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SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION
-,- ER'S SALE.

John Knots and David R. Cameron VS.. John G.
CroxtOn ct als.-In chancery.--Pursuant to the
command of an order of sale from the chancery
side Of the court of common Pleas in and for the
ed. shall offer for sale at the court house in Car
rolIt0n, in said county on Tuesday the 18th day
Of Nay, A. D. 1859, at the hour of o'clock A. NJ.
the following described property to wit: town lot
number sixty in the town OF Downingville, Car
roll county, Ohio, with the improvements. Ap-
praised ats Terms cash. -, lr... ~,
1'a,. 49, ~, GEORGE PUGH, Sheriff,
,.se =, and Special Master Commissioner.
April 9, 1855. Pr fee $500.
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To Druggists,
ApOteCarieS, PeTfHmerS, COnfecti oBcr

PATENT suEDICIyNE FACTORS
AND DELAERs IN FANCY Articles.
THE PRACTICAL ADV Sc R,
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For the use OF Druggists, Apothecaies, PerfI-
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Factors, and Dealers in Toilet
and Fancy Articles.
EDITED BY HORACE EvERETr.
Graduate and Member OF The College OF Pharma-
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Also The celebrated Recipe Of Professor Will
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LAW NVlIOEs
JOHN H. TRIP.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLaw and Solis
citor in Chancery. Office in frame buildings, op
pOste "COurt house" up stairs, over the store Of
Cameron and Kennedy"
Carrollton, o. March IS, 1850
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Tie interest Of Wm. C. MeKib5in. in the firm
Of Hampton. 3 NTH & CT. ceased on he 25th Of
October last.
II ,mplon < 8 nith will continue the Wholesale
Dry Goods business, as heretofore, At No. 81
Wood Street.
Pittsburgh Jan. Isi, 1859.
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HAMPTON 4 SMITH
Have nov open large stock Of
Spring Il Sumner DFy Goods

or every description. and their assortment will
be kept FRESH and large throughout tle season.
Their prices viii BE- a. LOW, and their styles OF
goods Os desirable, o. can be offered 10 any East.
en Ciy-and they trust they WI be enFbled 70
retain their old and large trade against any con-
petition, East or West.
OF They rsPectiulT solicit Merchants 70 sx-
anime their stock and prices when PrfPar-
ing iOr their spring supplies.
Pitlsburgh M arch 20gh, lg52
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PARTNERNMIP-

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style Of Cummings g. Brackin, and
we invite all the customers of the cold corner, -
and the public generally, to call and see us.
March Is, 1859. J. P. CUMMINGS,
.... ]. II. BRACKIN.
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List Of fLelters.


Remaining in the Post Office at CarrollIon,
on the first day of April, 1859.
Amos William Mcguire Thos.
Atkinson James McGavran VIM.
Beatty Mahlon Mcdowell Alex. or Mr..
Booker Vim. Porter.
Blazer Geo. or Philip McCausand VIM.
Cook Peter Mcintosh Gilbert
Chambers Jacob Patton Thomns
Close Joseph Peterson James
Chapman Basil RickeI John
Caret H. NJ. Ready Mary J.
Elder John Rider Henry
Fife Robert Reynolds Catharine
Forster Andrew Smith Margaret
Graham James Stout David
Hess Samuel A. Smith Dan'l or Samuel
Hess CYRUS Simmons Adam
Holmes WIiam2 Vanhorn Elizabeth
Hissong Henry Vandike Miriam J.
Holmes Eliza Williams Ohio
Moore Freeman Ward John
Mcfarland Alex. Woodward Richard
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
CHAS. ELSON P. M.
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LAW MOTTO e..
Law NOTICE.

A. L. Ready, AHOrnry and CSmssHOr at
Lac and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscanwas and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted 70 his care will be promptly
attended 10. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5. 1850.
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A GREAT NATIONAL Work THAT EVERY ANE'
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The Camp Fires Of the Revelation,
OR THE


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or Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sdb4
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Notice.:

The Eastern Banks are going down!
! will pay Ohio funds and The Highest price
at that, for Wheat all Winter.
ALSO
wan, to commence buying horses about the
middle of December, and will pay cash for
good horses. GEO. ARBUCkLE.
Malvern, Nov. 21, '5l.
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THE STATE on OHIO, CARROLL COUN.

THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUN!
TY, SIS.
Meredith Capper, Admins Court of Common
traitor of David Capper, Pleas, June term,
VS.. 1852. Petition to
Mary Capper ct. ais complete real con-
tracts.
To Mary Capper, widow, of Carroll county,
Ohio, and Michael Capper, Stephen Capper, Ebson
Stewart, and Elizabeth Stewart, his wife, of Van
Vert county, Ohio, and David Capper, Angelina
Capper, Susan Capper, James Capper, Rebecca
Capper, Thomas Capper, Amanda Capper, Hannah
Capper, William Thompson and Jane Thompson,
his wife, John Saltsgver, and Mary Saltsgiver,
his wife, Elias Harbaugh and Sarah Harbaugh, his
wife, and James Smith, Guardian Of John Copper,
minor of Carroll county, Ohio. You will take
notise that on the Sd day of April, 1852, filed in
the Office of the Clerk Of the court of common
pleas Of Carroll county, petition which states
that David Capper in his life time entered into two
several contracts in writing for the sale of land /;
one with Thomas Cummings, and one with Sabas-
tan Shrader, that he died before completing either
of said contracts, making deeds to said purchas-
ers respectively that to enable petitioner, as ad-
ministrator of David Capper, to make deeds to said
purchasers aforesaid, and collect assets, he will
move the court at the next term for an order to
make the deeds to said purchasers for the land sold
them by David Capper and described in the writ
ten contracts in the petition mentioned, and ~
such relief as is allowed by law, &c.
VAN BROWN, Au'y
April 8, I852.--4w. for Petitioner.
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Luther and his AdhereDtS,

The ProprietOrs Of Strains Magazine having
pure Osed the large and handsome steel plate,
carefully engraved in lns and mezzotint, from
the celeb,a ed design hy George Caliermole, re-
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R. R.M-cLAvE


r. n cLAYE 3. cR0SIER
M'CLAVE q CROSIER,
ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. Ofies
in the South Eastern corner of the Court House
Canollton, Ohio. mar 9, '49.
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PLOUGH POINTS,

All kinds and sizes on hand and for sale at the
E. MCGUIRE.
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california

Is sedueing her thousands to the modern FL Do
rado, and they madly tear themselves away from
their friends and homes, never rejecting that they
can more surely realize . fortune BY staying al
home and huVina the
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Lowest FIGURE.

Our stock embraces almost every article you
could name in the Dry Goods and Grocery lines,
from the finest Broadclpths to the lowest priced
prints-from hogshesd Of sugar to a nutmeg, and
we are sure we can suit every body that calls
Bring along your cash or produce, and we will
adorn you with the incest dress or the cheapest
coat you have worn for "coon's age"
Call and see our goods anyway and "let US reason
together" about them a little while.
April I6, 1859. 81. P. CUMMINGS,
J. H. BRACKIN.
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Remaining in the Post Office a. CurollIon,
on the first day of April, 1852.
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Netl, Boo0s
CUMMINGS q BRACKIN.

We have Just the incest, cheapest, and best lot
of Dry Goods ever offered in this market, and we
are dnfprmined 10 sell at the very
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To Township Assessors.

CarroIIton, Feb. q, 1852.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
uoLs 15Es9os zo6.i
ENljlUITMAN,I,.

Gen. Qaitman, Of Missisainp n - !;
the tedcrai writers and speak hAvesl< Ii
Claiming for Scott. in his card as,y5dk
st'ae story, aivs ailudes to Gen fefcsS
-. knew General F.anhlinyeiefespsss 81 ssSnajis
While wsI We're in the sefYice .sogesher. and
since HlSasgh intellectdal qualisies, bis Quick
perception and accurate judsment g SerSr-
- my respect, white bic nice ssnsa 81 honor ~.
1sss6sty and his parr minded disintersstsd m
siegrity won my warm re8srd and friendship
HIS noniSatisn ,sss1sgily acceptable TO me-.
Twelve months ago Gen. Quitman was
= traitor, dispnianist and FiIlihHster, =,
N the--esiimatida Of these sane fcderalists.
q snah. lsswsvefs 50 they san,jk ~ sbelies 4
he was Tor Scott for Presid dsa1s they bess;1
to praise him as patriot and a man Of
Judgment; and now. fiading theie mistake,
they will no odoubt<abuse him as round.v
as before. The grapes are sour.- Ssastiard
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Orleans. August 26.-'rhe steam
<hi Falcon has arrived here from AsDin-
wall, with dates from San Francisco to
! the lst instant. being two weeks later
Intelligence.
The steamship Oregon had arrived at
Panama with So 600, 600 in gold dust On
freight.
The steamship Ohio left Aspinwall for
New York on the 9th instant, " ith over
50. 900 oOb on freight
Considerable sickness prevailed on the
isthlnus.
The news from the mining districts is
favorable.
The indians continue 10 be troublesome.
aud it IS reported that they are about
organizing for a general attack on the
whites.
australia. An arrival from Australia
represents that the formation Of republ;
can form Of government is contemplated
there. and movements tending thereto ar..
actually progressing, aud Il speedy ,lec,a-
ration ofindependence Of the mother cour
try is expected.
The yield Of the gold mines continue.
to increase. but considerable sickness pr.
wallis among the miners.
Emi grafton to Australia from Ca,lfur.
MIA is on the increase, and large numbers
are leaving.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

