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Indignation Meeting.

AL meeting Of The Republicans Of Orange
TIP, on the evening Of the llh inst che follow
ing Preamble and resolutions, we're unani.
mously adopted, to wit;
WHEREAs, At the convention OF the Revub-
ioans Of Carroll county held on the 9th mat,
n Carrollton being called for the purpose Of
putting in nomination suitable person TO gil
the Office Of Clerk Of the Court of said county
and whereas cur esteemed citizen Mr.. John
West was duly nominated on the first ballot,
he receiving the votes Of seven townships out
Of thirteen, (the number voting.) And where
as the convention, or portion of the iudivdu-
ais composing said convention refused to ratify
or even submit to Mr. Vests nomination. but
afterwards, in opposition to the rule in such ca.
ses, made and provided, and IN violation Of all
the principles of justice and the rights of squire
West proceeded to declare Mr. John c, Baxter
the nominee Of said convention. Therefore:
Resolved, That we hereby not only express
our attachment and devotion to Mr.. West, as
man, but we are determined to adhere to his
nomination as the Republican candidate for
said office, and that we will use every honora-
BILE means in our power to secure bis election:
Unless Mr.. West shall positively refuse 10 &C
cept our suffrages as favor.
RESOLVED, Tha. We rerrobate aud condem a.
like the spirit and means made use Of By said
convention, to secure the nomination Of Mr..
Baxter. And that we will further signify cur
ceep abhOrrence of the course pursued by the
friends Of Mr.. Baxter, BY casting our votes for
Mr.. Williams 10 case Mr.. West shall formally
decline our suffTages.
ResolVed, Thatwe are Free Republicans, and
therefore "CannOt connive or wink at political
sins even in high places"
ReSolSed. That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be published 10 the CGrroN Free Press.
JOHN R. DEAL, JOHN N. ADAIR,
Secretary. Chairman.
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LAW Of Newspnpers.

T. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
~ are considered wishing to continue their spbScrip
uAn
J. Il subscribers order the discOntiuupnce Of their
pA9ers tie publisher may continue TO send them pntR
ail lsrrsArsges are paid.
D. II subsc bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
Sidicals from the Office which they directed they
sss held ,nsible ill they have settled the bi and
ssjsrcd ths1 Discontinued.
a. II subscrbers remove to other places without in
.urnag tho publishers aud the papers sent to the
aataer erection they are held responsible.
Tho Courts have decided that refusing to take
uspsrs tom the Oh 20, or removing aud leaving then
asaed Tor is prma facia evidence olnlentional fraud
~ Postmastsrs S5onotify apublishor that news
plps il aot akeL from the Office, required to give
be res Gee why they not taken out (See Post OF.
81. !nstrNeIOns and Laws.
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PUBLIC SALE, .
VALUABLE PROPERTY!

at Public Sale ivy" 'Fal }
On Saturday hs 97@ day of SsptemJsr, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following property, namely
Il LARGE NEW WARE-ROUSElH,.
at the Railroad depot in arrOllton,-two pair Fair.
banks Platform Scales an his entire stock Of Gro.
ceSies, consisting Of Fish, Salt, Nails, &c. Also a
HOUSEHOLD d KITCHEN NFURlNITJRE
comprising Stoves Cupboaids, Tables, &c, &C. The
Ware house is entirely new,-40 feet square, three
stories high, platform running to the rail road track
and is fitted up with good elevators and every thing
necessary to carry on the produce business extensively
The above property will positively be sold without
reserveo the highest bidder as he expects to move to
the west next month Possession given on the irs, Of
October. Terms of sale, (which viii be reasonabe)
will be made known on day ofsae. 50 s.5slgaa
.gi' WILL IAN ORR.
CarrOllton, O., Sept Is, 1855,
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Ranuhlioan JndIcial ConventiOn.

