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FIRE.-On last Saturday, the 2Ist, about
noon, the dwelling Of Mr.. Dickinson f, Moore,
on the Carroll Branch Railroad, at Harsh's
crossing, was consumed by fire, which caught
from the stove hue. Fortunately most of the
furniture was saved. Misfortunes do not come
single handed. This is the second calamity OF
this kind that has befallen Mr.. Moore within a
year; having lost his dVelling, about a mile
north of this place, on the 9Th day of March,
1856.
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A PREDICTION FULFILLED.

JeFsrson's fears are realized. The danger he
dreaded has ONE The Supreme Court. en-
in responsibility to the people, ar
rogales 10 itself the powers Of absolute govern
ment. and exercises them 10 extend the worst
Of despotsm. Acknowledging no control Ell
Their by Congress. the Executive, or even the
People, it assumes to issue edicts to each, and
to direct or forbid the action Of all. II its as
symptoms are yielded to. this is no longer a
Republic. Here is Mr.. Jefferson's warning,
written lhirty-fve years ago. Every line aud
word, applies with startling disIineIne's, to
the decision just made in the case Of bred
Scott
1--WE already see the power installed for life,
responsible to no authority flor impeachment
is not even a scare-crow) advancing wish.a
n~oiseless and steady pace to the great object
of consolidation. The foundations are already
deeply laid by their decisions for the annihi-
lation Of constitutional State Rights. This
will not be borne, You will have to choose
between reformation or revolution, If know
the spirit Of this country, the one or the 9TH
or is inevitable,
Contrary to all correct example, they go out
Of the question before them, to throw anchor
ahead, and grapple further hold for future adj
v%ances of power. OF saPPers and miners,
steadily working to undermine the independent
Rights of the S ates.
Nothing in the Constitution has given them
a right to decide Tor the executive more than
for the executive TO decide for them.
The opinion which gives to the judges the
right to decide what laws are constitutional
and what not, not only for themselves ii
their own sphere of action, but for the legis
lature and executive also in their spheres
would make the Judiciary a despotiC branch
If this opinion be sound, then indeed is GU
Constitution a complete felo de Sc. For il
tending to establish three departments, co-or
dinate and Independent that they might checl
and counterbalance one another, it has given
according to this opinion, TO one Of them alone
the right to prescribe rules for the Govern
ment Of the others-and to that one too
which is unelected by, and independent OF tn,
nation.
Such is the portrait Of Chief Justice TaneI
and his four slaveholding associates, drawn b.
the pen that wrote the Declaration Of lndepen
dence.
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TIE BORDER ROVER; by Emerson Bennett,
author of the "Prairie Flower" bride of the
Wilderness" de-; complete in two large duo
doc,mo volumes, neatly bound in paper cover,
Price 81, 30. The work will be sent to any
part of the United States, free of postage, up
on the receipt Of the price.-Address J.. B. Pc
terson, No. l0s, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The following opinion OF the work is from one
Of the most celebrated critics of the day:
''Perhaps il is enough to say of the Border
Rover, that it is one of Emerson Benefits
best productions, and will be sure to delight all
weaders who we're pleased with the Prairie
Flo wer and Clara Moreland, to which it may
be considered a companion-the scenes and in
cl6ents being somewhat similar. and yet the
story totally unlike either of the others. The
scene of the Border Rover is in the Territory
of Kansas, beginning at Independence, Mis-
souri, and extending all over the plains or Prai'
t;es 10 the Rocky Mountains It is full oil
thrilling adventure and hair breadth escapes,
love, romance and humor, and the characters
are trappers, traders, hunters, travellers, guides,
Indians, &C., &c. Furthermore, the scenes
are geographically correct. the incidents Of &C.
tual occurrence, and those who wish to see
Kansas as it was a few years since, will find
in this most exciting story some very accurate
and valuable Information"
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Wonderful, But True.

