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- s MGAD TIE sSiEalHsTIrIoArE OF a

0>-ZS REGULAR PRACTITIONERS
This certify that Vegetable Pain
Killer To
cine have prescribed extensively In pArcu
larry Tor ehirenO and opinian
ton have used for the relief o. those diseases.
children have always combined with the arab
drops teaspoonful Of
have mixed II with milk and molasses, equal parts ~
A. HUNTING, NJ. ID.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER an internal remedy has no
equal In Of Choc, Complaint Dyspepsia Dysen
terry and Asthma will IN
and bathing With freely Lnment in America IL
action Is like magic when externally applied burns
sead aud Prans Por the sick headache tooaee fail
60 try ~ IN short, u Is a Pain Killer.
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine Dealers everywhere
-drkw
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LYscHBURG. May 24th, 1855.


to request with reference
he Sayn springs water, without hesitation and with p.ct
eonnushes IN us eneency, recommend
der dneu imperfect painful Digestion OF The kiney.
ad bladder and 70 females aborng
Inc water Is light and may b taken quantities sits ss
On ne mach and acts kindly the Kidneys
20 any ., The sulphur waters Of similar strength siuAon
usiehau ana Improvements new and comfortable.
ionrs' very respectfully, p. II. GILMER, NJ. d.
nave or the OF coynr Sulphur sprnxs
sos'onrt county As beneficial in dyspepsia torpid live. and
oONes diseases enbled the neryu.
t and chronic affections biaaer
tose ~atsrs highly Recommended peeu.r 40 r.
,hd nave known such patients Ter.
greatly benefited, and others cured by them.
May 9Th, lsS6 n ohAisr iAS' NJ D.
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g., . CHtsrrAyrEID April 18th, 1855.
MESsRs Dow Co Having
10 De such line medicine to
know Of IT, My daughter years ago on the rocker
chair and bruised her thigh much form
Of boil and became bad ianced by physician
mat ala not relieve " became
Tor nearly two years tried medicine
no eject until induced OIL after
using bottle aud ha healed.
1t for other and found You are At liberty 10
- ~'--,'%@'
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COMMISSIONERS oTTIcE. wig B~adire,


The parties Interested that on TiItRsDy
the si day Of July, 1850 10 oclock 81 At dis ofe sbs
proceed under the decree entered lin day Of
August 1897 and the said decree o. tie "a day June
anime The accounts reported by Commissioner the
der Of he 18Th day Of February 1888 and bring 10 the
said Sa day OF July 1850 20 show the balance
tine due by the defendant Nathaniel
che estate o. bis tesator Harrison and also e bsnc
any then due respectively - the creditors specific
for ths security q her dee, and vheer The respective
propraed 20 the been exhausted
not 90 ascertain and
doe from the estate o. the aid Edmund Harrison decd 10 whom
due, and the character and dignity exhibit
separately the amounts Of the debts BY pccihc liens Of
those due Judgment Of those specae those on
simple contract also 70 take an account o. al ne debts
charged The % Enund HARRISON which have
been paid By The and
squlahe, % The Of Edmund Harrison deed sihe
IN the hands q The sa Nathaniel Harrison exertor or liz
hands q other person. between be Eai and
equitable Assets, " any such there De.
And th- hereby further notified
and place Aforesaid with the evidence enable
discharge uo Aforesaid duas and that
sdee a. equivalent And instead psons service o notice
upon then. n NfITON CsRy
jeSs-iavtw ConmJ..on..r
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HOTELS, &c.
NORVELL HOUSE.
MAIN STREET,