AqEseably topreViOas notice, The Convention,
composed Of Delegates from Stark. COlumbana
and Carroll assembled al tbe Methodist EPiseo-
pal Church in the Town Of Minerva, On the 9Th
Sept. 1856. for the purpose Of nominating can
didats IOr Common Pleas Judge. On motion
Of Joseph Pool. Gen E. R EoKLET. Of Carroll,
was chosen chairman. On motion Of A. H,
Battin, JosxPH Pool. Of Stark. was chosen Sec
retary. On motion, JOHN w. NoRRIsoN. Of
Coluubiala. was chosen Assistant Secretary.
On motion. tie Delegates from the respect
i've townships in each county. presented their
credentials: And after filing vacancies IN the
Stark county delegation The names Of Alsz-
andsr Bisrce and John W, Chsrch, Of Stark,
and f. q. BrslOsr and Lyman ". Potter, Of
CoIumbians county, we're AnnouEced as eandi.
dates. me-
WhertupOn, the Convention proceeded to
ballO. for Judge: Which resulted. on the Alb
ballot, 10 the selection Of LYMAN W. POTTER. OF
COlumbiana, as the RepnbIisan nominee.
Mr.. Potter was loudly called for, His re-
marks we're frequently apPlaudsd. and gave sV-
denee Of bis capacity rot only as a speaker,
but ct person 10 discharge the high and res
pOusible post of Common Pleas Judge.
Bierce, Church aud Brewer, vere severally
called for, and gave in thsir adhesion to the
nomination, in few we'll timed remarks.
On motion of R. H, Folger. 1t was
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Convention
be. and they are hereby rendered to the Meth
odist Episcopal congregation. w,shipqing il
this house, for it's use as place in which Il
hold this convention.
After this. the convention adjourned, will
three hearty cheers for The result Of the MAN,
Election.
E.R. E KLEY. Chairman.
Joseph Pool, So.
John ". Morrison, secretaries
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GRAND RALLY
Carroll County FreemeR

ON SATURDAY, The 10Th OF SEP
TENDER, 1856, AT CARROLLT0N.
All who are opposed to the progress oI
Wrong. IniqUity ond Eyustics and in favor oI
the triumph OF Right, Equality, Justice and
Humanity, come up on that occasion and lis.
ten to the great truths of political import, as
they come from the lips of the
HON. JOHNA. BINGHAM, Of Cadis.
enshrined in burning sloquenCe, that carries
conviction to the understandings of the most
obdurate. All who feel unable TO determine
in their own minds what TO do in this crisis Of
Freedom against Oppression, come out and
hear the bold and true advocate Of Free Kan.
sas, the To-.
Hon. THOMAS SP o ONER, Of Cincinnati
All who oppose the stealing of Free Territory.
70 people it with slaves under the border ruffian
rule of civil war, murder, rapine and blood
shed tome and listen to that true Democrat,
HOW D H. CARTER. of Massalon.
Our PigLny President has soli himself and the
Free North. to the $50, 900 slave holders who
now rule this Union, until robbery and piracy
on the river Missouri, is now upheld and paid
for by this Government. You who dstest the
dark plct, come and council together and hear
our own inimitable orator g
GEN E. R. ECKLEY. r- --.
W L. ko - Ill L.. Al
dark tide Of Of Slavery, that is now about to o.
vertaEe US, to itS own dark places. south Of So
80 come and hear genuine Democracy upon
that question from the mouth Of your own last
HON JOS, CABLE of Pauldiagco.
all who are opposed to tarring and feather.
ng Ministers of the Gospel for opinions sake
'ome ! Come Fremonters, Buchanan men
Fillmore men, and listen 20 the great Coustitu-
lional truths, showing conclusively that you are
opposed to treachery. infamy and slavery ex-
tension and 10 favor ofcivil Liberty in Kansas.
and freedom for all the National territories. -
Come and doubtless you will resolve 80 do
light, oppose oppression and slavery.
Come and hear the earnest and intrepid
Colonel Stan6oEgh, Of Nsw Philadelphia.
The Committee arrangements have deter.
mined to makedthls an interesting occasion.
To enliVen the occasion they have engaged
The services Of the Hanover Brass Band, the
Brass Band, and Augusta Mill.
AIRY Band and Cleo Club.
JOHN @. BAXTER, ~
WIZ. Mccoy,
SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN BEATTY,
so .H "i WASH. BUTLER,
a Committee.
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Monroe Township Meeting.

Al "a meeting Of a portion of the Republicans
of Monroe township on the evening OF the Iqh
inst. the above resolutions we're adopted with
the following additional to wit:
Resolved. That we request the publishers Of
the Carroll Free Press to insert the name Of
Of Mf. West, in the Republican county ticket.
instead Of Mr.. Baxters. as published in that pa.
per. Communicated by request.
R. MCCARTHY.
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FCx TOwNsuIP AwAsE The Fremonter.
in the Eastern portion Of Fox township met al
Rileys School House on she Srd inst, and or.
ganised Club, under tho title Of the Union
Fremont Fox township Club. The Club mum.
bers about 40 members and is flourishinp finely
At their second meeting. held last week, an
opportunity was given for reply, but no Loco
had the etfrOntery to attack the position taken
by the FremOnters. ]. G. Hole addre ssed the
Club at this meeting. Keep the ball rolling in
Eastern Fox,
On last Friday evening we visited the Fre-
mont Club meeting at MeChanicstown. We
we're grari6ed to find so large turn out. There
were more than could get into the school house.
The Club was addressed BY. j. B. Roach, Of
Augusta, in an able emanner-Ja Jason is no sloucb
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DR.. P. W. LIE
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

