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An the stories TO be submitted to Committee 81 Dec'-
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for the Goli0aps.

GARD ENGRAVING for the HOLIDAYS,
~ 1884 and 1855 Our readers In want Of Ball Cire1i1e
Door Plstes Welding Visiting and Address Cards and We.
dps Stationery find at the cid established Store no -
Broadway assortment OF these articles suitable foc
Holiday Preents i've cent above cost There notna
more unique than 6ne pack Of Visiting Cards or set ek
Wedding Stationery for present Samples sent by enpree
II required Odsrs filed 9Th Dispatch and sent 70 al psite
Of the country WIN A. BAILEY, NO. 'o< bfssa"y W. De
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new Parlor Pas,ire.
THE ORACLE OF FLOWERS-A Poetical

NNHE ORACLE OF FLOWERS-A Poetical
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- There, mid them al. % fair to SEE
What flower shall thy ft emblem ber
This Is elegant P,ror Game designed pleasing and
intellectual amusement for the social circle 1t
mirthful. cbsste and refined Price 50 cent?
In addition to the shove, publish the following
JUVENILE GAMES:
THE CAME OF HENS AND CHICKENS.
THE CAME or FASHION AND FAMINE
THE GAME OF THE LAMPLIGHTER.
THE GAME OF GIFTS USES AND CONSEQUENCES.
THE GAME OF THE OLD MAID.
THE CANE OF ROBIN HOOD.
THE GAME OF SPECULATION
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And many others, including the GOLDEN EGG, FANNY
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For sale wholesale and retail.
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stingushed patriot, expressive Of
J integrity and disinterestcd pa
sincere Qualification his restora-
VIM o. Meagber, MD.
Kay a. Roberts, engrsvers.
John OReilly, NJ D.
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House.
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John b. adburn, bookseller.
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Edward Boyle, civil engineer.
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T Dunlap, Dep. Naval Officer.
p. Lynch, Irish American.
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Matthew Somers, Lieutenant.
james Sawl.
Andrew Byrue.
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Postponement Of Day Of Publication Of
TX Wells NEW WORK
Il FUDGE DOINGs.-Being Tony fudge's Record Of the
in forty chapters; with Portraits Of Solomon Fudge ESQ.,
and George Washington Fudse-rom designs By Dirley.
2vols, limo. Uniform with Reveries Of Bachelor .
Dream Life" &c, &c.
The publication Of this popular work announced for the 9th
December has been unsyoidsby delayed. 1t will be pub
Ished
WEDNESDAY, Goth December.
Lrge orders have already been received and the past
ofbooks by TX Marvel warrants In believing that large
edition of this work will be sold publication.
CHARLES SCRI8NER
No .YnrL
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VNHE CHEAPEST VOLUME in the WORLD.
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DEXTER 4 BROTHER and
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John H. MCunn, lawyer. Andrew Byme.
LIFE and TINES Of DANIEL OCOsNELI, on THURS
DAY EVENING, Dec a. 1884 the Tabernacle ats o'clock
Sons Music Store Broadway at The Citizen and rh Amer
Offices. and at the doors
Hone Of NJ ssr%.. o
THussDAY Evening of f each week. ON
G. sessn%. G. wsiIuenus and Kspp ''''
The srst lecture will be delivered by d. Loewo Subject
Tickets for The 81 SCI single tickets 80 cents. To be
RApDE Ne s22 Br.sd~sy sCHMIpT No i S Wi, An
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The CITY Of will hold A1n1s see, o the the
.1SoE ys on FRIDAY Pf n s kS 4 ,hs AoT a9v'e
The Society and Its guests will dine the A'oI House on
the Evening Of Dec o. at O'Clock precisely The annual
s BE- II s v "a E Ii
THURSDAY EVENING Dec q at ~ o'clock, at he Church
Mercantile Library Scientific Lectures.-Pfof
SoHN cS m as OH 81 S
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Is Tickets the remaining Five Lectures at reduced
Prof HENRY D. ROGERS of Bottom, will succeed Prof
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Inc FraukiIu LlterhTy AbsOctutIou Ceioofstc
Its Seventeenth Anniversary the Bethesda Baptist Church
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DAY EVENING, Dec H. 1854 Exercises TO consist Of Ad-
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ton Are Early Marriages conducive to the welfare Of the
Exercises at O'Clock. The public
respectfectiuy invited TO attend.
Practical PhrenoIogy.-Prof L. N FOWLER, will
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inf NAVY
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cattle discourage drover and farmers from bringing neI
stoch Mondays hoping thereby 70 break
down opposition OF those who are opposing Their
and beins myself opposed to all monopoly and especially
tho.e In the life desire 10 inform doyers ana
fame that on Monday last 18th inst there was some iou
hundred Of cattle the yards and all sold for essa
sood prices and half enough 20 supply the
York Dee ~ 1884 AN ANTI MONOPOLIsE:
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Sole AGENTS for tho
eTILL and SPARKLING VINES.
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H.,
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Special Notices.

