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EXPLOSION OF GAS, On the morning of the
18th inst. terrific explosion occurred, about
s o'clock on the corner Of Third and Grant st.,
Pittsburgh, caused by an escape of gas from
the metre in cellar, and which being filled
with gas, Colored man named Brown went
down into the cellar, and on igniting match
the explosion occurred, completely cutting the
lower part of the house and iujuring the man
very severely. The windows of several hous-
es in the neighbOrhood were broken by the ex,
plosion, which was heard for. several squares,
resembling the shock Of sn earthquake.
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ARTuUR's HOME MAGAzME.--The February
number of this monthly is before US. This
Magazine is what is indicated by its title-a
Home Magazine. The legitimate end of liter.
ature is to elevate the mind above sensuality.
selfshness, and the baser passions, and place il
in region where thought can find more vigor.
GUS activity, and the heart feel those warm
and noble impulses coEgenia! to our better ma
ture. This, Arthur never fails to do. The
pages of the Magazine are we'll guarded a.
g'inst whatever might produce evil. A pleas
ing variety is always found in the Home Mag
azne. Terms twOdOlars per anrum. Ad.
dress L. S. Arthur & Co., 1903 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
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CLEVELAND q PITTSBURGH R. R.-An elec-
ton of Directors of this Road was held on the
I'd instant, at which the following gentleman
were chosen G, W. Rockwell, J. Hanna. J.
Farmer, Hiram Stow, S, Brady, H. W. Clark
H. @. Kingsley, C. Prentiss, 2. Fitch, J. A
Foot, F. Clark, J. N. Mccullough. AT a
subsequent meeting of the above Directors, G.
W. Rockwell was chosen President, and the
following appointments made J. Durand, Su-
perintendent; H. Johnson, General Freight
Agent @. E. Gorham, Master of Transports
ton /; F. R. Myers. General Ticket Agent.
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PRINTING II THE WooDs!-We are doing
what perhaps has never blen done in the Unit
ed States before--we are printing the Wiscon.
sin Mirror in the woods. not dwelling, excep
our own, within half mile of US, and only one
within mile! The forest oaks over our Of
fee and dwelling, the deer and rabbits shy a.
round us, and the partriges and quails seek our
acquaintance by venturing nearer and nearer
our doors. The noble Wisconsin is bearing on
ward its immense burdens of ice, majesicaly
and silently, within sight Of our own windows.
aud the snow. capped hills, covered with scat
tering oaks and pines peer up in the distance.
There is romance andreality in all this, and we
feel almost willing to publish paper in such,
location, just for the excitement OF the thing.
Rut most Of the romance is soon 70 be spoilt
Already several dwellings are in progress near
US, and before many weeks they are to be oc.
cupied by enterprising neighbors: and, when
Spring and Summer shall come we expect such
clatter Of axes and spades and trowels and
saws and hammers, that we shall hardly be a.
bic to write our editorials without introducing
more or less to the confusion. The fact is, we
expect large viage--yes. city--.to grow up
rapidly around us, and that is why we are
here printing in the Woodsl.-. Wisconsin Mir
ror, Jan. |.
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Newspaper profits are pleasant things to
read about. How we should feel with rea
zatiOn OF them we cannotfancy. ANY jo1rnal-
ist who could sleep on the 3lst of December,
with profits like these mentioned below, ought
to try his hand for year in the West:-TO, S.
Journal.
NEWSPAPER PRoFITs.-We learn from good
authority, and we are glad TO itemize the fact
that the net profits of the Tribune newspaper
for the past year amount TO S9j 900: and that
the profits of the Herald exceeds $4,000 The
Courier & Enquirer and the Journal Of Com
merce have probably each balance Of about
$50 900 on the right side of the ledger, and
the Commercial Advertiser S25, 900.
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The New YoRK OBSERVER makes its appear
ance with enlarged columns and superior ty.
biography. 1t is acknowledged by all sects,we
doubt not, as one Of the best papers in the
country--a folio Of eight pages--with reading
matter enough to satisfy the most diligent.' -
DR.. Primes letter are alone worth the sub
scription. The Observer is now not only the
largest religious paper, but the largest news
papers 10 the world. This extension has been
made for the purpose of increasing its eficien-
cy and usefulness, and with the firm belief thai
the friends of its principles in the country will
exert themselves to increase its circulation and
influence. Its conservative spirit, With due
heed to all true progress, make it one of the
best papers for the family circle. Terms ST.
so ayear, if paid in advance. or $500 within
six months. Address New York Observer
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BLAoKwooD for December has been received
Contents Ziadee, Romance, Part the last.
S:mOny and Lay patronage, historically and
merrily considered ; Illustrations of Herodo-
tus ; Modern Light Literature, Art: Court
ship under difficulties humorous history
Our rural population and the War Death of
Rev. John Eagles. L. Scott & Co., of New
York re.publish Blackwood and the four Brit.
ish Quarterly Reviews. Price of BlackwOod
$500
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state of Ohio. Carroll County $. $

OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
Carrollton, Jan g. 1856.
FNHE following accounts of Executors, Admnistratol
and Guardians have been filed in this Office and arr
set for hearing on Monday, the llth day of Feb
A. D. 1885, at o'clock P. N. of said day. and will b.
continued from day day until all are disposed of th
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and other
interested will take notice, viz:
Final account of John ] Ray, administrator Of tht
estate of William Putt, deceased.
Final account Of Jonas Buser, administrator Of tht
estate of Joseph Busler, deceased.
Second account OF William Baxter, administrator O
the estate Of Isaac Willis, deceased
Second account of Samuel Albaugh and Samue
Welch, executors of last will of John Wech deceased
Final account of Benjamin Manifold, guardian of AL
bert Ii. Wallace and Benjamin N. Wallace minors anG
heirs at law with Margaret Wallace, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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me brace of paragraphs annexed are from

The brace of paragraphs annexed are from
the Alta Californian of Dec. Goth:
GREEN PEAR, GRAPES AND STRAwBERRIEs.-
What would our Atlantic friends think, to pass
through market in the middle of December,
and find green peas, strawberries and grapes
exposed for sale? Yet. here in San Francisco,
all these can be found in our market now.
SHOWED UP.--The Shasta Courier is inform
ed by the Pacific Express that several pack
trains turned back on Friday, having been de
tered from crossing the Trinity Mountain by
the recent fall of snow. Snow fell in Shasta on
Friday to the depth of several inches.
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a7.NOO Avn COST

NHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING DETERMINED TO
L to quit the Mercantile Business, will from this
date offer their entire stock Of goods at ACTUAL COST
As the principal part of the stock has been bought
the last year. for CASH only it will be found that they
offered lower than the usual cost to country stores
County mel chants will fnd it good opportunity to
repenish a. lowest Eastern rates.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange at market
rates. Reasonable time allowed on bills of $50 and mp
wards. Those indebted to Sloan Co., will save them
selves and US trouble by Prompt Payment. Those
holding claims against Sloan Co.. will please present
their bills. SLOAN & RUTH.
HanoVerton, Jan. 8, I866.-4w.
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A COID BITH.-oh Last Friday sf.ersOos
the 26b mat. As a Virginia farmer. with a
large load Of hay. vas crossing the Ohio River
on 1hs ice at Wsllsville. the foundation gave
way beneath his team. and both horses and
sled broke through. The current was both
deep and rapid but the hay kept the horses
afoaG tl assistance came. and the suffering
animals were rescued. The man sat on the
load aud seemed paralyzed with terror.
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THE NEWSPAPER RECORD.

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Dec. 20, 1855.
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The MEDICAL SPECIALIST. Edited by Rob-
ert Hunter of New York, is popular medical
paper which is rapidly fulfilling its aim, not
only with The people but also srrousng the
profession 10 activity, 1t is death on Quacks.
The hfth number is before us and is replete
with interesting articles. Price per annum
$I,OO.
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NOTICE.
The Free Press will be printed as usual.

