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4 BOOK ZOE EvERY AMERlCAN


FEog fHg Nrw l'O IouENAI o. CouNERCE.-
.1his is vsty interesting and instructive vol
ume. especially 70 Americans, il relstes 10 the
discovery and early history Of this tOntinent.-
The Plates illustrating various points in the his
tory Of The great Navigator, add 70 the value OF
the wolk, and sIill more to its aeeeptabeness 10
the eoalmnn ref deT." .....-
FEoN TIE NIw YORK CnR srIAH 0TssRvER.-
In tss elegantly printed solume, the ccmpilers
have preserved all the information accessible re-.
spectihg this celebrated voyager. The Book viii
Ls a valuable acquisition"
FaoH TUE NEw YORE Re olLE1-"Ths is q
worthy tribute 10 one Of the great naVigatOrs
whose name and history will be ioreverconnect.
ed with the AmsTican continent The work ID
well worthy Of attention as a repository of much
that is valuable. bearing on the early history oil
the New world"
FEoa TINS Albany SPEcrAToR.-"The eubjec
Of this work is sufficient OF itself to attract AM
interest every American. The man who CAV
name 10 this great western continent, can neVe
be loggotlen.
alt is wliIlen in that flowing and atractiv
style, which characterzes all Mr.. Testers pre-
6uctions, and cannot fail to have an extensiv
ciTruaton" &
A number OF active and intelligent men q
good character. ere ofrred profitable empIoymen
in Circulating BY subscription, the above vauu
ble and interesting work in this and adjacen
counties in the State of Ohio.
The Terms will be given on application to th
Subscriber, post paid. II. MANSFIELD,
fs4 York st., New Haven Publisher.
Connecticut.
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Relief for the Afflicted.
CLARKE'S
. GeneSee Liniment.

Prepared upon the most scientific principle, and
in strict accordance with the laws Of chemical af.
Unity thereof, forming a remedy better calculated
to permanently cure the following diseases than
any other ever yet discovered
In man cures Rheumatism, Swellings, Sprains
Bruises, Cramps, Pains in the limbs, back breast
side or hips, weak or stiff JOINTS tooth-ache ant
pains in any part, &c. In horses, swelling SPAWN
wind-galls, callOus, lameness, sprains, scratches
old sores, corks, stiff joints, Jumps, ring Zone
famed shoulders, &C., &c.
Prepared by DR.. VIM. Clarke, Brooklyn, N. "
None genuine without the signature of VIM
Clarke. For sale by B. Stevenson, COrrolltOn, AM
in every village in the county.
Nav 81, 'b9.-6m,
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@POISOEINC.R

8 Thousands Of Psrents who use VermIluge com
posed Of Caster oil. CsOmel, &c, are not aware
that while they appear 70 benefit the patient they
are actually laying the foundation foF a series Of
diseases such ss salvation, loss Of sight, weak
ness Of limbs, SC.
In another column will be found the ADVERTISE
ment Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask
the attention of adirectly interested in their own
Is well as their ChiIdren's health. In Liver Com.
plants and al disorder arising from those Of bill
iioue fvpcs should make use Of the on'y genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. Ia.
n-r"E Be moi dFceiued," but ask for Hobensack'
Worn Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe this
each has the signature Of the Proprietor J. \
HOBENSACK, Is none else are genuine.
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1n0ion Doctor

The undersigned has located himself in the
town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, where
he will tend to all cases that Hle entrusted to his
care, both chronic and acute. 0r Cancers, Scrof.
ulas, Rheumatisms, Old Sores, ConsumPtions, Liv'
er Complaints, female Complaints Of all kinds.
Ofice-East end Of Main street.
DIR. V. TRAGO.
n. B. Exclusively on the Indian System
June 3, 1853.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified ss Administrat Of
the estate Of w ham II sioa deed. All persons
indebted to said estate viii make immediate pay
ment and persons having claims against ssid
estate will present them, legally proven, within
one year froan this date.
MILAN c. WARE, Admir-.
Eebrusry ls, 1883.
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SHOES, LADIES' CATERS Of all cOlOrs, Jen
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment Of o.
kinds Of the very best make, on hand and 70
sale, cheap, by CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
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Notice.

