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A CANDID COURSE. The component parts of
.STABLER'S AN0DYNE CHERRY EXPECT0RANT.
and S rABLER'S DIARRHGh CORDIAL have been
made known to upwards Of i've hundred physicians eve
ry one of whom, without single exception have pro.
nounced them excellent medicines, compounded in &C.
cordanGe with Scientific principles, and sklful pharma-
ceuEca knowledge It's well known fact, that physi-
clans generally oppose what are termed popular medi.
cnes and this fact speaks loudly in favor Of their candOr
and the intrinsic merits Of these vauble preparations
which are most appreciated where they are best known
and which are coming into very general use for the dis
ressng complaints they intended to curea For dis
of the lungs and throat Sablers Anodyne Cher.
ry Expectorant affords safe and speedy remedy while
the Diarrhoea Cordial has never been known to fail in
giving relief Price of each only Ocents per bottle, or
six bottles for So so.
E. H. stabler & Co., PrOprietors, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Md. Agents-R. E. Sellers,
Pttsburg, Pa, J. H. Patterson & Co., Wheeling, Va,
]. D. Park, Cincinnati, 0. .
DR.. c. A. Begel, Oarrolton, and Messrs. Brown &
Farmhouse, New Hagerstown, agents for Carroll Co., O.
July 8. I'm.
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-Jvvrrasor Corrrr-The wings Of Jefferson

JEFFERSON CouNTY.-The wings OF Jefferson
held their county convention. The following
ticket has been put in nomination
Probate Judge-Dr. John Cook.
Clerk of the Court-James &. Marsh'
Audtor-James S. Lowe.
Gommissioner--John Dehuff.
Infirmary Director. J. Beatty.
Strong resolutions against the repeal of the
Missouri:: Compromise were unanimously adopt
ed. The following will show the spritin which
they are prepared to act :
Res Believing this question, in its in, l.
terest, extent and Importance. paramount to all
others we invite union Of all honest men, and
their cooperation in resisting the encroacl-
ments and extension of slavery-that blight
upon the prosperity, and incubus on the ener-
gies of the PROFESSIONALLY rendering to the
friends of freedom everyWhe here our confidence
in return for theirs; to make effective united &C
ton in the premises.
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pGCial Notices.
HEREDITARY DISEASES

HEREDIT AIRY Disc EASES.
young gentleman, now at the St. Nichols, had been
afflicted with Salt Rheum fromhis BIRTH The first five
years. it appeared in his hands ony-he is now twenty
three. On the first day of June, when he commenced
using H. Il. Remedies it had spread all over his body
Six days use Of Railways RenOvstug Resolvent and
Regulators proved their wonderful efficacy. The skin
assumed its natural condition. felt moist and healthy
ln twelve days. the poisonous Rheum was entirely Grad
icated from his system.
Persons suffering with skin diseases of long standin,
with Chronic diseases from their BIRTH supposed to b,
transmitted to them by their diseased sres will find tba
however impregnaed with poisonous virus their system
may be, Radway's RenOvaling ResolveDt will cleanse
renovate resolve rebuild and restore the weak and un
sound and diseased organs to pure healthy and strong
condition. R, r, R. is sold at go Fulton st.
For sale by DR.. C. A. Boegel Carrolon, Ohio.
July Paw
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APPoiETnTsrs Br TIE PREIDrST, By ana
Nth he adbict and eoassnt Of hs Ssnas.'-
Henry Z. Wood Of New Hampshire, 70 be
Consul Of the United States for the pOn of Be.
irut, in Syria.
James 7. Miller, G ollsctor Of the Customs,
Wilmington, North Carolina, vice William G.
BettencOurt, resigned.
John hcKeOn. Of New York, TO be attorney
for the southern district Of New York, in the
place Of Charles o'cOnOr. resigned.
Charles L. Weller, of California. to be post.
master at San Francisco, in the place of Thom-
as j. Henley, resigned.
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.

