.
Media to CarrOlon by r 3 CsrrOlion TO New Market
by Stage. as
Tickets through 81 l2i to be had Of Treasurer JoHes
Cameron, and at the " estetn Bxchanee, Geo. h,
McKasky. -a. ar.s.rs ar
There are regular lines Of Stages running to the
East, from Carrollten, Ra,em Springs, AnIsted dam,
Springfield, fichmond ard SteubtnNIle. Ako daily
line lunnrg epth tIom Canollon, LfmeItne Ftnl s.
vile to New Market on the S. 4 l. K. X. By which
means tie traveller will be conveyed without loIs d
| time g.#t ID ss#e
Jan. .lOl $50, H.A. .sTIDGTR
Supt, O. G. X e.
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sIate Of Ohio. Carroll County 5. 5.

.t OPFi'F VT lhE OuDuE VI hOBAIE I
CaIrollton, Jan 0, 1866.
ElElE following accounts OF Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the llth day of Feb.
A. D. 1885, at O'clock P Nj. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
filing and pendency of which Accountants and Others
Interested will take notice, viz:
Final account of John ] Ray, administrator OF the
estate of William Putt deceased.
Fina account Of Jonas Busler administrator of the
estate OF Joseph Busler, deceased
Second account OF William Baxter, administrator o.
the estate OF Isaac Willis, deceased
Second account Of Samuel Albaugh and Samuel
Welch executors Of last will of John Welch licensed
Final account Of Benjamin Manifold, guardian of Al
pert Ii. Wallace and Bel jamin n. Wallace. minors and
heirs at law with Margaret Wallace, deceased.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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COSMOPOLITAN.
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND

&RRANG EHESTs g. the Second Aase.i collee.i5s
N a ths an8 popaiAf lassitaliou for the dina.
son q Lilsratufe and AT have bea nads On ths s.a
exten-ive scaie.
Amsug the works airesdy eagsgsd ia The far-famed
genoa CRUIIflX'
wlteh originally c0st Ten Thousaud Dollars.
IL forming the Cliection, the 6aasion ef sfks
of American Afl, ahd the sncaafaRemebt Of Auerean
reuiuz hsvsaot been ovefl0oked Commissions have
been i-suod 70 many Of the most distinguished Amef
can Arlists, she ui eeHtdbuta ssms II tbeir hnest
pred 5ctouE Among them are three Marble Busts ex.
ntuted by The gFeaisst living sculptor Ham Pswetr
g orge Wsshhglon The Faiher q his Cosntry; Ben.
jtmin FraHaHn, hs Philosopher; Daniel Webster The
riatesm-f. A special ageut hss ei.itsd FurUpe snd
made earsia and .de,gus sslsclss q lOrsign wsrks
ci Ar, bOia ID BrOuze aHd Narbl Ssaialry aud Choice
paintings.
The sbols forming large aad vaIuable collection of
Paintings aud slstuary, % 0e distributed free among
the members q the Association igr he seeond Year
Terms OF MESBERsHIP.
Tie payment Of thres dollars constitutes any one
member Of he AssOciaiion and enitles bin % either
one q tie ioIloSiug Magazines ~ one ear and aso
ticket in the distribution Of the s4taAry and Paint.
iHgs.
The Literature sfued 10 subscribers consists ef the
follOwinE Muihly Magazine. HBpsl's. Puibans,
KHickeIb0ckef, BlaekSoOls GrahaIas, Godeys Lad,'s
Book, and Household Woids.
Persons taking Eve memberships ere entitled 10 any
i've oi ihe kagszHes ioE one year. asd to SIX ckets 10
The distribution.
The ret paeseds derived from the sale q member.
ships devoted " the pa chase Of EOks u Al To-
the ensuing year.
TIE ADVANTAGE SECURED
by becoming member ofthis Association, are
ls AL persons receive the fall value Of their sub.
scrpon a. Ihe start IN the shlPe Of sterling AsgazHe
Literature.
I'd Each men bsg i contributing towards purchas.
" choice Works VI Art which are to BE- Distributed
nong themselves, and are At tbe same time eBeoafag
nghe Assists Of the county discussing thousands Of
dollars through its agency.
/ Persons IN renting funds, Tor membership, viii
please give their postoffce in fell stating the month
they wish the Nsgazhs ~ commence aud have the let
ter registered at Post Oice 10 prevent lose On tie
receipt Of which, certificate of nember-hip, together
with the Magazine desired, ahl be iorwarded t. a1y
part Of the country.
Those who purchase Nsgaaiuesat Bookstores will OBJ
se-ye tat By joining this A-soeiateD tbey receive the
Aasazne aHi Tree Ticket 10 the annual d.Etuution
al at the same price thty uow pay or the Magazine
l lone. ,s
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues giving full deselip-
tons, sent fee applicat on.
For Membership address
C. l. DERBY, Actuary c. A. a
At either Of the principal obces-
'Kuickerb0cker Magazine" Office, 34s Broadwsv New
YoIk, Or Western Office, 100 Water street, san.
duskv o.
sX- Subscriptions received By Owen Steeu, II onormy
Secretary Laroton, Ohio.
Nov. 22-l 1906. I'd.
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AIIIs Right Come and See.