E0RMERLY OF SALEM, OHIO, AND FOR TDE
past year practiced in connection with DR.. ]. s.
Hunter, has removed bis Office and residence 10 the
dwelling house formerly occupied BY Capt Geo. ).
Kennedy, near the Court House. corner Of Lisbon and
Canal streets, where be viii hereafter be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend TO all calls that re-
qalre his professional services. Fatered BY past sue.
cess, bs hopes BY prompt attention to merit q con-
unuance Of public patIonsge.aN i4 dHfA
DR.. Lee claims 70 be entirely modern 10 the tlsGt.
ment Of disease whether Of surgical or other eharse.
ter He has also paid q ecial attention to the new
treatment lung and throat affections, viz; BY Med,
lea Inhalation" Patients suffering from any form Of
those affections whether of acute chronic eharae-
Ter, are especially invited TO call at his Office where he
will be happy render all information with regard to
he disease, method Of treatment &C., free Of charge
Diseases Of women and children receive prompt at
tention.
CArOlltOn. o., Sept. le, lsSG-tE ANN
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R. MCCARTHY.

II WILDE seen from the above proceedings,
that a goodly portion Of our friends are much dis
satisfied about the nomination for County CLERK
They declare that Mr.. West their favorite. wa.
nominated on the FIRST ballot and that the CON.
veniOn refused. or portion OfIhem, to rat,fv
the nomination, although he received seven out
of the thirteen townships represented, DC Now
we hope that the present friends of Mr.. West
will permi! US to here premise that We we're The
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Mass Meeting

Saturday September 9OM, 1856.
See Bills around county for arrangements.
AN APPROPRIATE BANNER
Is offered to the TOWNSHIP that musters the
largest delegation, on that occasion, in proper.
ton to the whole number Of votes cast therein
for Governor last fall. The delegation to con. I.
sist of human souls. and without reference to
age or sex. Come One Come All. #
Freemsn TO the Resuel Banner Presented
BY CarrolltOA Fremont Club. Fer arrange.
ments see Bills.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
Raap it Before the PaOnle.

That the present Buchanan Party are the
Pro Slavery exiensionists. Of the day and no.
the same pqrty Of Democratic principles that they
~sro six or eight yeirs ago. And now for the
evedeues tho
OH, Democratic Platform in l848.
In 1918, when the Wilmot prOvisc was one
Of the real questions Of the day, the Democratic
Convention. assembled at Columbus, on the
eighth Of January, passed the following resolu-
ton
1a@s Resolved. That the people Of Ohio now, as
they have always done. look upon the institution
OF slavery ss an evil, and unfavorable to the
full development Of the spirit and practical ben
e6ts of free institutions, and that entertaining
these sentiments. they will feel il to be theil
duty to use all power consistent with the ma
tional compact to prevent its increase, to miti
cate and finally to eradicate the evil
Ohio Dsmocroht Platform IN 1889.
In 1859. Gov. Wood. who is now 8 supper
ter Of Baslapau. and we believe labOred very
zealously Ia secure his nomination. said in BIZ
Inaugural address: =" While public opinion
nay be divided, perhaps on the subject of agi
Eating the repeal Of ths Fugitive slave lay,
there H. nevertheless. another matter in close
connection bith is. aud which It iS believed
the sentiments Of The people are entirely united
The area Of slavery must never be extended in
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tHte kVfefumehh Hhtlo t1u NOtCo-tno unlte0
voice Of ohiO. in any constitutional form can
stay Is. Here. with prOpristy, We may make
our stand, Thus far. prOud wave. shalt thou
advance bat no farther shalt thou eome."
Keep il before the people that the DemOcrA-
tic Legislature Of the State Of N. York passed
the following resolution on The 9th Of FabrEary
1871
"ResOlsed. That il suy Teritory is hereaf-
ter aequirsd.by the United States or annexed
thereto. thsaet BY which said territory is ae-
quired or annexed. Whatever such act may
be. should coatain an USGLrERABlE fuudamen-
tai article. or provision. Whereby SLAVERY on
INVOLUNTARY sEAyIrUDE, except as Punish.
ment for crime. shall be foREvER excluded from
the territory acquired or annexed"
KEEP IT BRFoRE THE PEOPLE that the Dem.
Ocratic Legislature OftLe State Of Pennsylvania.
on the 9th, day Of Feb. 1e47. Passed the fol-
lowing resolution. E.I
"ResOlEsd. That our Senators and Repre-.
ssntaiives in Congress be requested to vote
against any measure whatever, by which terri
tory will accrue to the Union, unless. as part
Of !he fundame utal principles upon which any
contract or treaty for this is based. SLAVERY
or ISyOLuSrARr sirVitude. except for crime.-
Shall be FOREVER PRonIBITRD."
i, KEeP IT 5EFoRE THE PEOPLE that the follow
ing is the language used BY the CleUeiaad Plain
dealer Democratic paper edited and publish
ed in 1918, al now by ]. W. Gray, Esq. the
Cleveland Postmaster. No more Slave
States" That is our doctrine ever his bsen
and ever will be. We LONG TO SEE the day
whea no BoNDMAN BLACK or WHITE. Shall min.
gle his groans with our aspirations for univer.
sal liberty. No more Slave States is Repub,
lean sentiment as well as Republican Pol
icy"
CAN ANY man doubt what was Democratic
doctrine during the last fifty years up, till 'ns'
the passage Of the Kansas Nebraska act Bu
now sec The resolution Of the OHIO Democrat.
Platform Of 1856.
At The State Convention in 1856 this was the
6rT Of the series adopted.
Resolved, That Slavery is domestic insti.
luton and that Congress has neither the pow
er to legislate it into any territory or State. nor
TO exclude il thsrefrom, but to leave the people
thereof perfectly free to form and regulate their
domestic institutions in their own way, subject
only 10 the constitution Of the United States"
Who have changed upon this vital question
Of Slavery extension? Those wax nosed Dem
ocrats who vote for the Cincinnati Platform,
with James Buchanan the "old FederAlist'' as.
lride Of it, or are those changed who vote for
the Republican and true Democratic Statesman
john @. Fremont and for Free speech in Con-
gress and Free Homes in Kansas Let hon.
est men decide.
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JAHEs BAXTER,
Chairman Fremont Club.