JOLLY TINE FOR THE Parsons Have you
read the famous book by Prof. RONDoUT, Of
New York, advertised in our paper to-day !
No Then read it at once. 1t will astonish
you. 1t will make weddings as plentiful as
blackberres 10 summer, No keeping out Of
love now. He lets out the subtle mystery.
You can marry whom yon please, now Huzza
for Cupid Matrimony for ever
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Caroiton and Carroll
county that they can have their Watches repaired in the
best and short notice, by Iending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale a good assortment ofGold and Silver
Watches Clocks, and Jewely OF all kinds, gold Pens
Violins and almost everything usually found in Jewel
~ store My shop in the block Immediately sd-
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods Watches can be left at the residence of Mr..
Wash Butler CarrolltOn Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
US A trial MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1853.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE-for February is on
our table. We take pleasure in noticing this
sterling monthly-PetersOn affords his readers
an excellent variety of choice literature, each
month, for their consumption and bis fashion
plates are no inconsiderable part of the Maya
zine. If you wish cheap, good monthly send
for Peterson-Prce $500 per annum. Address
Chas ]. Peterson, 1O9 Chestnut ST., Philadel.
phia.
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Gx- MARY CAMPBELL. an interesting young
lady Of seventeen years, met with shocking
death in Augusta County, Va, few days
since. She attempted to step across the shaft
of threshing machine, when her dress was
caught in The machinery, and she was drawn
under the shaft and horribly mangled, She was
dead when extricated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-31

McNEELY NORMAL SoHooL.-The Ohio State
Teachers Association, which recently Assem-.
ibled in Columbus, elected the following gentle
men Trustees of the McNeely Normal School;
Cyius McNeely, A. D. Lord, John Hancock,
for three. ears ]. A. Bingham. Lorin An.
drews, Ephraim CLARK and G. X. jenkins, for
two years; NJ. F. COwdery, Ezra Catell, and
J. H. Harvey, for one year.
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EE- Mr.. j. L. BAGLER, in the Louisville
Times, offers to bet from $4,000 5000 that he
can do as follows Jump FIVE feet further on
dead level than any man in the United States;
one foot further than any man in the world =
or that he can stand fiat footed upon the earth
and leap brck-wall fifteen feet high aud four
feet thick
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TO ARMSl TO OARMSI

Another lot of Kipp for sale, of very fnetextued
and beautiful finish, So come along, shoemakeIs and
farmers and will give you bargain in good leather
Tor cannot be beat.
N. B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides in cash .
.,tbsr At INV tanpeIv. ]. YOUNG.
Nov, Q. 1854. II, BeunaVita Valley.
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ATTACHNEYT N1TIrF

On the second day Of January, A. D., 1855. at the
instance Of the undersigned plaintiffs an order Of at
iaehment vas Issued by Reazer Andfess, Esq, JUS
tee Of the Peace within and for Fox toEnsp Carroll
county, Ohio, against the goods chattes moneys cred
its and Effects Of Asa W BROWS, nonresident Of said
county, Amount claimed Is hundred and ffty dol
lars (sl5O OJ B0ICE, GEORGE son.
January -, 1856
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EE The following gentlemen have been e.
lected officers of the Pittsburgh & Steubenville
Railroad. d.--Presdeut Isaac Jones. Directors:
J. SHOEMAKER, Robert NJ Knight, Samuel Liv-
ingston, NJ. B. Brown, Thos. L. Jewett, S. A.
Long, R. F. Smyth, N. Holmes, W, Phillips,
E. J. Brooke, Robt. Woods, Robt, Galway.
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EScorHI0lSS.-It is the opinion Of the
knowing ones on such matters. that the Cen.
trail Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sue
ceed in leasing the sieubenyille and Pittsburgh
road for twenty years. The moment the ne.
gOtia;iOn is completed, the stock Of the Steu-
benvile aud Indiana road must advance -
TSleub. Herald.
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BA-Wo especially invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of the ARTISTS
AssoctArIOT, in 10 days paper. The engrav-
ing for December, the first Of the series-JULrE1
is fine. Dr. BOegel, of this place, receives
subscriptions for the Association.
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The HOLY TREE INN.-In seven chapters. by
Charles Dickens, author Of 'Pickwick Pa
pers,' Bleak House DC. L. B. Peterson,
Publisher, 102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
We have been favored by the publisher
with acOpy of the above work, Itis well define.
Atsd story, the kind Charles Dickens writes
On Tie receipt of l9i cents a copy of the
work can be obtained By mail, free of postage,
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~ II is true the bald headed poet,
Is neither sheep, nor Goat;
For his poetry is all gas.
And bis braying belrays the Ass.
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STUDENT d SCHooLMATE.. The January
number of this excellent journal for the use o
youth and schools has come to hand. 1t a.
bounds in useful articles Published by N. A.
Calkins q Co., New York at S1,OO per an.
num-
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FRANK LEsLlE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
Is one of rare specimen extensively ilustra
ted with engravings of a most unique charac-
ter---Price 10 cts per number.
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Fursl FursI! Furs!ll