F'Hs Undersigned takes this method 20 inform his
L th friends saHd patrons in Carrollou, and yieinity
Lat through perseverance,, he has got hls new Sk,.
Light Daguerrean estabs ment completed, just below
Illusions store the Depot, Cafrolton Ohio where
he is now well furnished with rythng necessary 70
execute all business intusted to him. have now a
large aud well arranged sky.lght which il complete
remedy tor cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured hat | can take /
good likeness in all kinds Of weather excepting ofcbil
dren, these require clear day but wien clear CAV,
cannot be had, bring them along at any time and vii
garrant satisfaction lam determined to stand at lbf
head Of my business, and nothing except good woi <
shall leave my establishment. Ail who ysit NV rooms
will know that Ibave advantages which nc other esab
ishment in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
TO give better satisfaction than any other operator ia the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call aud examine, my work shall show for itself-
Prices will b. reasonable and all work warranted not 70
fade, bave good assortment ofstoek embracing
variety OF fine cases. ladies and gents breastpns aud
will have assortment Of Ockets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views Obuildiqgs, landscapes, family
groupes, copy work,-In a word all business n hi.
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted to
please, or no sale. J. ", GOULD
Oct. IS. '55-tf.
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Gov. Chase and Lieut. Gov Ford Sworn In

COLUMBUS, Jan. IA P. NJ,
Lieut. Gov Ford was sworn in this forenoon.
and delivered a heat speech.
Gov. Chase has just taken the oath of Office,
and is delivering his Inaugural House crowd
ed.
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Neru Special Notites.
TnF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
-. FOR

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. J. s. Houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints It's Natu es own peciic toran unhealthy
stomach No art OF man can equal its curative pc
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsic should
fail to try it, .ari ..a ...g
Sold by Dr. O. A. Bpge Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. ". a-...
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GBT The January number Of the U. S. Mag
aziue has arrived. The Magazine is a monthly
periodical, devoted to Science, Art, Manufac-
turers. Commerce, Trade, &c, and is worthy an
extensive circulation. The number before us
contains biographical sketches of Lewis Cass
and VIM. Fl. Steward, with original portraits.
The Magazine published by ]. NJ. Emerson
d, Co. New York, at 81 90 per. 2nnum.
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EXECUTORS SALE;

The unde ugued will offer for sale on the premises IN
Orange Township, Carroll county, Ohio, the following
tract Of land known the land of James Johnston,
deceased on Thursday the Slst day Of January, A. D.
1885, under the provisions Of the will of said deceased
said land is described "a part of the South hall OF
section five OF, Township FOURTEEN Ul range sevep,
containing 50 acres.
The farm Ia in an excellent state ofcnuvalion, under
good repair with good and Convenient buildings there.
on. Terms reasonable, and made known on DAY Of
sale:
JOHN CLARK, lp-.-
AMOS CARR, Executors
Dpc. oB 1e55
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ESTATEOF JUsEFH FoRGASON, Drc.
Motto is hereby given that the undesigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of Joseph FOrgason deceased late Of Fox town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio. SILAS POTTS.
Nov, IS, '55-3w. sEsf uu sa-- sysa9
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$1,000 AT COSrp

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING DErE MINED To
L to quit the Mercantile Business will from ths
date oiler their entire stock of goods at ACTUAL cost
As the principal part OF the stock has been bought
the last year, Tor only it viii be found that they
are offered lover than the usual 10 country stores
County mel chants will find IL good opportunity to
repenish a lowest Eastern rates
Ali kinds OF produce taken in exchange at market
rates. Reasonable time allowed bills Of SEQ and mp
wards. Those indebted to loan Co., will save then
selves aud Us trouble by Prompt Payment. Those
holding claims ag tast Sloan Co., will please present
their bills. SLOAN RUTh.
Hanoverton, Jan. 8, l8G6.-4w,
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GREAr EAsTRRNF
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.


Ins undersigned hereby informs tbs citizens n this
place ana surrounding country, that be noe rereginr
ana opeumga a neH Hoek Of hshi0nsb'e Ready made
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHiEGl
sheh BE- offers 70 bis ffsnds and customers At lover
r. ees than such sftcies ever were eHhbi,ed n iii.
piece hufstol0fe.
Having made connection with one Of the bsss hous.
e n the city he enable 70 receive nsw supplies svfry
Eesk' thus Offering 70 purchasers the important advan.
nge o. hafrg coutirusIy nss, ffesh sLionhbis and
eheap Ass0Ttsnt 70 make their selectous foa "a ll,
certain taii.aciion
The pn'c are therefore respsctfuliv invited n sar
ara examine Tor themselves. Here is the ptee fr bar
game. The motto H. CHAP far CASE
:. sHp ABACKER, Agsnt
carrotilon, Nov 8, '55.-tf