A few days since, Mr.. Jas. II. Beadle, Of Hunts.
vile, Alabama, called on US and gave US permission
to publish tor the benefit of suffering humanity, the
astonishing cure which had been effected in the case
of his wife by the use of DR., Hanee's Veg atable Epi.
leptic Pills: lie informed US, that at the time his wife
commenced using the medicine, her system was so en-.
tirely Frustrated, by the number Of spasms she had
undergone, as to reduce her weight to loo lbs, Since
she has heen taking the pills, she has entirely got over
the spasms and has gained in weight and bodily health
She now weighs at least 900 lbs, and declares she is
in better enjoyment of health than ever before in he
life. Mr.: Beadle also related the case of Mr.. Harrison
Lightfoot of the same town, who has been entirely cured
OF the worst form of Epilepsy by these same pills.
Mr.. Lightfoot's case was 80 bad that he never passed
a week without having an attack, often falling down in
the street. He has not had an attack for more than a
yeas. Mr.. Beadle thinks that ifthe pills ever fail in
curing a case, it is for the want of a proper perseve-
rance or the part of the person in taking them, as he
feels assured from observation in the case of his wife,
that il they are taken for a sufficient length Of time,
they will cure any case. Sent to any part of the coun-
try by mail, on the receipt of a remittance. Address
seth S. 4ance, lO8 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
Price, one box. 50; two, So; twelve; $24.
March Ia mo.
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Morria9rs.

MARRGED-0o the 10Th day of March, by the Rev.
H.. 5. Lasar, Mr.. John l.. Harsh, jr, to Miss Barbara
Ann Stemple, both of Carroll county.
BY the same, on the 18th inst, Mr., Joshua Marshall
to Miss Melinda Ciae, both of Carroll co.
By the same, on the 10Th inst, Mr.. George Rine-
hart to Miss Harriet Wall, both of Carroll CO
On 18th Inst, by Rev. A. Swaney, Mr.. George W.
Marietta to Miss Lucinda Armstrong.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. W. G.. Hauer, Mr. Pc
Ter Saylor to. Mrs. Hannah u. Fisher, both Of Malvern
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SEEERTFEl'S SALE.

Jonathan Long
Administrator of Order Of Sale.
John McAlister
VS. In pursuance Of an order Of Sale is
John +. Liz dsey sued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Carroll County Ohio and to me directed. |
will offer for Sale at the door of the Court House in
Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio.
On Satudayhe 18th dag of april 1857.
Rctween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
P NJ of aaid day the following; real estate "The North
lalf Of the South Wes' quarter dissection twenty eight
28l in township thirteen Q3) of Range four () con,
aiming eighty acres OF land in Fox Township Carroll
county Ohio--Terms Cash.
March 10. 1857. J. II. WHICRAFT.
Pr. fee $500 Sheriff.
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important to Printers.

have determined to sell my interest in ;he
Carroll Free Press, which consists Of ONE HALF
of the establishment, and offer the same upon
reasonable terms, and at a moderate price,
Other duties are too onerous for me to give
that time and attention TO the establishment
that the Republican interests Of Carroll eoun'
ty require. JOHN H. IhlrF'
March 26. 1851. If.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND BEAUTIFUL
CoMPLExIoN-csn be acquired by using the "Balm oil
a thousand Flowers What lady or gentleman would
remain under the curse offs disagreeable breath, when
by using the "Balm Of a Thousand flowers" as a den
rifce, would not only render itsweet, but leave the
eeth white as a~labasterP Many persons co not know
heir breath is bad, and the subject is 50 delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of counterfeits.
be sure each bottle is signed, FETRIDGE& Co., N. Y.
Fer sale by al Druggists.
Feb; 10, lSt7,-6mO. alt.
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Gpetial NOtitcs
CERTIFICATE OF R. WOODWARD, Esq.

The well known traveller for the DuncannOn Irol
Works, Perry CO, Pa.
Duncannon, January II, 1855
DR.. c.. N. JacksOn-Dear Sir-"I was for five years
severely afflicted with Chronic Bilious Dysentery, for
which | was attended by several of the best Physicians
in the country, but all Ofno avail. l also useg various
remedies, but could find nothing to benefit me unit,
| was induced to try Hooaand's German Bitters, after
taking four bottles of which, | was entirely cured. and
am now enjoying the best of health"
DR.. H. B. SCARBOROUGH says:
Dover, Tenn, Aug. %, 1881 have sold all the
German Bitters you have sent me, and if the prapara-
ton continues to do as much good as it has done, it
will be the best medicine ever cold here"
See advertisement.
March 81. 2w,
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E- We are in receipt of the premium list
of the next annual Fair Of the Columbiana co.
Agricultural Society, to be held at New Lis
bon in September next, in which competition
will be open to all citizens of the State except
on field crops. We hope the expectations Of
the most sanguine may be realized-a splendid
aEfait.
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CLEVELAND LEADEE,-In consequence of the
increased amount Of advertising, this paper has
Increased its dimensions. Shat a due proportion
of reading matter might be afforded its read
ers. The Leader is one of the foremost com
mereial papers of ohio-edited with ability and
reliable in its inform alton.
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OF The London Quarterly RevieV, for Janu-
ary, and Blackwood's Magazine, for February,
have been received. Leonard Scott & Co., \,
Pork, re-publish the four British Quarterlies
and BIackwood.-Price So per annum, each,
or the four Review and Blackwood, $40,
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ESTATE. NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given
l that | have been duly qualified as executor Of the
of John Edwards, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate must present themegsliy au-
/ henticated, within ere year hom ills date.
Dec. 4, tS56. JEHU lDEN, Executor.
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SEgglR HITS SALll.