NORVELL HOUSE.
MAIN STREET,
LYNCH RG,y VA
WILL OPEN on THE lST DAY OF JULY, Is5s
,.,u,s H. WELLS HYDE Proprietor..
m S SSes n9s SsdssSiSg chang. O construction
. ana inter % eSnsn every Necessary
"a s to s i ~. f q al a.! and S q e m win
BOLLINGBROOK HOTEL
es In taxing shSIse q The above establishment.
Hotel ssd 70 my fend. Al Of te !, An
can and Sc me Ny ,s shan Away,
adjustment shan have the hat am master o. Nv
wish ask share basInes. svsy
city Ny Omnibus vii Away: at Seais en- . S' PI Of he
jylo-1 JOSEPH l. oARRINGroS. Proprietor
h'cLuh b H0IsE, WHEELING, VA.
uyns magnificent " Adis . Saks i rArssTOs
- Monroe streets hselns Onr. Inducements. 70
ssSssa sSsis Tf 81 T: S a.u ias a
landing The Po. o sa and oaS Railroad and
sane and Express stage onces in e basement me
se and Pcrers are Away. In ATTENDANCE. to
apis wAfsoS CARR. Proprietor
LYNCHBURG HOUSE.
MAIN STREET,, LYNCHBI RG, VIRGINIA.
ssr-d.sfy Transient '''''T' 81 30 per day. IA
washington sSsssIsnsN, y HOUSE !; g."
- II. SNEAD a. CO., PEnPKIEToEs.
to Railroad
" IaeAes LANDING connected with this house. se22-iy
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
]. !. :.
W PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTs-Frou rs 81
70 ~ per cent saved by buying from J II 0SV
THONf, Columbian ZKH
Aoeskin Hats Of quality, Do
quality, 500 Fashionable sk Hats o. 81. Yin. An
CAfskin Seved Roots $3.50; Congress Caller rE6s
Boots, f2,23 Pine Calfkin Sew-d Shoes, f22s
J. VI. ANTHONY has Arrangements v7nzzeqIrA
one OF makers the Of PhFadelphia EAVN
20 supply him with and subaantinl I-ElA -
Caskiu sewed BOOT, which al the IN IEXSHN
preeedsnted low prieeof THREE DOLLARS AND
A HALF.
CAHRlAGES! CARRIAGES!I csaE
ALFRED KING, ssNE-E
MANUFACTURE, lJTII-
TRASKLIE
hand large and
nAble styles Coaches Coaches
Top-. e''' 49, N -'"O1'
have also At my Repository large Northern
Manufactured by
from the ghtest style Of Buggy Of eeaes
Those In want OF carriages S
bic terms - ~ .saS
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MARINE MEMS.
""vE"EH no. n Ss; %sE s4s,s sTEAnE"s.

MANN r. ~ IL WIS.
""vE"EH rsc. n Ss; %ss sas1s ssrEAHE"s.
ss :::::i s::T $ A.s: 9: I s ?.
49,. ss. ysIs. Sac Juan, Nc. !ans .,
ca, q BAH. Y.a.asiySI., il,sfSssi. jon; sSs q e
ns,s ss; ss. YORK Yo,s. Hs.ss u. co.s.. June .
ss.. sss s:r. s.sS ssSs ss as1' j ;sy
A s,.,.e. New York, Liverpool. July 5
FROM EUROPE '1"
x%ssea. Iirs1pssi. so.ssa w a.. Js"s
Atlantic, LIvrrpooI. New Ysss. j%s n
Hermann. oo.s.. Ne. iS,i. iSas Is
roRT oy RICHMOND. JUNE rs 1855
so. .,.-. tIs-ss. ..I. I.ls-a,sH ..r.s
scbr M.ry wills. Park. ball.. aas.. coiqun,Ac.
sss 1 .Gs:. Ss.sS. .ss. pa S'
ss sr l. E, sss %. j .ss , lumber
cry Point ship John R.svns oram bAilA., to Palmer
81 SAILED. sath and 25th,
Steamer JAMESTOWN Parrish n y mdr and passengers uda
s ss;:T s.n g. ;, srls g.,
ssI MAJ M.,i s., S M jsss.so down i've load
Steamer Penn'yv.nis, Tel and pa..er.er. H. =
MEMORANDA
al. n'sosn ship ernine RA'ehea Bremen New YORK
shr Baltimore. Philips for Richmond ela a. Baltimore s.h in
s'h inst lon g So Tor u" Point Va was
EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND
pkg
81 hs. ast s., Is bdl. .pfe. b.
e ic:5 y JS.ie' ;1 eS :sP Pse sis
Hour 4 bdls heoriee - " 49,
IMPORTS INTO RICHMOND
fsa AL'tnoEE ~ Steamer FocdAohfds
gar !" oos lard eks bacon Jones do al
soso f9rssn add Co g Dbl. Co; ~ dor
rooms bd bask Hundey; 80 raylor 40
lockwood 10 do Is bbis do, hams. Roya
% oh. candles ~ bbls - hhds IL
nair Hose - cash bacon, bishop
winston 10 do Grettsr b. So wortham Coz Is bT. can
des Alvey hhds il bags coffee A Co 10
bx l<mons BoisseAuS; Co DO w.
So 10 hhds bacon = bbis i6 II
MD. Tobacco, bids alcohol, etc. o order.
~ me ih OF imports Beiydere
er4 S co.. Wv IL wiz appear 10 to norro-'s paper
1oRE, by bx.I
nous IL bbs FRUIT Przn ~
Tea or czkss wine Jones Co elder pkg. bur
wallace SON l" bbi. oDove Co. 50 bbls la
bgs La coffee Iinsey, Co: mating pogre A. 6 DO
walters IL heoree, eks Christian 10 hi.
n Anton - kegs soda, Med SPOTS II; cheese W
Surc garden engines Langley 20 paste
sugar % bdi ash hoops 10 bSI liquor do cheese
VpA fu ~ Kegs lager beer and sundry
specified, to various eonsgnees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26
LIE WIS HILL,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.

