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EThe Washington correspondent. Of

TThe Washington correspondent oil
Fornsy's Philadelphia Press, writing on
the ist, speaks thus confidently
"Ths fate ,f Lecompton is sealed be-
yond redemption. The Southern men re
fuse peremptonly to concur in the Presi-
dents declaration that the people Of Kan.
sas, uuder the Calhoun Constitution, will
have the right to modify and change its
provisions previous TO the prescribed time
Of 1864, not to say anything ofS condition
precedent affixed to the act Of admission
and the Northern Democrats who have, up
to this time. supported the Administration
on this question, will go no further, unless
such condition is agreed to and embodied
ID the law Enthusiastically"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
rNTle ChiIico,he Adverliser sustain.

TTLe ChiIicothe Advertiser susLaius
Miller for voting with the Lecomptonites
on Harris's resolution. and says the people
Of bic district will sustsin him. The States.
man sustains Mr. Cox for voting against
the LecomptOnites, aud says the people Of
bis district will sustain him. Whist dos'
this prove? Why that modern DemOc'a'
cy, Instead Of beirg national institution,
don't extend the length of the sciOta Val
ley.-Chio Strt. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

ET See advertisement Of "Lifs and
Death on the Ocean," This 10 an inter.
ssIipg and exciting work, giving glowing
picture Of ocean life. It is illustratsd with
numerOu, beautifully cOlored engrayings.
Those who see the work cannot help being
pleased with II. Mr.. Watson, Of Augusta,
i now canva.sing the county as agent fol
the wofk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

We have been vesy much amused il
ssading The lsBgsLsnsd jetaih Of the re
euns marriage Of Ous Of oassn VietOria's
asaghtsn 70 tbs bsir prsumPlivs Of the
PFasslan urOwn, and Ne cOsdcnss . con
dssssd report Of the uuPlial ceremonies.
shieh appears 10 the Eeg YoFk Tribsas:' :
-rhs LoajOn Jeakinsss. auspieiOus Oc-
e-siOa, sppsAs 10 have been Peculiary pen
vlratiax. Suususlly observing. and miuAe-
ulously ruiuu:e. They neglected nothing.
from The porsic0 to tbe pe,lieost. from the
plans 10 ne prayer book. = We
sss iafchns5 d Ihe prssise moment when
ths BRIDE turned pale. and q the Other
esecias moment when shs recovered he'
eolOG We are iaformsd that Clarence
King q Arms. vas mistaken for = beei
batter, and that horrible 10 relate party
Of dipionaIiss were mistaken for Prussian
E,olmen. There is especial stlenton paid
70 the boots Of the tail guariamen. There
L description Of the fne wsy in which
the syergresn Palmsrston carried The sword
Of Slals. A noble Countess dropped hei
eloak., Anolbsr noble Countess lost bel
plume. Tue Archbishop Of Canterbury
wa. bOsrss 1hs bridegroom was no
hoarse. The ceremony commenced exact
u st I4h. Som. p. m. The bride eIbib
lied signs Of fain,ing. ss all brides do
The usual OsculsIOry and lachrymose per
fcFmancea took place. (WhO ever cav
wedding without prodigious amount o
Iissing and eyiugi Everybody We
presented With 3 copy Of the harrisg
Service. which must be rather tsntalizini
resding for the older Maids Of HonoF.--
The vedding.csks vas seven feet high
When the happy pair lst London 70
Wiudsof, the Prince wore plain frOc
coat. The engineer who guided the loco
pOlivs which drew the train which carr
sd Ibe newly coupled was named GOOcI
The Lones which drew their carriage wei
gray. The Bible pressuis BY the Primo
q The Bishop Of London Weighs seventy
ssEsn pounds.
sAS for the glittering reevri Of the tr
umphs Of l,ilOhug and millinery. We car
not pretend to do it justice. We are q
tonished. We are beWildered. We a
loat in q maze Of plums, jewels, white glOc
mOirs antique. point lace. velvet, ermsn
tiaras, Saiins, rucbes Of cre'e, loops, bro
shes and rohes. But the brides dressm
kss Hn Mn. DaTile. Happy Dafvil
yon should at least be made . March
mesa
Still leis, being n little versSd In q
hsraljc at aud in Court etiquette, can '
comprehend ell the marching and cOunts
marching. the bowing and knseling, Il
trumpeiing.the tabards. the King ofArn
she Garter Principle King Of Arms. Il
Equerries, tie Gold Slicb,lhs Silver Site
and the other sticks ia waiting. Fro
ths description Of their dresses We shou
think that some OF them must have lool
ed unoommonly ike those heroes Of q
Middle Ags.,who may be seen during Il
present sGS upon the boards Of min
shsAtre'.'
And oil this fuss and tinsel. al this IA
ish outlay. al thiI ceremony and gral
panphcrnalia about the marriage Of
Young couple who are remarkable only
having the luck to be born luckily.
i Tsslly pounds like mocksry in I
light Il iIls niuelssnth ssniury,-ksdvE
worth Tines.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
Cheering News From California,

