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and Of sonensd for debt or = witness or On
suspicion and OF proper traveller any
person shall exprssscd desrs In his
that bis boy my be shall bs delivered for
the purpose sforess, but shall be buried in the
amer and shall he the duty OF the said warden
said other officers TO tbfuy protect tbs rights Of hu-
NASTY which thsss provisions intsnded to secure
SHALL this be understood to apply to any indS.
dus Who undsr the charge 81 ths Comrs-ir o
Emigration, oil any emg-ant socatiss Of any other
private association for the relief bensft o. the Door,
Notwithstanding the said poor nsy - supported exoiu
iively 81 ,he pubIio sxpsase.
SEQ. The rsu uains bodies Of such ~ may bs de-
hered to the medical schools snd colleges Aforesaid
shall he for the purposes described IN this act in
this staeB Only and whoever shall sh remains
beyond the lin is of this sate shall conviction bo
judged guilty OF 4 criminal oncs, and shall be impn
soned In OF the State prsons Of this state for term
not le,s than year. sbal also any physician,
cical student other person who shs said remains
for other purpose than such ~ Ia described In this
act.
sec 2. All Laws inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec 4. This SO, to take effect immediately.
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Late from Rio do Janolro.
RISE IN C0FFEE-MURDERRR sRNr HoAB, HI

RISE N COFFEE-MURDERKR SRNr HONA, HTO.
BALTIMORE, Feb 3, 1854.
Tho bark Virginia, from Rio, December 27th, arrives
here to-day.
coffee had slightly gone up say $50 reAs strisy god
nrss being worth AZ Tho total sales fer the msath
13o, 600 bags Of which from 600 to 80 900
speculation The stock hand 1400 900 bags. m
market fer Heur was dull ct 22E000.
Tho Virginia brings . named jobs Lesion, Who u
sent homo by the United States Coasul TO b tiled e @
murder Of Charles Brown.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

reps; or It did rot nothing les thsn what p.c5
posed By The ge.tisnAa from Oatazio (xr. M.ier,,
Mr.. D. P. wooD, (whis) Of Onondsgs, fs..s I'D VI.
ne mseIy .nsndmsnt In preferences to ths ons offered s
hr, Hurmssos further sustained his smsndmsnt as
'sngn issrsDs his opinion that ths ssoon ~ 1t now
stooo vas not in ascordsncs with the oonstitction
cscisrea nno,nsntutsooai unisss the amendment pro
pssea ey mp Mallory was adopted and yet, II II we're
soopuo tne Dill would not be effective rsgari to
those corrupt gathering place. ts friends had SoSsd
night bs made But would 10 hazard the xhas
on SIp,un;r 700 summary process to reach thnss
Mr. BAKIn-I am in fAvor Of Mr. M.llery's auendmsass
because It viii be the equivalent OF rny motion to str
cut tb, entire section, shors time voted by ths
Mr.. BurCnSsos withdrew bis amen .msnt and xr.
Msllory's amendment Was adeptsd
rhus amended the eleventh section sdopssd.
The 18th and 18th sscions were adopted without amend
Mr.. MALLORY moved to strike ous the word "ponuvs"
ton The word proof all that was necessary. rhs
additional word positive wss only A intsrpolssou, bu
Mr. Jor. (rss soil dem Of Tomptins was in favor 4
this change but s did hope that The legal gensmsn e
the Hosfs In dsoussics tnis BILL would have meroy upoa
The amendment wAs adopted
Mr.; hcssn, lnstionsl DEM o. Kcgs, moved 70 strike
osnt svidsnos Of the fact that the psoisgss Of nssx
smssdmsnt 1t sssth, Chief, to show that the Lses-
tire could not dictate TO jury what they should -
eb0ud not receive ~ eufncient ov1uenoo
Mr. BAIoxY took the position that custom house sar.
thoate custom house mark could rot and should -
10 received evdeEce that the cask seissd o
gipal paoksge and this Is All the section declares
Msssrs Peters uttleehn, Lsgh and Norris further -
bated the amendment, and II vas lost.
The House then adjourned.
ALBAsY, Feb. 3, 1864
srREKm
Mr.. WAas presented the preamble and resolutions e
the New YORK Common Council In reference to the 60
or opening In that cy-in favor Of Senator Wh
neys bill on the subject.
CoNTnsrHD SEAT.
The House then took up the question Of ths sontssts
seat In Jefferson county
The seat was finally awarded to Mr.. Willis, Sys v0a
10 TO I, and the Assembly took recess
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BosroS, Fob Q, 1854
II has been showing here al this forenoon.
BAInMoRn, Feb. ., 1854
The thermometer In this city which mp 70 sixty
eight degrees In the shade yesterday this morulng 4
Gown to twenty I'VE above zero. We experisncsd 20
mendous gale and snow squalls during the Night.
PmADHrmA, Feb. 8-SP.M
The warmth and sunshine Of yesterday were suoeesd1
ct O'Clock this morning BY violent gale from ~
northwest accompanied ith snow, which did not
until about noon, when It became calm and clear.
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Department tbs lat or 0otoosr erestsr: s,d upon
this svfepce, which so tsnts--d b, tho oath Of
another person, Mr. Ety.r Dosnsily, a passport was
given 10 him. ala copciusi n" NJ Ma " nays ~ 10
not discover sry principle bg virtue cf which th govern
msnt can olsm, ter Of right the release OF Mr.
roussig. lie has Voluntarily pi.csd himself within tho
jurisdiction of austria, and su-ng appears 5y tho
I'd present H. for the he las in vlo
laticn OF those a~s vhis ha en Austrian subj sc
Though Jon not Instructed to dsmsnd release a.
matter OF rtsh will extent to him such assistaucs
properly be- givek tn shorten eeiod his con
fnvm' NJ and eSAnle hi to return he is diaposes
~ tbe United Stxtssn
ssvsfa documents laid on the tabls and ordered
to be psrted, when tbs House se jour ned till Monday
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Destructive Fire In North Salem, Mas.
SAIxx, Feb. 3, 1854
The exter siye leather enamel cory OF Charles Could,
p North sasm Dc troyed by nre last night togsther
with large building adjoining, occupied ~ eurrtses
shop Loss not stated.
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The GovernorshIp OF Maine.

