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- I'D 1,renn Ernis and Negeta-

- sc''N .s,, a., 4. t',,.e for Diasthsea, Cheiie,
t,es =. p,,Sss-t4Nssa GtssEs CeRetAts--lhe
t.,e'l s;yrer iaf shs ab0>e oisessss is admitted
~. ~hs.s siedicsi Faculty sud Teea'n n .gs
~ 4F a., no ;sysily shaotN 10 without T.. Inc
ta,.v - = he Aeas pTepsFsitCn ever otf-sd 70
1919 0tlsted vita water. it forms cool and re-
2 sr.,.. sak.n ate oasias promotes digestion,
,as ass sd elect .5o,e .t ', ,ss 1sst 10
.ssrse wster. q sNtsehe hee'' fsS'sAs''s ''se
d. EMMETT BFERs FISHER
49, 4, ApPkSSQN. MEADE 4 BAKER
d % a. IL 9-~3sn
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NOTiS E.--'stie Subscribers beg leave al,
/ inform their friends and the public generally
that they able 10 10 aoy work Fresco Painting
in the newest style, and warrant give satisfaction
Terms moderate. Orders may be left aud RECON-
nendstions given, at Mr.. s, I LANDRUM'S, corner
of Main ana It'll stleet.
iy 5 Inn H TEMMY l. FRO
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rE,EE BEST BARtsAInS IN Dry tsoods
4 can row be had st EZEkfEh'S, - Main street,
as be Is selling of the balance Of his summer Goods
great sacrifices All 70 @afa o. really cheap
cash! N. EZEKIEL,
II Main st.
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s9KLgh CUIfAEts, On MARSHALL

seRICsa COTTAGE On MARSHALL
~ STREET. At AUCTIoK.-Ue TUESDAY,
IS July at o'clock P, NJ. upon TIE premises, viii
be soid that Cottsge, the north aide OF harl
shall, between Monroe aud H.nTy streets. next be-
yoai ,iie residence of hfr r. H. Crump and eecu-
pied by Mr. MounUoy- There are ak pleasant roon.s,
with kitchen and other outhouses aid the whole
premises beautifully arranged.
This dssrsbe residence; IN retired and agree
able neighhorhood, and wcrthy of the attention OF
those in want
Terms will be liberal and made known at the sale,
and II desired the purchaser may have the benefit OF
a loan Of + 1860 upon the properly, obtained upon
favorable terlIs from Building Association.
iy7 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ENANftf bAMs, Loas, Gaushe,i u nd Pow.
dered and Coffee Sugars Also, Old Java Cot
tss, Superior cid French Brandy and old Ave " his
KEY For safe by G. Z WORD
iY list Corner 18th aud Main streets
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Cd SETTER ID q & Ss----puftsmen
have LOW an opportunity of getting gei
ulre puppy, OF imported stock, by calling
at ~ Ii-St THE ARHOUR
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sale
English Refine Relied, beet brands
Common EpE'Jh Rolled
Swedish
American hammered
Fiat, Round, and Square Bars, al sizes. IRON
Oval, Half Oval, Halt Round
Hoops, Bands, Nail Rods
SlilVs Horse Shoe
American, English and Russian Sheet
Nayorc Cast. Shear and German steel
Biistered Steel made of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates, assorted sizes
Pie and Bar tin. Sheet and Slab Zinc.
4 $50, r full assortment Groceries, Gnano, &c.
iY e
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N ls-tistAu

NUTlEE Prime New Fioar for sale In
barrels or half barrels, nade from New White
Wheat Apply to ]. b. BRAGG,
jy IS--It@ Basin Rank
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VALUABLE ausEHOLD FURNI-
TUkE AT AUCTION. After the shove sale OF
the Cottage, will he sod tbs FGtnitare tnerein CON
ssting ia part of Elegant Wardrobe Bedsse sds uaT
and Shuck Mattresses Cabinet, Wgshstand. choice
selection of Psror Furniture Asa, Kitchen furni-
turein fine everything necessary for well arrang-
ed family
Terms cash TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
iyy tAaiE Aucts =
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BEEEETI' BEERS K FISHER,
= 4+-;a9L1 hgszifl, ssIchmapG.
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CHEAP DRy GOoRs.-AU GUsrU :

