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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

Thi. question having become 50 IhorOughly
,n,srwOgsn with cur politics. all matters e0a-
usslsd with. or relating to, the subject become
in.sresliue. FOr Tie benefit Of our readers We
give The following brief account of It's hf" IN
,roduclioa into this continent:
Slaves we're sold in Cuba as early n losl,
Atthat time the SpaDiards were much less de-
srous than the Portuguese Of possessing slaves;
for in 1889. Il, 900 negroes were sold N The
civ Of Lisbon. The Jads 10 slaves vas not
free il the sixteenth century. licenses for 'tbe-
ing granted by the gossramsnt snd, 10 1886
Gtssper PrsalLa purchased the monopoly Of The
whole Of Spanish Ameriaa. Ia i595 Il was seld
to Comes RAvpul: and again. iniA6lS, Ante
piO BOdrieuez De Elsrss. ThssutiFs AnssioaE
importation did net exceed $500 yearly, an'
Iths psOpIs Of Cubs, occupied exclusively . .
raising cattls, received avery few. Darinl
the war of,he succession, the French trader
visited Havana, exchanging slaves for tobacco
The uosssssiOn,o Of the Islands BY the Engllsp
stimulated somsw hal the importation ofnegroes
rat. in 1898, although the capture OF HaVan
and the presence Of the foreigners created ne'
wants, the uurAber Oislaves did not exceed 20
600 in that disalct. and $4,000 in the whole Il
: land 70 ttt AZ ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

ISJuRIEs ON TnR HIGHwAV.-ln the Supreme
Court, at Salem, Mass. a verdict OF Sl,235
was rsndsred in favor OF Mr.. Peabody, who al
lsg.d injuries to bimse lf and horse ia cOn''-
qusnss Of the latter getting bis foot into crew
&c. between the land and the last plank OF the
Middleton bridge. whereby the horse fell and
.barkcd bis legs. aud Mt. P, was thrown a
gsinst the top of the carriage. slightly lnjuring
him. Twas shown that the horse, harness and
carriage had cost the owner but $685. and 'ha
the harness was the most valuable part OF h'
e.,ablishment, but the jury rendered a verde
Of damages equal to one dollar per head uPO
each iHhGbitant Of the tOWn which was the d
fsndan, in. the suit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

THs TARIFF BILL Mr., Lstcher OF Virginia
reported Tariff bill in the House on the 23d
ult., which proposes uniform reduction Of %
per cent on the duties levied by the Tariff o.
lals Also, the transfsr Of manufactures o
.ilks to the schedule now paying 80 per cent
manufactures of fax. and blankets OF all klhds
10 the schedule now paying 25 per cent; un
manufactured wool to the 10 per cent schedule
and the raw silks. most Of the crude dy'''uh'
manufactured vegetable dyestuffs, dyewOOd
tov. seeds. animals. &C., to She free list
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

l e. The Jews had no surnamss, nor ihadithe
early Greeks and Romans, Latterly the ko-
| m ans used three names; the first correspond.
,ing 10 our Christian name. the second the
class of rank name, and the third The family
name. Modern surnames began to be used a
bout the tenth century when nobles took the
name Of their estates; middle class sons Of their
fathers, as Johnsohs, Thompson. de-, and 9TH
erslof trades, ss Smith, Cooper Tailor DC, Fan,
| cy names also we're given to fOundlings, and
nicknamss became surnames. a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

such cases. bad the suit appealed and brought
before the Saprsms Court al Washington. It
is "sou.h side" movement. and the object is
to get decision which shall destroy the pres
snt law Of freedom BY which master vOluntA'
rily carrying bis slavs into q free State, sets
him free. IIisa made up ease-a political
leonirived plan. for getting the iuausnee OF the
Supreme Court Of The United States to aid the
Democratic claims for The bens6t Of slAHsrY-=
1ss THAI the owner Of human beings can
llawfally sOjOara 9Th them in Tree State. ahd
F.nsiataiu his claim 10 them as bis .'chattsls. /"
The laws Of that State or the Law Of Nations .
the cOntrsry Notwithstanding q,
ID. That men Of color, though giflsd and IN
l,enigenl. are mel "cllltn'" Of tho United
iStates.
Sd. That The "Equaiiiy Of the States" re
ou,rss that property in slaves should be as fully
recognized and protected in all the States o
tn. Union, as property in horses is recOgDiz''
and protected in ell the States oil the Union.
4,h. That the constitutions of the free State
prohibiting slavery are 'ipenal statutes" Whicl
neither the courts of the slave States. or Of tn
United States. are bOuud TO enforce, or bound
regard Toledo Blade.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
lSUERiFFS SALE.
John S. Hunter,

