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Harrison County Politics.

il would seem from, the tone Of the two pa
,pers ofthat county, that they have double
workto per form, in this mundane sphere, oi
ours. They 6ght, ,'fore and AFT We can compare
their gymnastics to no Other,or less than bear
and dog fght First. the 'Republiean'puts him.
seIfin sitting posture, and prepared to meet ais
Mastiff opponent the Sentinel AID after de al
ing few important blows, pcupces from his
seat. because of supposed snap from behind
from Tray, Blanche or sweetheart or some
other animal, and shows his terrible arms rea
DIV for an embrace, Of some Know Nothing or
Know Something but TO The great dis
comfiture OF the old native, Tray Blanche or
Sweetheart, nor nobody; nor Know Nothing,
il found. 10 lay his powerful paws upon. Next,
We see the Sentinel take his turn with true in
.stinct, FIRST upon the Republican, and then he
'snar ls' and shows his teeth most tremendous
", all the while looking over his shoulders af'
ter them fellers called Know Nothng,s Tru.
". Gentemen, Jordan an hard road to ira
bel, Our advice, free gratis, for nothing at
all better let 'lhem other fellers' alone, and
fight it out, single handed.
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MARRIAGE NOTICES.

MARRIEp-On the 18Th ult. at the Psrson.
age. BY Rev. William [. Brough, Mr.. Daniel
Kean 10 Miss Sarah Miller.
On the same day, by the same Mr. " III
lam Kickart, Of Alliance. to Miss Elisaoeth'
Daughter of Samuel Grove, of this county
On the l6th ult at the parsonage by Rev
A. Swaney, Mr.. John Dunlap, to Miss Wancy
Booth.
On the q3rd ult by the same Mr. Joseph
Booth. of Tuscarawas county, TO Miss Agnes
Ann Workman, of this county.
In the hurry of the nuptisl day, they were
mindful of the Printers, as was manifested
by the nice. large. delicious, cake sent u.s. io'
which they have our sincere thanks; q our bes'
wishes for tier prosperity.
In old times men in Booths did dwell,
By the stout trainers wrought
Our Buckeye friend does them excel,
A WoRBMAN fair he caught.
ON the "a h ult. at the Exchange by Rev
Jas. Goulden Mr.. Ellis WIlkin to Mrs. Hannat
McCray all Of this co.
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A Book FOR EvERY LADY. .--Thi Ladies' Complete
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Price only 10 cents aud the Book sent free of postage
n work like this has been long wanted. The absence
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Imd;nua state stOck Banks.

The panic, which seized the entire communi-
ty, is rapidly subsiding. The Free Banks oi
Indiana are again coming into credit. The
notes Of these banks are received. in that State,
for taxes; and BY individuals for merchandi Se,
produce &c., with few exceptions. The Res
publican published at Columbia city, Indiana
says.
we notice that Ohio exchanges discredit our
free Bank money. Where they get the auth"
.ority for so doing, we are not prepared to say.
WIZ, our free Banks are received for taxes
throughout the State. II is also received by
nearly all the Indiana Railroad Companies. =
Believe none OF theSe contemplate Roorbacks IN
reference to our Stock money: The funds Wll
in short tina pass at their original face
The same paper says State Stock money
will be received at this of6io on subscription
and Job Work. With the exception OF few
Banks, we will receive it at par
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the S0th ult says.
The circulation Of The Indiana Free Banks
having been reduced to three million dollars
and the notes, generally, being current in In.
diana. the paper is in better demand here. and
sales have been made at 90 a 95. and il the
Banks or Bankers would receive it, there would
be no difficulty in passing it in trade at par
Sales have been made in Cleveland at 81
cents on the dollar, We presume that short
", this species Of currency will be readily
passed.
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rHERANKs OF OHIO.