This well known establishment is still carried
on under the personal superintendent of the
undersigned, through whom Patents may be
secured both in this and all foreign countries,
with the utmost fidelity and dispatch, on very
moderate terms.
Persons wishing for advice relative to Patents
or Inventions, may at all times consult the un-
dersigned without charge, either personally at
his office, or by letter. To those living at a
distance, he would state, that all the needlul
steps necessary to secure. Patent can be ar
ranged by letter. When the parties wish to be
informed as to the probability of being enabled
to obtain Patents, it will be necessary for them
to forward by mail rough outline sketch and
description of the invention. No fee or charge
is made for such examination.
Private consultations held daily with Inven-
tors from 8 A. NJ. to 5 P. M.
Models from distance may be sent by ex-
press or otherwise.
For further information apply 70 or address,
post paid,
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Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents,
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May 10, 1854 st
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SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND, OHIO.

DIREcT TORS.
Hon. J. R. Gidoings, ri. C. Pres. G. e. Finney,
II. Griswod, Lorin Andrews,
" Reuben Hitchcock, Pref Samuel St. John.
+" II. D. Clark, PR. Spencer.
4" N. S Townshend, Z. F. GAYLORD,
w. F. Otis Cyrus Prentiss,
W. j. Gordon, Henry Wick.
Il. B. BRYANT, JAMES W. LUsK.
Il. DWIGHT STRATTON.
FACU ULTY.
IN B. BRYANT, Professor Of the Science of Accounts
Ii. DWIGHT STRATToN, Associate Prot. in the several
Departments
J. WASHINGTON LusK, Professors Of the spsnoerio1
A' o'AN0A'' Com. Correspondence
SARAH SPENCER Instructress in the Ladies' Writing
Department
W. w. HARDER, Assistant Prof in the Bookkeeping
Department.
Hons. Judge STARKwEATHER and H. D. CLARK, Lee.
turers on Commercial Law.
President ASA MAHAN Lecturer on Political Economy
EMERSON E. WHITE, Lecturer on Commercial Geog
raphy.
TERM
For full Course in Double Entry Bookkeeping,
Penmanship &C., time unlimited, $4OO
For full Course in Ladies' Department 5000
For Separate Course of Instruction in Spencerian
Penmanship, 500
For various styles in Ornamental Penmanship-a agreed
upon.
THE Principals of this Institution design ma
king it of the best mediums in the United States
for imparng thorN"gh and practical knowledge of the
active duties of tnv counting Room, and business pur
suits in general Bookkeeping in all its departments as
used by the most accomplished modern accountants
will be taught in thorough and successful manner.
This department under the personal superintendent
of one of the best accountants in the United States No
Mercantile College in the West possesses superior equal
advantages for imparting practical knowledge ofCOm
mercal Science
Mr.. J. A. Redngtou,a an accomplished and experienced
Accountant in various branches of Commerce and Trade
is associated in this Department and will attend to writing
up Books, adjusting long standing and complicated ac.
counts &c, in correct and confidential manner
Commercial Geography is an important and interesting
branch, which has until the present time been con.
nected with Mercantile Schools.
The Spenceran System Of PeDmanship in all its FORMS
will be taught by its author P. R. Spencer and j. W.
usk. No Institution in America offers superior facilities
to this for impartng fluent and systematic handwriting
The Ladies' Department is entirely separate from the
gentlemens and is fitted up in most superb and con-
venient style,
Business men can be supplied with the most reliable
Accountants by application to this College.
The Principals Of this Institution can render eficien
aid to the graduates In securing good situations.
ES Send for Circular by maj
January 5, 1854, ly
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer published A let
Ger from one Ofits editors who, il seems. was A
lOoker-on ct the Convention of the 18Th. from
which we make the following extract.
This grand fusion Convention is worse
failure than ils notorious predecessor, last
spring. There may be more persons here now
than then. But that fact is due 10 the fine
weather, quite as much as 10 the anti-Nebras-
ka sentiment. In ability, eIOQuence, enlhus.
asm and all promises Of success, the 6rst con
Vention bears the palm. But the priEcipal
reason why this convention may be i1stly dee
med a failure-a moss lamentable fzzle--is
that the Democracy take no Part in it. Con-
sldering the convention claimed 10 be got up
without distinction Of party and considering
the tremendous efforts made to wheedle the
Democracy into its net-we certainly expected
to see at least dozen sore heads and rene
gAdes from our party flies. Strange and graf.
D flying TO say-the only notable member present
who could, by any stretch of meaning, be call
ed Democrat was B F. Letter. Esq. of Can
ton. And as be now joined the new organiza-
tion-giving public aid and comfort to Wings
and Freesoiers, and lending bis influence and
support TO mongrel nominations-thegu gulf which
has been gradually widening between him and
the Democratic party-is now impossible"
We like hearty, manly opponent, one who
will state his ase cstrongy' and stick to The
truth. But we have an aversion, a contempt,
for your habitual fals6er which we take small
pains to conceal The assertion that "the De-
mocracy took no part" in he proceedings; is
so unquali6edly false, that we wonder any man
making any pretention to respectability could
be found to utter it, much less to publish it to
the world. II is anotorious fact that TIE Dem
ocrats in The Convention were the most active
and determined members; and were disposed,
as general rule, to 60 farther than any other
portion. We have our mind now on members
from Franklin, Harrison, Stark, Sandusky, Lu-
cas-, Ashtabula, and many other counties. As