Johns Hunters b.. virtue off q q. Ct.
VS. lev. IA. issued out Of the
Thomas vanhorn, and Court Of Gommog Pleas for
| WilIiah..F aghorln Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me dnecced, r offer for sale at the door of the
Court nonse in CaFoIlton. Ohio,
On Saturday, tke 7h day Of February. 1857,
betwcenthe hourso 10 o'clock 4. II, and o',lOck,
A. of said day, che follow ng described real estate,
sitaale u ice township, Carroll county. Ohio, to w.t.
The east half of The southeast quarter of section H.
Of oftownship lS, sfrAngs 5, containing ons hundred
scres, more or less Taken as Che property Of ThOm'
as sand William Van Horn, Terms cash, -.
Iq JOHN II, WHlTcKAFT, Sheriff,
January s; 1856, pr fee I, 300,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

FESTIVAL. In csnsidersii on OF tbs gsople
Of The State Of Ohio having built SO large and
90 fins s.CapitoI At Columbus, the people OF
ths Capital city txteAded to the citizens OF the
State. pretty generally, a. invitatiOA to meet
thsn around the "festivs Board" on Tuesday
svsaing last ia the Capitol. Doubtless they
had numerous assemblage, sad II 'eirOam'
stances over which >e bad no sontrol had
no. have prevented, VS. should have Seer
thsrs to s0eH. yes, saeu the crowd little lar
gerl ahsm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
Fer the Free Pres.
Fast TrotIiag.

Ednt AAVSRAb' $3.50
Asssrs. Editors: There is AZ sssOaeoNs i'm
pFsssion abroad as 10 the time made bS the
1--WE Morgsn and Messenger horses on the
last day Of our late fair. On thai day purse
sas raised for the fastest trOtlirg stallion, IN
or Out OF the esaaty. The sGresHens v"'
GAat each Han upon payment Of one dollar
hOuld enter his horse, and select membeI
OF the committee, The members Of the com
mittee thus chosen, il an even numSsr, we're
10 chose one from the persons present not con
pse,sd wI.h the oomp,tnlons.
ND. Wstmore Of Navarro Stark 60. o.. en-
tered Napoleon Morgan. aaHt
W. C. NIOis, entered Messenger owned b
glsun 4 o., Hlsrk CO. o,
FLINT AOrgas, ownsd bI ssmpany, was er
tsrsd by lie sonpApy's esnmiuss. bsi noi Il
Aey eysyss sonseqasssly lii not ehOoss Of u
Judges. WslnOra aus Msrgsa selected u
committee in gooi faith. Il wss agresd III
a.sh hsrse should tros four nmss sround u
RAG sisyls. Napoleon Morgan ~snt beat
In q sec Messenger in In. 20 sec. NsPOls'
uorrsn besting Messenger 6 sec. consequent
sock the money
Tlinl Morgan Immediately ahsr lrs'ted bel
The same committee over tbs ssns ground, -
Ihs saale number OF rounds ia I'm. u sec.
Here Hss ia the lime table Of the three be
sss - gigsn on Ihs fair grounds by the cha
mas of The asommItss Mr. Jefferson Marlin
(aI Co, o. 4ts
Esp0Ison Morgan, i'93
Ri,nt 10 i24
hs4.nIx i,t9
FAIR PLAY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

PpwER OF CAk BRAKEs.-B Brakes cannot stop
n train of cars instantly. lfapplied too tightly;
tbey iIock .the wheels" but lhey preveLt The
whole from SLIPPING along on smooth track
|At Aspeed Of six miles per hour a. train viii
slide. in ordinary condition Of the tr'ek. ]" dis
lance of nine hundred feet or over ons.sixth o.
a mile, in spite stsll that the brakes. or even
runners or drag under the wheels could do lie
lprsvent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

Tux KANSAS PosT 0FFrcE.--The charge has
repeatedly been made that the seals Of private
cOrrs.pOn snse WAS no more respected ia the
Kansas post Office shan il France OF Asstria.--
A part Of the policy Of thrustisg slavery upon
that uuhsppy tsrritsry has been ts violate the
sails, 40 sxanpls long since set by high gu.
.bority ia The slsvs States. This has been stead
liz deuisd ia the Democratic papers. Perhaps
they will believe Gov. Geafy himself. Who
writes: '''3- sAH
Every package Addressed to me through
tbs mail ls broken and inspected before il reach.
e, my hands. Ills entirely unsAte 10 send In
form alton throaghlhs post ofies, and more es'
peciaIly 90 to use that medium to forward any
hing Of pecuniary vslue. POstms'ter are al
lhsr ignorant ofthsir duty and obligations, or
being acquainted with these, Aet in violation o
bOt6,. Indeed II have been credibly Jiniormct
that in soae places. persons not connected viii
tbe Offices ere permitted tctshtsr sHd osarhsa
I,hs msils previSss 10 their idistriba!iou. 'rhl
il q serious evil upon which some prompt &C
ton is needed" q .i5a 1o q t,s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