I WISH TO BUY FIVE THOUSAND FOX, COON
Mink, Musk, 0possum, and Weasel skins, Tor whict
the very highest price win be paid in CASH will TAX,
them in at the Hat Shop Of Mrs. Burger Awavs there
on Saturdays. WILLIAM CAN'T.
Carrolt IN. Jan II, '56.-Sw
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1E A bill requiring naturalzed citizens to
reside IN tue State two years after naturaliza-
tlon before being entitled to vote, has passed
the South Carolina Legislature.
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Neru 6pefiaI Notices.
THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.

INDIGESTION e. DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. J. s. Houghtons Pepsiu, the true Digestive Flu.
id, or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Naul es own specific foran unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Soldby Dr.. G. A. Bngel Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. S2, 1855. 1y.
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JOHN NJ. LYTLE 6 SON
TObaccORiStS, GrOcGreTS & Dealers In Mis-.
cRilannnHS GnAdS

CellaneOUS GO0dS.
McCook House, corner Of Lisbon and Canalsueet,
Carolon, Ohio.
Cigars and Tobacco for the wholesale ard 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,l les.
A new, excellent and cheap Patent Bee Palace and
Bee Feeder, can be seen, in model, at the above
pace.-township and individual ri hts sold at yely low
rates,
Also Wafel's Grease Extractor, highly valuable sF
tice for removing Grease, Paint, Vanish, Tar, &C.,
from Cotton, Wooden or SILK Goods This invaluable
extractor is recommended by Numerous lersons who
have tried it, Not the slightest injury TO either fabric or
color is sustained by its use, where water will Lot
change. Tobe had in CanolltoD, Chic, orly Cf
JUHN II. LYTLE d son.
Nov. s, is bm.
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HTHon. Jno. A. Bingham will please &C
cept our thanks for valuable documents.
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DRUGS, DRUGS.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he has just received from the Fast lot Of Drugs
medicines Paints, Oils, and Dyestufis mich be vii
sell as low, II not little lower than can be purcia,ed
at any store in the county Thankful for past avors
be hopes by strict attention to bis business and low
prices TO merit continuance Of the same
Dec. Is, 1855. &C. JOHN O. BAXTER
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DERFUAEiY. large lot, Just recclged at
BAXTER'S Drug Store.
0iLs- Castor Oil, Sweet OIL, CCd-lIver On, ana Lard
" Oib at BAXTERS.
0OPAL VARNISH, Black Yarnish, I.acker, Turpen
y dne, White Lead, Red Lead, Lthrage, Rose Pink
&c. &c, at BAXTERS.
UURD'S HAIR RESTORER-A few bottles left
Ill warranted to restore hair on any head that he
bald. also Hurd's GoldeA Gloss, for beautifingt
hair, at BAXTERS
A YRES' CHERRY FECTORAL and Cathartic Pills
"A Railways Ready Relief Sloan's Family Ointment.
PeItits Eye salve, in fact almost all the popuat med
cines of the day,a, BAXTEKS.
pAINTS, Yarnish, Graning and Marking Brushes at
BAXTERS
n GARs-A good article always on hand, at
" DAXTERS
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SECOND ARRIVAL UF
NEW WINTER GOODS,