hARRIsON,S C0LUMBIAN HAIR DYE.
SIZE ENLARGED-sTYLE IMPROVED.
IL has double the quantity ard tl,ngh of any Other.
II give perfectly natural color.
IL colors shade from light brown back.
Its - Is and rapid.
II u perfectly harmless 10 the skin
Its eject Is instantaneous and
II u The bosf ggtcSe0. csdpea, and sesf
~ Directions for accompany each
PRICE, or Al or. ilo, a. B. ga e.
Entered according by
w HARRISON the Clerks once Of the Dsr Court II The &
for Tie Eastern District of Penn.l
For sale by ALEX. DUvAL, Richmond Y.
kRsNcfrer, APoLLos W. HARRISON 10 south IN stree,
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THO CaPITaIISTS, RUyERs xRrxrp.S

Us PsR cFNr SvrT = 81 sERs RENTERs-
years. from tS.Oodto siOUO ~ ~
N sell on favorable terms, either
dwelling house. Grace and sth street. A. orr,
n sydney. - ' 'o -+'N e'Se""eie
frk kkNT-The house lately occupied by
Whose time expires let August oee now oceupd bv n
Ho~ison and other desirable Building ca AZ
my Law otdce, No Law Building. ID n MINOR
Js9-d1oim A-'''-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

A MBRoTHPE GLASs.-TO AmbrOtypsts residing in
ms eiy and 70 those using Ambroype
stock IN the country. respectfully give notice tiat am hi
receipt Of large lot Of thick Aubroty. las.
uh Am selling In sheets 24xsO, up frames OF any
smaller Dimensions y - $500 W -N'
WIN TIE expectation Of receiving such will
enable me % make small prohi
very low. N F''Ne
call solicited Any the country will be promptly
attended To- NV 81 sri M fN'
jei6 Dealer In Paints. OILS Glass A. 40 No.. ;.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

~ farming grey DO You wish TO cultivate good uhs-
% and noustaehrss Your hair he
You" bead to be cool comfortable aud free Of dandrunf
are children 10 have luxurant heads
GtE HyPERIos PLum. which uerng el.-t.
Price - cts - 20 aud 81 per bottle Boyle HAHN Of
Cyue stands unrtvaed for Graduating
uying The complexion Price ~ Inventor prieto
boOLE Boston, and sold by Druggist. every -here.
ieI-diy-iPl
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- Tile soCIETY on AIUmNI az

W> Richmond College viii hold It,
sncss, ia the College Hall. MONDAY SOth at az NJ
The hr-t annual address will be delivered
sA IN e frf Bta CAHrcA, by Rev Geo. b. Taylor A. b. Of
Baltimore
city In time for both meetInr.. i.9i"c.
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MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA
brenncn ship ffernne Rasehe ARD nj Nv yo,
24th Inst ' " - '''" i0''
slant - - '"'o'e -" IN
seen 10th inst lat % Il. So 1850 49, -
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~ NOTICE.-Hayng been appointed Agent. for tie
- sale Of the celebrated spool Cotton Manuia cturrl by
Mes-rs John Dick sons, Glasgow shall
times with full assortment direct for ale
al the lowest New York prices We guarantee Cotton 10 be
fully equal IN quality 10 any manufactured and confidence
commend n TO the trade.
APPS KENT PAINE CO Agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