"DoN'r READ Turs 1rSM Under this head
the ColumbianA county RepabIica" Perpstrato'
the follOving irOnical dun
We are pretty sure nobody will read this i
tenn; or il they do. they will, perhaps forget 1t
immediately, or, at least not say anything a
bout it, so that if we were to tell those who are
in arrears for their paper. that printers nsve
needed any money to carry on their business
ar to buy thS necessares Of life, like other folks
but lived entersly on 'Hho evidence OF things
loped for, and the substance ofthings not seen
thev wouldn't believe it. but in spite OF our re-
moustrauce, would fOtce US to accept the money
that they owe US. It's the nature OF S0m'
folks to be generous.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

s cAss OF DRED scOrr,--Dsda Scott was a
NissOar slave. the property of Surgeon Edmon-
see. OF ths Uaitsd States Army. He was ta.
ksn by EdnODson 10 Rock Island ia lllippis.
and there rsmsinsd for three years. ,Tkance
he was taken by his masterto Fort Snslling in
Minnesota. AndthsFe remained ter 8 sOnsidera-
Die time. At Fee. SuslliNg DEsd met With !
slave girl belonging 10 an eiicsr, msrried hel
and bad two children, one Of whem was borr
ia free territory (ncrth Of the COupromiss hae
and The otheria Missouri. Drsd On being re
moved into Missouri. aud andeEstsadiag tba
HE residences in aires territory made him free
brought suit for his freedom. and of course 3
decision adverse TO his claim, lie was siisv
ward transferred to John +. G. Sanford. ofNe,
Yuk, vbo, in order TO settle the law in a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The Harrison Branch of the State Bt siftue OF an
Bank of Ohio, in Cadiz; execu.ioh ssueS
vs. tFom tae SSuis W
!, Hanes w. G!essenor, ct. ais. Dumm,u Pleas for
Harrison cousts Ohio and to me diHecsed vii e:'
bose to public se at the dOOgef The Ceurt House in
Cafrollton, Ohio , .arru
On Satarday, the 7th day Of February, 1857 :
AosSvean the hours of 10 O'Clock A. I. and o'clock
p M on said day, tina following eal estate. situate in
lac township Carroll comfy, Ohio, viz: The east
6sf o the southwest quarter Of seesion 80 township
I2 aad range q. Appraised q sllpO,Oo. Iakea -
the property Of Eianes Gessener. Terms cash:
JOHN II, WHLTCRAgT, Sheriff.
January g, 1851, 7,-pr fees3o0,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
SHERIVF'N SALE.

D Milo Cain e'' als By virtue Of tive two Sds writ.
George 7. SALESMAN, etals the Court Of CommOn
Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, and 70 me directed,
will expose to public sale at the door Of the Court
House, in CsrFoltOn, Ohio,
0Ha,Saiwday, the 7th day Of February. 1857.
between the hours ofl0.o'clock A N and o'clock,
Z. M OH said day, the following premises situate in
MeehaR cstowp, Carroll county Ohio to Wit Lots No,
1911. l2 II and 5, in Mechanicstown. Appraised
st $375, taken in execution the property of John
y, Lindsey. Termsteash. JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT,
AIanuarY.e le5I--pr fee 50 Sherh.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

EEJ. A. ulngan, young Ipishmsn9 arrii
yea in New York three yeats age vita p i5,-
900 given to him by bis father. dlkadayzaer
two since ho drowned himself, aud seveuty -hve
cents Of his last delar we're iouad on the per-
son. The rest has been dissipated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

HuHriSoroH--Ths notorious New-York
fOrgsr, has. notwithstanding the plea Of 'nsan-
ay. put in-by bic skilful ssua'el, based upon
his enormous tOrgeries Of twsSty nillIon''
bssa fOsni guilty and asHtsucsd to States
prison four years and bins nOnths. Served
him tight.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

