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Botatl's Column.
HIC JACEr sTEPmANO AnNOLD
DOlGLAn
NEBRASKA rs REDEENEDi

c. a. BOk6EL, whl OPsn IN his heu Score ron.
br,ek Block Main O., OPpose The Pattou Hoase Car.
rOon, % aDd alter he lOih Of Ap lssa he issv,s,
and most valuable lot Of DRUG, MEDICINES. oils
fAlhIs, DYE SfUffH, &e. ssvsf displayed 10 this mar.
ket besides "a elegant and aHple a.s0ralent Of sta
uonAry, Glassware, and miscellaneous srelss which us
Ptopose 70 retail HhOles.le AZ rates afordng sxh,
sdsahee On erstoost ior immediate payments Por Shs
purity, qualsy, and eheapness Of our Drug, us Az
prepared 70 vOnch s they vel satre sock Yer,
purchased under our oEn supeIvisoB Of the most rea.
Eastern Druggists. Orders from Physicians Dealers
D9er And O'bers va receive Pr0mPt Hhd satisfactory
attention
GENERAL CUSTOM SOLICITED.
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cAEROfL e6IAffTAIE,
TIM CHANGEDt

~ - z ~ = ~ q y UI
To Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, the
9flh, 26th, and feth. October, 1854.
On account Of The ChanEs of line % hOldiug bs s.s
fsr, Raj Road auahgebeafs A. The ransesrs a A.
Carroll co. Agrcuiurtl society have thought propgr
70 postpone he dme f0f boiling DE nsIt Pair
OR WEEK LATER,
TO commence On the 2tlh day Of October 1854 and 20
eontlese thfee days Ths Cars s Tun regularly dsrihE
The Fair, making eHia tips between Baysid ahd Ca.
foon al hall fare. RxisnEve preparations are bsinr
made iof large turn ost of tbe people o. this oees
sion. The stock, hschahicai snd other Industrial in
iefess VII Be fully Represented at cur Fair ths rear
The Floral and HOrticulturh department may svhsr
sone"hai On account Of the severe Drought, bul &c
anneiPais 'redltasls IsPlAy. The third day win ID
one of great hterefl
Per o lee Of tss Managers.
WASH BUTLER sscy.
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d "a d d R eanlt

CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies | have a splendid lot Of the latest
Spring style, PlaiI and Plain Dress Silks,
apron Silks, Persian Berege, all wool, and Nous
De Lame, Lawns, White Dress Goods of al
kinds, Ginghams, Calicoes &c.
w TH0MpcON
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Z YOUR MONEYII

You can do that and Jour csEDIr TOO By purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbold's Cheap Ready Par store,
where you will find excellent assortment of Dry
foods Groceries Hardware, QueensWarc Bonnets, Rata
caps Boots Shoes &c. &c. an Of which will be sold
as 10" as they ought to be sO for eash OF produes
Pay us as you go and have no disagresAble seemeut
short settlements; long friends.
CarrOllton, april 20, 1884 I, ,ARCHBoLp.
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GenaL Notift s
THE STATE OF OHIO. CARROLL co. IS
OeosSs Hsadreks,
PARTITION.

silas Amos, and
aud hafgAret Jane Anos, be ss are hsrsby bOtihed
that George HsBdFeks 6sd In the ocs ol the CLERK ol
ne Couff q Common Peas usbia and fOg aid eOunl,
ns Petition iof partition against them, demanding psf
ton Of the b. W. quaFter Of section IS TosRssp u
q tsngs s. on lie 2lst Day Of August, 1854. and ihal
Pe''oa noe peading n said Court and oil be f0f bear.
ing a Tie iah torm thersOf fos IsS4
ECKLEY & DAVIS.
aug. 20 u 6Wpifs3 90 Ait'ys iOi Pst'r.
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DRUGS-DRUGS-IN sTEUBENyTfIE