Il would seem of late that. the entire DEM
cratic Press, from 'benghted' Ashtabula, 70
'old Hamilton have opened, their united bat
teres upon the Ohio banks and charge the
entire sin Of their existence, upon their old en-
emies. the wings. Il is truly ludierous, the
manner Of means used BY them, to Galyanize
their old. rotten. aud nov almost detuneI par
ty-How stands the case with the banks ti this
state, after a continued vOlley OF three months
durations We are not the apOligists OF corrupt
men. wbether associated under the sanction
Of Law or without, but, We ask how stands
fhe case with the bankers, under astatute law;
and that Of private bankers under their Con
.stitutional rightsP But one bank in the state
will cause a loss to its bill holders and that one
was chartered under the old regimen and for
which the wings we're 10 truth not accountable.
And even il they we're, the actual loss will not,
reach the one tenth Of the loss, 10 the people
that is sustained 10 the single case Of the 'Peo-
pies Bank Of Cincinnati, priv ate IN, OF
a certain Mr.. Manchester, who did business as
a private banker under the popular coguomen
of the Peoples Bank. Crclevie bank paper
is selling for eighty cents on the dollar, which
iscomparaiiyely a small loss; whilst the Man
chester concern is able to pay FIVE per cent up
on Sl40,009 which dividend is not one half o
the interest .dae without the principal. But NJ r
Manchester, played the banker, upon the Con
stitutional 'LocOfoco plan, that has been Of lat'
so highly lauded by these .Soons Of Democracy
vet all their efforts can not save the slavery
ridden LocofoCo, party: one by one, the pres
ent shining lights, that are in high places mus
90, out. The People have willed it, and tha
will, cannot be successfully contested; for th
want Of q proner tribunal, 70 try the case.
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Lrsf on BAxks wHIcH HAVE REeESrLT FAN
rD,-Thompson's Bank Noe Reported gives
the following hst Of suspended Banks: Far,
mer's and Manchanics' Bank Of Memphis, Ten
nessee failed Aug, 16 Bank OF Washtenaw,
Milford. Delaware, failed August gath. Erie
and Kalamazoo RaiirOal Bank. Adrian, Aichi>
ganfailed Oct. 9th .Adril Il Insurance Company,
Ad,ian Michigan, failed October 9th. Els
worth. Bank. Ellsworth, Maine, thrown out by
the suffolk Bank. October 6td. Eighth Aven.
ne Bank, New York city. failed Oct. e.
Knickerbocker Bank. New York city. suspep-
ded on the Iltb OF October. Suffolk Bank,
NeWYork city, suspe nded Oct, la. Newport
Safety Fund Bank, Newport Kentucky, fal-
led October 10th, Kentucky Trust Compan y,
Covington, Ky, failed October 18th Bank Of
the Union, New York city, closing.
A dispatch bearing date Boston Dec | says
It is stated that the stock bank at Bennington. /.
w., which suspended last Monday may uld-
mately redeem It's bills, the directors being held
in bonds to the State to insure that result
The bills now sell Scots on the dollar.
We tender our thanks,to the Cleveland
Leader for an n:eKtra' containing map OF Sc
vastopol. It shows the Town, Forts. Harbors.
DC so that by a glance upon it. one can read
the description of the battles at that place, un-
derstandingly. The Leader never fails tofur-
nish its readers with what is most interesting
and profitable. 1t is one Of the foremost dai
lies Of the West.
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NOTICE,
PRoBArE 0FTIcE,

PROBArE oTTIoE, !
Carrollton, Nov. l6, 1854. !
ExEoUToRs, ADMINISTRATORS, and GoARDiAhs, who'
have costs standing unpaid on the doekets in this One
WILL TAKE NOTICE
,hs, said costs must be paid of Immediately also a. =
such EXECUTORS Adminst aLoss aud Guardians as haV.
tailed TO present TOR settlement their accounts "i1hlS
the tme prescribed by Law, required 70 ME pIomP
ly the same, for exanipation and settlement fhos
who neglect 10 attend TO this notice. may expect 10
called upon at theg own expense.
A W. MORRISON, P RtBATE JrDsI
November %, lS54-fm.
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PILEsl PILES PIlEslll