AUGUSTA, Ne. FsD. ., 1854
Mesrs. Crosby and Morrill, selected BY the Hoas
to cay, to be the Serats candidates for aovsr
nor, By the wing vote
Mr. Morrill, temperance democrat ................. q
kr Piisbury, Wild cat democrat. q
N uoAmeSs eoIl
The senate win vote on the quaation to morrow.
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DAIIINUkn wv o IuVrs
The Virginia House Of Delegates yesterday resolves
that 1t In expedent TO grant the Ptsburg and SAubsn
vile Railroad right Of way across Pan Hsndle.
The schooner Henry 7. Russell which cleared fre0
Baltimore the 2lt ult. for Wilmington N. O., ~
turned this morning, having been into oG Bso6Y
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Treasury Notes dang Feb. 4, 1865.
s..sa.'s s::tss! s!!ss - ~: !. i.As.
Amount suutandisg Of the ssvsrAi iasuss pros
e 20 'e. $3.50 r.! ...'... !. -. .,sm 20
isis per ditto. : - - siss ~
ssy. issT' ss DER sslso n ,a' 1sa' y 500 -
sil4,la %
Deduct capcsllcd notes In tho h,rds or a.
counting oaicsrs Al under acts prior 70 IA 49,.
July, 1885,. s,,s.ts''' ~ ~
Total, era oil ~
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Marine ANn1rp.

Yop ErporI-rhs Collins steamship Atlantic, oaps.
West, leaves ct pocn to-day for liverpool Shs sxPsso
70 take out about sixty passengers
THE srrs,cuur SorniDs on win sai ut hsr usual hooR
to-day for Ban Juan, Nicaragua, to souoeos vfh tie
steamer Cortss the Paeihe = q
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PErrsyLvAyrA LEaIsL AruRB-.Accordlne
classilcation Of the members Of tho PennyIvsnlA
Lee ialature, there Ia but one gentleman y 49, -
tinQuiahsd assembly Tho others arc co.pos Psr
cipsly Of merchants, lawyers, farmers, Pf'u'ss -
uanuhctprcm.
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Chnrleaton Races.