Be CAREFUL OF TunPENT1sE.-The
Boston ''Traveller" of the 10th uIt, re-
cords serious accident in Sandwich BY
which three daughters Of the Rev. Marsh
were severely (perhaps fatally burned by
. camphene explosion. Two of them
were engaged in filling lamp from the
can. one Of them holding lighted lamp. it
is said. at considerable distance from
the lamp which they were filling. By
some means-undoubsed!v by a stream of
gas from the Huid-tle flame Of the liohted
lamp was communicated to the can. which
caused an immediate EXPLOSION. There is
general ignorance abroad respecting the
volatile nature OF some fluids, and the ex.
piosive character they assume when mix.
ed with air. Iurpentine when heated to
10 deg. gives of vapor suffi cientlv dense
to make air explosive at the approach Of
light. Now, this fact should be spread far
and wide. as it respects torpentine. and
along with it we must class aIo.IH6. and
other volatile hydro -carbons. =
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

An EXCELLENT LIFE PaEsEnvER. "A
life preserver Of a move! construction, has
been placed in the roiunda Of the Ex-
change, by James McGarrah. the inventor
1t is new application of a well known
principle. by which every settee aud chair
in use on board of a steamboat will serve
as life preservers, in case OF accident.
A settee is exhibited, having a tin air.
tight vessel securely fastened beneath the
seat, the legs of the settee protecting 1t
from damage; and when thrown into the
water its buoyancy will sustain from six
to eight persons. The advantage OF this
plan is that these air vessels can be applied
with but little expense. TO the settees or
chairs, without distisuriny them. had 'he
Henry Clay been farn'shr' VII" su1n '''e
preserv.rs. the sad loss Of life would have
been avoided. as every passenger would
have had at hand a means to sustain hlm-
self in the water.-Phiia. Ledger.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

M ORE TESTIMONY OF THE Tnuru or
THE DIALOGUE. "-Fhe Norfolk Argus of
9th ult., says We have the authority
ct fseveral officers of the L. $. Navy. who
beng engaged on survey in the vicinity
OF Accomac county, were present nd heard
the speeches OF Mr Wise and MIR Mapp,
Tor stating that the Catalogue" as reported
IN the Baltimore Argus to have taken place
between the speakers. is substantially ac-
curate 1t the Bacon or Herald desire to
be more particular y satisfied in regard to
th's matter, the officers are at present in
Norfolk and will inform them.
The Wing Journals will please recollect
that the reported expression of Franklin
Pierce. was not published on Democratic
authority but on that of Mr. Mapp, Wing
member OF the Legislature.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

GEN. ScoTTs RELIo1ox has
been said about Gen. Scott's religious
opinions but it has been historically as
certaned that he never" experienced' re-
ligion until he regarded himsc,fas chalIeno.
ed to fight duel by General jackson.
His religious sentiments did not last him
long, however, for in less than two wear.
he desenerated into :. backsIiIer.' and
challenged Gov. Clinton, who he knew
was bound by his oath Of Office not to isht.
-Kenlucky Sf0fesn,un
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
THAT POLISH, HOW IT SHINES!
10, 900 boxes
sold within the last 8 months.

IA. ]. WOODWARD returns highlands L, the
public for the Unprecedented encouragement he
hassnrt with in the manufscfnre and sale Of his
ceiebrated Polish and at the same time wishes
it Understood that he alYay2 keeps supply en-
hand for wholesale or s4efail.
Experience has prored that this Polish is up-
surpassed for quicknsss in putting gloss on
boots and shoes, andsalso in preserving. thu
leather.
Persons wishing tpspft their boots ca . use this
Polish with equal success iramediately Mter-
wards; the4eather shoslasbe rubbed as soon as
4aa T,z4s @fofe it
The Polish can be found at the store under
the Caroinian Printing Office
Fayetteville, Feb'y 21, 1852. 67S-1y
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

In 1915. the Whis. thought II highly
necessary to pass throush CONGRESS re-
solution Of enquiry upon the srhjec'"' pay
and extra pay received by "en'. .ass
and rayinr. Now that the De""o'a.s :"
Congress have thought proper 10 'nS.''u'e .e
the enquiry relative to r'efoe All" 1eoo'
the Republic and other Wing papers 'a'se
a great outcry against 1t. ne o""e oe'Ss s'%s
on the other lie. pinches. and those VINO
wear it cry out from the pain it 'nfilcts.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
,. ..
To Messrs H B McGinnis. Mathew Plum
stead, John J. Crawford, and others, Ga
lena, Illinois.