Address to smith O'Brien.-we, the undersigned re-
quest Meetips Of friends and admirers Of WILLIAM
SMITH OBRfEN, FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th De
eember "A O'Clock at the Tabernacle for the purpose
sdoptps an Address that shed patriot expressive Of
the sdrston which his lofty integrity and disinerestcd
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HINSELF
In which be his early history - CLERK MEscHlS
srd EDITOR aud his later sHo With P1rr1
en- Steel and nugercu. Illustrations By Darby In enc vol
uue. limo. Price. 81 IS
In this votk have every puticusr the tue srs
the osly full account Of ny snte-prisesh Preface.
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r. R, R.

THE IMPORTANCE OF OFREGULARTY.
It is highly important that mankind should
observe strict regularity in all the affairs Of life
Regularity induces Aealth-Inegularity pro
ducss disease. Most people are particular abOu
eating ct regular hOurs--retiring to rest q
regular hours--risiRg at areguiar time-and We
should be equally Is particular about discharg
ing, from the boSls. the iecal and acrimonious
hunors of the body ct a regular hOur--tc emp
ty the bowels Of their contents at q regula
time. II mankind would observe this great
and important duty. and prepare their bowels
do ncrs regularity, they would avoid much
? sickness Railways Regulators induce Regu-
lsrity. Theyregulate every organ to regular
action. The Liver, Pancreas, kidneys. Heart,
Skin, Bowels, and all other organs, will after
the action Of Railways Regulators, move with
all the regula Of clock work. Persons
troubled with COstivsness. Indigestion, Dvs.
pepsia. &c.. will find. that. by taking one Of
Radway's Regulators every night, on going to
bed. they will have a pleasant discharge Of
the bowels in the morning st aregular period
Of time. One Regulator will regulats--three
will purge.
Sold BY Druggists every where.
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Gives over 900 large double column octave
pages of choice Reading matter in year. Al
so from t2 to Is steel engravings of high
order of excellence beside from l5O to 200 fire
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All for ,25 in Clubs Of four Subscribers
The Cheapest Monthly Paper in the West.
No Periodical in the United States has been
more generally or mVre warmly commended BY
the Press than the "HoME MAGAZINE.
The third Volume begins in January 1854,
and will contain new Moral Story by Mr.
Arthur of considerable length entitled
THE ANGEL OF THE HOUSEHOLD,
The Home Magazine and Conveys LadJ'
Book sent one year for $3.50.
The January number is now ready. Send for
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OBITUARY.

Samuel Carr, Son Of Amos and Sarah Carr
aged Eve Years, eight months and three days.
Died in Lessburgh Carroll County Ohio Jan.
10th, 1854 Of Castro EntrihiF after a short
but severe illness OffOrty eight hours. This
little sufferer was released from his affection
and called TO the arms Of isSaviour. He was
an interesting child. very much endeared to
his parents, and friends by an amiable dispO-
sition. and promising intellect. But he has
fallen asleep. snstched BY malignancy Of dis
enss from parental tenderness, he fed away
despite the efforts and wishes Of all that would
bid him stay.
JH.S
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We will offer for sale at public outcry. on Fri
day the 18th day Of March next, the farm known
as Nathan Shaw's whilst in life, situate in the
20 habiP Of Washington, In the county OF Carroll,
Ohio. Sale TO commence Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
on the premises, and close a. three O'Clock, p.
NJ, Of said day. A perfect title will be given TO
the purchaser. Tsrms--One.thir in cash on the
tenth day Of June next; one-third in one year,
and one-lhird in two years from said tenth day Of
June, without interest the last two payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises a note
to be given with good security on day Of sale for
first payment Deed to be n ade at first payment.
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
JOHN DEFORD,
Executors of last will of N-than Shaw, deed.
Jan. 26, Is64..6w.
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nrpNISNNINGn

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge CON-
posed Of Castor oil, Calomel, &C., are not aware,
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for a series of
diseases, such as salvation, loss of sight, weak
ness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
meut of Hobpnsack's Medicines, to which we ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
is well as their Children's health. In Liver Com
pla;nts and all disorder arising from those of bill
kous type should make use Of the only genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
Or4r"Be not drceiUed," but ask for HobensacK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature of the Proprietor, J. N
HOBENSACK, ,.as none else are genuine.
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To school Oflcers. Fund.