FIRE AT STEUDENvlLLE:-A destructive hre
occurred at steubenville on Tuesday moraing'
the 23rd ult in the steam A)uring mill belong
ing to the estate ofthe late james Means, 1t
originated in the third story OF the building an
was caused by the friction of machinery. The
Herald says: I'd.
i"Mr. Gpiselman, Lessee of the mill, about
twelve or fifteen thousand dollars Messrs
Means, owners lost from seven to eight thou
sand dollars. AS far as we could learn no 10
surance was upon the property destroyed otn
er buildings were in danger of belfg consu
med, but the manly courage of some OF ou'
best citizens saved them great imauyfper'
sons have been thrown out Of employment bl
the couAagratioaa The mill has stood fot q
bout forty years, and was a great slapd by Y
our town." .Ags eIs
EFLOokiug over the returns of The low
election, we 60d that Fremont beat Buchanan
ia Buchanan coupty, while Buchanan bsa
Fnmont in Fremont county. ."Wharst
name? e?"-- SteubepVlle Herald, "e'ht i'aAifs. I
aH Ha II %
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
is,o7o pensions. Total yearly

ls,O78 pensions. Total yearly y. !
hmoupE, Ha 'o'9'o'
There have been 900 pensioners added to
,hs roll, and 1 $40 stricken of by death. OF
,hs latter uunbes 2I2 we're revolutionary SOL
disrs. Many Of this class Of pensioners yet lIv'
ING are repOrtad!o m 9s to loo years
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
NAVY PENSION.

There have been n original aPpIicstl'ns'
and applications Gov increase, admitted, the an
uual amount Of which h S., ,525. and the ar
rears At the date Of fissuiag the pension certlh'
.a,ss amounted to s3.474,64. The uambsr o
peusiOusrs on the rolls June 80, 1885. in th'
s.vsral s.atss aud Territories, were--+ .1if
s5s lnvaIds. yearly amount al a s29,5i5'si
4ss widtws and orphans yearly g.8Ia
.mornt .a eta' Et.1's 90, ,67OOC
10 privateers. yearly amount, '"l 4'OO
tl.-- 4.
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- Zen lines or Jess Of solid Brewer WI Dc s9i'''
cred Square.
Nw~Airsrtlssrs mus. be particular to narE the nun
her Of Insertions sa me face Of their adEeEasement
or tAeywa be Published npt orGsFsd out and charged
accordingly. - rrx.
- 1dvertsements should be handed IN ~ Fohs
p,T nOkSIsa, 10 insure insertion that week
~ Jos Wonk neatly and sxpeditiouslJ executed 81
ais oaice on the shOrtes possible notice.
%GR0. A. CRoFBT, rs South Fourth street, :. =
boTe walaut philadelpha, is our AUTHORISED AssHl "
obtain Advertisements for us tn that eiH'
~ Woes ogrS, Publishers o. me os,ss IaO Full
Register" are our NeS-fork Asen'S- 0''''
ed Street, Mes York 80 !.
rwrs II. PErrKSslLL Co., are our authorized =
eeSss. or procuring adysFsiseneats N the ey oi N"'
Ton and elsewhere.
r-I.TP. WnaHr, is our Only authorized agent iO
o,oegring advertisements in the city OF fitiourgn'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

fEgThe vote OF California for President
stands as followss-- Buchanan, 60000; Fill
more, 35 900; Fremont, 10000. Buchanshs
maioril, over both, 5000,
The Legislature stands as follows; 49,.
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--lI=I AM | ERICAlN NOTNE.

DCARROLLTOK..: :: E: As's: OHIO.
: THIS HOUSE, lately occupied by S. G. NekEE,
has been lately rsed 1y the subscr er and now pre-"
sents all the advantages that ara desired IN ahrs'aIc
Hotel The best thai lthevmarket affords ts procured
A. III ia House and evsty facility for comfort ard sa-
sure is furnished at this popular stand. ...s...
January 3 l857.-tf. =. C.SWAR1ZELL
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Mseilag ofhs Republican Stais Central Commit
rs eitss. H-i ST.
RRpuvL1cLN STATE CKET'L Con- Ro7MSO !
e& - December IL, 1856.