lis hereby given .ha. the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Executors Of the
estate Of EIezekiah T. Bevers. deceased. All
those indebted TO said estate will make immedi.
ate payment; and those having claims against i
will presen, them, legally proven, within on,
year from this ds,e. THOS. COBLE.
THos. R. GRIFFIN.
Os.ober 22, 1859.
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TIE IkUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE

Pre- pared from Rennet. or the fourth stomach
the OK, after directions of Baron Lebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, By J 8. Houghton, NJ. d.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
81 digest" Such is the true meaning Of the
word Pepsin. II fs the chief element, or great d.
gestng principle Of the Gastric Juice-the SOL
vent Of the food, the purifying, preserving and
, stimulating agent Of the stomach and intestnes.
II is extracted from the digestive stomach Of the
OK; thus forming true digestive fluid, precisely
like the natural Gastric Juice in its chemical pow
ers, and furnishing complete and perfect substi-
tutc for it.
This is natures own remedy for an unhealthy
stomach. No ant of man can equal its curative
powers II contains no achohol, bitters, acids, or
nauseous drugs. II IL extremely agreeable to the
taste and may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eat water cracker without acute dis
tress Beware of drugged mutations Pepsin is
not drug
Half teaspoonful of Pepsin III fused in water
will digest or dissolve five pounds OF Roast bee
in about two hours out of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
! 0T The scientific evidence upon which thi
remedy is based is in the highest degree curious aEt
remarkable.
Call on the agent, and get descriptive circu
lar, gratis, giving large amount of scientific evi
dence, from Lebig's Animal Chemistry DR.
COmbe's Physiology of Digestion DR.. Pereir,
on FsOd and Diet DIR. John w. Draper, of New
York University Prof. Dungson's Physiology
Prof. Silliman, of Yale College DR.. Carpenter
Physiology sc, together with reports of cure
from all parts of the United States.
PEPslN IN FLUID AND POWDER
DR.. HOughton's Pepsin Is prepared in powde
and in fluid form-and in prescription vials for III
use Of physicians. The powder will be sent b,
mail, free of postage, for one dollar, sent to Dr.
Houghton, Philadelphia.
0r0bserve this Every bottle of the genuin
Pepsin bears the written signature of ] S. Hough
ton, N. D., sole proprietor Philadelphia Pa. Copy
; right and trademark secured.
0|rSold by all Druggists and dealers in ued
, cines. Irice- one dollar pei bottle.
Agents-C. A. BGgel, Carrollton; John
Smith g. Co., New Philadelphia; Hening & Me
win, Steubenvlle; Nicholas BOur, Canton.
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NAiice,


The State Of Ohio, Carroll county SIS
George Hxon VS.. Elizabeth Hixon ct. als.--ln
Par.iIiou.--Jacob Hixon and John Hixon, Of
Ashland county. Ohio, James Hixon, Of Put.
nam county. Ohio, Samuel Hixon, Mary llix-
on, Susanna Hixon, Joseph Hixon, William
Hixon and Elizabeth Hixon, widow Of Samuel
HixoR deceased, will take notice that Petition
was filed against them on the 18th day Of Jan.
MkFy, 1858. in The CouVI Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, aud is now pending,
wherein The said George Hxon demands Parti.
tion Of The following real estate, situate in Mon.
roe township, Carroll county, Ohio being thir.
ty-oue acres, more or less, Of land lying in the
soulh'easI corner Of the northwest quarter oI
section Twelve (I2) in township fifteen (l5) o
range (7) (parIieuarly described in said PeIi'
Iion.) being the same tract OF land Of which
Samuel Hixnn died seized, and that al The next
term Of The court. application will be made BY
The said George Hxnn. TO assign the dover o
Elizabeth Hixon, widow Of Samuel Hixen, anC
for an order that Partition be mate and The lieI
of William King Of Indiana, on said laLd b
paid OuI Of the proceeds Of said land, &c.
~. T.. .... VAN BROWN,
January Fl. Is63.'6w. Au'y (or Petr
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONslGVMENTs.
or Ag nts for all Steam Boats and Propellers
IN the Lake Superior Line.
(Wm. A. OIis u Co Cleveland.
Refer to Niles & Wheeler, Buffalo.
(r. NJ. Howe, Cashier, Pittsburgh.
Feb. 6. 1859. II
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6orlenr Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, anIOt
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establish ment has been put in complete re-
pair, and new building erected for the comfort OF
Patients and Visitors Hacks and other onSey
ances constantly running to all the PrlncFRss
Points.
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Cod Liver Oil. "A superior article just re-
ceived a. the Drug Store Of
Dec. II, 1851. Q. A. BOCGEl..
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EnIale or Thamas Grorge Dec,d