Cothoripe Ma shall PARTITION.
guardian of BY virtue of an order of
Matilda Marshall, &c. sale in this cas- {, Issued from
VS. the Court of Common Pleas
John Marshall. of Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed, | will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House. in Carollton, Carroll county Chic,
On SATURDAY,, the 4M day Of APra, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'cl. ck A, u. and 4 o'clock
P. D.. of said day, the following real estate situate in
the county ofCarrOll and State Of0hio, viz: The south
vest quarter Of section seventeen. township fourteen,
and range five, ofthe lands ordered to be soll at steu,
benvlle. Ohio, except twenty acres off OF the west eLd
Of said quarter. And also, thirteen acres ont OF the
aorth east corner Of said quarter now owned and occu
pied by David Maple. Appraised at s2,ooo, snfJeet &c
Inc widows dover. Terms. one-third cash, one.thiId
in one year, and the residue in two years With Interest
from day of sale, secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. j. l. nHliCAAFli S"S'"'
March 5, lS57.-ts. pr fee 50,
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HoME A~aA1N.--James GJrdan, Tobacconist
and Confectiouer, announces himself

Home again, home again,
From the Eastern shore;
And obi It fills his heart with joy
TO meet his friends once more.
As he has largely replenished his stock OF
fruits, contectionaries, tobaccos, Snufs, de-,
he is prepared to furnish his customers with
anything and everything in his l;ne of business.
Read his advertisement
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NOTICE To BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Whe undersigned will sell to the lowest responsible
/ bidder on Saturday the 18th of April 1857 between
the hours OF - and 2 o'clock P. NJ. in the town Of
Malvern, the building of a new bridge across Sandy
creek in said town. A draft and specifications may
be seen by calling at the office of G. & I. Hardesty,
Malvern, Ohio.
THOMAS WEI, Commissioners of
JACOB STRIYER, Carroll County.
March 9th 1851. If.
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of Ohio, Carroll County $.

ELNIV VI OIIIW9 NtNiNVIa NUUsU' "
OFFICE OF IuE JUICE OF PROBATE
C~arrollton, March -, 1851.
ME following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in This Office, and are
L set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day of April
D. 1851, at l o'clock P. NJ. of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until al! are disposed
of. Zhc filing and ~pendeIcy of (which Accountants and
interested will take notice, viz:
First acct Cf Chas. Stewart ex'r. Of of Elizabeth Smith,
dec,
Second " Daniel Highland guardian of minor heirs
of Robert Denney, dec.
Final +" Philip Coble admir- of Margaret Coble,
dec.
" William D. Philips ex'r of will of dun
Gotschall, dec.
" 4" t. Iddinga & Geo. Evans ears Of will Of
Samuel Iddiugs, dee.
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EH- The Alliance Times. published by s. G..
Mckee. Esq, m to us in new dress, and
enlarged. 1t presents a neat appearance.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
.JAs. q, WILSON.