CHARLESTON, Feb 2, 1854.
For the three mile purse, Red Eye walked over
For the two niIs sweepsteahs Mr.. Myers Equsox a.
won the first heat In $780, and Mary Brown the sssss
and third heats in 3:52 and m respectively.
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Philadolphia COnsoIidatiOn H1lI, DO.
PnuADnPHIA, Feb. 3, 1854
The conse ldation bill was signed last evening By 0sv
ernor Bsler,tat Erie
train OF ten started this morning the openfnl
OF the BelvidsYe Railroad to Easton
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Four Children Burned 70 Death.
ArBAsr, feb. 3, 1854
On the 22d Of January four children Of james Pash
OF oakland Mich sGed from two to ten years vers Ia
alone by their parents In the house vhch caught ne,
ar d the children were all burned TO death.
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CHAaLnroH, Feb 2, 1854.
The sass cotton to-day 500 bales and for ~
week they foot mp 900 bsss ct prices Raging from -
to 1870. The market having recovered the resns -
week, Ia, 800 bales; stock on hand, 90, 200 oass
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1854
Captain Creighton, OF the tn Bells left here for Nsv
York this afternoon in the half past Ave o'clock sa
Csptan Lowe, Of the Klsy goes TO Bal imnrs
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Railroad AmaJgamation.

CINtINBATI, Iob. Il Ibo3.
The interests Of the Cincinrau and Marietta and On
cinnau and Parkersburg Railway companies we're o.
sodatsd TO day. the latter being merged iAto tbs former.
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Escape or six Prisoners from jan.
CoSooRp, N. H., Feb. 3, 1854
sx rrsopers escsIed fom jail las night, BY a~na
on the iron bars Of their cells They we're awaiting -
ttnse for State prieon ohenoes
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Another Railroad Collision.
LOCOMOTIVE AND CARS sHArTERxD, BUT NO Lrvm

Providence, Feb. y, 1854.
The New York freight train from Boston, and u
freight train which left this city a 10 40 NJ came b
collision ct Sharon HILL The locomotive W. Lee W.
nearly demolished and several OF the freight oars wse
bacly smashed The engineers and arsmsn eiesPsd ~
ipure6.
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Hon-ArrivaI or tho Arabia

BosroN, Feb. 3-l2 ?. r.
Tho lines east OF h have been interrupted this eve
ring, and our last despatch rom Halifax II dated ains
O'Clock p ~ at which hour there signs st Ne
Arabia
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Richmond College.

The present Term of Richmond College vii
close with public exam nation Of the classes
on Wednesday the aglh and an exhibition by
the members Of the Philomaihean and Phreno.
easmieian Literary Societies on Thursday even
ing March 30th
The next Term will commence on Monday
the Grsl day Of May.
The Institution is nov in more fOurshine
condition than il has ever been at any former
period. The number Of students in attendance
during the past year has been greater than ia
any previous year and the next term promises
proportionate increase. In addition to the
Boarding Houses a number Of Families oiIei
their houses for the accommodation Of students
that all may be provided for. II is desirabl,
that, all may be present at the opening Of III,
Session, that the classes may be formed with
out needless delay.
By order Of the Board,
March 9th 1854, 81
JOSEPH JONEs,l Com.
]. LINDLY
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NOTICE
Jacob Kessel and

petition will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Carroll county, Ohio their June Session 1854 asking
an alteration Of part of the road leading from Carroll.
ton to the mouth of Yellow Creek known as the Yel-
low Creek glade, the alteration 10 commence at the
house of John Taylor, thence i n northwest.
ery direction n the north side of the creek
TO the Altman road few rods southwest of
the Thompson house the lands of Francis Kean from
thence to the foot of the hill the north side of asa
Daniels lower meadow, thence on the north side Of said
meadow and the one above it oa point between said
Daniels house and barn, thence in nearly westerly d.
recon on the lands of said Daniels and Simeon Drake
40 as to ntersect the Yellow Creek grade old pair
of bars on the north side Of said road Simeon Drak
land. ASA DANIELS.
May 4, lS54-no 20, 4 {.
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nENT Ills TRY

DR.. J. J. STEDMAN, would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Croon and vicinity that be has open
ed an Office for the practice Of
D Z N 7 A L S U R G E RY,
directly Mr. CamerOns store where he is prepared
insert teeth upon gold silver pate according to the
latest and most approved style of manufacture
DECAYED TEETH ceansed and filed with gol1 in
the most substantial Manner and warranted to arrest all
further decay, and preserve the teeth from
TEN TO FIFTEEN YEARS.
Full sets inserted by atmospheric pressure thereby
doing away with the use of springs, which impair TIE
voice very materially. By long experience in the pro-
ession he feels enabled to say that good satisfaction sha
be given to all who may favor him with their patronage
CarroltOn, April q, 1854. ls-tf
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DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
lireIV RemOVed
JOHN MAYS and