GCANO.--TEEe subscribers are prepared
VI 10 receive orders for No. Peruvian 0naHo
A Mexican Guano aad Super Phosphate of Lime, o.
tbs lowest market rates.
E. H. sKINKER CO.,
Nv Y 50 Cary street.
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NEW FAMILY FEUU H--Am1,ttsiII
l Mills Family Flour. ground from selected new
white Wheat Ia whole and half bbis in store end far
s.le by EGe-LESrON l. FITZGERALD,
jy XIV IA Pearl street
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!. COX KREf,tN...ll, he isark Eint-
nAKt>hK- MENU & UO. inYe in.l

L opened iut Of new Dress Goods EInbrodeiies
&c such as handsome 0rgsnaie Rpbes; do eerasz
dc; printed Jrgsnsies Cambria and Muslin Bands
Cangic and sshn Collars and Sleeves; De Begs fol
travelling dresses Back and Kd Gaautlets: Hoor
sEtts " -
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~ I~>aGa n N0V{IE---tf having been
=.-s.----rsss ioand necessary to send the steam
1Sfzz--ssS xsrs~@ ct AUGUSTA 70 Satimor. for the
purpose Of gong he ways. her trips will be dis
continued ive few days Notice vii, be given when
Fhe resumes her place the line.
lyS rEOS. D0DAMEAD. Sup't
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- ssNr-Tr. BEEES l glsAEa, Asaats fer
fs l2-4i6ID
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by Kent, Paine ~ {

Sale by GoDD,N & Appgasor, Aacp.
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iss, Northwest corner Of Main and loth streets.
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nEsK AND BOOK, CASE, FOR SAIK
~ CHEAp--A double Con ating- Honse Desk. with
book Case Drawers and Pigeon-Holes all compact
AL5O--A Bookcase, with Pisepn-Hole Tor pa
pers and falling leaf Desk. NJ much less than half
Price: Apply immsdstely to ALEX MOTT
iy Its 4,
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EukN.-.A cargo OF prime Winnie Cora
" daily expected to arrive which will he colo in
quanties 10 sit purchases Il taken FROM alongside
the Vessel SELDEN { MILLER,
iyI2 Corner Pearl and Cary s's
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AN. Calhosn. Culhbert. GIandy, King OfAla,,
King Of Ca. hangum, Moore, Nicholas, POr'
ter. Preston. Rivss Robinson, TAllmAdge,
Walker. Wright. While---I9
"NATs---Messrs. BENTON, Clay, CriIten'
den, Davis. kwing OfIIl., Ewing Of o.. Colds
borough. Hendricks. Hubbard, Kent, Knight
Mexican, Lee, Morris, Naudsin Niles, Prentiss
Ruggles. ShePley sOuthard, sWih, Upton
Tomlnson. Wall, Webster--q5."
1t will be seen that Mr.. Buchanan was trusr
to Slavery and its desPOtic demands than SsVe'
raj leading Southern Senators. among then
CLAY. Benton, Crittendsn, Leigh Of Virginia
GOldsborOugh. and Kent Of Maryland.
Our friends may rely upon the correctness
Of these statements. We have examined lh,
documents and KNOW them to be true.... o. S
Journal.
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University Of Michigan.