Notice is hereby gwen thai the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified a. Exeen lors
If the estate Of Thomas George decd, Those
indebted viii make mmediats payments and
hose having r'ains against said estate viii pre-
cent them legSlly proven within one year hon
his date. 49, 'l-l1a JANE GEORGE.
JOHN MAPLE.
December %. 1861. t-t-..l ExseulorS.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators of the
estate of J. g. Kennedy, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN II. TRIP,
July 9. 1889, Administrators.
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NOIIce

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator OF the estate Of Jacob
Muckley, late Of Carroll county, deceased.
Those Indebted will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within one year from
t.is date. JOSEPH RANNE.
October "a 1852
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C'arpet Chain!

sOOubs COIorsd Carpet Yarn received and fo
CUMMINGS l. BRACKIN.
4 Csnoll,on, July 18Th, 1889.
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NoIIce.

We will offer for renl, 90 The premises, 70
the highest bidder, Tor The term Of three years
from the ls Of April next. 90 Tuesday the
first Of February, next Al - O'Clock A. NJ. Ihe
unsOld quarter Of section sixteen 10 Union
Township. bond with good security for the
annual payment Of The rent, wilI be required
There is ou The premises Q good dwelling house
SAMUEL sEMPLE.l ! Com
JOHN RILEY. ~
Jan, "a, 1853.
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For Sale.

The Patton House, Of CarrOllton, is hereby Of
cred for sals on reasonable terms. good title
will be given.
For further paTlicultrs enquire OF -
LOUIS SCHAEFER, p
IuIv /. '5q,-,C. Canton. Ohio
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ECKLEY q DAVIS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
While Lead, Glass, Fish, Sail, Plaster, 8c &c.
No. 10, on Dock, and 1873, River-st.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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HOUSE 4. SIGN PAINTING.
KENEDY 4 COLEMAN.

All kinds of work in our line executed IN The
most approved style and on moderate terms. owe
ma a cali. Shop at the southeast cOTper OF the
public square. -
DAVID NJ. COLEMAN.
Carroll.on, o., April Q, 1859. - Sm.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in the country. Also, that he is determined 70
sell the same as low as any body else dare
having come TO The conclusion Of permanently
locating in this place, and dsSO.ing our time
TO The above business, we are bound not to be
beaten, and will sell a. wholesale or retail very
low for cash.
N. Borders from The coUusry will receive
promp. attention. Doctovs, when you come TO
Carro.on. call o. the Sign Of the BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gente>
men give US all. sl s'a
C. A. BoEGEL, Druggist. IS
Dec. II, '51.
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CIOclxs. CIOcks--A beautiful article Of
mantle. 0New Styles," just received and Tor
ale lor bv 4 CUMMINGS Il BRACKlN.
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SIgn of the Black Mortar.

II THE UNDERSIGNED would re.
~1 spec,luly inform the citizens Of Car
roll,on and surrounding country. that
- he keeps constantly on hand the best
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LAW NOTICE.

A. l. Ready, Attorney and COp seilOr at
Lap and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscarawss and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted TO bis care will be promptly
attended to. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5, 1850.
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w. A HMlE8is EROh RAe tOA-
~. -. .,8 eomnedous establishment has
80 Iborosehly repaired. and renovated through
,',, snd vfII compare iavorably with any Of the
81 -. Ho,eIs 10 the State. Il contains more
sksn oae bunsrsd roons. sliin cOmPlete order
The hou.e Z beautifully situated on the Public
Soa,re. near the Court House in the centre OF bus
-. and has the hdrantage Of pure air and an
.o.n ..scs srou0d Il. The table Is furnished with
ne - he markets s6oFd, and the Proprietor il
determined 10 spare neither expense nor effort, tC
render he Forest CITY pleasant stopping place, u
those who nay visit vlevelana either on business
o. IN sAs pursuit Oi pleasure. An Omnibus Is al
wusa il rsadness 10 convey passengers 10 and iron
the deeots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April rs, ls51
A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
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PARTNERSHIP.