MOULD inform the public that he has heated in Car
%rrolltun where he will be happy to receive a
share of public patronage. He is determined to get up
work III a style not to Do surpassed here or elsewhere
Shop Immediately opposite Cummings 4 Couch : store
and a few doors west Of the "Patton House" where b
can be found at AL times.
C%arrollton, 0. March ), 81. If.
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The great reputation Of Singers Sewing Machines is
founded on the fact, that they are perfectly adapted
to every variety oCwork. and that each one Of item,
kept employed, will earn nos less than
One thousand Dollars a Year.
al persons desiring full and rel able information a.
bout these machnes-sizes, prices, modes OF purchas-
ing, &c. can obtain tb! applying, by letter or other
wise, for a copy OIL. NJ. Singer g. Co.'s Gazette,a beau
tiiul pictorial paper, entirely devoted to Sewing Ma
chine interests. 1t will be sent gratis.
Local Agents
Wanted in every town in the United States, to whom
ibel al inducements are offered
N. b. We have made arrangements with many edi-
tors and publishers highly profitable AMI satisfactory re
them, and wish to make similar contracts witt eveIy
newspaper and magazine in the country. For fall
particulars address /. b, SINGER, Il Co,
March 10, l~S57,-3m' 1923 Broadway, New-YOrk-
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NIlEE2IEE1'N SALE.

George c. PAYNE J State Of Ohio, Common Pleas.
We Civil Action,
Horny Swartz. Order of Sale.
By viruc Of an order Of sale issued out OF tho Court
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, an d to me
directed, I viii offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in the town of CarrolltDn, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock ?. II.
On Saturday, the 1871 day Of april, 1857,
the follow ing real estate, to Wit Lot number twenty
four (2n in the town of Magnolia, Rose township,
Carroll county, Ohio, occupied as a tavern stand. sold
a the property Of George G. Payne. Terms cash,
JOHN II. W~HITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March IL, 1857. I'd pr fee $50.
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ATTEEr1oE BU4pERs!--Read tho notice Of
the county Commissioners to bridge builders,
found in to-day's paper.
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USTATE NOTICE.-Notico is hereby given that I
IA have been appointed and qualified as executor OF
the last will of Van Brown deceased. All persons hav,
inc claims must present them within one year, and all
wbo know themselves indebted by book account or by
notes without surety, must do so in M 'datey.
March 10 1857. JAMES BROWN Executor.
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F- GRATIS TO EVERYBODY. .Rg
RICH. RlRb AND SPICY.

LIBR RY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RACINESSi
We ave now in print a large catalogue Of the most
hseinl ", Interesting and curious publications that
we e ever published in this or any other country
Thew are all translated from the French of the most
celebrated authors, and every enc of them is illustrat.
ed with beautiful Characteristic engrayiues 1.-THE most
of them colured(. Catalogues sent FRSg by return Of
mail. to any person who will dropa line addressed to
HENRY Il. G. BARKLEY,
No. III Greenwich stree. New York.
January ID, ls51.-3m.
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Select School in CarrOIltun.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
Carro!lton and vicinity that be will open school IN
the school house on Canal ST., April 9th, 1851, N which
he will teach the common branches, also Ma. Philoso-
ply, Algebra, Chemistry, History Astronomy and
Physiology.
For the assistance Of pupils who wish to acquire a
knowledge of the lest mentioned useful study there
will be in use a set Of Cutters Anatomical plates.
Tuition for the term Of three months for the common
branches three dollars for any of the above mentions
ed branches in connection with Ihe common i've DOL
lars, JAS. L. FhIL<OlI'
March u. Isj7.-8R.
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SHERIFFFS SALE.

Isaac Kryster, Order Of Sale
vs.. By yitue Of an order Of
A.. B. Bier 'eman, sale Issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county Ohio. and to me d.
rected IN this case, / will expose TO sale at tie door Of
the Court House, C~arrollton, Ohio.
On Saturday, tie All day Of 1pra, 1857,
between the hours ofl0 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock
NJ, the following described real estate situate in the
town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, lot number
twenty eight, (2s) in Roberts third addition to the
said town, Appraised at 500 o. Terms cash,
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March 5. 1851 Ii. 81. fee, g 20.
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VVETsIFIl'S SALE.

David Albauga and wife, In Partition ,,n,;.
VS. IN pursuance q plulleS
Elizabeth Levy. ct, ais. alias order Of the Court of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me di,
rected in this case, l will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house, in Crrollton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, tile lGM day Of AprR, 1857,
the following described cal estate, viz; The one undi'
V idcd half Of lot number fifty, (50) in Atkinson.s add
ton to the town of Clrrollton, Curoll county, and
State of Ohio. Appraised at $Tl5. Terms one.third
cash. one.third in one year and The remainder in two
years, secured by mortgage.
JOHN II. WII7CRAFT, Sheriff.
March 70, 1857, I'd pr fee $50.
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%CONSUMpTION CURED.

