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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE,


10 years ago, BY Dr.. Kinkelin. n. W
co ner Of Thifd and Union streets, between
Spruce and Fine SIS, Philadelphia.
EisHrEES years Of extensive and uninierrup,.
ed practice spent m this city, have renderd ID.
K. the most expert and successful practitioner,
Car and near in the treatment Of all diseases Of .
private nature Persons sffiiesed With ulcers up
an the body, throat OF legs, pains in the head Of
hones. nmfcurial rheunatismi structures, gravel,
5isease arising from youthful rxcesses or Impure
lies Of the blood. whereby The constitution hss
become enieebled, sFe all treated with success.
lie who places himself under The care oil Dr.
4. nav rel giously confde in bis honor as gen.
.lemar, and confidently rely upon his skill as
physician.
TAKE FARuIcuLAR notice. Young men who
have injured themselves by a certain practice in
dulged ina habit frequently learned from evil
cotnpanons or az school, the effects Of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy both
mind and body, should apply immediately
Weakness and constitutional debility, loss ol
muscular energy, physical lassiIude and general
ptOsualiOn, irTitahility and all nervous affections
indigestion, sluggishness OF the liver, and every
disease in any way connected with the disorder
Of the procreaiive functions cured and iull v,go
restored. r .t..- r.
! HEAD - OF III Anu mAshAo'hT 'bea"''
Life. or a premature DEATH Kinkelm on Sell
Presprva.on--0nly 25 Cents.-This book jus
published is filled With useful information, on The
/ infunites and diseases d The Generative Or
r gans. II addresses itself alike TO Youth, Man
hood aud Old age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning
il gives will prevent years O misery aud suiler
ing, and save annually Thousands OF ives.
Parents by reading it will learn how to preven
the destruction OF their children.
"a remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in a lot
! ter, addressed to DR.. KiNKELIN, N. w. corner 0
! Third aud Union streets, between Spruce AM
Pine, Philadelphia, " III ensure book under en-
yelope, per return Of mail.
Persons at a distance may address DIR. X. b!
> letter, (post paid } and be cured at home.
Packages of medicines, Directions, &c, Tor
wsrded by sending remittance, and put up Sc
cure from da iage or curiosity.
Bookseller News Agents, pedlers, Canvas
sers. and all others supplied with the above woTl
al very low rates.
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O'DONNEL a MULLEN,

PnTsBuRen.CHAR g. CABINET WARE Rooms
No. 9S Third Street, South Side,
Respectfully inform their. friends and custom
eTs, thai they have il not The larges. stock ever
before seen 10 this city, the greatest variety oil
Style, The finest finished, made Of The best sea.
sOned materials, aud by the best workmen o
any 10 the western country, all Of which they
aIe determined 10 sell as low as any other man
ufacIuriDg establishment in The west Ou
stock is all OF our own manufacture-no i'm
pora.ions. OS7-Sleamboals and Hotels furnish
ed a. the shortest notice. All orders prompt,
attended to- O'DONNEL g. MULLEN.
Dec. II, '52-6mos.
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EcIecIic InsGitu(c
AT CARROLLTON