The MEETING SATURDAY. Republicans Of
OF Carroll one and all come to the meeting pext
Saturday, A banner is offered to the township
bringing up the largest delegation. See notice
in another column.
For The accommodation Of those on the line
Of the r. r. the cars will return to this from
Oneida Station on the arrival Of the Valley train
in the forenoon and will return ia the siternooD
TO connect With the evening train. Excursion
tickets to be had at Oneida Station.
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on talk. he spoke more than a our, prnv-
ing every position taken. By authority that no
democrat would OF could eonIradiet
The Fox township boys are awaks-And will
be able to give good account Of themselves in
usxt October and November.
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" Ten IPes or les Of solid bFeVleF WI DC eOhslu
sleS Square
SE-AdsStissr urpst be particular to mark the mum
ssr q fDssrtioa on Ihs face Of their advertisements
.. aeyva 1e pab hhsd until ordered out, aud charged
sSssPimkly
~ Advertisements should be handed in by TUEs
4 AZ uoRsiEe 10 insure insertion that week.
~ Jon WORx neatly and expeditiously executed at
tji5 ace. on the shortes possible notice.
TWGE0. A. CROFUT, 73 South Fourth street, a
soFs VALIANT PHILADELPHIA Is authorized agent to
0osais Advertisements tor US in that city
N wOoSs 3 QUIS, Publishers Of the "Commereial
EAeistS," are our New-York Agents Office l4O ful-
lsd SNeet, New. York. r .-..
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SALE OF LAND.

By an order Of the Probate Court of Carroll countV
Ohio, We as Guardians Of the minor Hes o Daniel Ne
Allister. Jr, will offer at public sale Oh tie premises
IN Fox Township Carroll county Ohio on Saturday he
said day. ~ ~
1be South half of the Southwest quarter Of section
Twenty eight (2s In Township Thirteen Il 81 Of range
four (4) containing 50 acres more OF less. q
The same tract on which Daniel lister Jr, reli.
ded at the time Of his death--Sad tract Is well impEo
we'd, and very valuable and lies oae mile so1h Of he.
chsncsoWn Terms one third In hand, and the balance
In two equal annual instalments with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premis es. attendance given.
SAMUEL McALLISTER
JOHN w. BRYANT
Sept IL. sc pr. Ees2,bO Guardians.
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REpREsErArIvE ELECTORS.


