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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

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Uy culnae 80 once lf uIay wll cure others m thcy DO
u0, uIH firt BEL worth knowing.
Yours with great resfect, En vs.. pnFHLF.
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John q. Sake, llie comic poel, re-
mans IA precautions condition of
health.
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Hope tits True.


Hope 1t Is True.
The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald, in his letter Of
the 9Th. wriles:-
uTho policy of the incoming adj
minislrallon is the absorbing topic OF
conversation. II is now given out
that Buchanan is in fdUor Of The
admission Of Kansas as a free
Niaie. lie has all along held to the
proprlelv, if not the necessity Of this
course. and the recent emphatic ex.
5n s'sir c c' ~ ,ho p;c,co admin.
is,rd,ion in reoard ,o ,h,t Territory
makes II assn,o 90, . Gvod Cac, n
tho noi;cy nj tho now coyo,nmo,, q,
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,,, 81 ~ o"'e l '''''' - '
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,or. o ~ ,", s '',',," ill., I;c e ' f." r
go ~, .'' Wv - Ii
do,s - ,I,a "'D 10 G',o W i ,'1 'o"
utls OF llc StcoSSiOtlSiS, VIII open
the question in the Senate when he
takes his seat from Mlssissippi after
the Pierce administration Is property
buried and the grave covered with
sods. II is thought thai the first
movement to cnuntcract the e0,ec, of
this measure will be TO pour emf
grants into Texas and slice tba,
State lnio Two additional S,oies oiv-
inc the Son,h four Senntors while
Kansas will add only two IN tho
North"
THE Curtain LiHed. A cores
Pondcnt Of the New Orleans Delta,
thus ioreshadows the Democratic
plan for tho Cntrrc 'VLis ;,i,o,,..,
accordance win tbe ideos that we
have expressed oflbe probable course
of the buchanan administration.
awe have lust passed. or soon
""b ,'ousn 'e't''le cf'S's. here
was uahHer say "'''' you NAY. hc
o"u'" II NV wants security 10 'nc iu-
a. la
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21
PolYgamY. Toni

A proclamation issued by the Brig
ham Young SAINTS Of Great Salt
Lake TO the faithful, declates, that
The Democratic party is the in
slrument, ia Gods hand, by which
is to be effected our recognition as a
sovereign state, with the domestic in-
stitullons OF slavery aud plymmy,
as established 10y the plirnrchs and
prophets Of old, under divine author
lty, aud renewed to lle saints of lat
ter-days, through Gods chosen rul-
ers aud prophets
John q. Newell Of Watertown.
Wisconsin, was crushed between
two ears as he was occupied lu coup
ling them on the Railroad e that
plucc on the 23d Of October last
lie hvod buta icN hours. H. was
formerly OF Charlotte, w.. from
winch place he removed To- ibc West
about year since. lie iclt wife
and two children.
Ethan Allen aod Flom Temple
troucd last week in Boston, in the
presence of very urge audlcucc.-
lhe match was TO suIkics and The
ume made was 1921 aud , 365 .-
Flora Temple won ,be match 900 two
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21
1860



Defeated out not conquered we
rails under the same gallant standard
bearer. and commence the battle Cor
1860 10y presenting as our candidate
on this 9Th of November the name
of John Charles Fremont Jackson
was defeated in 1924, only 20 be
elected by an overwhelming tri.
umphant vote 10 1898. Harrison lost
the election IN 1880, but was chosen
ia 1910 Fremont, If not success
fol IN 1856, will he elected in 1860.
The Republicans of Trenton (oy
Fremom and Dayto,G-- Tre8toa,
~ j., Nov IA large (opuJh.
eau meeting here last night, uomna-
ted Messrs. Fremont and Dayton roi
1860, with much enthusiasm.
In New York and the New Eng
land States Fremouts vote exceed.
Buchanan's 10y about 100000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

Hon. a. B. Olin, fordorly of Salisbury
w. has been elected To Congress, from the
Troy District, New York
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Lumber /! Lumhel !!

