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the most pleasing writers Of this country dying OF
sumption. Iu the las, number of the Home Journal, he
takes formal leave OF his readers aud his vocation let
ter of great beauty, and Of pathetic interest We quote
below brief passage of this letter, which the dying
with philosophy truly admirable seeks consolation
and elevation of spirit from that fatal power which
is absorbing his life
"But consumption, mourned Il is seems to me
gentle untyng OF the knot OF life ipstead Of the sudden
aud harsh tearing asunder OF its threads by other disease
greatly soitens for some his inevitable GRAND ALL IL is
decay with little paip nsensble almost in its
progress delayed sometimes, er year. 10 its
fatal approaches. And is not alone in its uduger,
prolongng aud deferrng, that consumption IL like
blessing The cords which il first oosens the
confniug the mind The weight Of tho
material is gradually taken from the soul with the
tightening their food and the esseuiug Of their strength
Probably, till he owns himself invalid, no has
given the wings Of bisspirit enough-iew il
any, have thought to adjust the miniscrings body
and soul subdue the their secondary
place and play. With illness enough for this, aud
not enough to distress weakeE-wth consumption
In other words, as most commonly expericncd-the
mind becomes conscious of wonderfully free
dom and predomnance. Things around alter their
value. Estimates Of persons and pursuits strangely
change. Nature as newly beautiful il film had
motives, the humber aud secluded reliances for
sympathy found have been the cosestlnkcd with
thoughts holder and freer Who has wondered the
cheeruness Of consumpyc persons Ii Is because with
the kept under by invalid treatment there s no
depression Of spirits" With careful rcmeu and the
tenn purified and disciplined life what there is of it, is in
the most celebrating balance OF its varied proportions
Death il dreaded where there is, thus, such
scious breaking through Of the wings OF another lie,
freer and higher.
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llvsTfSos CoURr.-The regular Grand Jury term Of
this Court commenced yesterday There wss no busl-
ness Of Importance transacted The Grand Jury
cupisd during tho day with presentmons. Their findings
will be given to-day.
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three y.lss &C. ooo ooo and tho svssAss Coo.
Accounts have been received from Of the counties In
this State and may safely say Ion the hypothesis that
the CROP safely pened and secued tha, there viii not
be than average crop, and hardly that There s
pothne, therefore, In this State nor, think In the
United Stste upon which to base expectation that tho
markets will be suddenly filled by the surplus CROP III
tho amount Of wheat In the country has not been
greatly increased tho surplus for expectation will not be
very large The gsnies Of the West have been pretty
thoroughly drained by the export demand Of the past fall
and winter On the supposition that the crop Of Ohio is
0oo there viii be ooo 600 bushels for eIporta-
ton, and tho export Of the United States in wheat and
four be than double that without raising
tho price enormously. The export Of wheat from Ohio in
1859 fast yearl about follows
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The New York Herald thinks that We may consider
ourselves Fortunate IL the country escapes With loss
Of three millions in consequence Of tho San Juan affair.
This is quite sung for the country TO pay for the
follles Of one OF Nj. Piorce's appointed
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GRAND COLOSSAL