Be not deceived BY base limitations. H~egeman,
Clark a Co.'S genuine Cod Liver OIL, never disarpoihts
and ten year's experience has prOvedi' superior to all
Others, and the OIL; reliable cure for consumption,
A. there Is a great deal Of spurious oil in The market
adgltegatyd with seal oil, whale oil, &c, too much care
can not be :akcn 10 procure the genuine.
Our oil Is made at our factory in New FOundland and
each bottle has our Signature over the cork, be careful
to get H~cgeuan' Cark q Co.'S, as thousands HhO have
used other oil Of iule.i0 quality, and we're about giving
up in despair. have been restored 10 health by using
tie genuine oil Of our manufacture, Sold by all druggists
Dec, IS, IS5G,-3m,
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NSTATE EOTIOE.-Notice is hereby given that We
IA have been duly appointed and qualified as Exec
utors of the last will and testament of John Arbuckle
deceased, late Of Monroe township Carroll county Ohio
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those who have claims a.
gainst said Eatate will present them legally authentica>
tep Tithin II months from this time.
b. MCCARTHY,
TH0S. r, GRIFFIN,
Feb. &c, 1857. Executors.
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. RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose sands ofufe have nearly run out, discovered,
while in The East Indies, a certain cure for COnsump.
lion, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and general debility
this remedy was discovered by him when his only
child darghtcr-was civenup to die: Wishing TO
do as much good as possible, he will send to such Of
my flictei tellow.beings as request it this recipe, With
IA jlli1ections for making up aud successfully using il.
Ieaequires each app icaut to iuelose him one shilling
three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe.
and the remainder to be al piled to the payment of
this advertisement. Address DR.. II. JAMES.
No. ~ Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey,
Ian. |. lS56.-Sm,
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CRTBTkpORNs HkIR z

Within a nus shell all the merits lie,
fCristadoro's never equalled Dye;
Red it makes Hack, TO brown transforms a grey,
and kocps Inc bbIes Glaays from decay.
this matches leyitaliziug Hair Dye still h,lds Is
portion as the n ost harmless aud tflcaciOus Eair Dye
in the void Prepared aud SID Nholesale and retail
and applied in ten private rooms, at Girls aforo's, No.
6 Aster House, Broadway, New.Yo,k, and by all per-
Tuners and Druggists in the Unit,d States,
Agents Cincinnati, Ohio, j. D. PARK, and SoLcN
P4tNEG.
Jan Is, lSJ1,-tv.
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Simmer School.

The undersigned will open a summer session
of school in the lisbon Street school room, on
Monday, Aprl 2Oh 1857.
Terms as heretofore, HM' McCO1.
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NSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, that 1
IL have been duly appointed Administrators with the
viii annexed of The estate of John Wall deceased
All persons having claims against said estate must pre-
sent them within one year. ANNA WALL,
March 10. 1857. Adutr win Wit annexed
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p. Communications containing orders or subScrip'
tions for the work will be expected TO be accompanied
with the amouut- fractional parts ola dollar may be
sent in Postage Stamps,)-and the work will be fot-
warded by mail, free UfPOstage.
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JAMES GORDON,
TObacOnist and COnfectiOnGr,
Main st. CarrOlltOn, Ohio.

Deals in chewing tobacco, smoking tobacco, sniff,
common and fancy pipes, cigar cases and holders,
snuff boxes, tobacco boxes, &C., &c,
l invite especial attention to my new new stock OF
Comprising lemons, oranges, raisins, figs, dates, cur
rants, citrons, nuts of various kinds, canties Of all
kinds, spices, pickles and pepper sauce.
Also, a variety Of toys iOi children, and numerous
othr articles too tedious to mention"
Cigars always on hand at whoIesalsor retail.
March 26, no. IA lS57-tL.
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81. PEN NOR INK UEsD. ga.

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. hcLau-
rims patent self in%structing process in penmsnship ena'
bling every one TO write with the greatest ease, elegance
and rapiduy. 1t has been adopted By the Public Schools
Of New York; andby our first Merchants. The Procss,
complete with full directions for use, viii be sent pret.
paid on the receipt Of 81. To clubs or agents, six cop.
les for IS. liberal discount On large orders. ADJ
dress leland & McLsutin, 3i6, Broadway New York.
March l2 le57-v3n. ~