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,Jol n Pox, Administrator oi
John Fox, ST., deceased,
Petition 10 Sell Lands
Christina Rox ek- ais.

Christina Fox, ct ais.
Ts Christina Fox, WdsW, and George Fox, of Car
roll county, Ohio Catharine Fetters and her husband
Joseph Teters, Of Knox county, Illinois; Nary Ann
Fesbay, sHd her hu,hand William Ressbay, Of Peoria
county, Illinois, Margaret Saler, and her husband,
George Saler, ofEaFrea sounty, Illinois, who, with
the petitioner are children and heEs at Law Of John
Fox, Senr, deceased, late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
YOu are hereby informed that, on the 2lst day of
July A. D. 1885, nid administrator ed his petition in
the Probate Court Of Carroll csuuE, Ohio. The Oh.
ject and praySr Of the petition Is 70 obtain an order
for the assignment Of the dover Of Christina Fox the
widow of John Fo1 Sr deceased 10 and for the sale
of certain tract Of land iu Carroll comfy Ohio to pay
debts Of said decedent fhe land is in the north east
quarter dissection twelve, (l2) in township sixteen l6)
Rose} and range. ~ containing fortytwo seres more
or less Said land is fally described in the petition
and is the same Of which decedeRt died seized, and
was conveyed In the 18th Of june 1859 by John Fine
rock and wife, 70 dscedent, See record Of Deeds in
Carroll county, book Is, page 22l. The same will be
for hearing 10 said Court the 9th day Of September
A D 1856, VAN BROWN,
Attorney for PetitiaAsr.
Isgst 7, TSE E.-Ew. pr fee II %
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Malvern.

We recently bad the pleasure Of tarrying a
Few hours in the thriving village Of Malvern, in
our county, The appearance Of the place
Sesms to be Improving. Energy and life are
Infused into all departments Of business
While there We chanced to call on our friend
A, R Haines. Agent Of the Farmers and Me-
chanlcs store. From the "movement Of things
we clearly saw, the business tact and energy
0f Mr.. Haines. and the clerks Of the establish
ment. We understand the establishment has
disposed Oflarge quantities Of goods, and de-
clare handsome dividend. 1t Is also said,
that they buy more produce than any other es-
tablishment on the valley. Success TO the As
sOciatlOn, and the mdOmitable perseverance Of
their Agent.
Mex, We found our friend John Hissong, bu.
Sly engaged in his Shoemaker Shop, making
clothing for the under- standings of msnkind.-
This establishment was also marked with in.
dustry and energy-JOhn will succeed--suc.
Gee. awaits every honest mechanic.
In cur rambling we visited the Carriage
shop Of John s. 'Haines, Esq. Here go ahead
characterized the wHrkmen. John also par
takes of the energy and perseverance of the
Haiues family. He is also bound to succeed.
Good luck attend him.
During our few hours stay, noon srrived,--
Tie cravings Of appetite reminded us Of our
duty to our "inner man" so calling with our
frrrd II. Nj. Thompson, We we're furnished
dinner of the frat quality which was served up
by the excellent lady of the house, in particular
good style.
By this time we we're informed that 'Phe
train" upon which We had to leave was about
starting, ard We we're dsnied the pleasure Of
whiting the other establishments Of the village
We will visit them the next time we call that
way.
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August 2l,-2w.

HollowGy's Pills. cure for Sick Headache
and Be.-Wiiam Kaners, of Dover, Maine, was per.
haps one Of the greatest sufferers from sick headache
and BILE scarcely day passed. without his feeling the
dreadful effects Of these formidable evils, he put him
sell in the hands ofthe doctors but they cid him no
good, in fact he became worse until his sufferings
were more than hd'nan nature cond bear and he al.
mostsunk under them fortunately for him he commenc
ed using oloways Pills. which acted upon the system,
ceansed the bowels, cleared the head and by perse
verng with them for eight weeks thoroughly restOr ed
him 10 health He has since been entirely free
from these dreadful attacks. 96
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SAD ACCIDENT On last Monday as Mr..
Maple, and his eldest son were throwing of
the logs from the top of an old log stable. the
end Of log thrown by the father, struck the
back Of the head and Eeck of his third son,
killing him outright in twenty minutes. He
WAS about tliaeen years of age and by OI
promise. The accident has almost distracted
the father, whose cries of despair were heard
over mile at the time.
The family are deeply alarmed for the fate
Of the father. now that the son has gone the
way Of all flesh; such is life.
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TONICS WON'T Do!