'liI subscriber manufactures nnd hns constantly uf
hand foe s,ln Spruce, llemiuck, hrch, Mrpio
Nsh and lakewood. Also -four Bonds rl'ncd uud
i,nod finished for fence of andhl Kinds Il Jol
We done ooider Of short uoticei Gig Saving sc.
Also ha purchases lutt NJ plos. Bfrh. also Ash
hnss und spruce DO the Log OF sawed when done hy
No dreiiou, Any wishing 10 boy ofsoll VIII DO wen
q give him cnll.
tlah plid iuf horny and Rutteuut sawed OF IN the
~ a. ". WILDER.
MnN'iNHtf Artl lsii ltaN 81
SWEET POTATOES.
Eon sale by STORMS A prilrR
sept Nl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

In Baltimore, on election day, two
men were killed outright, II mortal
ly and l. dangerously wounded and
30 slightly wounded. The scene in
the vicinity Of BellaW market was OF
the most sangulnary Character thro'-
ont the afternoon, both parties fight
ing with a reckless daring worthy of
better cause At times one party
would apparently obtain the better
OF the other aud they continued TO
drive each other back and forward
through the market house An Irish
man was observed by those az a dis
lance, to crawl up on his hnnds aud
knees, aud level % musket on bench
al the head Of the market larng the
fish market, and taking aim The flash
of the musket was followed 10y the
fall OF "A man at whom he had aimed
IT. la his excitement lie Jumped on
the bench aud danced with his mus
ket IN one haud and bis hat in the
other, cheering at his success, when
a yoiley Of balls raurcd around him
aud he was carried or wounded.
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may also be- reiicdupon in All iisonses of ihr p"e
oiHi hysentcrY, Duthol, and thrl fu Moihus lrn
once 10 the gioalinhuoncr, A. in We rrp'al N ~
w. ~ needs no ohol recommend ton no iamlh W.
ho without 20 ufr thel have ptopof, tested ~ me
Reader f you have ififd Uthnr remedies withou'
coss, despair nutfeIof b. now ut hard. lfyou ha,.
not expended money and tine in uui css ave IVY N,
recover urheuth snvo both ny iesnning 90 eng. w
the use Ut this medlriue, Ar you fuheUns, W.iJ
srroiulai sia BOTTLES Of liquid Nil euro YOU
yot be relieved ifom hlLiual costiytneus, ih5'r M
ties will effect al you desifr. II sou Hte Wi'l'"
hheumatism, Neuralgia, ~ uthof loral pause ~
lies wtillfre you lInnl them. llhemois WlN"' NJ
ilos IN short II yuu fequuo lysic ur my fuit,.,
this Is tho nus reliable sHio tud Aafeeahlr o. l
that hhs ever been pltoed ithin thoieaeh OF h'F'
lie. Putr ono dollar. c,J
Principal Depot at No. 80 Central e"''
LotofH, Mass.
Fred. e. Smith, Montpelier, VT
60soply General Agent for Vermont
-.
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PrtWEi House. sAv.SyAs Ca Jan O. 1856
.fohlu 'ii should De- uneutieul Cog the relief your
sHii lss Nf0H it one 70 lll ftfuIt my ose o. Won
COLI s.ttal 800 my iiul- and brought cacruratine
ucuni-ic pHus. which ended BOO clruu.c rheumatism
NliaiAslilling naf the ist 0i physicians. ODE dseaze
grow urro and worse uniil by the advice OF ynur excel
lelt Hrrnt boz Baltimore, Dr. MarkonsIg uol your plls
l1er effects wefc slow. hut src ny loisrfaliur in The
uae oi Them 900 now entirely vcl
stNhfE CuMulR, HAtos Rotor, Ia, Doc. 1850
nh Afrh ] have hecn entirely CURED h3 your Pills q
Rheumatic euu-a painful disease that had AFFLICTED me
Cor ytars. VINCENT gIIuEfIa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-19
SHERVFF'S SALE.