DRUGs-DRUGs-IN sfEUBENvILLE.
Harsh AcCutcheon, having associated With rhsu DR.
Ezra BFugh take pleasure In informing their frisds Al
tas public generally. that they have gressy enlarged
their assortment Of
DRUGS. MEDICINES. OILS. PAINTS, /,
Dyes, Brushes. Toilet Goods &c, which they are dete
ment tn the country. Physicians Country Mercbsut,
Farmers Mechanics, and oil persons needing anything
IN their line, viii find it TO their advantage to give then
call before purchasing elsewhere Is We will positively
sell on the most reasonable and accommodating eIus
Please gva "a call at our Dug Store, Market Suss,
Steubenvile. Ohio.
Nay is. 1854. Sm
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DE NIIS TRY.
szpsz. De- ]. J. STEDMAN, Surgical and Ne.
~ chsniel Dentist, respectfully announces 10
111I the cilizens OF Carrollton and vicinity that
he has opened office in the Sddger House, xhee he
is prepared to perform all operations connected with
the Dental profession. Teeth inserted upon gold or silver
plate, in the latest aud most approved style.
/ DECAYED TEETH cleansed ana hlled With goli In
the most Substantial msnneH aad warranted 10 arrest al
turther decdy. "a see Hea 5.
By long eIpeence 10 ths profession he feels enabled
70 say thai satire satisfaction ehall he given.
Csrrollton. June e, 1854.
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silk and Satins Of all grades and eolors, =
large lot on hand and for sale cheap BY
CAB
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Ccpei, Coach Body, Mastc and Japan Varnishes, Tor
sale by G. A. BOEGFi.
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SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND, OHIO.

! DIREc ToRs.
Hon. J. R, Giddings, NJ. C. Pres. c. G. Finney,
4 " H. Griswold " Lorin Andrews.
=" Reuben Hitchcock, Pref. Samuel St. John.
/. " Il. D. Clark, P. R. Spencer.
A" n s Townshend, Z. F. GAYLORD
j w. +. Otis Cyrus Prentiss.
W. j Gordon, Henry Wick.
/ PRIN o;PALs.
H. B. BRYANT, JAMES W. LUsK,
H. DWIGHT STRATTON.
.rU. CULTY.
II. B, BRYASr Professor OF the Science of Accounts
Ii. DWIGHT STRATroS, Associate Prof in the severa
Departments.
J. J.WAsHrGroS Lrsx, Professors Of the spencerisr
p y SpRxrrp 7 'ystem OF Penmaushp anC
Com. Correspondence
SARAH L. SPENCER, Instructress in the Ladies Writn,
Department.
W. W. HARDER, Assistant Prof in the BoOk.keepn,
Department.
Hons. Judge STAEKwEATHER and a. D. CLARK, Lee
turers on Commercial Law.
President Asa AAHAN, Lectureron Political Econom,
ENERsoN b. White, Lecturer on Commercial Geog
raphy.
Terms
For full Course in Double Entry Bookkeeping,
Penmaushp, &c, time unlimited $40 OF
For full Cours in Ladies' Department 5000
For Separate Course Of Instruction in Spenceian
Penmanship, = SOC
For various styles in Ornamental Penmansbpas agreed
upon.
THE Principals of this Institution design ma.
king it one of the best mediums in the United States
for impaling aud practical kno Wedge of the
active duties Of INT counting Room and business pur
suits in general housekeeping i'll all its departments
used by the most accomplished modern Accountants,
will be taught in thorough ard successful manner.
This department. under the personal superintendent
OF one of the best in the Uuited States No
Mercantile Coegein the West possesses superior il equal
advantages for imparting practical knowledge ofCom
mercal Science
Mr. j. A. Redington,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 &C.
counts, &c, in correct and confidential manner
Commercial Geography is an important and interesting
oranc6' which has never until the present time beea con-
neced with Mercantile Schools.
The Spencerian System Of Penmanshp 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 mparting fluent and systematic handwriting
The Ladies' Department is entirely separate from the
genticnens, aad is cited 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 tfcien
aid to the graduates in securing good situations
- Send fot Circular by na'
January 8, 1884 Iy
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WM. II McGAVRAN,
Administrator Of
WILLIAM MeGAVRAN,
deceased,
vs.
JOHN MAYs'and