They never did DO more than give Temporary rslia
and they will II is because theS don't toneb tho
cause ofth disease The cause Of all Ague and biH
diseases is the atmospheric poison called Nssms
or Malaria. Neutralize this poison by its natural anti
dote and oil disease caused by it disappears at once
Rhodes Fever and Age cure is this antidote 10 Ua.
ria and moreover, 1t is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate Of the celebrated chemist j. R. Chihsn
Of New York 70 this eject is alta hed to every bottle
therefore IL does no good il can do no h,rm,
This is than be said Of quinine arsenic nj,
any toni: in existence their is runous to the
constitution, and brings on Dumb Asue, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for 9 single mo-
ment. In Illustration OF these truths annex some ex
tracts from iesterjuss received from physician:
eEORGErovS, OHIs, March II, LS55.
JAS. 4. RHODES, Esq,-Dear Sir: Yours of The
81 inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty in getting any to try was great
" increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was GROWN, in favor with the public, as
being better Ihan using quinine,-hOt knowing pre-.
that the remedy they used to escape taking oui
nine, contained the Drug itseA
This remedy, QkaoWn as "Smith's Tonic would IN
varaby BREAK an ague, but It did MT CURE it, as il
would often return with rene wed vIgor Tks one cir
cumstanes deemed in your favor, could institute
test comparison between and your Cure. The follow
ing is the result.
Three persons took your 'cures all Of which were
cases Of Quotdian Intermittent Fever" of many weeks
standing. They had tried qVinne and other rem edes
occasionally missing sh but il was, (as in all such
cases., slowly wearing hsu out, and laying the founda
On Of other and eevereP maiades. did succeed in ef
fecng radical cure Of all three Of H,ese cases with
your remedy and they have not had chill since. In
all three Of these cases tbe Smiths Tonic" had been
used and would as before stated break che chill bu
after period or lWo had elapsed Il wdHld return.
81 think there will be no difficulty now in giving 70
your Cure" the advantage ground Of any other rene
dy nov in use heFe, &s, &c.
WILLIAX BUCKNER, II. D.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure OF AntdOte to Nal
aria the only harmless remedy n existence, is equally
certain as preventive, as 'cure." Take it when you
feel the chills coming on and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Provide nee, R. /.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis, H. BLAKsLEY, Chicago
BARCLAY BROs And for sale by Druggists generally.
Sold by G. Il. BOegel. Carrollton, Ohio.
June &c; 1855. (April "a, lS56.-3m,)
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WILL0UGHBH'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAvING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
III the townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county, Ohio We would
inform the citizens of Of the county that We
prepared to set up said apparatus on short notice and
terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from she spring to the
house, which is admitted to be one Of the best appara-
tusfor labor saving in the female Departments, in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
~. B. Any communications for us cant be LEFT al the
American House Carroton, Ohio,
W00DB0RNR & R0UDEBUSN.
4 Frkv 80 "a If
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ANN NoUNcEMENTS

-, OiEroH. o., August 8, 1855
Aesis Ediior--Piease announee DE name of4ty.
bithot Of q nj N, ~ eanddaie for Judge Of tbscsn
NOS rsa,'-suhsc' to the decision Of the Repubif al
Republicans,
~ -. NFW-Lisnos. o.. August 3, 1856.
heSr'. hlH t';--- Please announce the nans
., LiAN W PoHlE 30, Of ofNew-Lisbon. as q can.
9laa'e Tor ihe otiee Of Common Pleas Jidge IN M.
DsiH T. subject tn the decision Of he ReoubHc,.
Convention Old Columbana is entitled % tbe esnsi.
Gate, iOr she has not had one heretofore.
n0lumbiana
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SCoTr COUNTY, Iowa I'VE learn from the
Davenport Daily Gazette, that Scott county has
given over three hundred majority for the Re-
pubhcans. From which we also learn that
our old friend Joshua D F alton, Esq, has been
re elected to the Office of County Clerk, Long
life, upon its most prosperous breeze, is our
wish for our friend p.
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Sale Of Real Estate!