MUSEUA AND MENAGERTEt
NHE larss'. Travelling Exhibition world being eonhi
nation o. AZ The most popular the sxr Viii
MONDAY, August ssth.
The distinguished feature OF the IN H.
exaordnAry variety OF attractions comprised
meat and All o. Which are shown for single Admon
a%ons these Nib found splendid Menasee LIVING WILD
BEASTS collection 81 ouRiOsTrs and WAX sTArUARYHa,
nal GEN; TOW THUNB. M: NELLLS Corn Without aTmsS
ing Exhibition OF and attractive
The and Entry OF the the city hesJ.d hv
me , h0NSIhR hlhDO0 CAG drawn b. Eta Ut ELyPHANTs
~ Admission, 80 cents. Children under o. and Servant, as
oeno lpeuding view Of thing In -
81 Door. open from sto4 aud from to w o'clock NJ
auto-d5tke2t
uTMvkasIrY or viRGiSIa-rhs ne 1t s,,.1op or M, =;
o., June following : ~ '"e 1''u
The Universally embraces following schools, vi.
language. Modern Languages Matchmaker Natural PHI
s'ophy Nner.ory and Geology ohemsry Pharmsey a
Principles and Prse Ice OF Medicine Obstetrics and III.
Anatomy, Physiolcgy aud sary.ys
Moral Philosophy Rheore Bellies Lettres Political EopmS
and Therapeutics; and Anatomy.
The three nr named Schools
tor aud In The School Of law th-re
The expenses Exclusive OF clothing books pocket
Tuition fees, for three a S25 each. s-n
Board including diet room furniture and attendance OF
wants. payable In three attachments, in advance. ION
Room rent within the Prseine's two occupying room
Gus, contingent deposit 10. ' O,
Washing say $40. fuei AMI lights say 30. 30
s,,,..,..,,,,, e2ss
and dsetting fee OF IS. The c,s, Of
Law 10 eco In the senior class sI5 "
.,. a, 9. MAUPIN,
hnlo-cot Chairman Of tbs parut,v
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AUrUL IL TRuE.-we understand that the bo5x of Al,
unfortunate man who died Of Cholera short distance bo
low Rockets was suffered to remain unbured Until pu,re
Iaeuon sol IN. The individual could learn had no
friends aud abandoned by his Elor Iabore,, w. h
came panic stricken at tho disease Decomposition was at
an advanced stage so puch have rendered |, diff
CUT anu dangerous fot those who removed the body 10
venture near IL When fret discovered
This ia too hard IL truo. We got II from authority
which VIC could not question The facts may have been
ehsgseated We trust they have. 1--we could Civ. the
pareuar' OF the persons death they would W, have mo
Gouo, rid the affair Of uch mot ALL offs enormi,y
Death may have ensued In sequesered spot without
e range OF intercourse on the Of any one vi would
the facts have been as give them there L. little ouh.
but that they occurred without the kno
on inc part persons in that neghborhood IL would
easier far to take the trouble of owing II ,bsn
the evil effects which putrciacou would be likely to ere
ate. " Wv
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JOIIN .. CAsKIE.

TTORNEY AT LAW,
NDRAOTIOE5 In the Courts held the City OF Richmond and
County n Henreo Ogee at his house. north side Of
hantlin, between Fourth aud Tihh streets. Aui5-st
AJUTiCE TO The DOAHDkIts AND THANs.tNT "a =.
~ J0MERs oy THE UNITED STATES HoTgf.-Por the so-
ssmmodauVn The Boardsrt and Tfansnt Gust this
Hotel oG this date, will place Main
starting from 7h and Main street TO bring those 70 the Hotel
order, PBxg CHlieE:
a a. ''s'h 10y anrlSra;M' ."odtYGM
The Coaches are marked q. 4. Hotel. Jg NORRIS.
sol6-dav Proprietor United state, Hotel
MI .. w. HOslEWs SCHOOL POR YOUNU Indies
lNh will reopen MONDAY 2nd October next on The me
plan and terms 40 thote " last session,
sul3-N,WAPtls,0st
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Hon. William Ballard Preston Is recommended BY
writer 10 the Fincss.le Wing suitable candidate fol
Governor Of the WING party Of Virginia.
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The Alta Californian states that the Catholic Church 10
MEXICO own property worth s4oo,oOO,oOO
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The National Democrat, the orgso Of tho New York
Hard', publishes the following piece of intelligence,
which shows what Of are sought after to occupy
Offices in tho Custom House under Democratic admins
trItion.
Three days sgo John Cochrane tried to get gentle.
man 70 recommend certain notorious rowdy and vaga
bond for place IN tho Custom House. The scoundel
hiss plasierej over with at least twenty criminal in
dctments and has at the present time one hanging over
his head and John CochraDe to get bin into re.
speclablo quarters' With his friends and az.
clerk
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W|g 5!g5IE
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