The Spring Term Of this Institute will com
mence on the lth Of April, and hold its ses-
sions in the Canalst School House.
It is intended to accommodate itself to the
education of Males and Females, in such a man.
ner as not to conflict in their intellectual or
moral facilities.
The branches Of study pursued, besides the
English branches, will be the Elements of Nat.
nral Science, Mathematics, the Latin, Greek and
German Languages.
Tuition will range from 1926 10 Sc 90 per
term OF twelve weeks Of sixty days For fur
sher particulars, ETC., apply to the Principal
e REv N. E. GILDS,
Carollton, Carroll Co., Ohio.
March l7th.-3t.
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Is hereby given 10 Thomas White Jr., of Tus-
clrawas county, Ohio, Barbara Ellen N cko!s, OF
Bureau county, Illinois. and Robert McAllister.
tf Carroll county, Ohio, that on the 18Th day oil
April, A. D. 1853, petition was filed against
them in the court OF Conmon Pleas OF Carroll
county, Ohio where the same is now pending,
by Thomas Nckols, David Nickols, James Nick.
OILS, and Ruth Cook, ntermarred with John P.
Cook, OF Bureau county, Illinois, and George
NckOIs, and Lucretia NlckOls, intermanied with
Harman Nickols, Of Morgan county, Ohio, Char
iIy Dodds, intermarried with John DOdds, OF Shel.
by county, Illinois, Sarah Wineman, intermar.
ried with Eli Wineman, and Bathsheba Miner,
intermarried with Edward Miner, of Belmont
county, Ohio demanding partition of the follow
ing premises, in Orange township, Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, to wit: certain lands lying in The north
part of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
four [34] In township thirteen [l3l. of range
six [6l, and in the southeast quarter Of thirty
five 1851, township and range aforesaid, the
whole OF said lands amount to thirty-seven
acres, more or less, and is the same lands OF
which Thomas White, senior, died seized
The petitioners demand that partition be made
of said lands as follows, to wit; To Petitioners
the nine undivided tenth part of one undivided
sixth part; to Barbara Ellen Nickos, one undivi-
ded tenth part OF one undivided sixth part and
10 Thomas White, Jr, or those holding under
him, FIVE undivided sixth parts Of said land.
At he next term Of said court application will
be made for an order OF partition, End such 9TH
er proceedings as are allowed by law, &c.
VAN BROWN ATTY for PeIis.
April %, 1889 -6W.
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Indian Doctor.
April 2sth 1853.

The undersigned has permanently located him
self 10 the west end Of CsHollton, Carroll county,
Ohio, opposite the Methodist meeting house, In the
brick house formerly owned BY ID. Lotz, where
he will attend to all cases that aie entrusted to his
care, both chronic and acute (Slr Cancers Seroi-
Mas Rbeumatisms, Old Sores, Consumptons, Liy-
or Complaints, female Complaints Of all kinds
Office days-Frdays and Saturdays.
DR.. V. TRAG0.
NIB. Exclusively on the Indian System.
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NOtlCA

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Executor Of the estate of
William Dennes, deceased. Those indebted 10
said estate will make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estite will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within one wear
from This date. GUY DUDGEON,
Dec. IL, 1859. Executor
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Farm for sale!

Farm Tor sale!
desire to sell the farm on which now reside.
II contains
400 Acres
and there are on il a good brick house, with a
we'll Of water at the door; a very large Frame
Barn, and other out buildings, all got up in the
very best style. The land lies one miles south ol
town.
intend removing west, and viii give the pur
chaser OF this farm bargain
For terms, inquire at the Free Press Office, or
of the subscriber, on the Premises.
CHARLES FAWCETT.
NJ, o. L. . a ga
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Notice
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator Of the estate OF n,
ba Norris, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate will make inm ediate payment and those
having claims against said estate will present them,
legally authentic ated, within one year from this
date. JOHN H. TRIP,
March 95, 1883 Admir-.
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SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all cOlOrs, Jen-
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment Of all
kinds Of the very best make, on hsnd and for
sale, cheap, by CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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NOtice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
ministvator Of the estate of ELIZABETH CRosTER
late of Carroll county deceased,
Feb. II, '53.-3t. ROBERT eros ER
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40 Rridge builders.
1000 HOOK Agents WAmled,

TyVUU HOOk AseHts WNHVcUs
To SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR TIE
YEAR 1853. s He
1000 Dollars . Year
Wanted in every county in the United States,
active and en.erprising men, to engage in The
sale of some Of the besl Books published in the
country. To men Of good address, possessing
a small capital Of from $26 TO 800, such in-
ducemenIs will be offered as to enable Them to
make from So to IS day profit. ifa 6&
0T The books published by US are all useful
in their character, extremely popular, and COM
mand aFes sales wherever they are offered,
For further particulars, address, (PosiHge
paid,l ROBERT SEARS, PUBLlsHER,
1871 William Street, New. York.
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Estate Of Samuel IddIngs.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified executors ol the
estate of Samuel lddihgs, deceased Those in.
debted will make immediate payment and those
having claims against said estate will present them,
legally authenticated, within one year from this
date. ELW0OD IDDINGS,
GEO. w. EVANS.
March =, 1853. Executors.
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THE TRUE #FTT
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE

DR. GASEREC JUICE
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth stomach Of
the OK, after directions Of Baron Lebig, the great
Physiological Chemist By j. s. HOughtOn, NJ D.,
Philadelphia, Pa. FNF
"I digest" Such is the true meaning Of the
word Pepsin. 1t rs the chief element, or great di-
gesting principle Of the Gastric Juce-the SOL
vent of the food, the purifying, preserving, and
stimulating agent of the stomach and intestnes.
1t is extracted from the digestive stomach of the
OK; thus forming true digestive fluid, precisely
like the natural Gastric Juice in its chemical pow
srs, and furnishing complete and perfect substi-
tute for it.
This natures own remedy for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of man can equal its curative
powers II contains no alchOhol, bitters, acids, or
nauseOus drugs. 1t is 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 imitations. Pepsin is
not drug
Half teaspoonful of Pepsin infused in water,
will digest or dissolve five pounds OF Roast beef
in about two hours, out Of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EvInENcE!
OF The scientific evidence upon which this
remedy is based is in the highest degree curious and
remarkable. "' III.
! Call on the agent, and get descriptive circu-
| BtdtiSj BNlhS VI HClcHllHC eFl-
dence, from Lebig's Animal Chemistry; DR..
Combe's Physiology Of Digestion; DR.. Pereira
on Fsod and Diet DIR. John w. Draper, of New
York University Prof. 'Dunglison's Physiology
Prof. Silliman, of Yale College f; Dr. Carpenters
Physiology &C., together with reports Of cures
from all parts of the United States.
PEPsIN IN FLUID AND POWDER.
DIR. Houghton's Pepsin is prepared in powder
and in fluid form-and in prescription vals for The
use of physicians The powder will be sent by
mail, free of postage, for one dollar, sent to DR.
Houghton, Philadelphia.
0TObserve this EVERY bottle of the genuine
Pepsin hears the written signature of J. S. Hough
tom N. D., sole proprietor, Philade phia, Pa. Copy
right and trademark secured.
0rrSold by all Druggists and dealers in med
cines. rice- one dollar pei bottle.
Agents-C A. Begel CarrOton; John J
Smith & Co., New Philadelphia; Hening & Mel
win, Steubenville; Nicholas Bour, Canton
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Qsntistrn!
A. w. a w. +. sEMPLE.

a. W. q w. II. SEmPLE,
Resident DenlinH Of S,eubeuyille. tender ,hsir
professional services 70 the eilizens of Carroll.
ton 70 oil matters pertaining TO Teeth, DR..
semPle has been long known in this communi.
y ss me oldes' Practitioner in Eastern Ohio,
Sno ~ 's DOW prepared to insert teeth in Whole OF
rars Of Sets, with or without Artificial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any other
method thai msy be desired, and all work will
Ps p goi up neatly and elegantly, with view to
Ou'''y' Comfort and Elegance thai cannot be
surpassed
All operations are warranted, and always re.
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed TO A. w. Semple, SIeubenVille D.
will receive prompI attention.
June IS. l859.-Iy ..
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EXECuTOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualf-
ed as Executor of le estate Of Robert Peoples de-
ceased. Those h ring claims against said estate
will present them sgally proven within one yea'
from this date. JOHN A. UTTORF,
April IS, 1852. Executor
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Clocks. CIOcks-A beautiful article Of
mantle, New Styles jusE received and for
ssie log BY CUMMINGS & RRACKIN.
Ced FIsb, White Fish end MackereI for sale
dec. 81. 80. c. A. BoEGEL.
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A General Assortment Of the mos. popular
Patent Medicines in use Call at the sign OF the
Black Mortar and examine my stock before buy
ing elsewhere, as il is unposslil' fJr me 20 emu
n,erate the articles have for sale.
G A. B0EGEL.
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NoiiIee

Is hereby given that tRe uhdersigned has been
appointed Administrator OF the estate Of Jacob
Mnekley, late Of Carroll county, deceased.
Those indebted viii make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate viii present
them legally authenticated within one year from
iris date. JOSEPH RANNE.
October %. 1851.
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F0aEsT CITY HOUSE