Pursuant to order of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, Ohio made on the petition of James A. Lee
guardian of Charles Hess, minor will offer to sale
at public vendue on the premises,
On Saturday, the 3OM day Of august nert, 1856,
The south east quarter of secton thirty-six 1861 in
township eleven IN of range four containing isO
acres more or less subject T. the life estate of John
Hess The said land lies in Loudon township Carroll
comfy Ohio, within two miles of Kigore, and is Of
good quality with about one hundred acres cleared.
Ter ms onethird IN hand and residue in two eoua an
anual intaments with interest," to be secured by mort
rage on the premises Sale to commence at l2 oeIocL
noor of said day. Attendance given.
JAMES A. LEE Guardian
July "a, 1856, Of Oharl es Hesa.
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YoUTH's READrNG!-The Student and School.
mate published by N. A. Calkins. & Co. New.
York, and the Youths CaSket, published by
Be, die and Adams, Buffalo, New-York. are
a couple ofgood montblies well calculated to
satisfy the cravings of the youthful reader
The former is published at one dollar and the
|, tier at 81 cents, per anrum.
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Il auord to Ladies: If you desire to keep up
with the fashions-ir you wish to have good
store Of choice reading on hand-if you would
have ic possession the latest patterns for en-
broidsry and CROCHET work in word, if you
would have the best two dollar Magazine Of
the country, take Petersou's Magazine. Ad-
dress Charles J. Peterson, lO2 Chestnut st,
PHILADELPHIA
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PIaSteripg !

The undersigned would respectfully inform Tn. pub.
s that he Is still engaged in the above business and IL
prepared to execute work to The Ahcy Of any. Plain
and ornamental pasering done 10 order OF the short,
est possible notice Ny hong experience in the bust
ness, and my success a mechanic, enables me to as
sure the public tha'a york will be execu,ed to entire
satisfaction All orders will be attended to promptl-
ADDRESS the undersigned, at Carolton, Carroll COUNT
0n,o WA Q. RUNI0A-
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state of ohio. Carroll County :.

OfFIck oFTHE JUGS OF PRuBATg I
CarrolltsD, July o. 1886
THE following accounts OF Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Cf ce. and |,
set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day of Auqust
A. D. 1856, ct o'clock P NJ. of said day, and viii h.
continued from day 10 day until all are disposed of ths
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, of the executors
Of Joseph Fgley deceased, who executor of will
of Israel Myers, deceased.
Fi. account of Jacob Smith, guardian of kary
Wilson, minor.
First account Of VI. Abrahins dPhilip Smeltz, ex.
echkors Of W III Of Michae Abrahims deceased. Z
Fist account Of Van Brown, executor Of will Of Daniel
Van Horn, deceased,
JOHN II. TRTPP,
Probate Judge.
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TIE FAIR GRouSps-PREMIUM LIST The
work upon the Fair Grounds has been COM
meuced and will be pushed forward to com.
pletion as rapidly as possible.
The Board Of Managers of the agricultural
Society met last Saturday. and prepared the
Premium List. which will be published at an
early day.
No pains will be spared to make the com.
;no Fair an interesting one. We trust there
viii be no tardiness on the part Of
the farmers Of Carroll county. and others e.
suAlly interested
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THASKs. Edward Ball. NJ G. will
please accept our thanks for copy of his speech
on the PIOaigate Expenditures upon the
Public Buildings.
Hon. John Sherman. N. G. will also accept
thanks for copy Of How ards Report on Kansas
Affairs. and his (sherman's) speech in reply
10 Mr. Stephens, Of Georgia. and Review OF
Mr., divers Minority Report on the Kansas
election InYesigation.
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BEEF THREE TINES WEEK--Hereafter Mr..
BOOr will sell beef on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings Of each week. THIS is a
good arrangement. BoOr furnishes bis custom.
els good article. Buy Of him.
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FARM FOR SALE we invite attention to the
advertisement Of John Beadle, Of Union town
ship. He offers at private sale farm Of 100
acres Of land, well improved and adapted to Ell
ther agricultural or,grazng purposes. a..
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AcKNowLEDGEMENr.-A II, Dat.in, ESQ =,
Recording Secretary Of the o. d P. Horse Ex.
hibition, will please accept our thanks for Com.
plimenIary tickets to The third Exhibition,
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PARTITION NOTICE