to the 6zze," we leave that to our neighborS
of the Statesman to answer; and in case they
fail us through modesty, we refer it to the Del
egaies and others in attendance and to the peo
pie. If the Slave Democracy have no better
weapons than they have yet shown, they had
better give up the fght--O. S. journal.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that petition will be presen
ted to the Commissioners of Carroll county Ohio, al
their September session. 1854 for the alteration of the
road leading from the Baxter school house in sub district
No. S, Harrison township to the Waynesburgh road
nteIsectng the Waynesburgh road on the lands of Jo
seph Friedman and s. Fisher in Rose township Carol
county, Ohio. Said alteration to commence on the land
line between Christian Weze and Jacob Klise, thence
along said line West 25 or 80 rods thence North West
through corner ef Christian Wetzel land and corner Of
Peter Stnebaughs land to the land line between said
Slinebaugh and Joseph Friedman, thence West alone
said line till nterscets said Waynesburgh road
July 27, lS5i-td. A PETITIONER
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SALEOF REAL ESTA TIE BY ORDER OF COURT
On Saturday the 18th day OF August, 1854, between
the hours OF tea O'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P. NJ
Oh said day. on the premises, in Malvern Carroll county
Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate as the property Of Henry Dickinson de-
ceased late of Morgan CO., Ohio, to wit Lot number
ninety 1907 in said town of Malvern (ate Troy.l Ap
praisedat 5 Terms of sale-one third cash.
aud the remaining two thirds in two equal annual pay
mens with interest from day Of SALE to he secured by
mortgage or otherwise WILLIAM DICKINSON,
July 20, 1854. Admir- Of Henry Dickinson decd.
td-pr fee rs.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND on YOUR WAZC7ES.
/ would inform the citizens of Csrrollton and
Carroll Junty that they can have their Watches
paire in the best manner and on short notice.
~ sending them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of God and Sill
'er Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds.
Iold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store. NV shop in the cen
tTe block Immediately adjoiuing "Espied Elk
change"
Old Gold q Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be left at the residence Of
Mr.. isher and will be promptly sent, and return.
ed when repaired. Allwork warranted.
Give US trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1853 If.
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AN ACCESSION TO THE "KNow NoTHINGs." -
The Albany Atlas states that the last number
of Brownson's Quarterly Review(a Catholic
work. announces the adhesion of that eccen-
lric philosopher to the new political sect, the
Know Nothings. He stipuates for one restric-
ton of the creed that while it need abate none
of its hostility to foreigners, it will cease its pro-
scription ofnative-born Catholics. He reminds
them that the rative Catholics are as hostile to
foreigners as any others and that the first ma
tive American sheet published in this country
was started by Catholic writer.
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Do IT II YOU DARE.-The correspondent oi
the New York Courier &Enguirer telegraphs
from Washington. that "THE EXPULSION
OF SENATOR SUMNER is UNDFR CON.
SHERATON BY THE DEMOCRATIC
SENATORS" Il is said that four Northern
Senators are pledged to the resolution. Do
the deed. slave driversl do the deed, dough
faces! there will be but one thing more Won
will ask, and that will he for the mountains
and the rocks to fall upon yOu,- Clsvelond
Herald
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The subscriber has just received an assortment OF
Leather, which he viii sell low for cash consisting in
part Of French Calfskius, Tampico Madras and Brush
Morocco French Morocco, Enamel Leather, Patent
skine, Tor ups and CATERS Pink Sheep &C. &C. togeth
er with all kinds Of leather Of bis own manufacture and
be would invite the public generally, and shoemskers
particularly to call and examine bic stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. w. BUTIER
p s-The highest price in cash, paid at all times for
hides, and bark. [apu 20, l854-tf1 W.B.
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A municipal election in the borough of Cham
bersburgh, Pa, for member Of the local coun-
Gil in the place of one who had rtsignedtVhas
resulted thus: William Heyser, regular Demo-
cratic candidate, % Jacob N. Snider, Dem
ocrat, but not known as candidate, l44!
The Chamhersburg Wing says that not
man could be fculd to acknowledge that he
had voted for him, or who knew that he was
running. The secret was that Mr.. Snider was
elected by the new organization of "KnOw No
things"
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Estate of Thomas nj CCTeery. Decd.
Notceis hereby given that the undersigned have been
duly appointed and qualified Administrators On the
Estate OF Thomas McCreery, deed, late of Rose town
ship, Carroll CO., O.
CHRISTENAMCCREER
WILLIAMMcCREERYll Administrators.
June 80, 1854 81
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The editor of the Philadelphia Courier says:
"While at the Burning Spring. near Niagara,
few days ago, VIC were requested to enter the
the names Of our party, in the Visitors Regis
ter, and while complying, we observed that
the registry had been suspended at about two
thirds down on the left hand page, and then
continued at the top of the right. On seeking
the cause, we found the last entry as # .ows
"Maa f. Ward, Brothers and SerOGn'."
OF course that name had cast blight upon
the page forever no honest man would add
his name beneath that of the Cain branded fu-
gitive but underneath was written, as by the
hand Of some recording angel, or crime Pur-
suing Nemesis
"THE MURDERERp'
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CIGAR MANUFACTDRY

The undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
and the smoking pubic Generally, that he continues tc
ana Keeps constantly on hand the best quail
Also,
OneWing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snui, Pipes, &c. Shop on Main-st first door East of
OamefOns store JAMES GORDON.
Calrolton, June %, 1854 If
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Notice To school Teachers.

The Board OF School Examiners will bold meetings for
the Examination of Teachers during the year 1884, as
follows; On the End and Sd Wednesdays Of June. On
The 2nd and 4th Wednesdays Of October; and on the
2nd Wednesday of each Of the other months throughout
the year These meetings will be held at the Court
House in Carrolton 10 o'clock on each day. CsFiid-
Gates of moral character will be required Of those With
whom the members of the Board are not iamilia,y
quainted. By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
jane s, 1854, I'd
F. S. NcKEAN. Clerk.
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N. BUR GER,S EoTATE

Al persons havig claims against said estate will please
present them Immediately to the undersigned for adjust
ment. And all who know themselves indebted to the
estate vii call at the halter shop Of deceased where
they will find their accounts in proper hand. for sette.
ment. JOHN II TRIPP
June Is, 1854. nIbtf
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IL 0 A ID II Ak.

At their regular June Session, 1854, the Commis
sonncrs of Carroll CO.. o. levied tax for road purposes
of four tenths of mill on each dollar valuation Of the
taxable property of said county, cents on slOO) which
lax may be discharged by labor the roads the rate
of dollar per day. under the direction of the super
vsors of the respective road districts.
j. l. BLACKBURN.
June go, 1854 At Aud. c. c.
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Stoves! StoVs!!