By vrtus of purus order to sell, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas, of stark county, Ohio and to
me directed will offer at public sale, at the door Of
the Court House. in the town Of Carrolton,
On Saturday, tie 1911 dag of July 1856,
the following described real estate situate in the coun
ty of Carroll ard state of Ohio to witt Lots Nos, 8, 4,
s. 6, and 55, III Phillips addition to the town Of
Pekn; also Lots Nos. %, 80 and p, in Mson's addi-
ton to the town OF Pekn; also Lot No. "a and frac.
tional part of Lot No 9 in Boards addition to the said
town of Pekiu THE above described property will be
sold IN a body) Sale to commence at 10 o'clock N.
Terms cash. R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff,
June 10, '56 td-pr fee 81 5O of Stark CO.. Ohio.
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the neighboThoOd Of Lawrence. without means
10 take them away, what they will do, God
knows, they are not safe any place. Such des'
tilulion and Wreteheiness have not seen be-
fore. The hotel (American) I stopped at in
Kansas city was threatened with destruction.
On Wednesday evening last a meeting Of the
citizens Of the place was held ct the Mayors
Office, to take the matter into considerahon'-
/. was resolved that il the house belonged to
the Massachusetts, Aid Society, to burn it down
but that il the present keepers Of it could show
A lille for it, that it should stand, when l lsft
the keeper had lot shown a title, on Thursday
the Boarders and all other persons stopping at
the house, left with their baggage. removed
mine to the store Of pro-slavery man, who
was selling frui! for me. The house was stan
ding when l left on Thursday. My impression
is that the house will come down. 1t Is a splen-
did Hotel and donga great business, it is Of
brick, four stories, and kept by the same man
that kept the Hotel at Lawrence,
Since l have been there, it has dined one
hundred every day.
The Hotel at Lawrence was very large
stone building, and furnished in the most cost,
ly manner. After the order was given by
Sheriff Jones 10 destroy it, four pieces of brass
cannon were brought to bear on it. After f.
ring thirty four rounds, no impression was
made on the walls. The Sheriff then ordered
the torch to be applied, part Of the furniture on
| |, uoo tokap out
Geo. F. kennedy.
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Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra.
ry, are considered wishing to continue their subserp
ton
q II subscribers order the discontinusnce Of their
papers & publisher may continue TO send them until
all arFe1rages are paid.
g. II subscI bers neglect refuse to take their pc
rodcals from the office to which they directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the bill, and
ordered then discontinued
T. If subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
former drerton, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to taxi
papers tom the off, e, or removing and leaving then
ncalIed for s prima aeia evidence ofintenona fraud
CB- Postmasters who notify publisher that news
paps is not taker from the office, required to Civ
the son why they are not taken out See Post Ol
A.. Instructions and Laws.
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charged ten cents pound to PrO-siaVery men,
but as he was d-d niger thief be would
have to pay twenty-five cents.
Some angry words passed between the par
ties wilkinson then seized on the squatter,
and told him, thai, as be refused to acknoWl-
edge the Territorial laws as valid enaelments,
they would give him a lesson to teach him
what bis principles would lead to. They said
he ought to have been hanged long ago now
as they had him in their power, BY Cd they
would give him his due.
They kept him confined an hour or two
Aner dusk they took him out, went down with
him to the woods, put rope around his neck,
and one end Of il over the limb Of tree, and
were preparing to hoist him up.
"Firs p'
The report Of five rifles were heard stimulla-
neOusly with this unexpected command Five
corpses-the bodies of the Doyles, Sherman,
and Wilkinson were seen stretched on the grass
as soon as the smoke cleared away.
"Fly !" cried the same voice who had given
the order to FIRE
The man whose life was so mystsriOusly and
Unexpectedly saved, as loon as he removed the
rope from his neck. went into the woods and
shouted for his friends.
But they had disappeared as suddenly and
misleriously as they came,
This act will be made the excuse for arrest.
ing every man in that section Of the State, who
has made himself obnoxious, or is likely TO be
leader in defending the lives and property q
Northern men.
''FUsIoN."
The boys OF Law. .ence have recently fshed
lup. out Of the river and streets, several small
boxes oftype, formerly used in setting up th'
Free State newspaper & the Heraldcf Freedom
Before the editors of these journals emigrateC
from the States, one Of them was Natona
q Democrat and the other Free Soil Wbig
"fused."
E The boys have the types Of both offices an
\ moulded then into Sharpe's rifle balls.
Whether they wi in not bs more dangerous
, tyrary in their present form than they were be
isre Lecompton ordered the destruction of tn
offices is a problem which will be solved er
long.
, NOTICE TO LEAVE.
Mr.. Westfall, Free State man, formerl
from Missouri, received notice TO leave hi
house and property without delay, on Wednes
day morning last from gang Of Pro.Slaver
a men at Palmyra. They hunted for sewers
/. days, aud finding that they could not arre
II him informed his wife and another lady res
ding with him, that if he did not quit in le
a than a week they would burn his house to Il
: ground.
1t will be remembered that DIR: Westff
Is gave domn,ng testimony before the Congre
a sional Investigating Committee, He and b
friends, it appears must be punished for the
evidence,
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New YORK, June is.