Dist,
tsL-JOHN B. STALLo, of Hamilton.
ad-RI CHARD N. C0RWIEE Of Hamilton
3d--PETER oDLIN. Of Montgomery.
4th--JACoB'S CONKLIN, Of Shelby.
sth--E. P. EVANS, of Adams.
7h-WILLIAM II. P. DENNY, Of Warren.
Bh-J. R. HUBBEL. of Delaware.
9th--RO5ERT G. PENNINGT0 \, of Seneca
lOth--FhAN CTS CLEVELAND, Of Scioto.
tlth-. JOHN VEL CE, of Athens.
Iqh--DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking
Isth--HENRY D. COOK. of Erie.
I5th-JOHN NJ. HODGE. of Tuscarawas.
I8th-DAVIS GREEN. of Washington.
i7lh-MlLLER PENNINGTON. Of Belmont.
Isth-AARON WILCOX. of Lake
20th-JAMES DUNARS, of Mahouing.
qls-AMOS E. BUSS, of Carroll.
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WILSON, eHILDs 4 co,
Wholesale dealers in
DRYGOODS & NOTIONS,

NO 10 Wood 81, opposite the S. Charles Hotel,
PITTSBURGH. PENNA, ,iiaa
ARE NOW RE CEIvING AN UNUSUALLY
"a large and complete assortment Of Dry Goods and
Notions aud by the 10th OF September will be pICpar
ed to exhibit very attractive stock, which, BY means
OF buyer constantly in market, will be kept full thro
ughout the season.
B The attention ofthe trade is srespestinly invited.
Sept. 10. l856--tf sVsst, ,..1 ,,,-,
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REpuRLICAN swan TCKET.


SUPREME JUDGE--LoNG TERM,
JOSIAH SCOTT, Of Butler.
SUPREME JuDGE-sHoRT TERM
0ZIAS BOWEN, of Marion.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PurLIo WORKS,
JOHN WADDLE, Of Ross,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
ANSON SMYTH, of Franklin.
ToR MRNBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN WADDLE, of Ross.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
e. p. WALC0TT, Of Snmpit.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN A. BINGHAM, of Harrison.
.v,t FOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS,
LYMAN W. POTTER, Of Columbiana.
-:
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
CLERK OF COURT:
JOHN G. BAXTER, Of Centre Township
.ta coMMIssIoNER,
JACOB STRAYER, of Harrison Township
CORONER,
JAMES PATTJN, Of Cen re Township.
IxFRMARY DIRECTOR,
WILLIAM NlVlN, oi Union Township.
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EsTATE OF JOHN s. RUKENBROD. Notice =
~ hereby given that the subscriber hss been appont
ed and qualified administrator on the estate Of John
s. Rukenbrod, deceased, late Of Carroll county.
Sept Is, ls56-sW. CHARLES RUKENBR Cd.
GIGARS-A good article slWAys on hand, at
y pAxTERT
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
-0:---
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOIN C. FREMONT.
OF CALToRNIA,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON.
OF NEw.JERsEY.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
eALEB B. SMITH, of Hamilton county,
JACOB PERKINS, Of Trunbull county,
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and Carriage Trimming,

cOhsthnIIy on hand.
Paints, Varnishes, Oils, &c., Of the best qualify
constantly hand, ell Of which We win cen a de
lowest cash price. Cal and See.
Sept. IS, le5e.-H Maya R0BIEsoN.s
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PITT SBURGH, PENNSYLVA.
HAVE N0WIN STORE A FULL STOCK OF FOR.
H eign and American manufactures suitable for IAN
trade, to which they would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of western merchants confident Of their ability TO
meet competition from any quarter. t (. 9id'l
Our stock consists in part OF the following: Distohs,
kowIands, Welsh Griffith 3, Spear & Jacksons, and
other brands ofMll and Crosscut Pitt Circular Hand
and Panel Saws. Wilson, Hawksworth, Ellison. 4
Cos superior Cast, Shear German, Blister, and Ma.
chino Steel of all Sizes '3 'ltl5
Spencer Co.'S celebrated Files, also various other
qualties,-a full assortment.
Wosenholmes' celebrated IXL Cutlery; large stock
OI Sheilied and American Spring and table Cutlery;
MousehOle and American Anyils; Coil. Log. Trace
Halter and Cow Chains; Carpenters Planes Bellows,
Platform and Counter Scales; Saddlery, Hardware &C.
Sept. Is, ls66-H
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WAIAESb UhGH OHIO.
WE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
she eisiE ne Of Carroh, Stark aud adjoining conn.
ties, that We have nov hand large and ven se.
eeted stock Of Hardware Of all descriptions such AZ
Iron, Nails, Glass. Sash, Carpenters JOiners. and
GooPers tools OF all kinds, usually kept BY the trade
We invite farmers and builders 70 call and exsmins
our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
Saddlery, Easo NAaTTa
Harness,