Senator Broderick, OF California, while
discussing the California nominations fol
Office, in the Senate, few days ago, re.
marked in reference to the misrepresents.
tons Of the Washington Onion, that III
out Of 100 newspapers published in his
State,S oppose the admission Of Kansas uu'
der the Leeompton Constitution. The 0
sustaining it. subsist chiefly on Govern
inent patronage. -
In addition to this disAfectiou on tie
part Of the California Press and Senator
Broderick, il itNppears that Governor Wei.
lei, MesMs McDOUgsl and Latham, late
Members Of Congress, and Mr. Coukle a
former member, oil Democrats, are with
Senator Douglas and the Republicans.
The new Democratic doctrine, tLnt the
people shall not govern themselves. is evi'
IDENTIFY not popular in the Golden State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

CoPARrRERsHIP. 1t may interest OuI
brsthren Of the press to know that Dr. J.
g. AYRR Of Lowell, (Cherry PectOral aod
Oathartic Pills,) has associated With him
he brother Frederick Aver Esq, long apd
fsvorably known as a leading merchant oI
the West. Mr.. Aver will conduct The
widely extended business Of the frm,which
now reaches to the commercial nations oI
both hemiapherts, while The Doctor vii
devote himself to HE scientific invsLtigs'
lions and pursuils.--Mercantils Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

WOODS REST0RATIyE,--of All
the resIoratives for the hair that have besg
invented, Woods p e,emipsntly claims tie
first place. It will certainly rseloEa lbS
natural color ofthe hair, il the directions
are followed for a suficient length Of time,
!. also has produced astonishing effects
in bringing out growth Of hair, where the
bead had been previously, bald. Wood
does not pretend that ]. will do this in ali
cases; and We think bis candor is 3 good
recommendation Of the virtues which bis
restorative really possesses. II the roots
ofthe hair are destroyed, no hpmsn pow
or can make them grow again; but where
there is any vitality. lsh 10 Ihs Tco;. the
restorative will soon renew the hair ID AA
It's pristine yigor. II has done this repeat.
edly where all other remedies bad failed.
It is therefore worth while in all cases 10
make the experiment. Fof clearing the
bead Of dandrutE and lbickenipg and
strengthening the bab il has no riyal.--
Western Patriot. 2W.,,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

HlsnrOs Stewart, the young man
convicted Of murderin Pittsburgh, aud re-
Gently pardOned BY the Governor, is very
low with The small pOr, and not expected
to recover. 1t will be rscOllected that be
is still in prison on a charge Of being i'm
pIicated in the murder of Mrs M'Masters.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

.Emsrson's Ao9dEins and PVtsam's
MOnshly, for March, has been received
The contents Of this pumbSr are choice.
This b the best American magazine. oi
the kind, that We get; at least we think
50. A'pIendid engraving tths Last Sup
perl is given to each s3 subscriber to this
excel, ut periodical. Address oskapi.h
b Co., New York. agt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

DxnocRAric Mass MEETISo.-Yesler.
day wss the day, that our anti LecOmPtOn
Democratic frisndast Columbus held thsir
meeting. We have no news from Il yet,
but It hss doubtless been = grand demon
Gration. We will give the particulars iu
our next
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

INDrAS CAxR.-one coffee cup butter.
milk, one do, sour milk, one teaspoonful OF
saleratus; salt ane three eggs. Make .
tolerably thick batter Of Indian meal
Cocoa NUT CAKRs. TO two graded
nuts, an equal weight Of powdered whits
sugar, the whites of three eggs we'll beat.
en-; make them the size Of 3 half dollar
and bake them on buttered tins.
WHEAT BIscuIF. pint we'll fsissd
bread dough, one egg, and . piece Of but.
ter the size Of an egg, well worked 10; cut
the biscuits, let them rise an hour OF Two
before baking. .''
BREAD CAKR.-FiVe tea eups veil raiG.
ed bread dough, three heaping cups Of sus
gar, two even cups Of butter, five eggs and
nutmeg; fruit as you like. -
DouoH Nura-Qns pint bowl Of raised
dough wet With milk knsad In tee cap
Of sifted sugar, Two eggs and ; hsspiag
tablespoonful Of butter; let i rise again.
roll and fry; fresh-chOpped ossugs ped \
the best Aavoring. t =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

The necessary number Of subscriber 10
he bua Of Governor ChAss having been
vFsnissd, Mr. 7. D. Jones the sculptor,
kinskorsly pFoeee9 to'0Olumbus for the
paitss Of somplsiag ibs work. In The
bsbds Il NJ tsafa lhs bust esnnot fell
3, be H!s-liAe aad wsNsssoHtSd. - CGReis.
GzDnvs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
Gov. Walkers Indiana Letter.