We have received circular containing the
names Of the 3oard Cf Regents. Members Of the
Faculties, Terms Of Admission. Course Of Stu
dy, &C.. of this University. The following is
from the Michigan ArgUs
The University is located 10 Ann Arbur, on
the Michigan Central Railroad. thirty eight
miles west Of Detroit. This Town, containing
about 5000 Inhabitants, is remarkable for the
beauty of its situation, and the sslubrity Of its
climate. Three College buildings, one Of which
belongs to the Medical Department, and four
dwelling houses for professors, are situated 10
a beautiful Campus containing forty acres
The Observatory building is erected on hill
about one third of mile north east Of the
Campus, and in sight of the Railroad.
The University consists Of three depart
Tnen.s:
]. Literature, Science, and Arts. g. Med
icine and Surgery, 3. Law. The first two
are in operation. The appointment Of profess
sOr in the last department is contemplated at nc
distant day. The plan Of the University, COM
prses also higher course Of instruction in the
first department to be given by lectures
The Institution is supported by fund ari
sing from the sale Of lands donated by the Gen
eraI Government for this purpose at the time
Michigan was admitted into tho Union. Hence
there is no charge made for tuition in any o
the departments.
There are at present nineteen professors con
nected with the University. The whole mum
Der of students during the last year was fou
hundred and three. The term begins on th'
first Of October next, For further particular
address, Henry P. Tappin, D. D. L. L: D.
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Masa Meetlng at MassillOn.

A Mass meeting Oflhe free Republican Young
men of The Buckeye State. will be held at Mas
.iIlOu, Stark county. on Wednesday. the 27sh.
inst. a.-...
The Speakers announced are; Hon. John A.
Bingham, Hon. Jos. NJ. Root, Lieut.. Gov. ThOS.
H. Ford. Hon, D. X. Garter, Hon. Thomas
Williams, of Pa, Hon. B. F. Letter. Hon.
Frederick Heeker. Esq, the great adVocats OI
Freedom in Germany in l84e, and in America
in 1866; opposed to despoiism everywhere, and
especially 10 the despOtism Of slavery on the A.
merican Continent;--and other German Speak
era. ........ -..... b.. ..rlr
Acknowledging the potency Of Female inau-
ence 10 all great Moral and Political Movements,
an especial Invitation is extended to the Ladies
Of Ohio to aid. by their presence the great
cause Of REPUBLICAN FREEDOM.
Excursion Tickets al half Fare may be had
on nearly all the Rail Roads ia the State.
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Iowa all Right.

Although the Cleveland Plainisaler run .Ou.
.i,s chicken over stbe sVsred election Of Hall.
Democrat. to Congress, over Curiss. Rspub.
liean, Il proves 10 be another LOeOfOeo rOOr-
back. Both Davis and Curtis, Republicans,
are eleeled to Congress snd Hall. thI present
Nebraska, Kansas. slave breeding member is
defeated by 1900 majority Iowa is nearly
le,o 900 for Reedoml Grow, gentlemen. over
your Kentucky, your North CarOlinH and the
rest of YOur slave ridden Democratic States,
Of such stuff is your party composed. A slave
driver. a slave breeder. slave austiou.sr, OI
such is the self-styled Democratic party eOmPOs-
Ied,--those are the men South with Northern
dOughlacss, and willing dup+s who compose
and disgrace the once fair name Of the Demo
cratic party.
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REPUBIICsN sjUNTY TICKET,
Congressional Convention.

The Republican Central Committee of the
several counties composing the 9st Congress
ionhl District. Of Ohio. have fixed upon Har-
lem Springs, as the place, and Thursday the
28h inst. the time for holding the Congress.
cnal Convention, at which time and place there
will be chosen candidate for Congress, TO be
supported by the Republicans Of said district,
At the October election.
Tie following are tho delegates chosen for
the respective to Wnshps in Carroll County.
AW9usta, ,--Dr. Jas. Westfall ; r. II, Hole,
alternate.
Brosca. George Hardesty.
C0'yt.--Wm. Thompson Huston Duifield,
alternate.
EaH,=-P, W. Smith James H. Chambers.
alternate.
Farc-samuel Smiley; Wm. Mclaughlin, al.
Lernate. '...'
HARRISON. Leonard Harsh,
Lee,--John B. Moody,
Loudon.--W. W. Mclaughlin.
Monroe, John Mclaughlin.
OrGnge.--John West
f'erry.--A. r. GLADDEN. Robert Simpson,,
alternate.
Rose --Hehly Rider.
Union, james McCourt.
WoshtrytoA, Mitchell Mclaughlin.
The abuVe named delegates will take no
lice.
By order of 'fs Carroll County Rcpublica,
Aug. IA, 1855. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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Hon. Jno, A. Bingham.