THlSI> No HUABUG! FRY IL AND SEE
DR. TASKS Magnetic Ointment, will aford positive
relief in cases Of the Piles. Erysipeas, Rheumatism,
aud all cases ofa" lnAammaory nature, also sae ana
efhcacous remedy tor Female Complaints For me
asst yearsit has given universal satisfaction, hea'
Try it, and will risk the truth Of these remarks viii
you.
q A. Boz gel Agent, Carroton. J. L. Hunt, Le
burg james Wlet, Leavitsville, Hull Buss, Oneid'
Wills and by Druggists generally.
Price 2b cts. per bottle, with directions
H. A BILLINGS,
Travelling Agent for 0fio and Kentucky.
Nov. 80, ls64.-6m.
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RE An intense exctemen. was at last ac'
counts brewing in Hartford, Connecticut. Fa.
ther Brady an aged Catholic Minister died
.eavug instructions with his friends to inter-
him in front Of church which he had erected;
but Bishop o REILLY who had previously y silenced
Brady as a pastor, by dispatch prohibited the
burial there, or the opening of the church to
Cele brate the obseques. The result was an up
rising of the people, who carried out to the let.
ter the last wish of the dead priest and threw
open the chuch, in which high mass was saio
for the repose of the departed.
AwFuL--The Miami Spy has just discovered
the following new test introduced into th'
Know Nothing Lodge of the valley;
Question viii you hereafter DO all in you
power to extend and perpetual the potato :
IN order to keep the Irish out of the country
Answer--I will; and further, will extend an
perpetuate rot-gut- whiskey. in order to kill 'e'
after they get here.
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tits reported that Gen. Houston is organising
Know Nothing Lodges, through Texas. This
is significant, What has the General turned
coach trimmer too?
REThe musical Convention held at Canton,
Ohio under the direction OF Prof. Bradbury oI
New York, commenced its session on Tuesd sy
last and to day. We are sorry that circumstan
ces we're such as to prevent us attending the
convention. We would have been delighted To
get peep at Prof. Bradbury.
EE The late snow blocked the railways
TO some extent. Irregular arrivals are the or
der of the day. Time tables'--there's nothing
in 'em,
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rB-Great Cure of Rheumatism The Editors Of th .
Richmond Republican of Dec oath 1852, says that car
ters Spanish Mxtur is quack medicine. They had
man in their press room who was ahictedwith volen
Melcurias rheumatism Who continually complaining
Of misery in the back limbs and joirts-hs eyes be-
come feversh and may neck swoleR, throat soar and
all the symtoms Of Rheumatism combined with Scroll
ula Two bottles of Clters Spanish Mixture cured him;
and in an editorial notice above they bear testimony
to it's wonderful eects and say their only regret is,
that all suffering with disease ofthe blood are not aware
of the existence of such medicine. They cheerfaIy
it, See their certificate and note in full a.
round the bottle:
| Dec, I, I'm
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.F Va 1 1EMMdDN%

-kS VA - E11A- "a 00 1A
Department. which will be under the charge OF Madame
Iulie de Aaguerites and will contain the latest Paris
,,hlons, fashionable chiI.cha aud matters oi general
,terest to ladies' Our monthly summary OF current
vents and our review Of new books, will be prepared
heretofore, bv VIM. Dove, and b p Whpple We
Ill also every month publsh vocal AMI n'strumeh'a
sic and pate Of the Paris fashions. AS this Aaga-
ne is not connected with any Vthe periodical iEs mat
aud illusu atiols being prepared exclusively Tor ~
n not appear any where else, and, being Family
lgazne will take no pa in POLITICAL sectional, or re-
.lous disputes Each number will contain a splendid
d ! engraving wood illustraions-prose aud
petry by the best au'hors-the editors taole-iash-
,aOe chit-chat-monthiy summary-review Of ne"
oks--mn ic-fasniou plate, aud comic lu-trdtons.
addition to which We offer three magnificent premi'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-07

- gENRYs INyIGpRATING CoRDIAL:-The
e this purely vegetable extract for the remova
and cure Of physical prosFaton genital debility, ner'
vous affections, &C., &c, fully described in anoehea
cOnmn Of this paper to which the readeis referred -
ner bottle bottles for 50, six bottles for $S SIS pe
Prenared only by S. E. COHEN, No. Franklin Row
Pine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For Sale by Dr. .. A. Doe
re Druggist 0arroltCn, Ohio, and by all Respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun'r!'
April 20. ls64.-ly. va s.t4e, 4. "a
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Spe Cial Net &c s.