The letter Of EK Gov. Walker, 0fKan-
sss, to the Democratic Mass Stale Conysn-
ton Of Indiana, has the ring Of the true
metal. The closing sentences appeal to
the people in trumpet.tones. He says:
Lot the people let the masses compo-
sing the true DSInocraCy-.srouSe from
their slumbers, Let them break the chains
which would fetIer thsr free thought and
free opinion, and assert their blood. bought
right Of self government.
We have fallen upon evil times; the
liberties Of the country are in danger. Let
The people in every town,county and State,
rise in their majesty to the rescue. Let
the limid and corrupt falter as they may;
lot the Democracy Of Indians,uOw in macs
meeting assembled. proclaim, in tones that
shall echo throughout our Republic, that
the spirit of / Revolution is not extinct
in their bosoms. but that from the lake'
Of the North. to the lovely valleys Of the
Wabash and Ohio, you. the Democracy oI
Indiana, will stand as one undaputed col
umn by the great principle Of popular soy
srelguty. sustained BY them at the polls in
1855. IS embodied ip the submission o.
the Constitution for ratification or rejec
ton by the unfeLtered vote of the people
Of Kansas and Of every other Territory,
Thanking you for the kind manner in
which the Committee. through you, have
been pleased to speak Of my humble ser
vices in behalf Of the great Democratic doc
tune of State AID popular sovereignty,
ain. most respectfully, your felIow.cilizen
r. J. WALKER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

EEThe Democratic State Convention
which assembled at Harrisburg. Pa. on the
4th inst nominsted William A. Porter for
Supreme Judge Of the State, and Wesley
Frost for Canal Commissioner.
The mSjority of the Committee on res
olutions reported a serieA in favor Of the ad.
mission Of Kansas under the Lecomptor
Constitution. The minority report declares
that the acceptance of tue Lecomptou Con
stituticn would be Congressional usurps
ton, and that members Of Congress voting
for that measure would be guilty of mora
treason. This report was submitted By
Hon viii. A. Stokes. Of Westmorelauc
county. and who was one Of tie ablest ant
most slOqusut advocates Of Mr. Buchanan
election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
FROM MAINE.

BANGOR, Me-, March B.
At our Municipal Election TO day
Rolis BOFmsn, Republican, was elected
Mayor, receiving ITO votes against 6es
for Hatch, the citizens candidate. The
Republicans elected large msjOrity o.
CITY Council.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
~Iiss noticeable fact that +. ms;o

%t isa noticeable fact that q major-
|ity Of the hQsinssS people who have 'gone
to tbe wall" during the late financial troub.
lpG. are those who "do not see the good Of
advertising 10 the newspapers" Those
who alvsfsiss liberally, ~ general thing,
flourish and prosper in All sorts Of sim~.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
ANOTHER SESSION.

The majority Of the present Legislature
Of Ohio would very gladly convene again
next winter, if by some possibility or other,
the Republican members could be induced
to make a move 10 that direction. The
subject was brought before the Legislature
few days ago, by Democratic member,
and was evidently intended as "a feeler."
The matter was finally referred to select
Committee, who are 10 report upon il
hereafter. In the meantime, We trust that
our Republican friends 10 the Legislature
will stand aloof, go that il an adjourned
session is called, they will have none Of its
responsibilities 10 bear. The Democrats
constitute the Majority. II they wish an,
other Session, let them call il themselves,
then If there be any good accomplished
let them have the honor; il evil, let it be
charged TO them, and to them alone. II
we are not greatly in error,th Republican
party o: Ohio, suffered more duriug the
last State canyass, at the hands OF their
Democratic opponents. for holding an sd-
journed session last winter, than from any
other cause. The clamor against the Re-
ipublicans for doing this, was extremely
shallow, yet it lad its desired effect-that
Of slecting nsjority Of Democrats to the
Legislature. Ii this majority, therefore,
lie anxious to hsys an adjourned 'iOn,and
at the same time snxious TO have the Re-
publioans ircur the responsibility of cal
ling it we trust they viii be disappointed
The Republican members We think would
do we'll to maintain "mAs!erly iuactiYi.
ty" on the measure.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