New YORK. June I6.
Shortly after the American Convention to-
day, VIM. Halsted, of New Jersey, read a com
munication Withdrawing the name CT Com.
Stockton, on account of Republican influence
at work in the Convention. The New Jersey
delegation then withdrew and invited any 9TH
ers who might follow them to meet at the city
assembly rooms. Afterwards, amid considera
BILE confusion on the part of outsiders, a con-
siderable portion ofthe Pennsylvania delega-
uon, and Jones aud Wagner also withdrew.
The Committee then proceeded 10 the fourth
balot-Banks, AZ; Fremont, 81 Mclean, 90
Fillmore 1.
Fifth ballot--Banks, 46 Mclean, 80 Ere.
mont. 81 Corwin, l.
Sixth balot--Banks, 45 Mclean, 40; Ere,
mont, %; Law, 2.
Seventh ballot-Banks, 81 /; Fremont, go
Mclean, II.
Tenth ballot-BankS, 53; Fremont, l8
Mclean FL. 1t was then moved and seconded
by the Penn. delegation, that the Convention
give an unanimus expression ID favor Of Bankl
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sarah MOrrisOI

Sarah Morrison, BY virtue of an order
VS.. of sale, issued from the
Samuel Smyle, and Court of Common Pleas Il
Maria, his Wife Carroll county, Ohio, aud
to me directed will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in Caro- lon, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 26h dag Of July, A. d 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
P. H., OF said day. the following described premises
to witt situate in the county of Carroll and state of o.
ho: and known and designated as "o numbered TWEEN.
ty, (20) also part of lot numbered fortyiour, (4i)
fronting on Jefferson street. aud being the front third
part of said lot, all in the town OF New Hagersown ~
Appraised in the aggregate at Sl75 co. Terms cash.
J. H. WdIFL RAFT Therif.
June 49, sc 6-td-pr fee SO 90
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Anti-FillmOre American Convention.

New YcRK. June IL.
The committee appointed yesterday in the
Northern American Convention, on the propo
sed Republican fusion, have agreed to repor
in favor of an informal ballot being taken to ex
press the feeling of the Convention.
The consultation among the delegates last
night, it is understood, led 20 an agreement to
continue the session until the l7th. and then to
nominate Fremont simultaneously with the
Philadelphia Convention.
The Auti-Filmore American Convention to-
day accepted the proposition of the Republican
Committee for fusion, and passed series Of
resolutions looking to that result.
One of the resolutions proposes that the Con.
vention shall nominate a candidate, and also
appoint committee 10 confer with the nominee
and afterwards with the Republican COnven
tion. The plan, as understood by outsiders
is to nominate George Law, who will decline
in favor of the nominee Of the Philadelphi,
Convention, to meet on the eth inst
Mr.. Law made speech to the Convention
advocating the restoration Of the Missouri Com
promise, and railroad to the Pacific coast.
The following informal ballots were held a
the anti Fillmore Convention the whole mum
Der of votes being l22-Banks AZ, Fremont SO
Mclean 10, Stockton I3, Gov. johnson 7,
Chase 6, The Convention adjourned to 4 o.
clock.
The Convention assembled at 4 o'clock, wher
second ballot was had, as follows: Banks 40
Fremont SO, Stockton 20, Mclean H., aut
johnson !.
Third informal ballot--Fremont 81, Bank
40, Johnson Is. Stockton l3, Mclean 2.
TIE Convention adjourned until Monday.
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PlaStering! PlaStering

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is still engaged in the above business and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any Plain
and ornamental pasteng done TO order on the short.
est possible notice. My long experience in the BUSH
ness and my success as mechanic, enables me to as
sure the public that all work will be executed TO entire
satisfaction. All orders will be attended to promptly.
ADDRESS the Undersigned at Carrolon Carroll county,
Ohio. WIN c. RUNI0N.
June 10, ls56.--tf.
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PARTITION NOTICE
Court Of Common Pleas
; Carroll county, Ohio.
Robert Maiiett,
Va

NailOh SOuAtlt N''S'
Daniel McCreary, ct. ais.
Daniel AcCreary, Wi liam McCreary, John McCrea'
ry, Findley McCreary, Thomas McOreary Elizabeth
McCreary, of the State of Ohio, George Stul and Ra-
becca Stu his wife of the State of Michigan are here
by notified that the fourteenth day of June, 1876,
said Robert Madett filed his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio the object and
prayer of which is for partition lthe following descrb
ed real estate, situate in the county of Carroll, and
State OF Ohio viz The north west quarter of section
ty'hve, (25 Oftownshp sixteen, l6) range seven
w also 56 acres off of the east end of the northeast
quarter of section thirty One, (3 Of township sixteen
o) OF range seven of thelands sold ct Steubenvile,
Ono al If the cannot be aparted that the lanes
be sold to the highest bidder And it further prays
that guardians ad tem be appointed for said Thomas
McCreary and Elizabeth McCreary, who are minors
Said petition will be for hearing at the next term of
said court in August, 1856 ROBERT MAFFETF,
By f. r. Eckey, atty for petitioner.
| june 10, lS56.-6w-pr fee 5
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--0AFtleu Win btSes Su0eithS t0t DehAs'
II was then agreed to proceed to ballot tOr
Vice President. and after recess Of FIVE min
utes for consultation ballot was taken as fol-
lows: Fremont. I2 Hamlin. Of Ne, 7 (; Col
BY, Of N. H., 5; johnson. OF Pa. SO Camp
bell, Of Ohio; 7 Ford, Of Ohio, l6 Bell, Of
Tennessee. II Schsffer. Of New York, L.
The nomination Of Johnson was declared u
q animOus, one vote. however, having been Civ
ed in the negative.
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ORDINANCE.