Remember that thi, champion Ofliberty will
deliver an address on the political issue now
before the American people, atths Court House,
on the evening Of the 26th inst, ''v.5 . i
Turn out, one and all, We invite the sup.
porters Of the nominee Of the Cincinnati Con.
veptOn. "old Beck" as we'll as the Republi.
cans: Come. ye honest ard we'll disposed and
hear one Of Ohio's Roblest and ablest orators
discuss the subject that now agitates the A,
lmerican people. Yes. agitates them from III,
centre to the circumference OF the Union,
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law Of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice To the contra
~ are considered wishing 70 cOntuue their subscrp
ton.
2. II subscribers order the dseoniinuanco Of their
papers e. publisher may continue TO send them until
all arelrages are paid.
8. subsci bers neglect OF refuse to take their pc
Fiodcsls from the office which they directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the BILL and
ordered thets DISCONTINUED.
4. If subscribers TO other places without In.
forming she publishers and the papers sent TO the
tOEmer cdertion they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to take
pApsss tam the OIL q, or removing aud leaving then
noaed for Is primo faciG evidence Of ointentonal fraud
ET- Postmasters Who notify publisher that news
paps 10 aot takeL from the Office required to giv
the why they are not taken out (Sec Post Oh
= Instructions and Laws.
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Republican Judicial Convention.

The Republican Central Committee for Co.
lumbana, Stark, and Carroll counties have
mutually agreed upon holding tho Judicial
Convention at Minerva, on
tuesday tAe oh day Of September 1855.
he following are the delegates chosen from
tie respective townships in ,his county.
Augasta.-J. B. Roach, Jos. McCaskey; al
taThate.
Bro'sa. "A. Taber.
Ce'sre,--Wm. Mccoy W. Butler, alter
nate.
Eaa.-w. C. Ware.
Fer,-Silas PoltS David White. alter
rate.
AsrrisOa,--Ge"rxe Push.
Le,-litbry Daniels.
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Death Of attorney General KImbaIl

We are panied to hear OF the death Of Altol'
ney General Kimball, at bis residence in Medi-
ma, yesterday. lie had beenil With dysenlery
for some days.
Mr., Kimball was last fall elected to the Office
be filled with marked ability and to the gener-
at acceptance Of the people, and he has been
cut of in the prime Of life and in the midst Of
his usefulness. The blow will be sudden and
sad to his many warm personal friends and ac'
QuaiUtauces in Ohio and abroad.
Mr.. K. had just completed bis arrangements
to make this city his home, and practice of hi'
profession. Man proposes, God dspOseS.-
CIevs. Herald, lGM inst
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WASHINGTON. dug. l8.

WAsHINGTcN' aug 10.
From Washingtou.- Messrs. McMulen, Of
Va, and Granger, Of N. Y, members of the
House. while riding to the Capitol this morning
in an omnibus. got into dispute about politics
when McMullen struck Granger a severe blow
10 the eye. The parties Clinched, but were
separated by the other passengers before fur
their ds.age ensued.
The correspondence The Evening Post gives
the following version Of the attack of McMul-
len upon Mr.. ranger: Mr.. Granger, a Rep
resentative from New York, and MCMullen
FROM Virginia, were riding in an omnibus to-
day. A conversation arose on the army bill
proviso. McMuen said that the South would
stand by the Constitution. Granger replied
that il it did not Republic an President would
make them. whereupon McMullen said he
would not be addressed in that way By youn.
ger man. Granger replied, II waive my age >
McMulen then seized Granger around the necE
and holding down his head struck two blows
drawing blood under the eye and under the
ear, hey we're then separated BY Col. Chester
Of the Philadelphia Enquirer.
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DEcLINEs.-John H. s. Trainer, Esq, of
Steubsnvillc, publishes card in the Union in
which he declines being a. candidate for nOmi-
nation, in this district, for Congress. We sug-
gest that the nomiAee Of the Democratic Con-
venton, of the goth install Harlem Springs, who
ever he may be-, follow the example of squire
Trainer Before tue hosts Of freedom the
slave democracy ,. r'r 'u. ."
''Shall fly like the vanishing dew"
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10 the Friends of Fillmore.