A Partnership has this day been formed betweeA
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style Of Cummings 4 Brackin, aRd
we invite all the customers Of the "Old corner"
and the public generally, to call and see us.
March Is, 1859. }. P. CUMMINGS,
|. H. BRACKIN.
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10 Chancery.
John Jsmes, el al.

J0h0 JBmes, 6 a.
John James aud Elizabeth Ann James bis
wife Of tho State OF Illinois, Samuel Meanor
and Mary Meanor his wife, Of WelIsvllle in
The STATE OF Ohio. Harriet Straw and Rebecca
Straw, OF Franklin county, Ohio, George +.
Meanor and Washington Straw. OF Carroll coUn'
~. Ohio; will take notice that on the I4Ih day
Of Dec. 1859, John Coburn and Calharine Co.
burn filed in The Office Of the Clerk oflhe Court
OF Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio their
petition 10 Chaneery; wherein said petition
ers pray GoT authority 10 sell The lands be.
longing 10 The estate OF John Queen late Of said
county deceased. and thai after discharging The
debts Of the estate of said John Queen deceas.
ed, Ou. Of The proceeds of said sale, that they
may be authorized to distribute the balance &C.
coEdinR 10 the will of said John Queen deceas.
ed 70 tho above named persons, Who are deui.
seea 10 said will. JOHN COBURN and
CATHARlNE COBURN.
BY EcKLEY & DAVIS, Ihcir sO's.
Feb. I6 1853.
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HUSSEY & SINCLAIR,
Storage, Shipping & Commission Merchants

G. IUSSEY,
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For sale by DR.. G. A, BOegeI CaTInIIInn y
James Forbes Sr, New HageTs,own; u. Roby
& CO., Leesville; r. p. Smith, Pekin; II. v
Bever, Oneida; L. }. BaFkdull g. Co., MsgDO'
ia; Gregg & Mace, New Lisbon; Amer & Nich-
II, Hanover; II. Trim, Minerva; r. X. Grey,
WavE esburgh; Jno -. kipPaTd, Louisville
Iohn Be,,lI, Cadiz o; Croskey h PhVGoT. New
Market Jo,n J. Smih, New Pbiadelphis; o.
WeibeI, Zoar; Henry Grew, RichmODSI hiibeE
SCo.. KiIpore; ;Vm. WALKERS, barlem-
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Another Arctic Expedition.

The Hudson's Bay company are abou, to
dispatch boat expedition to the Arctic Sea
for the purpose Of completing the survey Of
the northern shores of America, only small
portion of which (probably from three TO
four hundred miles) now remains unexpler-
ed. The party is to consist Of one officer
and twelve men, including two Esquimnux
interpreters, in two boats; the one boat
light and small, for convenient transport
over land and for river navigation; the other
large, strong, and well fitted for encounter
ing rough weather in an open sea, but with
out any deck or other covering except tar
paulins Mr.. JoHy RAE, the officer who is
to command the expedition, states that he has
a carte blanche to provide everything essen
tial for the comfort and health Of the party.
as well as for making correct astronomical
and other observations.
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Drinking Usages.
BY BISHOP POTTER