LAY Cor, lsidOa of james Cor lie q Carroll Ca.
ooo Sames thS Eiizahuth Con; Barbars IaabeIla
Soh sarah Cox, Isaac Coz, WlIHam Heurf Harrssoa
Con, AufGs Rash and hlFy Am Rash ~ uifs An.
dreH ksuuAdy, and Eleahsf Kannads hi wifs WigHsm
DAVIS and Jine DaVis, his wife heirs Al hw a s.ll
James Con. deed, win take notice, that On The 9;lh
DAY Of Jare lsSt. John w. Cor hled n he Court Of
C'mmon Pleas Of Carroll County, and ssale d Oaio h
petition, Hhlehis nos peneing, wherein aid John w
OoH detnands partition Of the oo~iug ieye asd std
Q Sit slH,J seven acrea on u the east sde of the
North easi quarter Of sertion thir'sen Of raalu a.
ieen OF Range i've. Also forty eight acrrs n Il tho
Worth ~ a the South Rat quarter Of ssedln l3 f
Township 10 of Range 5. Also forty acres % o o.,
east sde OF the South east quarter af S.eti Z 81
IoSn-hip II Of Range T. ASO prty asses 90 Of tie
hsstsde oitbeNorlh UestquarteF OF secton so Tvuu.
up IL Of Range g. dlsO SIXTY acres a 81 the o.
he ef the Soulh vest quarter Of section Is VI osu-
snip u, Of Range T. Also twenty &C es est Il co.
North east corner Of the South West Quarter & sec
llon u, Of IOfnship IL Of Range Z CommencuE a.
ne nth corner Of saidquarer thence vest sil hy rod
hence South forty rod thence East eighty rods thence
Eas iorty rods 70 the place VI beginaing Aad thar
It the next term Of sid Court application win be nads
BY said John W. Cox for an order, that Par tj,-.
ng be made Of said premises, and that the dover
state ef said Mary Con widow Is aOre aiiJ may b.
signed therein
IuI' 81 lss6.pr fee sc By B. r EcKLVY 81. R.r-
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Ew The Fourteenth annual meeting Of the
Western Anti-slavery Society will be held in
Salem, Coumhiana Co., Ohio. commencing on
the 3oih of August, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ and continue three days.
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The Family Keepsake lis a good monthly,
published by Burdck u Scovl, New York, at
81 90 per annum. Its pages are filed with
choice selections.
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CoURT.--The nexi sessI n u ,he Court OF
Common Pleas, will commence n next Mon.
day, the 25th inst
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-21

EE Lewis D. Campbell bas been re-nomi-
mated for Congress, by the unanimous vote of
the District Convention,
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The Ladies' Wreath, published By Burdick
& Scovill, New-York, is beautiful aud inter-
csting dollar monthly, lone that is filled with
choice articles. The Wreath describes Wide cir
cuLakiOR,
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NsE YoRr, Augrs ls. 1856.
and September Appointment
DR.. HARDMAN,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE
lungs formerly Physician TO Cincinnati Marine
dospltAll will be In attendance at his Rooms as fol-
VS.:
CarrolltOn, "PattOr House." Thursday seplembe,
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DRUGS. DRUGS.

The undersigned WOuu eel, utiu n lIio. IL tOe Uube
mat be has just received from the E. lot of gs
medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dye-stuh. winch he iii
sell as low il not little lower than Cali be purchased
at any store in the county Thankful for past fsVvrs
ne hopes by strict attention to his Dusness and low
prices to merit continuance of the same.
Dec. l3, 1855. f. JOHN G. BAXTER
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DR.. Hardmln will be in attendance at his rooms in
the Patton House. CarrOlUn, the 18th of September
next
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j. w. GOULD
PRACTICAL ANBROTYPER
nAGrERRE0TYpTs1E.