UteeluUsF IL IOOo'
A meeting ofihf members Of the RsPOblicsu
State Central Committee will be held'sf Colum.
bu,, on Wednesday, the lAlh of January, 1857
AT 4 o'clock in Che afternoon Of thatyday. AZ
there may not be another meeting previous e
the sssembHng of ths Convention for the nomi
nation ofslate officers, full atttendanes of th'
COMMITTEES is desirable audimpOrtanI,
/ By order Of the Chairman. > z
y w. +. BASCOM, sec'y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

d Two Democratic Uuited States Senators, Wi
will therefore BE geleced by the legislature AZ
is session in January. 1t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

Qua REMEDY HAS SUccEEDED.- Our rallyIng
erv will be disahion. DisuAioaa Whenever we
are threatened with such fate. The danger
for tie present Is past. Oar remedy hes sa'ee'ff-
sh va will pressrus an3 CHERISH Tie remedy 10
5.4ssed aotencper similar danger occur --R'cR-
moad Enquirer. = waf.'aA ~
The above is,a very c9pdId confession. We
would suggest. however. that the Eaqairsr in
ouire of the youth who cried "wqlf, wolf|'
SO often that people laughed evea when the
wolf was upon him. whether tAesindisorininste
uselefsqch '2;rsmedy" will pay tits our 'n'
nression Il will Aot.-- CleyslaPd Leaaer
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a Collection Of NsHspapsr Facts ana. Statistics,
containing
ACOMPLETE-LiIO OF NEWsPAPERS
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invaluable assistant to the Editor, Book Publisher and
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On the receipt of 81 it will hs pre- paid per mail to
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editorial reference and sending copesof papsr, pre-
paid to the above address, will receive copy Of the
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January 8 lS57.-3m. Enaa
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~ Editing a ue"spspefiia a good deal like

kW EdiungN a neWspapeF'I u . gOOu ueaI I'RV
making fre.1 Every body nsupposs' that be
can do il "a httls better than any body
aelse d,bsWe have seen people doubt their7 bt-
ness for apple s-peddlng, driying oxen, and
counting lath;l but in all our experiences We
nsver vet metSith that individual who dld not
think he could s.double( (ths, siFephliopii Of any
paner il, two snunlhs, -1sktdbata Sentinel.
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THE ALLtANcz COLLISION There lS nov
existing in the minds of the Community con SD
arabic doubt as to which Rail Road connected
with this accident, is most in fauit7- both roads
claim that the accident is Attributable to the
othel.-- The truth in relation 10 the mater will
be ascertained Ia time. foe we hear that The
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Roadahave bropgh'
suit in our CoIambiana county against the
Pitt. Fl. W. % Chicago Road 70 recover from
the DANA ye sustained by the Locomotive and
cars c.usel by the collision, The result Of
this suit will-prob,bIy settle the question az
o which the blame is to be attached. = y
#tHAts EtfF
Lisbon, Buckeye State. qatFU b-4 a.,fs y
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n sHaEw tsoEa TO TuslDsvIL.s-s In ohalaet
the interior towns Of Virginia, Miss Nancy
shrew wae lately married TO Mr. Samuel Devil
A shrew and the devil xill make 20 even team.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

Tue Ono FARMER. There are very isw u any
naners 10 our country that have gained more
permanent and enyiable reputahOnI9than the
I FtOhio Farmer. edited and published 10 this city
bv Thomas Brown. To the agriculturlst Is
weekly messenger Of intelligence aud iniorma-
lion. bearing to bin the news Of Important dis
[covsries andimprovements, and the Jesuit oil
tsuccessful experiments in the "noblest, because
Ilho natural employment of man." The stock
grower will fnd in its columns able essays aud
discussions from distinguished gentlemen, who
for long series OF years, have given a'tenslon
t0 the raising Of horses, cattle, hogs anu SWINE
AID from the valuable suggestions o. tL"se
writer's. he will learn much about hOcks snc
herds. BY which TO improve his own. Ih'
Hortisulturist and the Gardener, will aud IA III
valuable and well fed columns very much tC
J, ou,de them in the selection OF apples, cher
! RES. peaches pears, pluns, grapes, berries
q and a great variety of excellent vegetables 81
:, valuable to the family and for the market
= ;, phe lover and the student OF nature, Art, Sci
> euce. Literature, History, Poetry. Blograghy
II Political and domestic economy. OF the Fielq
!. the forest and the GArden, will find very muc
!. to. instruct to please, to CRAFTY, and they VII
Ilsarn that the taste of all cared fer, by 1udici
. GUS selections. and by able and original contr
81 buttons from valuable correspondents. tn
4, Ohio Farmer is well worthy Of place in s'
cry "Homo" in our land, for, while it teacht
and instrucLs the Farmer, in relation to y
d q il and crops, and AoCks. and fruits, i ais
;. Icultivates taste for polite literature and tn
. love of art, in the mind Of every member OF b
household. We commead the Ohio Fayn'
i to all who desire good Family NeWsPaPer. =
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