fAs Wig"
written on both sides paper will published
his rule standing ought to
IN be departed from. Obituary notices
Tnes charged for Is advertisements.
~ Communications will be charged the same advertise
m
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lEALTn rnE CirYThe following Ia an aggregate Of
the 9th TO the 9th inst.
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EsndaI. ei,hs New Orleans ps.yuas Ia NJ as, ,e,ss
from Paris makes mention of the following circumstances
illustrative Of the valor and devotion Of the Turkish gar
rison during the siege Of Silstria:
"Therc two English officers In tho works Of Silis
ia during tho recent SIEGE both Of whom speak In thu
warmest terms Of the coursge aud devotion OF the small
Turkish garison-thcr herosm, from first to last, Is de-
scrbed Astonishing No French English soldiers Il
openly admitted, could have endured with equal forth
tude the prvaons and peril OF continual bombardment
aud have repulsed so many fierce assaults from over
whelming numbers, with the courage that
manifested by the beleaguered Moslems When the Rus
sian hosts finally beaten off, is further stated that
there was scarcely man among the defenders who
could produce honorable mark Of his valor in the
shape Of cicazed wound burns, and bruises Of all
aud sizes. There was, Il appears, general deficit Of
fugers ears and other appcudage say Of legs
and arms; all that remained intact the heart
with fullest confidence in the tah destiny, which Is
engraven in invisible characters tho forehead OF each
Turkish soldier. To show their indef euce OF fe
the in Of the advanced works. during occasion
al respite from the Russian fire, In the habit OF
posing in sort Of cafe behind their guns, where they
would smoke their chibouQucs at their On oc-
cssion less than eight killed by single chance
prcece falling among them, yet in less than hour
Afterwards the smokers were numerous the
very spot"
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White males 90
do females IL
Black males 10 III
do fvmslea
making total Of 81 20 OF which are BY oholers being
dmiuutlon Of 10 By that disease upon the previous
week.
10 Hollywood Cemetery there were ak intsrmen,s
within the sane period, FIVE Of which cholera.
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HESmco County Couar.--This Court was occupied du-
ring yesterday laying the levy for the forthcoming year.
IL Ia about the same I" last year aud regarded no
means oppressive,
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El EMoyAWiih view to having the store recently
Ho pied by Broad IN thorough
had the the OF Jns y. Reeves old
Aton ofnY business period repair
anil will BE- happy TO my friends az the new location
auib-n ID. ~. FRANKLIN.
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TIE KObbkRr.-CoI McMuIen rcceved A teleprn nhjc
despatch fSom Officer Tyler dated New York SATURDAY.
twelve o'clock noon, stating that the German who bad
stolen hs money went by the jamestown and that he paid
bills Of this denomination In tho amount stolen He was
not arrested at tho date Of tho despatch did not
succeed n getting ON board vessel for Europe the PROS
poets OF his arrest certain beyond doubt
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Nxw HorEL.-The iron casting, are now being ixed IN
front OF the new hotel commenced by j. p Ballard ESQ
opposite the Exchange.
There arc series Of them along the building and their
effect already gives idea Of what tho architecture
beauty Of that establishment will DO when completed
bach Two Of tho castings bear up massive granite sill Of
considerable length.
The structure will very much enhance property along
that region.
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ENoR SALE OR RENT,-Th, Uoo.. and Il, a. 49,.
eiga 'econd door from street at occ ::;
ped by NJ H. O. Watkins, Possession svea The ist Sen iI
aul5-tlst Sent rocurrr . a.,,.
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GUANo.-isSS ton, superior Peruvian
~ svV Mexican
90 Sup. Phosphate Line
NOV ready for delivery In prime order, by
%i,-s.rs- nUait W. yRY a SONS.
IL UGH w. FRY s. SONS are nos receiving
IL u Tdo hhdi New Orleans and Porto Rico
2o0 bills Yellow Coffee Jo
foo package Loaf Crushed do
$50 bbls New Orleans Molas.e,
~ hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses
900 bigs BIO Coffee
SEQ bays Lagusyra Coffee
$50 bags old Java Coffee
20 bales Mocha DO
700 boxes Sperm, Adamantne and Tailov Candle.
COO bags shot, assorted; 5000 los Lead
1000 sides Sole Leather
900 boxes French Window
Together with general OF ALI articles
reasonable terms. AL, n, sS.s on
LID sai; 'L' ioHr WINE Jus, .seeiy e SI sale.
eSMoS; SUGAR; COFFEE ac.-LandnS IRON, steamer
70 bids Clear and Bone Sides Shoulder
~ bills Hard and Soft Crushed srgar
81 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
bels Lard
~ boxes Sperm and AdamantIue Candle.
10 bel, No Family Gross uerr,nS. and chad
hhds Sanyassed Sugar Cared Hams
do Plain Hams.
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Alexander Wright Samuel Motherhood Mary Ann p
ms WIFE, who sMary AnnP Wright John Mwryh, William
JNewsome and Emily NJ, his wife, Emily Al Wight
George Wright, William McKenrer Emore and sarah r. M
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ihomas oldham Henry Dlder, administrator de CT
GeSfe HidsTsSn decd George AdersOn Henry Did,r
John Anderson, Eionoa CAiderson RIcha ri yr Thom,
Meredith, George Wright, Catharine Nj g. bis wife
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
THOMAS vANHoRN, OF ais.
Us
MARY VANHORN. ct ais.
PETITION.