Be it ordained by the Town Council of the town of
Minerva.
lst, That it shall be, and hereby is made, the
duty of the lire warden, or fire wardens OF said Bor
ough to examine, inspect all chimneys, hues, stove
pipes. hrepIaces other places at which hre Is, OF
may be- either ordinarily occasionally kept, within
the corporated limits OF the town Of Minerva.
End, That if said warden, wardens, after making
such examination are satisfied that Fires at any
time kept where it is unsafe and liable to result in the
destruction of property they hereby authorized ana
required to notify the occupant of the proper
typon which it is found of said fact, and order num-
her. or them, either to desst making fire at such place.
have the made safe. or both, with as little dc
lay as possible
3d. Said warden, or wadens, shall be governed by
the following RULES from which there shall be no dsev
alton, unless warranted by peculiar circumstance ~
the in which instances he, they are hereby au
thorized to exercise discretionary power.
], All chimneys fues shall be at least feet high,
after leaving the roof Six Brick Tor more) to the
round, laid fiat with lime mortar.
2 All Flues shall be either arched capped at Il
top; or have an elbow in the stove pipe communicating
Herewith, unless 20 feet from the fire.
g. The Fire shall in all instances be at least II feet
from the top of the chimney or hue.
T. No pipe shall enter the chimney or Hue in the gar
ret or at any other place difficult OF access or remote
| rom observation.
| 5. In all cases where chimney Aue, or pipe, has
been found to be unsafe, aud the owner or occupant
having been notified thereof and failing to comply with
the foregoing requirements, within reasonable time
It shall be the duty of the fire Warden, or Wardens a
fores aid, to have the necessary changes or re-
pairs made by competent workman; and the same shall
be done at the cost of the owner of the property.
g. ANY person or persons refusing to permit the du
" qualified officers to make the necessary examinations
Of their chimneys aues, pipes &c, shall be fined in a
ny sum not exceeding $5 at the discretion Of the May
or for every such refusal
Z, So much of ordinance No. es relates to fires, and
inspection Of chimneys, Aues &C. is hereby repealed.
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Temperance Celebration

MUEGOOD TEMPLARS &FRIENDs OFTEMPER.
L ance are solicited to attend Aass Meeting and
Temperance Pic Mic to be held at Valley Grove, Min
erva, Ohio on the 4th ofJuly, 1856. CHANcE, 'the
Buckeye Broadaxe" aud Others ale expected to speak
on the occasion. By order Of the
June 10, '56.-tf Committee of Arrangements.
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
Hhave been appointed and qualla ed as executor OF
the last MN and Testament of Daniel Need deceased.
An persons having claims against said estate must pres
ent them legally authenticated, within one year from
this date.
June 10, '56-Sw, DAVID EEBp.
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ESTATE N0TICE'-Noti is hereby given,
~ that the undersigned have been appointed and duly
qualified as administrators on the estate of David Mar
SHALL deceased, late OF Carroll co., Ohio, AL claims
against said estate must be presented legally authent-
Gated, within one year from this date.
JOSHUA MARSHALL,
CLARK MARSHALL, Admr's.
Juce 10. l956-3w.
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EXHIBIT

OF the Receipts and Expenditures Of
Carroll County, for hsyear ending Juns6. 1856.
General Statement Of charges and credits to
county Treasurer during heyear
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CHEAPEST SlDDLERY
IN THE STATE.

NHE undersigned returns thanks to his Friends, aud
i customers for their liberia patronage,
And would say that he continues TO manufacture
Saddles Brides &C. at his cabin ia Washing ton Town.
ship Carroll co. D.
Al work will be warranted, and sold on the most
favorable terms.
will take in exchange for work. grain ofany kind;
Houses Cows Sheep or any other good stock and will
sell for about one firth less than any one else.
June 18th, '56.-3m. WIN. NcLEAN.