IITE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC CING TO
w our friends and the public generally that We
lave received second addition Of New ard Fash.
ionable Goods. 1t is not intention to attempt to
describe the quantity the quality but would merely
say that stock is now coMPLETE and to those who
in want Of seasonable Goods, to call with us and
we, win do you good. CUMMINGS 4 COUCH,
CarrollOn, Nov. 10, Is IT
I AIDES DRESS GOODS, all the new styles, at
II C. Il. C.
ID sEADY-MADh CLOTHING, piles Of it, at
10 C.& O.
II oOTS AND SHOES, all szss from the cradle up, at
ID Z. Z:
n L0THS SatiDetts, Tweeds, Jeans Flanels, and ev-
u erythiug necessary for cold winter. Z. G.
n ARPETS, Floor and Table Oil cloth, good assert
v ment. G. @.
III ATS-Shanghai, and all other new sty les
IL C&C.
G -HAWLS Now is the time for a nice Shawl
y CSC.
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Is6.IT5 cones.


We believe no other newspaper in the world has
subscription list over half so large this; and peri
odical Of auy sort can riva it, And while its extreme
cheapness rendering an increase of paying readers only
as indirect pecuniary advantage to u.s. has doubtless
largely sweled its subscription list would be absurd
ity not to perceive in this unprecedented patronage
some evidence Of public approval and esteem.
Daily American organ., 1856-02-16
OPINIONS OF THE PRE

- "E presume NO Medical Pre- parn-
ton ever offered to the public has been
more n re- thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVISy
PAIN KILLER Thousands Of psrsons were ~ ~ z
called upon to do So would cheerfuIly testify thai
tney have used it for various ills with the nost "a
isfactory success. II is within our own knowIedce
tnat an immense amount of suffering has been re-
lieved by it.. Its proprietors, Messrs Perry Davis
save no pains or expense in order TO sstiafy the
public. Being strictly honorable men. thew ohserve
tne utmost uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials of whjo Il is
composed are carefully selected none but tina Hest
quality being used BY these means the hioh renn
tatlon which the Pain Killer has long since scired
Is at all times triumphantly sustained. In view Of
.nese Iacts, we are by no means surprised to learn
that Messrs. Davis Sons sales are onstantlv and
rapidly increasing While we congratulate our friends
generally that 80 valuable preparation an the pain
Killer is placed within their reach we must ha mar
mtted TO rejoice at the wellmerited success Of its
nDeral ana enterprisng proprietors. - Providence
PERRY DAEIS'S VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
foiunhrlly, conscientousy, and with much plea
sure, we recommend to our readers the above-named
medicine. " e speak from our own observation and
experience when we say that it removes pain as if
from all parts of the body and Is one of the
pest medicines In use for checking darrhoa and re-
moving the premonitory symptoms of cholera II
Is appIed both internally and externally with the
pest euects, and none who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without it constantly in their
houses r Clncsnnati Epe,,inq NonpasieL
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray Ballar tyne and
Jonn I. Mortimer, Washington, b. G.
Daily American organ., 1856-02-16

IRIsH MIeRATIoN.--S curious but earnest at
tempts seem to be making to induce a wholesale
migration of portion Of the Irish population,
either TO Canada or to one Of the distant Terrific
ries of the Union. The movement was first made
at Toronto, Canada, where a meeting was held
with the purpose Of inducing the Irish Catholic
population to emigrate to Canada. The meeting
was noisy, riotous, and divided in sentiment, and
finally broke up without effecting the purpose for
which it was called, owing to the interference Of
Daily American organ., 1856-02-16
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
u published every Saturday, on the following

"Against the insidious wilcs of foreign influence
cpnjure you 70 believe me, fellow w-citisens the jea
oSsy OF free people ought TO be constantly awake
Husncs ID one Of the most baneful foes of repu6csn
government p Wassin9ton.
hope we may 6nd some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial in Whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish OF Silas Dean that there were an ocean of fire
between this and the old world '"--,Jsferson.
Daily American organ., 1856-02-16
LOOK HEREt

MORE Bounty Land to all who served
" In any war, since 1890, whether as officers,
soldiers, sailors, marines, landsmen. chaplains
clerks, Indians wagon-masters teamsters Tor their
widows or minor children, ,)who have not yet received
full l60 acres, and who have been in service "a days
VIII do well TO write TO us post paid and their Land
obtained. u f - q T7l- - - : -
Address, or call on
LLOYD h CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, b. O.