The subscriber is opening and intends kepng con
stanty on hand at his ware room, Snclars old stand
one door west of the Western Exchange Main street
Carroton, a full supply olCoal and Wood Cook Stoves
of subscriptions Parlor and Egg Stoves Tin, copper
and Iron Ware Fire Fronts, Hollow Ware Of every de-
scripton, Chain and Metal Pumps, &c, &c. All O
which, can be bought at lou rates for cash Call and
examinefor yourselves. NJ. L. BEST
3m July 18TH 1854,
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From the Patent Office report for the year
1858, we learn, says the Louisville Journal,
that the quantity of clover seed saved in Ohio
in that year exceeded 100, ,ocO bushels which
at the average market price, brought return
TO the farmers of the State of over half a mill
ion of dollars The estimate of the entire an
nual crop Of clover seed growing States Of The
Union. is set down at 100000 bushels
worth over $5,000,u.0.
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Thompson has BEN Ia stARain.

Thompson has ben Ea stAgain.
And after days and nights Of fatgze. snd toll
has succeeded n buying a large LOT Of New
Goods, part Of which he paid the cash for,
and the rest he bought on oTedia-all must SOW
be sold, and debts paid. 10 keep bis credit up.
All the world Is hereby invited 10 zee tie
Grand esult
Of bis purchases.
He hss a large lot Of Dress Goods Of sll
kinds for the ladies-Oioths, Cassimvres, Sat
ine:ts DC, for the gentlemen-Hardware Cut
lery, QneensWsre and Groceries for the million
All OF them are cheap as the cheapest and
good as the best. Come and see.
Carrollton May 4. 1854.
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nv HENRY's INvIGORATING C0RDIAL.-

eSg- HENRYS INVIGoRATING CORDIAL The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure of physical prosration, genital debility,
vous affections &C. &C., fully described in another
column of this paper to which the readers referred s.
per bottle bottles for S6 six bottles for s. SIG pei
Dozen Observe the marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by S. Z. COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row;
Vine Street, below Eighth Philadelphia, Pa, TO wHos
ALL MUST DE ADDRESSED For Saleby all respect
able Druggists and Merchants throughout the countr
dnril 20. lS54-lY
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School IIeDOrtS.

Notice is hereby given to the School Officers of Car.
roll county, that the report Of the Secretary Of State on
Common Schools have been received at this office, and
are ready for distributions Each Board of Education,
entitled to copy Aud each School District to
one copy. j. |. BLACKBURN,
Auditors Office, Auditor.
Carrollton, Ohio, July 18th 1854. 3t
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INCREASED VALUE OF PRoPERTY.--A West
ern paper says: "AbOut thirty years ago, Gen.
Cass owned a farm in what is now the heart of
Detroit, and, by simply holding on" he has
become the possessor OF a fortune estimated at
three millions ofdollars."
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NOTICE.

The State of 0ht2, Court of Common Pleas
Carroll County s. In Partition.
Michael Salisbury
vs. The said Jacob Kessel and
Jacob Kessel and Mary Kessel his wife, will
Mary Kessel his wife, take notice that Michael Sals
bury filed in the Office ofthe Clerk Of the Court in and
for said Carroll county, and State Of Ohio bis petition
in partition against them the first day of May 1854
demanding partition of the following real estate situate
in said Carroll county to wit part ofthe South West
quarter of Section IA of township H. of Range g. be-
ginning at the Northwest ofsaid quarter section
thence South 20 chains 72 links to post thence east
al chains to the east line of said quarter section to
post thence north 90 chains and 40 links to most
thence west Al chains to the beginning.
And that said petition is now pending in said Court
and will be for hearing at the next term thereof
May IL, '54--6t. ECKLEY & eAVIS
Pr fee $3.50. Atty's for Ptiuosers.
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NE PLUS ULTRA

Bonneis Of all kinds, Frames and Crowns.
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under.
h'dk'fs, Undersleeves. Embroidered Collars
Dress Protectors, Silk, Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes DC, all of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be haG Of
w. THOMPSON.
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PITCH IN

Cloths, Csssimeres, plain and fancy satinetts
CottOnades and Veslings, Stocks, Ties and
Collars Moleskins, CamPcachy, Canton. Pans-
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles, and cheap
as dirt, at w. THONPSON'S
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PREPARED b
JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price rs Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD BIZ
F. Eckstein, Jr, Cincinnati, Dr.. C. A. BOegle, Car
rOllton, and By all dealers in medicine every where
TT One agent wanted in every town in Carroll co.
June 29 1854 Am