A circular from the Auditor Of State gives in
formation that the apPOrtiOnment Of the State
Common School Fund.t the several counties has
been delayed by the failure Of some Of the Coun-
ty Auditors to forward the enumeration Of the
youth Of their counties, as required by law. The
apportionmeRt cannot be made until returns are
received from such count es. The apPOrtionment
to the townships of the county cannot be made
until after the State apportiOnment is certified to
me by the Auditor Of State. 1t is therefore un-
certain when the school funds will be ready for
paying out They will be appOrtioned as soon as
possible, however, and notice will be given of the
time, when they will be in readiness.
FyS. McKEAN,
Jan. 26, ls54.-tf. County Auditor.
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cARRoLLToN MARKETS.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
FOREST CITY DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
Cleveland Jan. II.
WEEVIV REVIEW

WEEKLY REVIEW.
Another week Of general inactivity has just been
passed. The weather. the meuey market, the
grain, produce and provision markets-all
have been dull and heavy:
GRAIN AND FLOUR Wheat has not
changed Good white is held at 1901 80;
mixed northern at 23@2S: southern at 1909
rs. Cloverseed continues dull at s So
There is little doing in corn. Holders ask SOC
Oats is inactive al 32@o5c. Flour holds up
better. The home demand is good. We
quote straight brands ate @6 sS; extra at Z.
Hogs-We hear of some contracts yet to fill
at = rs for large hogs. This may be consider
as the ruling price. Most Of our packing hou-
ses are merely packing ;hs stock on hand.
S0me, however, are stiA in the market. The
quality Of hogs this season, as compared with
former seasons. has been very good, averaging
considerably more than2U0 lbs.
PROVISlONS-Th market has been in
sctive. Mess pork is held at l2@126O. Hams
sugar cured, are held at 9@llc.
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Relief for the AFFLICTED.
CLARKR'S
GeneSee Liniment.

Prepared upon the most scientific principle, an'
n strict accordance with the, laws of chemical af
Unity thereof, forming a remedy better calculated
to permanently cure the following diseases thar
any other ever yet discovered:
In man cures Rheumatism, Swellings, Spralns
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
xind-galls, callous, lameness, sprains, scratches
cid sores, corks, stiff joints, Jumps, ring Zone
famed shoulders, &C., &c.
Prepared BY DR., VIM. Clarke, Brooklyn, n. Y
None genuine without the signature OF VIM
Clarke. For sale BY B. Stevenson, CarrOlltOn, and
In every village in the county.
May 81, 32.-6m.
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Notice.


THE STATE OF OHIO CARROLL co
Mary Harkness,
James Stanton Il In Partition.
Margaret Stanton
James Stanton and Margaret Stanton fol
the county Of Tyrone Ireland. will take no
tice:that Petition was filed against them on
the 9Th day of December A. D. 1853. in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll county a.,
and is now pending wherein the said Mary
Harkness, demands Partition of the following
real estate situate in the counties of Carroll,
and Stark Ohio, of which William Harkness,
late Of Carroll county died seized, to wit:
In Carroll county-The South half of the
West half of the North east quarter of Section
twelve (l2) In township fifteen, (t5) Of Range
six. (6) containing thirty-eighl acres more or
less
Also, town lot uumbered twenty .ones fai9
in the town of Malvern.
In the town of Magnolia Carroll county
Lots numbered, sixty -one (61) fortynine, 49l
sixtytwo 62) sixty three, (63) sixty -four, (64)
fifty (5O) twenty seven, (97) and forty four
a., J.
In the town'of Magnolia, Stark county Ohio
Townlots numbered thirty FIVE, (35) a part Of
lot number fifty three, 1897 being fifty feet in
front, and lots thirty-six, (36) thirty-one (3t)
thirty twO (32):twenty, (2O) thiTty-three (SS
forty 1.-TWO (42) fony-One, (4l) eighteen, (l8)
one, (l] and the one undivided half of lot
number fourteen H..
, In the town of Waynesburgh Stark county,
Townots numbered as follows The North
half of lot twenty three, [23 lots numbered
thirty-two (S2) two, I'll and one, e.. The
South half Of lot Al.
And that at the next term of the court ap
plcation will be made by the said Mary Hark
ness, for an order that Partition be made o
said premises. VAN BROWN, Atty for
Dec. 8, 185S,-pr fee.s5,95 Ptf
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LAW NOTICE

JOHN II. BiRNHILI.: AHOrny and Coun:
selIOr at LqY and Solicitor CAaacsry. vii
attend TO all business entrusted TO his care in
The counties Of Tuscarawas. CrroIl. Harrison
Coshoc.on. Holmes. Stark, or elsewhere. Of.
fee 10 Uhrchssille, Tbscsfssss couhiy, ohiG
July 1s. 1850.
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JOHN PEARCE's ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor, on the estate of JOHN PEARcE EsoTRE,
late of Garrollton Carroll County Ohio Deceas-
ed. Those having claims against sSd estate
are requested to present the same legally at
tested for settlement within one year, and
those indebted to said estate, are notified to
make immediate payment.
VAN BROWN, Administrator.
Carroton O. Nov, 95, 1853.