William Stephens and bis wife, Hannahstephsns ofscott
county, In the State Of Iowa and John J. Beatty son
and heir at law, Of Susan Beatty deceased Of Grant
county in the State Of Indiana and Rachel Ann Vanhorn
emma Jane Vanhorn Robert Vanhorn, Susan Vanhorn,
John Vanhorn, Edith Vanhorn, Sarah Vanhorn,
and Mahaa Vanhorn children and heirs at law Of Jacob
vanhorn, deed, of Grant county in the state of Ind
ana are hereby notified that on the eleventh day OF ia
ly, A. D. 1884, Thomas Vanhorn and John Dunlap aid
bis wife Ann Dunlap, Of the county Of Carroll, Ohio
Hled In the court Of pleas, Of the county of
Carroll and state Of Ohio bill in chancery against them
and Others the object and prayer Of which bill to con.
test the validity Of the last pretended will of Daniel
Vanhon Decd late of said county OF Carroll and that
the may be set aside revoked, and cancelled and
the property distributed according to law and the said
defendants further notified that unless they appear
and plead, answer demur To the said bill within sixty
days after the next term Of the said court the said com
panants at the term after the expiration Of said sixty
days will apply to said court to take the matters of the
bill as confessed and to decree thereon accordingly
JOHN II, TRIP,
July Is, 1854. swprb, ,25solcitOr for OOmpAinants
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Watch Making.
SEND ON YOUR WAYCYES

lsal EE1ND ON EY0UR WAY CHES, ~
would inform the citizens Of Csrollton and
SarrolI 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 ina Jewelry store. Nv shop n the cen
tire block Immediately adjoiGing dEspied Elk
change" a ~
old Gold q Silver wanted in exchange for work
OF OF goods; watches can be left at the residence Of
Mr. Flsner and will be promptly sent, and return
ed when repaired. All work warranted. d iaor
GIVE us trial, MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia JuIy0l, 1853 1i % If.
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DRUGs-DRUGs-IN sTEUBENvlLLE.

Harsh & McCutcheon having associated with them Dr.
Ezra Brugh take pleasure in informing their friends and
the public generally that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
DYES Brushes Toilet Goods &C., which they are deter
mined to sell upon as favorable terme as any establish
ment tn the country. Physicians, Country Merchants
Farmers Mechanics, and all persons needing anything
in their line win find it to their advantage to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere, will positively
sell on the most reasonable and accommodating terms,
Please give US a call at Drug Store, Market Street.
Steubenville, Ohio. ..
Nav Is. 1854. Sm
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Public Sale.

The subscriber will offer at public sale, on Friday the
2bth day of August next between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ and P NJ, bis farm situate in East town
ship, Carroll CO, o., the road leading from Cadz to
New Lisbon, 2t miles from Nechancstown, miles from
Sainevie, and miles from the Cleveland & Pittsburg
Rail Road, containing 100 acres Of land Of the best
qualiiy--l2o acres cleared, with good meadow land a
good orchard of Apple and Peach trees Buildings COM
modious and fences in good repair. The farm cannot
be snfpsssedls we'll calculated for grain or pastarage
-s well watered. Terms made known on day Of sale
moderate If the farm be not sold on said
day, II will be held cor sale ill sold X, a.s II.
July ls-'64--s,. CHARLES N. SPENCE.
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ANT1-NERRASKA MILL.

The subscribers having at great expense just
their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
Carrollton respectfully call the attention of the
Farmers,to their superior advantages, for doing
GOOD w DIRK.
Having already tested the work. ofthe above
mill we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot, and shall not be excelled.
Bring on your wheat, and get GOOD flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll. ~
Cash paid for wheat, at all times.
March, 9th, 1854. 6m J. BEATTY q SON
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nENTIs RY.