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS have become so numerous,
and of such Importance that has been deemed expe
dent in London to esablshe hospital for their Oxolu
sive treatment, Many of these deepssated and fatal
diseases might be prevented with due attention to them
IN their ncpient stages Coughs, Colds, HOarseness,
Sore Throaa lead to the serious diseases Of the
delicate organ of respiration Staoers Anodyne Cher
ry Expectorant has been beneficial in hundreds Of cases
of similar di cases. and this success hitherto embodens
us to offer with confidence to the public assuring them
that its curative properties have been certified to BY
many ski physicians and others best capable Of udg-
ing The Diarrhoea Cordial is also recommended very
highly by those cognizan Of its virtues See descriptive
pamphlets to be had gratis of the agents Price Of each
only 6Ocentq per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so
E. H. staber & Co., Prnprietors, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Nd. AgentsR. E. Sellers
Pittsburg, Pa, j. II, Patterson & Co., Wheeling, Va
] D. Park, Cincinnati, o..
Dr. @. A. Begel, Carrolton, and MesSrC. Brown Il
Barnhouse, New HagerstOwn, agents Tor Carroll Co.,
Dec. Tim
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Eg- chaplain was once preaching to
class of collegans about the formation otoa
habits. "Gentlemen," said he "clOse you
ears on bad discourses "-Tbe scholars IN
mediately clasped their hands to their ears
A lecturer on chemistry mentioned that
ce rtan quantity of caloric (heat) was found 4
snow, an Irishman among the audience gravel
asked how many snow balls it would take t
boil teakettlel
'ET Boys" Said village pedagogue tn.
other day. "what is the meaning of all ths
noise in the school?'
,,Itit is Bill Skies, Sir who is al the time i'm
tating locomtive."
"COme up i.ere. William; il you are turned
into a locomotive. it is high time you wer'
switched off,
An HoSEsr Confession few days since in cours
of conversation with one Of the leading Demoeart
Of this State aud who occupies prominents place
the Supreme Bench he remarked to that 1.-The Dem
ocratic party drunk with power, that they wtr
ioting in aud excess and would surely NEE
the reward Of their folly He had no hope for a e
erection of the party for years come" The signs
she times compelled that prophecy hia lips and comm
elections win vindicatei its truth (ChiL Gas.
~ Speaking ofthe Baby Convention, the Milwaukee
Sentinel says "We boast of the size Of the Wi
consin babies--but the crops never faig'
ew The Cloak Of Religion Punch say
lis sometimes known by the fine nap it has dI
ring sermon tme.' 1t calls the following, Fl
fleets farewell to the Baltic =
For the winter quito return with the swallow,
And then--Heavsn only knows what isto fOlleE.'
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WOman,sRIghts.

At the recent session OF the Court Of common
Pleas in Stark county. in a case Of Catharine
Reed against WIN. w McClintick. for 9
breach Of promise Of marriages. verdict Of sl6oC
damages was rendered in favor Of the plaintiff
Look out Boys how You trife with the af'
fection OF Lady,
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A AkD.

De. GAVIN N. FITCH, Of New York, would an
nounce thai Ne has made arrangements TO extend nS
tay n, PI SGH t Monday evening DEC. 18th, du-
ling ahich rinfe be may be consulted daily, at his
Rooms. a. the ClrY HOrEL, for PULMONARY CoksUHP.
TlOS Asthma, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints and all
other diseases connected with or Predisposed TO Con
sunptun Fo those who have previously consulted W.
Ftch, charge for consultation VIII DC maue, ~
fd4 Us pleasure 20 see Gus torme PATIENTS aud all con-
suuns D. Fitch on the present occasion may continue
te correspond with him in New York, without iur'ner
expense. -,
Odic4 Hours-Nine to Five daily, SAbba ID excepted
Nov 23 l854.-3w
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JOY FOR THE INVALID Persons afflicted
with any diseases arising from disordered
liver, stomach. nervous debility, dyspepsia, or
liver complaint, should try Dr.. Hoofand's Ger
mtn Bners, prepared by DIR Jackson; 20
Arch street Pnila. They scarcely ever fail
rffecting a cure 10 very short time. Be care
full 10 procure the genuine, and be notdeceved
by the quack medicines which are advertised.
We have seen stronger testimony in favor of
The above arucle, than any other prepared me-
dicine now before the public. sold by G. a.
Beogle Carroon, Ohio. Nov. 80 2w.
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what Next.