W. 4. SMITH, PkOPRlETOR.
This large and oommOdioes establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, aud renovated through
out. and will compare lrorably with any OF The
trsl clzss Hotels in the State. Il contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete ordef.--
The house Is beautifully situated on the Public
Squsre, near the Court House. in the centre Of bus
ines. and has the advantage Of pure air and an
open space around H. The table Is furnished with
The best the markets Afford and the Proprietor il
determined 70 spare neither expense nor effort, "a
reader the Forest City pleasant stoppingp place, e
those who may visit cleveland either on bushes.
er in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is al
vsy. IN readiness % convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland. April Is, 1857
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SECOND ARRIVAL.

We are just receiving splendid lot Of La
DIES DRESS GOODS, Of entirely new styles
Plain and Figured Persian Cloths, De LANES
&c. CUMMINGS & BRACklN.
Nov. Cd.
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Lard Oil, Winter strained, Lamp cones
Lamp Wicking, at c, A. BoEGELS'
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a BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
Men Wanted

Men Wanted
TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS.
The subscriber Is now publishing Third Edi.
lion Of the life and voyages OF
AM Il RlCUS,
The great Navigator after whom our country was
named. -
BY G. E. LESTER, LATE u. S. CONSUL.
ILLUSTRATED WITH ENeRAVINGs.
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LAW NOVICE,

A. I, Ready, Aitornsy and Counsellor al
Lao and Solicitor in Chancery, viii practice
ia Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted TO bis care will be promptly
attended to. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April s. 1850.
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ECKLEY &DAVIs

Attorneys and COEHsellOrs al Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoin ng
counties. All business entrusted to them ~ilre
eive prompt atiention. Office in the frar.e build
t ng, opposite the west door of the court house
mar 3. '49 E f.
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PARTNEIeNmIP.

I 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 u.s.
March Is, 1859. J. P. CUMMINGS,
a H f ]. H. BRACKIN.
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For sale by DR.. c. A. BoegeI CarrOlIlon O
James Forbes Sr, New FIagerstown; II. Roby
& Co., LeesviIle; R. f. Smith, Pekiu; H. v.
Bever, Oneida; E. J. BarkdulI & Co., Magno.
liza; Gregg & Mace, New LishaR; Arter g. Mich.
ols Hanover; H. Trin, Minerva; R, K. Grey
Waypesburgb; Jao. II. KIippard, Louisville;
John Beal, Cadiz o; Crtskey & Parker, New
Market; John }. Smith, New Philadelphia; C..
Weibe. Zoar; Henry Crew, Richmond; Hilbert
&Co., Kilgore; Wm. Walters, Harlem.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-26
Later from TazlDicO,

By the schr j. Truman, Capt. AcKLEY,
papers from Tampico to the 25th ult., have
been received.
A party of Californians. who were at
that port, had taken passage on the Truman.
but were seized by the Mexican authorities
and their money, (S5OOO) declared forfeited
for non-payment of duties.
The revolution appears to be spreading
with unezampled rapidIty over Tamaulipas
and the adjoining States. The regular army
and the leading officers had pronounced in
favor of the movement. Col. CASANOVA, at
Victoria, Col. CErz. at Camargo, and Col.
TENoEIo at Cerro Gordo had pronounced =
Juan Jose de la Cara, Provisional Gov
ernor Of the State of Tamaulipas, iustifes
the revolution and recommends Don RAMON.
PRIETo as the proper person to assume re-
sponsbilities of Governor. PEIEro is the
person who defeated Cardenas in the late
gubernatorial contest. The setting aside
of that election caused the present rcvolu-
tion.
The Tamaulipeco Of the odd says that
the commanding general was preparing to
march upon Matamoras, and in few DAYS
would be on the road. This is the only
point of consequence in the State that had
not seconded the plan of Tampico
On the 2lst the ayuntamiento of Tuxpam.
and Vera Cruz. declared, against the Co.
vernment.
Gen. Uraga has issued proclamation
denouncing in severe terms the conduct Of
Gen. Minon. who had ordered Senor Pache-
eco Leal, an old and respected citizen Of ia
lisco, to be whipped and sent to the army as
a recruit The affair has created intense
excitement. Senor Leal had three sons Of
fcers in the army, two of whom were killed
in the war with the United States and the
other is now upon the frontier fighting In
dians.
Coils. Meija and Vega had joined the rev
olutionists, and with l,500 men would soon
march upon San Luis and the other States
of the interior.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-26
Er6in San Francisco.
New ORLEANS, Jan. s.