DR.. ALS0PlERT begs to call the attention of those
sueri1 from total partial loss Of the bearing to the
following facts He treats diseases Of the middle and
internal Ear with
INDICATED DOUCHES,
Such is practced in the nrmares Of Berlin Leipsic
Brussels Hamburg, and st. Petersburg, and aey by the
distinguished London artists, With the most won
deriu success; indeed it is the only method that has
been uniformly successful The best proof Of the eff.
cacy OF the q eatment will be reference to nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents of the United States, Canada New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia who have been restored TO acute hear
ing aud not single solitary case to our knowledge, did
fail to effect either partial or total restoration of the
hearing when our advice aud instructions were faithfully
and punctualy adhered to. Many who could not hear
the report OF pistol at arms length can now hear
Watch beat at the distance of feet
In cases of mucous accumulation in the Eustachian
Tube and Tympanum, inflammation of the Mucus Mem.
brane Nervous affections, Diseases of the Membrane
Tympani commonly called "the Drum" or when the dis
be traced to the effects of Fever Colds the use
OF Qunine, Mercuial Medicines Gatherings in the Ears
in childhood, &c, Dr. AsOpherts treatment stands pre-
eminent Where the Auditory Canal is dry and scaly
with little secretion when the deafness is accompa
MED with noises in the Ear, like falling water chipping
OF insects, ringing of bells, rusng of leaves continual
pusatiOns, discharge of matter or when in stoopipg
sensation is felt if rush of blood to the head took
place. when the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy wea-
ther or when cold has been aken the method oireat
ing the disease is iniallible.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants me in saying that il the hearing
was at any time good very much can be ACCOMPLISHED
In the Deaf and Dumb School Eepsic out of class of
II, succeeded in restoring to acute hearing Dr. A.
begs respectfully to state, that in those cases lie under
takes he
GUARANTEES A SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complete restoration, such marked impro, ement as
will b.
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY,
il his remedies are faithfully applied aud directions ad.
hered to.
applicants will please state their age, duration of dis.
ease if matter issues from the external passage there
noises in the Ears state of general health and what
they suppose to have been the cause of the Deafness
When the hearing is restored it is expected that those in
easy circumstances will pay liberallv
MEDICINE, APPARATUS, &C.,
win be sent to any part at my own expense.
ADDRESS Dr.. ALS0PHERT Broadway, Office 442J,
near Canal street, New York,
Five characterization Fee.
April 81, 1854. An
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shOemakers take NOtice.

The subscriber has just received an assortment o
Leather, which he will sell low for cash consisting in
part of French Calf skins, Tampco Madras and Brush
Morocco, French Morocco, Enamel Leather, Patent
Skins fer tips and Caters Pink Sheep, &C., &c. tOgeh
er with all kinds Of leather of bis own manufacture and
be would invite the public generally and shoemakers
particularly to call and examine his stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. w. BUTLER.
p S-The highest price in cash, paid at all times for
hides, aud bark. april 90, ls54.-fl W. B.
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Watch Making.
SEND an YOUR T1lCzES

SEND on YOUR T1IC7ES
/ would inform the citizens of Corrollton ant
Carroll C Junty that they can have their Watches
paire in the best manner and on short notice
~ send ing them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
have for sale good assortment of God and Sill.
!er Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds
sold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store My shop in the cen
tre block Immediately adioiuing "Espied Ex
change"
Cd Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be left at the residence oi
Mr. F Usher and viii be promptly sent and return.
ed when repaired. All work warranted
Give us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1853 If.
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AN ACT