CHANCE FOR YoUSG W1Dow.-Thc
following. which we clip from the n. Y.
Herald. Is decidedly the latest. in poi nt
OF novelty
II toife ,ranfea.-I have under my
charge nephew, So years Of age, a
lawyer, whom wish to see married to a
suitable widow lady Beauty and wealth
are deemed indispensable. a small famuy y
no objection. and a Southern or country
lady acceptable. Persons disposed TO act
as mediators. with exclusion IF the desic-
mated lady. during the preliminaries. and
willing to agree on compensation. may
communicate Tor two weeks. post paid to
Atphonso P. Bernard, Philadelphia, Pa
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
LIND FOR SHE.

A valuable tract of Land is offered for sale
containing 220 acres, lying s, miles west of Fay-
etteville, near the F. & w. Plank Road, adloin-
ing Mrs Mott and others, with good dwelling
and other necessary out-hou>es-weil watered
and heathy situation. Apply soon ID. G.. Nc
Dutfe in Fayetteville, or to Jas. K. McDuffie on
the premises, for partic ulars
June %, 1852 6g6-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

Rec. ABNER IL. JONES, accused Of big
amy. has gone to parts unknown leaving
his security for his appearance at Baden
County Superior Court TO pay the forfeit
Any information respecting the where
aooufs OF said Jones will be thankfully re-
celved at the office of the biblical Reco-
der" Raleigh. Editors are requested to
copy.-U eekiy Post.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

-Goyernnr- Reid aud NJ 7Ee-r spoke in
Cherokee the day before the election
The result was that Reid made . clear
gain OF 494 votes in that county, which
only gives 100 votes all told! Goy.R
must have given his competitor - tits'' on
that occasion. as the people evidently did
at the polls next day.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
Steamship Limo

Betreen Nelc Iork NoJo'h, Petersburg
Gai Richmond.
Two splendid steamships, bnlt expressly Y
for this route, are now running-Steamship Gag
Of Ririni0Hd, Il. Mitchell, Commander, and
Steamship Cit4 nf .Norfoihi. l:s Post, Command-
er-one OF " hich leaves New York every Thurs
day from Pier ;, East River, at p. m.-return-
ing, leaves Richmond and City Point on Friday
and Norfolk Saturday OF every week. These
vessels are thorough sea steamers, very fast, and
have splendid accommodations for passengers.
passage found between y, York and Norfolk. s.
Do Do City Point
Richmond IS
StcCrage do DO DO SO
do. Do and Norfolk So
Freight from New York Richmond cts per
De. Do. to Petersburg < Norfolk
This is<as eXpcdtious the che apest. and most
pleasant route passengers ctn take going to New
York.
INSURANCE by these vessels is much lower than
by sailing vessels.
JOSIAH WILLS. Agent, Norfolk.
THOS. BRANCH, do. Petersburg
A. S. LEE, do. Richmond
MAILER s. LORD.
lU5 ), all st., Ac" York
March so, 1852 6m
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

PARDoNED The notorious abolition.
lists, Drayton and Sayres who were con
victed and sentenced in Washington City
two years ago for the attempted abduction
Of 20 slaves, by the schooner Pearl. and
whose term of imprisonment would have
extended TO fifty years, have been par.
doned by President Fillmore.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
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The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04

SAVING FELLoEs.-Asa George s. Seth
Stubbs. of Lincolnton, n. c., have take
measures to secure patent for Il useful
Improvement in machine for saving fell
loes and other articles forming parts of cir
cles. The nature Of the Improvement con-
sists in providing a revolving table on
which the plank or stuff out Of which the
felloes are to be made is placed; this table
is so arranged as to have different centres,
either Of which may be employed as desir-
ed. SO that the feIloes may be cut to form
parts of circles of different diameters ac-
cording to the centres on which the stuff
is placed. The saw sash Is Of ordinary
construction. and two saws are secured at
Que end of it. and made adjus,ible. SO as to
cut feIIoes of different widths There is a
stationary table adjoining t" the movable
one, on which the plank partially rests.
while the saws are cutting, to keep the stuff
firm and steady uuder the sa" .-Scten-
Hfc .7me,acan
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-04
z. g. Ell AL,
OF ROME,

Has now on hand general assortment of
Dry Goods, Saddtery, Hats, Caps. Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries.
A much larger and more general stock than ever
opened on the East side Of the Cape Fear-w hcf
he is prepared and determined to sell 10 pune
tual customers, either at wholesale retail, a,
greatly reduced prices.
60 He would call particular attention to his
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. The assortmen,
is unusually large, and ofevery quality and :: ye
and having been bought for Cash lie can and !, |
sell them very low.
You that wish Bargains will find it to vour
interest to give the Stock examination before
buying elsewhere.
Always on hand, general stock of GROCE-
RIES
May l, 1852.