New ORLEANS, Jan. g.
The steamer Daniel Webster, from San
Francisco, has arrived with dates to the
18th ult- Heavy rains have flooded the in
terror Of California. The ship Sea Witch
arrived at San Francisco December 9th,
having been one hundred days out; also the
Sam Russell, one hundred and eighteen
days ont, and the Seaman, which had been
one hundred and twenty-seven days out
a large portion Of the city Of Shasta was
destroyed BY fire. on the 18th of November
loss 100000
Catherine Hayes had immense success in
San Francisco The first choice Of seats
was taken at premium Of eleven hundred
dollars
The first legal execution at San Francisco
occurred on the 10th December. Little d.
ing At the mines, in consequence Of the re-
cent flood
China dates to Oct 9Th, had been recciv-
ed, but were unimportant.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-26

REMOVAL OF THE RAFT OF RED RIVER.
The attention of Planters and others, who
feel an interest in the navigation of upper
Red River, is directed to the advertisement
of Col. j. J. Albert, in another column, in
viting proposals for the removal of the pres
ent obstruction to the navigation of Red riv-
er and to prevent any further accumulation
of raft. 1t will be seen. by reference to
the advertisement, that the contract will be
awarded to the bidder vho will remove the
present raft, and keep the river free from
obstruction the longest period, for the amount
Of the appropriation-$lO0,000
The law is now in such shape. as to in-
duce us to believe that this desirable object
will be accomplished.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-26
Concord Railroad Accident---Eur-
ther particulars.
New YORK, Jan. 6.

NEW oIK, JAN U.
Advices of to-day from Boston state that
Gen. Pierce, since the lamentable accident
on the Concord railroad. has complained Of
severe pain in the back. 1t is thought,
however, that neither himself nor Mrs
Pierce is dangerously injured.
The train consisted of only one car. Il
was dashed down an embankment, a distance
of twenty feet, on heap of rocks.
Gen Pierce's son had his brains dashed
ont.
The escape of Gen. Pierce from instant
death was miraculous.
A number of the passengers had their
arms and legs broken.
The news created the greatest excitement
in Boston, Concord, and the other Eastern
cities
Immediately on the announcement of the
accident the New Hampshire Legislature
adjourned, as a mark of sympathy with, and
respect for Gen. Pierce and family.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-26
The French at S0nOra--Thcir DC.
feat and Retreat.

A letter from Acapulco, under date Of
December 9Th, and received BY the New
York Times, says that a battle took place
the first part Of November, at Hermosillo,
between 214 French on one side, and -GO
regular Mexican soldiers on the other, the
French burying on the ground after the fight,
So; Mexicans having lost, at the first fire Of
the latter, 21 men The French at the time
were marching toward Guyamas. when. as
they reached Hermosillo. the Mexicans sud
denly fired upon them from large walled
square, killing every one Of their officers,
which staggered them for an instant; but
they rallied, mounted the walls, and fired
down into the yard upon them as they world
have done upon flock Of turkeys. The
fight was afterwards continued for short
time in the streets, with supposed loss Of
about men to the Mexicans, and none to
the Counts party The French then con
met BY messenger from the city, who rep
resented that the town was destitute Of food,
ard deserted; and that they would nevita-
bly, all perish. unless they gave up the war
Count de Raoussct at the time was being
carried forward on litter, nearly dead Of
the dysentery. AT of his officers having
been killed at Hermosillo, The men agreed
to lay down their arms. on condition that
Blinco should pay them $1,000. with
which to embark for California and Mazat-
Ian, which he did Raousset was taken
on board for Mazailan, in almost dying
state