NEW Sky-lght Daguerrean Gallery, just belov Hus-
IN TONS store Main Street. CarrOlltOn Ohio
positively warrant all my work. and will let pic
ture leave my Rooms unless perfect satisfaction s Civ
EN-. | ask no recommendation. My pictures will show
for themselves. The Ambrotype is truly beadiful,
u izens aud people from tar AM near are kindly soci
Ted to call aud examine specimens and get picture Of
themselves, and friends
June l9, Silly. ]. W. GOULD.
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"
Dir. lIardman treats Consumption Bronchitis Asth.
ma, Laryngitis and all diseases of the throat and
lungs by Medcated Inhalation, lately used nhe Bronp.
ton Hospital london The great point in the treat.
ment of all human malades Is to get at the disease in
the direct manner. ali medicines are estima. ed bV
their action upon the organ requiring relief This is
the important fact upon which Inhalation based
the stomach is diseased, take medicines directly
il the stomach. II the lungs ure diseased breathe
% inhale medieated vapOrs directly into the longs
1cnes the antdotes to disease and should be ap
ph to the very seat Of disease. Inhalation is the an
Pile tOn Of this principle to the treatment of the lungs
Gri gives direct access to those intricate air cells
and lbes which lie out ofreach of every other means
cf administering medicines. The reason that con-
SUMPTION and other diseases of the lungs have hereto
fore resisted all treatment has been because they have
never been approached in direct manner bv medicine
They were intended to act upon the Lungs, and vet
we're applied to the stomach Their action was intend.
ed to be local. and yet they SO administered that
they should only act cousttutonaly expendng their
principal and immediate action upon the uDOffending
stomach whilst the foul ulcers within the lungs were
unmoested. Inhalation brings the medicine in direct
contact with the disease, with nut the disadvantage OF
any violent action Itsappication so smple, that it
can be employed by the youngest iufant or feblesl
invalid 1t does not derange the stomach or interfere
in the smallest degroe, with the strength, comfat OF
business Of the patient
EE- OTHER DISEASES TREATED. -AET
In relation to the following diseases, either when
complicated with Lung affections, or existing alone.
also invite consultation usually find them promptly
curable.
Prolapsus and all forms of Female Complaints Irsg
ularities and weakness.
Pspitalion and other forms Of Heart Disease Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia end all other Diseases Of Som
ach and Bowels; Piles, &c.
~ Al diseases OF the Eye and Ear. Neurag gis,
Epilepsy ard all forms of nervous disease.
n III ADDMxN
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BoM tie Oissses and Pile stosld Je n,sd :,

Bah the OinbRefV and Pile akogld Je H,sd q
he Jollocihg eases :
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Rercurial Erpp- Sore Breasts
Chapped Han 8 tons Sore Head,
Chilblains Piles Fore Tbrnah
Estuias rheumatism Sores Of all kinds
Gont Salt Rheum Sprains
Swelled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
SIM JoIns Ulcers Fenereal Serea
Wounds OF ali kinds
Sold az the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
~ Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, LoDdor,
and by all respectable Druggi Is and Dealers Of Nedi
cnes throughout the Uni'ed States aud the civilized
world, IN Pots al . cents 62i cents, aAd 81 each
~ There i a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n b. Directions for the guidance Of patients ,er.
rey disorder are affixed 10 each Pot
March 6 lS56-ly.
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AMBRICAN HOUSE,

CAHHOLLTON, :::::::::: ONO.
s. G. MKEE, Propr ietOr.
VhANkFCL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
l. extended 10 me by my friends and the pubbc eet.
orally "ould respectfully inform all nterest ed that IN
ehd remaining in the above hoase dnrrg the zee ,ea
Ior which have leased. make this announcement IN
the public tor the purpose Of coniadetnga report Dot
III IH'u,suon oy NEEDLES me anu Malicious person,
20 me eIect that was about closing the House viii
De ouhd at my post ready serve m, friends and ths
puoe to the best Of my ability. / respectfully solicit
cont nued share Of pubic favor.
CaFrOlton, March l3 ls56
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4 lIAUhAhNI NUIIUk.-At M,J iLslsnte an attach
IA ment was This daJ issued BY Sar.uel Williams q
Justice OF the Peace Of Perry tOWnshp Carroll county
Ohio, against the property and effects OF William Greer
non resident OF said ctVny This 30th day Oi June
1856. WA. HERRON
July 81 H6-3w
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FAECI CASSlNERES.-li you want sOme fne,
l. fashionable, fancy Cassimeres, call at
AKIN BkXTER'S
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nIGARS-A good article always on hand. at
Y gAXTERS
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pONNEIs.-A fine lot Il NtaI Oliisn, lace, and En-.
- lish straw Bnnets Of tie la, sly lee, VI be uld
r.t store of aEIS u,
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0ILS- Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, COd-liver Oil. and Lard
" on, at BAXTER's
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NEW
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm Of Akin Baxter, are now receiving
snd opening OUT at the stOrerOom formerly occupied
BY james Cameron, on Main street, splendid asset
ment OF Spring aad Summer Goods, which they intend
Gnerlng 70 tue public al as low figures any sold IN
TINS market. Our spring stock been selected with
great care in the Philadelphia market, and We think
We can give perfect satisfaction ooGh as regards oua
ity and price Of the goods.
Come and see our goods and judge for yOurselves,-
We "oud especially invite the ladies 70 drop ia svd
see our Fancy Dress Goods as We think thev will b1
richly repaid for their trouble.
Country produce taken at th highest mlr ket price
IN exchange fer goods. AKIN& B AXTER.
CarrOlton, May 8, ls56.-h