HpsOaHp.-Gsu. Walker, Henuiug.su
ApdsrsOu,an oil the filllbuStsr officers ant
reporters we're highly hOoOred on bOart
the Wandsrsr. at New Orleans on the stl
inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

EEThe Dayton Empire denOuncss Hon
B Payne ss "abcut Is bowling Black Re
publican e can be found il Ohio"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11

81 A spissful writer says -sAk a b
shout aa hopeless = Isak to gsl gfTieA wO.
man to live = life Of poyhmoa sease, e Il u
70 gel a rich naH ripsO ths InedsR sf
hssYeo' I .zliHie5u 'soe i .s4.2ss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-11
LOCAL 4 MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RILR.

A. this Ogcs, seaolarship In the union
LAs College, Cleveland, ohio; tsrna hVofa'
ba
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CLEyELAND& PTTTRBURGH R.

on. JANIS FARxER. Presl. q supt.
rains leave Alliance Station a. fOl.ows:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
NOTICE

George +. Kennedy. and Margaret Kenedy.
bis wife, Of the Territory Of Nebraska, viii
take notice that the Fund Commissioners Of
Carroll county, Ohio, did on the 18th day Of
September, Gle their petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the county OF
Carroll, IN the State Of Ohio, against the
said Geo. f. Kennedy, Margaret Kenedy, Peter
w. Lee, Isaac Atkinson; Sarah A. Atkinson
aud John West defendants, setting forth that
The said Geo. +, Kennedy and Margaret Keno.
dy on the lst day Of September A. d. Is4s,
gave a mortgage TO the Fund Commissioners
aforesaid, on lot number thirty two in Atkin.
sons addition to the town of Carrollton, Ohio.
TO secure the payment Of s6OI according 10 a
certain note referred to in said mortgage.
that th plaintiff recovereda judgment against
the said Geo. +. Kennedy and Margaret Kene.
dy, for the said sum and an order for the sale
Of said premises at the March term A. D,
1883 Of the Court aforesaid, that there have
been payments made on said Judge menk but
that there is still q balance due OF t2l9,90
with interest at the rate Of per cent, per
annum, from July 10, A. D. 1855, and that
since the giyingof sail mortguge the other
defendants claim some intere st in said lands
under the said Geo. +, Kenedy and Margaret
Kennedy and praying that the said Geo. F.
Kennedy may pay said sum Of S2l9, ,9O-I0O
with interest from July 10, A, d. 1855, at the
rate Of Z. per cent. per annum, or that the said
premises may be sold to pay the same, and
the said Geo. +. Kennedy and Margaret Kene.
dy are notified that they are required to ap.
pear aud answer said petition, on or before
the third Saturday after the 18th day of Janua-
~ A. D, 1859. WASH BUTLEB
LEVI HUNT
Fund Commissioners.
. s. NJ. CRATNE. their Atty.
dec. 49, l558-6w.
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BEATTY HOUSE

III HE Subscriber respectfully repsesents to
the citizens Of Carroll county, a1d stran.
gers visiting CasrOlltOn, that he las leased
the Hotel heretofore known as the American
House, and opened the same for the accom-
modation Of the public.
This house has been repaired and renovated
throughout with reference to the convenience
ana comfort Of guests.
The proprietor aatters himself that bis long
experience in this business justifes him in the
belief that he knows the wants of guests, and
that he will be able to gEatify them
The table viii contain the best that town or
country can afford and viii be prepared BY
those only who have for years given their at
tention to this part Of the business.
The stabling connected with this house has
also undergone repairs, and is such as 70 sat
isfy the most careful house master.
Every effort will be made for the comfort Of
the public, and its proprietor will endeavor to
make his guests feel during their stay with
him, that they are at HONE. 70 his old friends,
patrons, wtO have known and patronized him
heretofore, he especially recommends himself
and eolicits their custom.
The prices will be as low as they can posi-.
bly, be made. GEORGE BEATTY.
mayl9, '6s-tE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