We invite the attention Of those who feel
proud to call themselves Americans, and, who
entertain the idea ofsupporting Fillmore for the
Presidency on that account. TO the following
article, which we clip from the SteubenVllIe
True american. Read and ponder before cast.
ing your vote
Mr. FILLMORE AND AMERroANISM.--Wi
the last few weeks we have lost several subsCri-
bers on account Of our refusal 10 support Mr.
Fillmore fer President. 1t is due to ourselves,
and all concerned, that we state the precise
ground of our action: 'a. .
The platform upon which Mr., Fillmore stands
is anything but the true American doctrines -
The principles Of Philadelphia platform, which
Mr.. Fillmore declares in his letter Of acceptance
he "freely adopts.p are Roman Catholicism
and complete trucking to the Slave oligar'
chy. The Catholic test, which was a. main
plank in the American platform, was practical
ly stricken out, and Catholic delegates from the
State of Lousians-a Slave holding State-were
permitted to take their seats in the Convention,
in order to secure the nomination of Mr.. Fill
more. Under these circumstances, and with
these facts before us-should we lose every
subscriber we have 10 our paper I'VE cannot
support Mr.. Fillmore. H
We give the following, whichis good author
ity in this case and which gives an impartial
account OF the dOings Of the Convention which
placed Mr.. Fillmore in nomination no .s .r
Office of Presr of State Council of o, ! Is
COLUMBUS, March 4, 1856.
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Dear Sir:-You are hereby requested to no.
tify all the Presidents Of Councils under your
jurisdiction, that an extra session Of the s. G.
o. will be held at Columbus on Thursday the
Goth inst. !.
The admission Of Roman Catholic delegates
to seats in the American National Council, re-
cently held at Philadelphia, and permitting them
to participate in the deliberations Of that body,
was considered by most Of the delegates from
the Northern States as an uuhOly alliance wit!
Jesuitism.
1t became apparent that tho mighty arm o
our noble order was being prostituted to sub
serve The interests Of papal power and SLAYER,
aggression. The true American delegates
therefore entered aprotes', and now call upor
the brethren Of the several States by them rep
resented, to assemble in general State Council
to rstiGy this divorce from the hydraheadst
monsters Of Popsry and Slavery. y Upon Ou
banner is inscribed the only true American
motto--Freedom National Slavery, Sectional
This call is sdeemsd indispensable BY your, E1
ecutivs and It is cOnfdsntially expected tha
each Deputy viii Immediately rally, as far a
possible svery Council in his county, that VI
have full delegation, There has not bsen
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Loudoa.-R G. Scott
NoArOs. s.-Robsr. hcCsrIy.
0raags.--J. L. Hunt.
Psry.-B.B. Amos.
Rose.-James Beatty.
Union, John Riley.
HGskipgtOn.-JShR EbersOle.
By Ouler Of the Carroll county Republican
August 81, 1856. CESTRAL COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE. THE Township Clerks, and differ
~ ent township officers hereby notified that the
General Laws, Executive Documents, and the Hfh ap
portionment of the Ohio School library have been
received at this Office, end ready for distribution:
aud it desirable that the township Clerks take out the
amount for each township.
Auditors Office Aug, 81, 1855. '.'
JOHN |. BLACKBURN.
August 81, 1856. Aud Car. CO.. Ohio. d.
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GOLDEN FARMER,