Martha be vile Ct als Edgar o u }; Illinois,
Thomas kcGavrsn Of Scott county ] owa, Elizabeth
Aagattagan Of Rensingon, Philadelphia count, Penn.
syivsnia, and Charles Lucy aud Mary, Lucy his vile o
me STATE Of Illinois heirs and legal representae q
William McGavran deceased You are befrb, 4, lo rBed
that on the igth day cf September, D, 1854, said
Common Pleas Couft q
Carroll county Ohio the object and pisysr Of which /
to obtain an order, &C for the aIsgnmest Of the Dow
er Of Ann AeGavran, the widow Of said William MeGav
ran deceased 10 and for the sale of the following real
estate 9i which lhes'ia 1,ee1sSs S.SS SEIZED or 30
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts Of
said aeeedent 10 VII The east part Of the north west
quarter Of section thirty SIX in township twelve Of
Jour situate In the county Of Carroll Ohio and contain
ing one hundred and ten acres more or less.
Sept. 81, lS54-4t VIZ II hcGAYRAy dm. o
pn 81. WI H.IAVR IN
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White Gssds for ladies, few pieces Of
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe. and
r sale by CAB.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

JOHN IT, WHITCRAFT,
Oct 3. 1854. I'll pH$450 Sheriff c. CO. o.
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VAN BROWN, -
n ANofReg had 0oRRsetfoT at Ldt
0FTicR-over james Ceneron's Store
Lfeb '621 Main Street, Car-Ollton Ohio
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Amongst The ariieles 70 be found at G. A. BOegels
gfuslo,e Brick Block, Main e., opposite The PattOn
hoase. Csfrollton, Ohio, are the follosing:
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sCyIheS, Forks, Hoes, Shovels and Spades.
full assortment on hand and will be sold cheap
by CAB.
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YES. STREE.

Ladies' Sandals, Caters, Slippers and Shoes,
Gsntlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, best quality TO be had Of
W. THOMPSON.
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prime article Of Sperm and sleriue Candles, sod
oy G. A. BOEGEL
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SyruP-The very best article in market for
sale by CAB.
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FOR THE READING AND gUyExILE PUBLIC.
"A large assortment u the most popuar series OF scho
Books as well - eareisiy selected lot Of Woiks Of
general Literature, comprising the British Casses and
the best Modern Englsh French, and American Authors
on sale al t1u'ually ice rates, By Q. A BOEGEL.
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- NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.
At my instance an attachment iSsned BY John
Potter Esq the 2nd day Of September 1884 against
the goods chattes, rights, moneys and credits Of Will
lam H. Horton mon resident debtor. fr-s-s
Sept6, 1s54,Sw HENRY HARSH.
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CONE RIGHT ALONG

Harlem Is the place to buy cheap good, fashionable
goodsi 50 come along and make no delay, bat btfus
purchasing your
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
examine mne consisting of every thing that needed
in the Dry Goods line stoek consists of Brosdclo,hp
GAsnets, Csssmeres CacOes. Ginghams, Sks Ees,
Bonnsts, Hats, Muslns oueensware, Glassware Ia
in shore every thing that can be found in village store
So call with your old friend at his stand Man.st Haseu
Carroll Co.. O., and you shall be accommodated 10 he
best possible manner. Don't mistake tho place. Csl
with IsR RAET WIAEn
Nay l0. 1854.
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LIQUORS 0RMEDICAL USE OSLY-Paie French
Brards irect iiom ts PhiladelpAia Custom House
ho1ani Gin, PeTt Wine, Malaga Wine, caFeit Wiar,
houongahelu Rye Whiskey, and Alcohol, sold BY
O A. B0EGEL
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NE PLUS ULTRA

Bonnets OF all kinds, Frames and Crowns.
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under.
h'dk'fs, uHdersleeves. Embroidered Collsrs.
Dress Protectors, Silk. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes &c., all of them verv
pretty and very cheap, to be haG of
w THNupE0N
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PINE TAR tor the accommodation Of the farmer, for
saieby c. A. B0EGEL
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~ rl iLe
q THE TIVE.