To smead san s~o au,hOrze the County Commissioners.
Of Carroll eouly ~ subscribe 70 the Capital stock d
the Carroll eluuty RairUad COMPANY ald Tor othe,
purposes" passed March gth 1907 and ~ repeal Sc
tlon nine, OF saia act
SEC. !. Be Il enacted Jg he General Assea.
by Of he State o Ohio, That section nln,. Of
" an act 10 authorize the county cOmmi,sionrrs
OF Carroll county, 10 subscribe 10 tbe capital
stock OF the Carroll county Railroad COMPANY,
and Tor other purposes, passed March ninth,
eighteen hundred and fifty, be amended so as
70 read as follows Section 9. Each of said
townships which may authorIs subscriptions
oil stock to said company, according to the pro.
visions OF this act, shall be entitled 10 elect a
suitable person or persons, as directors Of said
company, in proportion TO the amount of capi-
tai stock subscribed and held in the name oI
such township, TO the capit<l stock of said COM
pany, said directors to DC elected on the first
Monday Of April in each year, by the qualified
electors of each Of said townships respectively;
and In case one or more Of said townships shall
not have subscribed sufficient stock to entitle
such township to elect a director, then such
townships shall elect jointly, and the person re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes in said
townships, shall be declared elected and the
person or persons so elected as directors, may
give etheir votes upon all questions relative to the
control and management of the affairs Of sald
company, and in all other respects act as direc-
tors of said company PrOvidsd, that the per-
son or persons SO elected, shall be stockholders
in said company. And the trustees of each Of
said townships, voting subscriptions of stock to
said company, are hereby authorized, whenev-
er they may deem it expedient. and for the in
tetest Of the township, to sell, or transfer any
or all stock owned by such township in said
company, in order to pay off the indebtedness
which may arise under this act, aud the pro-
ceeds Of such sale shall be applied to the extin-
gushment of an equivalent amount Of the in>
debtedness of such township, created under the
provisions Of this act Provided, that said
company may assume, at any time they deem
proper, by and with the consent of the bond
holders, all or part Of the indebtedness Of said
townships, arising under this act, and discharge
the townships from any liability therefor. The
directors elected, as provided in this section,
shall receive a certificate of election from the
clerk of the township, within ten days after said
election, and upon being duly qualified, shall
enter upon the discharge of their duties. Pro-
oided. that the election for 1854 shah be held
or the first Monday of May next.
SEC 2. The original section nine ofthe be-
fore,recited act, is hereby repealed.
+. @. LEBL0ND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
april II, 1854.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, o.
The foregoing is correctly copied from the
original roll remaining on file in nv Office
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Notice 10 Mechanics.

The School Directors Of Slb-Dsttict No. 5. Harrison
Township, Carroll CO. o. will meet on Saturday the Sd
day Of June, next at O'clock P. NJ at the School
house in said subdisrct for the purpose of receiving
proposals for building stone school house in said SUBJ
district For plan, &c. call on the undersigned, at any
time with whom proposals may be left before said day
By order of the Board. LEO. HARSH,
May II, ls54.-td. Clerk
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H. MORRISON
j. B. MORRISON
DerltlstrD.

H. & J. B. NORRIS 0 N respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Carrolltol and vicin-
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEUDENVlLLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market,
Steubenvle, Ohio.
They will visit Carrollton several times during
the year, of which notice will be given.
June Is. 1858.
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AGRICULTURAh MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there will be q
meeting of the officers ind managers Of the
Carroll County Agricultural Society, held in
the Court House in Carrollton on Saturday the
Goth day of May inst. for the purpose Of trans
acting business Of importance to ;he Society.
All are requested to attend.
By order Of the President.
w. BUTLER, Secretary.
Carrollton, Nav 4. '54-3t
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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 Collars,
Dress Protectors, Silk. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes &c, all Of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be had Of
w. THOMPSON.
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Thompson has been East again.
And after days and nights Of fatigue. and toll.
has succeeded in buying large los Of New
Goods part Of which be paid the saSA for.
and the rest be bought on ereai-all must now
be sold, and debts paid. 10 keep his credit up.
All the world is hereby invited 10 see the
Grand Result
Of his purchases.
lie has a large lot Of Dress Goods OF all
kinds for the ladies-Cloths. Cassiuaeres. Sat
ine.ts &c, for the gentemen-HaIdware Cut.
lery, QneensWare and Groceries for the million
All Of them are cheap as the eheaPes. and
good as the best. Come and see.
CanOllton May 4, 1854.
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Nlarkets,
CARROLLTON MARKETS.
NOTICE.

The State OF Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Carroll County, So. In Partition.
Michael Salisbury
VS. The said Jacob K esse and
Jacob Kessel and Mary Kessel his wife, will
Mary Kesse his wife. take notice that Michael SAILS.
bury fled in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court in and
for SAID Carroll county, and State Of Ohio, his petition
in partition against them the first day Of May, 1854
demanding partition OF the following real estate situate
in said Carroll county to w.t. 4 part ofthe South West
quarter Of Section IA of township H. of range g. be-.
ginning at the Northwest corner of said quarter section
thence South 20 chains Y links to post, thence east
Al chains to the east line of said quarter section to
post thence north 20 chains and AZ links to a post
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, 64-6t ECKLEY DAVIS
Pr. fee $50 Atty'S Tor Petitioners.