This stove for both cooking and and Baking pIrposess
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all who have ewes
used it, It is very neat in design and having the most
spacious oven Of any pattern Of stove made with the
draft arranged in such manner as 10 Away secure =
ven and speedy Baking. 1t has proved itself perfect n
every respect and has given satisfaction in eyerv in
stance, It is needless to multiply Words the stove be-
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties
its good qualities are well known. Call and exsmine
for yourselves. .f..-.a r... .. ..... ,. Ii.
He also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak,
ron manufacture, among which are the lT
b. LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not exceed by any
and which stand No. /. among all Western made
stoves. Those who desire to purchase will do well to
call with the subscriber the exceeding low prices at
which he is selling the best article Of stove places them
within the reach of every one. 10 fr+-
lie continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand large assortment Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything, from Tin cup, to
Copper kettle and all Of which s manufactured In the
most substantial and workmanlke manner-of the very
best materials and which he will continue TO sell at the
lowest prices, wholesale and retail. All orders from
Merchants promptly attended to.
Remember the place. Sign OF the Big copper
Keteu opposite the Court House, CarrOltOn Ohio, "a.
July io,-s6.-tf, THOMAS II. ATRINS0N.
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PROCLAMATION.

Whereas hostilities exist with various Indi-
an tribeson the remote frontiers Of the U. s.,
whilst in other respects the public peace is Sc
rously threatened. Congress has adjourned
without granting the necessary supplies for the
army, depriving the Executive Of the power to
perform his duty in relation to the common de.
fence ana security, and as an extraordinary oc-
casion has thus arisen for assembling the two
Houses of Congress. do therefore by this pro-
clamation convene the said houses to meet at
the Capitol in the City of Washington, on
Thursday, 2lst OF August, hereby requiring
the respective Senators and Representatives
then and there to assemble to consult and de.
termine or such measures as the state Of Ihs
Union may seem to require. In testimony
whereof have caused the seal Of the United
states to be hereunto affixed and signed with
my hand
Done at the City Of Washington the 18th
day of August, in the year Of our Lord, 1856
aud OF the Independence Of the United States
the 8lst.
TSignature FRANKLIN. PIERCE.
By order OF W. l.. MARCY,
...... Secretary Of State.
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- Ten lines less OF solid Brewer VII DC eOnsld
cred Square.
EEAlvertisers must be particular to mark the mum
Der Of insertion On ae face Of their Advertisements
or hey wi be pub shed untilordcred out aud charged
accordingly.
- Advertisements should be handed In by TUEs
DGV HoREING, TO insure insertion that week.
CH- Jos WoKK neatly aud expedhiOusly executed at
Iis Oe6ce. on tue shortes possible notice.
t%-GR0.A. CROFUT, 7S South Fourth street, q.
bore Walaut, PHILADELPHIA is authorized agent TO
obtain Advertisements tor Us In that city.
u .Woa0s l. QUIS, Publishers OF the "COmmercia
Register" our New.YOrk Agents. Office l4O Full
ted Strpet, New York
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will also attend at the Treasurers Office, IN Carroll.
ton from the 10th day Of October tin the 9Th day Of
December to receive taxes from those who have no,
previously paid.
The following Is the amount charged on sarh dOllr6s
valuation the present year:
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CLEvELAND BANK NoTE REPoRrER. This De.
tectOr is published semi.mOnthly, BY Pierce q
o., Bankers, No. 6, Bank street, Cleveland.
Ohio. at the low price Of 81 90 per aunum.
The Reporter also gives the markets, which
makes it more valuable to farmers.
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Ear By an Extra issued from The Office Of
the Cleveland Bank Note Reporter we learn
that-The Valley Bank, HagersIovn, Nd, is
reported failed.