AND HERE IS TliE ptAcE.
WE are receiving from New Iora sbd Pr
adelPhias our Spring and Sumnet Goods. AZ
are nov prepared 70 exhibit 10 the world L
most magnificent LOT Of Goods ever offered +
sale in this section Of country. Our stock
full and complete. and Witkout braggisx
blowing about them, We say % sll Who m
want TO buy CHEAP and seoD Roads. 10 call a
examine our extensive GssoFin eni. And as
PRICES, We vii cell - cheap as tbs ehsaps
In short, We will KOr be undersold BY any 0,
er house in Eastern Ohio. Please give us
call. CUMMINGS 4 BR6CKfN.
May 9Th, 1854.
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Thompson has ben East Again.

Thompson has ben East Again.
And after days and nights Of fatigue, and toll
has succeeded in buying large lot Of New
Goods, part Of which be paid the cash for.
and the rest he bonght on eredI-all must now
be sold, and debts paid, TO keep bis credit a..
All the world is hereby invited to see the
GRAND Result
Of his purchases.
He has large lot Of Dress Goods Of all
kinds for the ladies-Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat.
ine:ts DC, for the gentlemen-Ha Hardware, Cut.
lery, QneensWare and Groceries for the milliou
All of them are cheap as the cheapest and
good as the best. Come and see.
Carrollton May 4, 1854.
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Amongst The Docks can be found ln our selection is
the Masonic hOniter, Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows Of FTeeNasonry, and The Carpenters ;5ur,,
Shakespeare, complete 10 vols. Dicks Works. Rollins
aud number Of Standard Authors, TO he had Of
o. A BOFGEL.
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Pure White Cod Liver Oh, Lard Oh, No l. Fla1.sesd
Fish, Castor, Sweet and Olive OH, al C. A. BOEGEL
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WHITE LEAD DRY, Red do. Litheragc do. White
Lead in OIL Zinc PAINT in OIL aud the Fire Proof Paint
and general aSso tment of the Small Paints on sale by
Q. A. B0EGEL
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FOR THE T0ILET-Casmetics, Rouge, Perfumes,
Hair.Dye; everything necessary to complete Toilet
~ sale nc c. A B0EGELS.
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WHITE FISH AND M4CKEREL, ~ sale 67
g A. BOEGEL
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A superior article Of Nee ehans ultero abdomina
Supporters, common abdominal d. silk suspensar
bandaged, Shoulder Braces Gents, and Ladies; commo
Mems Trusses Child's do, for sale by c. A. BOEGEL.
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+ GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, These Medicines
most efhcacious celebrated, and most in vogue
can alsays he had Uf c. A. BOEGELL
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Information for Married or Single Ladies.

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9HoLD

TNHE TIME HAS COME, sud he that has energy
Il and ability reap rich reward. safe way
to make money The following Receipts with full
directions for the manufacture, for only one dollar
LIST superior Black Ink, that will cost only q VI
cents per gallon.
I'd superior transparent Soap for shaving
ID. water proof Hacking excellent for loather.
4th Washing Liquid.
5th Burning Fluid
Either Of the above win pay very large profits.
9th An article warranted to restore coiors wheth-
taken ont by acids the sun.
These Receipts will be sent to any one who will
enclose one dollar, post paid, TO the subscriber All
tho articles Tor the preparation OF The above Receipts
can BIO obtained at drug stores generally
have sold single receipts Of tho above for $50
Dec %. NJ u. Dow Manchester NJ H.