GrSraA DR., J. J. STEDMAN, Surgical and Ne
chanical Dentist, respectfully announces to
eI1H1Y the citizens of Carroton and vicinity, that
he has opened office in the Sdger House, where he
is prepared to perform all operations connected with
the Dental profession Teeth inserted upon gold or silver
plate, in the latest and most approved style. ,
DEGAYED TEETH cleansed and filed with gold in
the most substantial manner and warranted to arrest all
further decay.
By long experience in the profession he feels enabled
to say thatentre satisfaction shall be given. .
Carrollton, June %, 1854. If
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sALEoF REAL EsTA TIE BY ORDER OF COURT
On Saturday the 10th day of August, 1854, between
the hours OF ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock p NJ,
of said day. on the premises in Malvern Carroll county,
Real Estate, as the property of Henry Dickinson dc.
ceased late of Morgan co.. Ohio, to wit Lot number.
ninety (9O) in said town of Malvern, (ate Troy) Ap
praisedat$ Terms of sale--one third cash.
and the remaining two thirds in two equal annual pay.
meuts with interest from day Of sale to be secured by
mortgage or otherwise. WILLIAM DICKINSON,
July 90 1854. sAdm'rof Henry Dickinson decd.
af td--pr fee $I,75.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
FARMER ! LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTl

ISAIAH EsTEP, respectfully announces to the citi-
Gems of this and the adjoining counties that he is pre-
pared to furnish on the most accommodating terms, oil
kinds Of Wagons, Carriages, Prince Albers, Extension
Seats and Stondng Tops with all other styles in USE
which for excellence OF material and superiority of fin
sh cannot be surpassed by aHY other establishment In
the country.
Customers dealt with on the most accommodating
terms The continuance Of the patronage OF old friends
and the general iavors of the public solicited
ISAIAH EsIEP.
Paris Ohio, June 10, 1854 n25w4
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TO THE PUBLIC.


RADAWAY & CO., the inventors, Manu-
facturers and PropretOrs Of the justly eeleoTa-
ed r. r, R. Remedies. were the hrst TO dls,
cover Remedy possessing the marveloSs sna
Miraculous rover Of stopping the most E1eru.
ciating Pains in an instant allaying the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal IN a lew
minutes, and soothing the most severe ParoT-
vsms Of Rhev matism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dol
oreaux. az oon as applied. The K. H. H.
Remedies co asist of three Remedies each pos
sessinr uuic and wonderful powers over GER
tain eomplai ITS and disease and will instantly
RELIEVE the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ to Healthy Ae-
ton.
REsOLV away all Diseased Deposits,
RENOVATE the body from all Corrupt Hu
mors.
REBU Ill the Weak and Broked DoWE
! Constitutions
RESTORE to Health Strength and VigOr al
unsound ant worn out parts.
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Rail Road Notice.

Sealed proposals will oe received until the 5th day Of
August by the Secretary for the renting of the Carroll
county Rail Road for the term of three years With
the privilege of extending shortening the time upon
the application Of either party and the assent of the
other.
The parties renting binding themselves to furnish
the necessary machinery and keep the road in good
pair during its occupancy. II. C0GsIL, President.
d. A. ARTER, Sec.
July l3th ls54-td.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of William
Pugh deceased that the Probate Judge Of Carroll co..
Ohio declared said Estate insoveRt which Is Of record
in his said court The creditors Of the Estate Of said
allowance, within six months from this date, the
viii not be entitled TO payment JOHN STEWART
June Is, 1854. 81 admir- Of William Pugh dee
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ar. >. PETIT'S
DR. PIE TTTTs UNIVERSAL, C.4NKER BALsAM

DR.. Pc TTITS UNIVERSAL C-4NKER BALsAM.
sure safe and certain for the mos. aggravated
cases of nursing sore Mouth, Caome Sore Mouth, Can
ker RASH Incipent Bronchitis, and Quns sweed Ton.
ss Putrd Sore Throat Black Tongue, ana all Cases Of
Common Canker in the Mouth, Throat and ST. 9mach'-
Price 20 cts per bottle For sale by Dr. B. SteN enson
0arroton, and by Druggists and Medicine dealers SEN
orally.
Dec. 8, 1858. Iy