TAR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully Informs
- the citizens Of TuscaraWs, Stark and Car.
roll counties and the surrounding country; that
he will remain in the following places. All
persons affected with any complaint Of chron-
ic nature, are invited 10 call for gIatuitous con
sultation.
Portage Co. Gainesville, Norton House Dec. 6
q Ravena, Collins House "ISGI9
E" Palmyra. Servis House, %
Summit Co. akron, Empire House, 3
Stark Co., Canton, Stova House, f" ~
Waynesburgh Hotel, 2" 95
Minerva, Yenghng House, IS
Tuscarawas Co., Nelson House, New
Philadelp- ID, 9<
Mineral Point Hotel, from A.N. to 3P.M.s" %
Carroll Co. Carrolton, Patton House, " 2Gk&7
Holmes Co, Millersburgh, Empire House " IL
ColumbiRna Co., salineFile, Hillman
House ,uA. arm" 20
DR., Dellenbaugh aatters himself that he
can cure Chronic complaints Of lie oldest al
most obstinate character. He uses no mer-
curial preparations and only medicines that
are purely vegetable.
DR.. D., of ofClevelaud, is the son ol the eel.
ebrated DR.. Be,lenbaugh, late Of Georgetown,
who SO successfully treated and prescribed for
267, ,000 patients during 2S years practice in
this state. -sa
All diseases pertaining to Women and Chill.
dren treated with great success By Dr.. Del-
enbaugh. -4t
Where DR.. D. prescribes for patients, bis
charges will be satisfactory: There is no cue
practising in Georgetown on the Dellenbaugh
system.
n. B. DR.. D. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health
became much impaired, and in short tine
there was an eruption made its appearance
on my face and body assuming iheyory worst
type Of skin disease, (so called by the Drs.)
My husband being physician, tried different
remedies but availed nothing. Ithen applied
to other eminent physicians, but got no relaE
By this time my head and face was a mass of
sores. / heard Of DR.. DIS great success in
treating chronic diseases and diseases Of he
skin. 1apphed to him and in less than three
months he had the eruption removed, and BY
general health improved under his treatment,
50 that nowerjoy good hsalsh. In conclusion
/ would say, those suffering from like dis.
ease, should apply to Gr. DelIenbaugh.
Nov. std. MRS. A. F06EE.
QUY your mac line oil--t 80 cts. per gallon
DQf B.6S,
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NOTICE ~ PARTYEoN

0 KATHARINE CARL, JONATHAN CARL.
v Samuel Carl and Oatharine Free, will take
notice that petition was fled against them on
the l4th day of September, Il. D 1858, in
the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the county Of Carroll, in the STATE of Ohio
by George Gall and Maria Gall, and is now
pending, wherein the said George Gall and
Maria Gall demand partition of the following
real estate to wit:
A part Of the south west quarter of section
twelve, l2 Of township sixteen, I6 and range
sever, of the lands directed to be sold at
Steubenville, Ohio, and bounded as follows
beginning at stake on the western bounda>
ry line Of said quarter section, thence north
10 chains and 69 links to the north west cor.
ner Of said qlarter section, thence east along
the north boundary of said quarter sectioo
~ chains and &C links to the notheast corner Of
said quarter section, thence south 81 chains
and.S9 links, thence north 6S degrees and 3o
minutes west chains and 70 links. tbence
south 43 degrees, west 10 chains and IL links
thence north 6S degrees and 30 minutes west
b chains and 30 links, thence south SO degrees.
west s chains and 80 links, thence north az
degrees, west % chains to the place Of besin
ming, ninety five acres more or less,
And tor the assignment Of the dover Of
Catharine Carl, widow of Samuel Carl deoess.
ed, in said premises. .
And that at the next term of sa id Court the
said George Gall and Maria Gall will apply for
an order that partition may be made of said
premises. GE0RGE GALL,
MARIA GALL,
BY s. NJ. CBAISE, Attorney.
Dect mbcr lst. ISjS.-6w.
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TO FARMERS.
Cheap Sadlery and Harness,

Iwould respectfully inform the farmers o
Carroll county, that am now prepared to
make to order, on short notice, and purpose
keeping Oh hand general assortment Of Sad
Iery, Harness, &C.; and will sell at the follow
ing prices, FOX CASH; Fifteen dollar span
sh saddles, brass eagle head, Auted seat. blue
cloth, plated stirrups, double giFth erupper,
&C., will sell at eleven or twelve dollars
Horse Collars, that you buy at one dollar and
fifty to one dollar and seventy-fve cents,
| will furnish you at one dollar twelve to one
dollar twenty i've cents. Jockey Harness,
which consists Of two collOrs, two brides,
check lines and harness complete for two hor-
ses, that generally costs tweEty-eight to thirty
dollars, will sell at twenty-five dollars;
and other work cheap in proportion.
will trade for good stock sheep, fresh
milk COWS or spring colts, and will charge Gus.
tom prices for work.
All work will be made of the best of ma
terial and
WARRANTED TO / JRCHASERS.
Persons wishing to order work can address
me at CarroIlton, Carroll County Ohio, All
orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, wv. NoeI.EAN.
Figley's Mills, Dec. 8, '58-4mo.