But these drinking usages are not ouly
expensive, they are unreasonable. What is
their practical effect. 1t is that others shall
decide for US, question which ought. most
clearly to be referred only to our own taste
and sense Of duty. We are to drink wbe,h-
er 1t be agreeable to us or not; whether we
think right or not; whether we think it
saie or not. Moreover-and this sufficiently
humiiiatlng--we are TO drink precisely when,
and precisely where, others prescribe. 1t
mas been said that, in some parts of our
country, one must either drink with a man
who invites him, or fight. Ii is not long
since, IN every part of it, one must either
drink when invited, or incur the frowns and
Jeers of those who claimed to be arbiters of
Propriety. And even now he or she who
will not drink at all, or will drink only when
their own reason and inclination bid. must
not be surprised if they invoke invective or
r'dlcule. And is bondage like this to be
upheld! Does it become free-borD Ameri-
cans, who boast so much of liberty, to bow
down their necks to a servitude so unreIent-
ing. and yet so absurd
A German nobleman once paid a visit TO
Great Britain, when the practice Of toastine
and drinking was at its height. Wherever
he went, during six months tour, he found
himself obliged to drink, though never so
10th. He must pledge his host and his hos
tess. He must drink with every one who
would be civil to him, and with every one ;,
too, who wished convenient pretext for ta-
king another glass. He must drink bump
er in honor to the King and Queen-in hon
or of the Church and State-in honor Of the
Army and Navy. How often did he find
himself returning home with throbbing tenn
pies and burning cheek, from these scenes
of intrusive hospitality! At length his visit
drew to close, and to requite, in some
measure, the attentions which had been Law
ished upon him, he made grand entertain
ment. Assembling those who had done him
honor, he gathered them around a most
sumptuous banquet, and leasted them to their
utmost content. The tables were then clear
one was placed at each end: slices were cut
and passed around to each guest--when the
host rose. and with all gravity said:
Gentlemen. give you the King! please
eat to his honor" His guests protested
They had dined; they were Jews; they were
already surcharged through his TOO genero
cheer. But he was inAexible. "Gen.ls-
sR psi'ed me fa'f 10 ID drink at your bidding is
much that you should now eat at mine' !
have been submissive; why should you moi
follow my example: You will please do hon.
or to your King! You will then be served
with another slice, in honor to the Queen
another to the prosperity of the Royal Fam
lily, and so on to the end Of the chapter!
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e. A witty clergyman had been lecturing
one evening in country village on the sub
ject of Temperance, and as usual after the
lecture the pledge was passed around for
signatures.
''Pass it along that way" said the lectur-
er, pointing towards gang of bloated loaf
ers near the door pass it along, perhaps
some of those gentlemen would like to join
our cause"
"We don't bite at large hook, (" grufly
muttered one of the rummies.
"Weh," replied the ready clergyman, II
believe there is kind Of fish called suckers
that do not bite"
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~ "Dane me if I don't believe III

sT- "Dang me if don't believe the
worlds wheelbarrow, said jolly inebri-
ate, as he rolled along the pavement, "and
I'm the wheel, revolving on haxis. Now
I'm in the mud" said he, as he fell headlong
into the gutter, "and now I'm on dry land. ;"
as he fetched up on the curb-stonO His
concluding remark, as his boots followed his
head down an open cellar way. was. "now
the wheel is broken, and the vehicle is out
of repair"
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WORTH REMEMBERING.-Reese's Medi-
cal Gazette says: I" In case of any burn
or scald, however extensive, all the acute
suffering of the patiert may be at once and
permanently relieved, and that in moment,
by sprinkling over the surface thick layer
Of wheat -four"
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PREscRIBire AND
TAXING MEpIcISE-Doctor Oliver Wendell
Holmes tells us how the members of the
medical profession feel when the poisoned
chalice" Of their prescriptions is commended
to their own lips; in other words, when the
visitor becomes the visitee:
Just change the time, the person and the place,
And be yourself The interesting case )
Youu gain knowledge which it's well 20 learn;
In future practice it may your
Leeehes for instance pleasing creatures, quite;
Try them bless you. don't you ink they bite.
You raise a blister for the smae-t cause,
And be yourself the great sublime it draws;
And trust my statement, you Will not deny
The o. craftsmen a your Spanish ri
It's mighty easy ordering when you please,
sInfusi Sennr capist uncia> tres;
It's mighty different when yon quseklc down
Your OF. n three Of the liquid brown
sPiluia puvis,-pseasant words enough,
When other Jaws receive the shocking stuff;
Bat oh what h4ttery Disguise fbe groan
That meets gup which sends IL tsroagh your ovvn"