Never wW there a grea.er set Of bungiers
CTaeed the Hall oflegislation than the late Ohio
Legislature Their doings are little else than
a tissue OF bunders and misiegslation. Lave
Of The plainest character have been put up in
such bungling manner that they are rendered
n applicable, and must be amended or stand
a dead letter on the statute book. AT the late
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for Greene
county, Judge Rogers presiding, decided. thai
A. our road lays provided for the appointment,
.ofshree men a. viewers, a constituted them
Jury TO assess damages claimed, Il was not
constitutional jury, and that We had no roat
Law 10 establish roads, ifresisted, aud that al
70 ads established since she passage Of thesl"V
in lass were SOid. and liable to be closed BY
any one injured thereby.
Fca SALE,--The Perrysburg journal office i
,oferea for sale. Considerations Of fhealihprin-
srpally cause the present proprietor, Mr. silmar
CLARK, 70 dispose oft. Perrysburg isa pleas
ant town, Of about 1900 inhabitants, at the
head sof navigation on the Maumee river. and
e the soanty seat of Wood county, one Of the
richest soynties Of Ohio. The Press, Type an'
6xturss in the Office are comparatively new.
The Journal has subscription list of abOu
soo. The Establishment can be bought at
cheap rate.
Presidents Message got yet received
I 10 70 the time Of going to press no news rf
ceiyed from W sshingtOl. Owing 70 the rec''
snow storm the mails have failed to furnish ca
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The Teller of the American Exchange

Bank Of New York, was recently detected In
smbezzling the sum Of $i3soeO of its bonds
ET There have been SS56resi in New York,
during the last twelve months, involving loss
in property and buildings of nearly three mil"
ion of dollars. -, 1-
REOn the goth ult. eighty one shares Of
the Ohio Gt Pennsylvania rail road sold at auction
Pittsburgh, at $40 S7i per share.
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-Four liquor sellers Of Portage county,
tried and convicted of violating the liquor law,
and sentenced to pay $50 fine and be imPriS-
oped go days each, are in Jail serving Ou;
their time.
There was a collision upon the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Rail road near Alliance,
on Tuesday last. The Conductor on one oi
the trains was killed. We die not learn the
particulars rumor says both trains were be-
hind time: Aserious accident occurred the
day previous at Wellsville, on the same road;
by which one person was badly injured-nOI
expected to recover.
The Superior Court of New York recent
" decided. that the Stock Of the New Haven
Rail road, which was fraudulently issued by
the notorious SCHUYLER, to be good and valid.
The company had authorized him to issue
stock and were accordingly bound by his acts +.
----Tne Wheeling Intelligencer says, Il at
Judge Thompson has granted the injunction
prayed for against the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail road Company in full. The injunction
was to restrain the Company from making Ben.
wood the Western terminus, and compel it to
make Wheeling that point
- short time since, camphene lamp,
exploded in the house of Daniel Hershey,a a shoe
maker, Of Allegheny city burning the family
horribly, and causing the death of one child,
and another is dangerously ill. Camphene
lamps are dangerous things and ought not to
be Lsed.
| The Commercial Branch of the State
Bank of Ohio, at Toledo, failed on Monday the
9th ult. This makes three of the branches
that have suspended, viz Mechanics & Ira
derts' Of Cincinnati; Akron Branch, at Akron;
and the Commercial Branch. a. Toledo. The
notes of the Mechanics and Traders branch
are redeemed by the branch at Xenia, and they
are received on deposit in Cincinnati, says the
Gazette, as usual; as are also the notes of the
other two suspended branches.
As whole, the State Bank Of Ohio is in a
good condtiou-the branches that have gone
down have for some time past been regarded
as lame ducks There need be no fear Of
loss in the State Bank of Ohio.
---Dispatches from New York, bearing
date the 29th ul.. say the notes Of the Govern.
ment State Bank, of Ann Arbor, Michigan and
Nero chants Bank, at Bridgeport, N. J. have
been dis credited.
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The subscribers take this method OF informing tue pup
lie that they have opened Hard Store in Waynes
burgh where they keep constantly hand Iron, Nails
Paints, Oils Yanish Glass Sash, Locks, Latches, Car
rage Trimmings, Saddery Hardware and in fact every
thing usually keptin such Stores. We solicit shaIe
of the public patronage NELSON 4 ROBINSON
Nov 1854 en-, t