~ warts Nails. Calo.oe., &e, growing flesh and
every disorder OF the feet
Without The slightest plainly Ds sULTZ celebrated surgeon
Chrooist from London paronsed by the Nobility Gentry
Messrs. Kent, Paine A Kent's ' NfF~
tE-LAiies will themselves ~ nj.
The only able eneen and tender operator above disease
zee, 81 each Corn.
Lle, and gentlemen on at their residence. de,
lre.i.
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49, FOH DIAnRIInA ANN nYsENTEnv

1R Chapmsn's Speedy DiarrhGa and Dyseniery
superior 70 ,nyihns use for these affections It
root OF the disease erAdcang certainty unsuaIr lis
great warrant cure or no % pie as
cts. FOR sale wholesale aud retail by
W. O. NATHALIE. Sole Agent
Drug and Chemical Store, and Broad street
Va
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EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND.

blIsonk W &ssaer To June "a pigs ob.ee
s,s DC; ~. bars, u bdIs iron eask. TIC kE. .pkes
ieaers " baes osnaburr ~ do yarns 81
To Nsu fosE by etsasr Jdnesfoteh June 2i2Os7 n.et
mid tobacco ~ hhds leaf do; % bbs G ia bb
nour, bdls heOriee - " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

WE Puouc Exercises conclusion Of The are
II ranged n follows: ~
rkDai NIer-At Grace Street Baptist Church, MISSION
Ahh skRMON be,re the Missionary
be preached by the kew WheofoH 1,i Of PhadriphIa
WEDNESDAY ScHTAt the Baptist Church. MAIN street
The ANNUAL ADDRESS before PhomAth-an Society OF the In
ne VII b. delivered by the Hon. John CIsEis Of Rchmond
NGHt-At The FIRST Baptist Church. BROAD the
aNNoAL COMMENCEMENT will including reading OF
dictory Addresses. - 'r 500 vase
Tue public respectfully attend Exercise.
each night at quarter. past eight o'clock.
je24-3t N.SIy \.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

w. HAIR Is but imperfectly Understood even by ho,e
who the greatest prsensions The
DYES OF We day may for the time color the HAIR.
succeeded by furnished other
Bogs Electric Hair Dye Is void OF these properties
instantly dyes the hair beautiful
neither water sunshine 40 Ak.
douby sure his
sy ue most perfect Satisfaction Is Price
800 aud i0 Invenor W Boston, sold by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26
- THE COMnENCEMENr OFUICli

az THE COMMENCEMENT or RICH
w. MoND COLLEGE viii be held on TUESDAY Mornnr
July IL. ~ II o'clock, the FIRST Baptist Church. on Broad -
The bEy GnEeE b. TAYLOR ~ Baltimore he
Of Alumni and te REv. GEoRGE Washington the
hn Sigma Rho aud PhlologAn Societies T
mug before, AZ : O'clock Jei6-dlrd
n.y. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS oFG..-
The Once Of the City Gas Works removed
Consumers notified 10 call there O bll
Jel"-u T. b HARRts0N, C;s-k
,. a. BELyIN has removed his n. allure .s,a, q.
49, Ishment 20 the spacious elegant
"CORlNTHIAN HALL Main Street
operation all the appliances Incident extensive sn
~ NOTICED the Ladies Gentle ren OF Rich
xSe>>nond ana Dhe Country generally. All say
TO Customers friends and the Public generally that can
now furnish aes aud gentlemen with Boots Gate
that cannot be either either nv
manufacture, Of the best aotd
Mess Of ParsJ that all In Of Boots
quality, such cannot he purchased elsewhere call 81
,,,-. ALEX. HILLS,
ls6 Boots and Shoes No. i2I Main St Richmond, Va
III 90 SPRING FURNISHING tsOODS.-Ib,v,
nov In store complete OF CENT? PUR-
being assured that in point Of beauty style they he
passed My assortment Of Gauze Thread and N,rno n
Drsss is unprecedented As regards quantity and quality.
sikIS OF style and quality manner
aud expressly for sales Bosoms
In shirts with large and varied Everything pertain
ing To my business. W. u oWENs
app" opposite Anne lean Hotel
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uoUsE KEEPING HARDWARE oITI YI:

FANCY GOODS Ac-InendnE dIscontlnue business and
WIN view to closing speedily possible from thi
da % At and below cost hne aud large Table
e cutlery, silver Plated Ware, AbaA Plate
House Keeping Hardware Japan Ware Japan Trays PAM.
MAche do Wooden Ware; Willow and Broom.
bathing Apparatus Water Coolers Clocks: Musical In,
umenis Combs Prfamery Soaps Looking Ice Cream
article. N Al zIyIppI.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

- y HE Y NNHfAsF ENfNG PUHLIt.
NOUR attention Is invited 10 stock OF RICH
u MOND MADE CARRIAGES. consisting ofCsr14-Sr
Colches, cir serf Cdrridgss Roctdlrdvs Bsggf~s SSZ
SnLties, DC THIS work Is made mate-Sk-S
rial by good uorkm and under immediate supervision Of Ii
PROPRIETOR, Who thoroughly acquainted business
Also, hand several light Carriages BHOg>.
which viii b. sold low by AINSIIE. ROwEN POWELL
J-iS 10th street. between Main and Cary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

II ID len-
- by the subscribers popular both on &C
count Of their gente appearance andou price Persons
viii d we'll TO look
BLACK SUMNER sUIrs-Nae Skeleton style rendering
them extremely light comfortable and gntes Ia sye AZ AMI dp
liability We challenge -
IMPROVED SHOULDER SEAM had -
oupcnt % the above goods which attention. uIr
t~m 70 b The popular shirt city We have N. Ger.
ent Style, OF bosom and eun to suit the trade ore-ey
arc the cheapest shirts sold. ~"
jsso V'" 80 hMhF r,
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- - ''
Ror about een years past laborinr under ou.
disorder Of the bowels an
aggravated FORM accompanied Sh debility prostraon
OF te system BY The however, o. the
At CoyneT Springs. for
relieved but health has been
healthy having disease Of sny
kind for sometime Oeourse, owing alone To ne
Use OF the waters at this place obliged their
eina qualities enueniy good hoping M,
publication do Others good
jei+-2sE3m @ A. MAYO
WI have hand large o Stone Cameo
w Lava, Florentine and Plain Sleeve BUTTONS ana
STUDS All those interest 70 eramne
our stock before purchasing.
MYERS a JANKE, No. T5H Main
ye30 sign u the Illuminated Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

LYNCHBURG HOUSE
MAIN STREET.. LNNCHBI HG, VIRGIN
c. FISHER, PROPRIETOR
- ~ Transient Visitors OIL 50 per day. II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

I ~ 80 NPHING STOCK-THOs r. PRICE CO. de-
w. sire their customers and the publi, ,h.,
they .fe IN receipt Of variety rHSG and
the will be
Be assured Of finding the DESIRABLE ali time
~ complies assortment Family Linens Cotton and SER
| wants Goods. ' 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-26

- horse.power steam Engine, but little Used. and 90
nov 10 rra rate order Also, three cylinder Boilers S<f
81 ei long Y inches diameter four euAr-saw shat. one
band wheel 10 feet diameter The Engine
Apply 20 y Ra % ,,,,S
thA4o-dAcu No 2Y Main
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-23
1he Game in Ohio.

Last week We referred to the game being
played by the leaders of the Fillmore party
and the Democracy whereby the former were
10 DO tools in the hands OF the latter for the
purpose of defeating the Republicans, and gave
Grswold's letter in connection. For some
weeks before the election there were every
means possible made use of to bring about a
reconciliation between Herod and Plate. Gov
ernor FoyJ, Buchaneer elector of Virginia,
was for weeks ia the North seeking matri-
monial alliance between these two parties. And
il is verified that he spoke the truth when he
said. "There is a bond Of smion between the
Democrats and the Americans. Fillmore ora
tcrs we're put on the stump and the Democra-
cy paid them for their labsrs.
We give below the correspondence between
Wayne Griswold the Democratic candidate for
the Board Of Public Works Of Ohio and Al. A.
Boiling, General Agent and orator Of the Fill
The original of these documents are in the.
possession OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
Oriswold's letter is printed verbatim. He
spelled Boling,s name wrong, it will be per-
ceived, but this is not important. The WORD
Stlu IN hdI' l0IisWulW tplSlltI WntTb he tellS
Boiling that he could 'get aid from the congress
sional nominees in several DISTRICTS" is under-
scored in The original. @ H
The disclosures show that there is perfect
understanding between the leaders ofthe twopar.
ties. Accordingly last Tuesday in many Of the
districts the Fillmore men cast
their votes for the Locofoco candidates. twas
so in this district, 1t was so in many others---
Look ID the official abstract Of the votes cast
in this county. The so Fillmore votes cast in
Lee township were for Woods. The same was
done in Jefferson couoty (; also in Harrison.--
Honest men Of Lee, andLoudon will YOU suffer
Yourselves to be made tools ofby these design
ing leaders? .lf
II might not be amiss to give word as who
are the persons referred to in Griswold's letter
Joseph Cooper and Mclean are leading
members Of the old Miami Tribe Of Hamilton
county locofocosm. Cooper and Burt are
contractors for the repairs Of the Public Works
under Griswold, q member Of the Board, and
as such, are the recipients OF large sum
from the State Treasury. 8. B. W. Mclean
is Collector of the Port of Cincinnati, and er
o6feio. keeper, as Sub Treasurer, OF the moneys
Of the United States. In his capacity, heI
has had $50 900 to $780, 900 u s. funds in
his hands. James J. Farsn is the present
Democratic Mayor of Cincinnati,
Read the correspondence, ---rehect and then
act as becometh free and independent citizens
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-23

Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra.
r are considered wishing to continue their subScrp
tiNn
2 II subscribers order the diseontinuance of their
papers t. publisher may continue to send them until
all arrearages are paid.
g. II subsc bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
riodca from the office to which they directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the bi aud
0, aercd thea disconpnued,
4. If subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers sent to th,
| former 6A ertion, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to TAXI
papers tam the of. &c, removing aud leaving then
pealed for is prima acia evidence oiutentOna fraud
~ Postmasters Sho notify apubshcr that news
pIpe IL not taeL from the Office, required to giv
the rea or why they not taken out (See Post OF
:, INSTR uctons and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-23
Come to the Fair,

! Farmers, HorticultLrists, Mechanics, Woo
Growers, Stock Raisers &c.. one and all, re
member that the sixth Annual FaroC the Car
roll county Agricultural Syciety commences OF
next Tuesday. Come to the Fair,--ihe Har
vest Home. The managers have made every
arrangement for the comfortable entertainment
aud amusement of all those who may attend
The Grounds have been reftted and are in
preparation for the reception of every thing
useful and interesting in the agricultural and
mechanical arts, suitable stalls for stock are
prepared, and substantial and commodious Flo.
raj Hall has been erected for the reception oI
furniture, fruits, plants, vegetables, quilts, DO
&c. '1' aso
Now we say to the Agriculturists, and Stock
growers, Of the county it remains for you e
make your department Of the Exhibition inter.
esting and profitable. Let A bring in his
besI Durhams. B his best Dsyons, 9 his best
Saxons, D his best Merinos, E his best Spanish
sheep. f his best and fsltest pig, and iIl the
stalls and let there De good display Of wheat,
Of rye, Of corn, Of oats. also Of potatoes and
aseds, and our word for il the fair will be an
interesting one.
And Ladies, q word with you. II remains
for you to decorate the Floral Hal. "The ger
den was a Wild till woman adorned it with
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REPRESENTATIVE ELECTORS.

REPRESENTATIVE ELECTORS.
Dist.
ls-JOHN I. STALLO, Of Hamilton.
2l-RICHAR NJ. C0RWINE OF Hamilton
3d-PETER 0DLIN. of Montgomery.
4th--JACOB s. C0NKLIN, Of. Shelby.
5h-WILLlAM TAYLOR, ofHancock.
6th--E. p. EVANS, of Adams.
7th-WILLIAM II. P. DENNY, Of Warren
8A-J. r. HUBBEL. of Delaware.
0th--RO BERT G. PENNINGTON, ,ofSeneci
I0th--F6ANCIS CLEVELAND, Of SciotO.
llLh-- JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens.
I2th--D ANlEL HUMPHREY, Of Licking.
l3.h--HENRY D. COOK. Of Erie.
I4th--EUGENE PARDEE, Of Wayne.
I5th-JOHN M. HODGE, of Tuscarawas.
l6lh-DAVIS GREEN. of Washington.
I7th-MlLLER PENNINGTON. Of Belmont
lSth--JOHN S. HERRICK. ofPortage,
I9th-AARON WILCOX. OF Lake,
Goth JAMES DUMARS, of MAhoning.
9lst-AM0S E. BU5S, of Carroll.