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NOTICE.

PRERY NICHOLAS c,uaot Com. Peas Carroll
" County. 0uo.
uarvy ulou, who resides 10 the are Of Iowa. all
take Iolce that on the 18Th das OF April 1884 Perry
Nicholas hlrd N the oart of 1aall = sn II Cairoll
county Uhu, peIun againsthm, whirh se.sfouh that
said oul.on Is indebted TO raid Nicholas by doe bill IN
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Interest fpmths 2Sd day 'f February. ls4s on which
amount plauiitf prass Judgment Driehdaai will also
take notice that unless hra app ar aud ap.wer or de
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On uill he fakeii confessed AID Judgment rendered
against lin by default j. B Smith,
May u, 1854 n2letPh So so Any. ior Phf
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Amongst the afiicles to De found at c. A. Boeges
Drugs ore, B,ick Boek, Main g., opposite the Patton
House. cA'tulion, OHIO, se the following;
FOR THE READING AND JUVENILE PUBLIC
"A large assoI Il the populsF selesoi School
Books ~ well ~ 3 caFcully seec,d lot OF WO'ks Of
gnsfal LieraIare comprising the B0i-h Ga sics aud
lhe bss Modern English FfeRch ana Aneiiran Anio's,
on sale AZ ueusasiiy Ir~rAies, BY Z A BohGEL.
LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USE ONLY Pale F,ensh
Bratdy, di,,et IRON the PniludrhA Ca,tUIi llOu.e,
Hollani Giu, Posl Wine, Malaga Wmr, Clslelt Wine,
MonOugnirla Rye Whskey, and Alcohol soi by
q =. B0EGEL.
Amongst the Books can be found In our seleeion is
the Mssnle Moniler, Crafts man and the Lights and
shade~s Of Free. Masonry, and the CIptneiis G'dde
shAkespeHre, complete ~ vus Dick'r Works, Rvhns
aud number Oi Standard Authors = had u
.l.BOEGbL
Pue White Cod Liver Oil, Lad o.. Nc Fax,sv,d
Fi.h, ca-to', sw,el und Olive oils, al C. A. BUEGEL
4 GENUINE PATENT MEDIcISEs-Tne.s NJ dcnys
mosl vtcaciOus. moe, celebrated and nOsl in vogue,
can 1l'syS be had O. A BoEGkL
POCKET IN TRUyINT, uRGIJAL NEEDLES
Gum,s pa and Thumb Lancets Hulse Phlcms, Medi
Cal Pocket Books, and general assortment ol SyFinges
sold al the ick.BlOck, nain 81, by C. A. BoEGEL.
A lot of MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS sold at reduced
prices by G A. BOEGEL.
i superior article Of Mco ehau's ultero abdominal
supporters, common abdominal do, Silk Suspensary
handaged Shoulder B aces, Ciens and Ladies; common
AsH'' Tlus,es, chd's do, for saleby G a. BoEGEL.
WHITE LEAD DRY, Rcd do. Lithemge do. White
Lead in Oh, Zhc Puntih OIL, aud the Fue Prool Paint
and general assortment Of the Small Paints sale b,
Q A. BOEGEL
WHITE FISH AND MACKEKEL, for sale bv
Y. A. B0EGEL
4 fancy stock Of Wall Paper, Window Blind, anC
Fire Paints, sold at right prices aud no mistake
c. A, B0EGEL.
Cpd, Coach Body, Mas,ic aud Japan varni.be~, 70
E sle by c. A. BOEGEI.
prime article Of Sperm and s.elue Candies so,
by c. A. BOEGEL.
The incest assortment Of Flint, and Window Clas
ever offered in this markelh O. A BOEGEI.
PINE TAR, for the accomn dation Of the farmer 70
by G. A. B0EGEL
= GLASS MILK PAN .-sThese are pi erprralle to al
6 Others, gass being rconductor milk will kee
T. sweet minAuenced by storm or climate, for sale at
c. A. B0EGELS New.D Drug Store.
: FOR THE ToILET--Casmetcs Rouge. Perfumes
! Hqir Dyei everything necessary 10 comrlcte Toile
or sale at c. A BoEGELs.
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oARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT.
MARQUIS u Company,

v -
ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the
most splendid and highly finished
SADDLES, BRIDES. &C.,
that ha' ever been presented to the gaze Of the
people Of Carroll county. Their stock Of arti.
cles, in their line, is unlimited Just step in
and notice some Of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you FOR your
support. We promise to give back in trade.
the entire value Of your money. and a little over.
All we want is fair trial. and il our prices
don't suit you, you have the privilege of gning
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch OF business that we cannot be sue
cessfuIly competed within the way Of PRICES
Give US one CALL anyhow
Remember the place to purchase
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OR, Pc TTITs UNIVERSAL C.lNKER o LS4Ms
spe, sale and celiaih cure tor tile nost aggravated
case> Of nursing Mouth, Oalomcl Sore Moqth Can.
ker Rash, Iuoipent Bronchitis, and Qunsy. sweed Ton
ss Pultid Sore Throat Black Tongue and All Cases ol
Common Caker in the Mouth, Throat and stomach -
Price % cts per bottle For sale by Dr. B Stevenson,
CenoltOn, aud by Druggists and Medicine dealers gen
orally. Ba saa
Dec. 8, 1883 Iy
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ROBERT I9, KNIt.HT,

Attornsy apd goaic,sltor at Lav,
win attend ioall cilso hs profession with promptness
He viii llect claims, ami DO al other business en-
turedmhi- carr. Lee-villr O.iq dee 80, 'as
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CONE RIGHT ALONG

Harlem Is the place 10 buy cheap, good, fashionable
goods 80 CONS along aud make no delay, but before
purchasing YOUR
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LEONARD SCOTT & co, NewYolk continue to Re.
publish the following British Periodicals, viz;
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BoroeI's Column.
Hlc JAcET STEPHANO ARNOLD
DOlfE.AR.
NR1RAsKA Is REDEENED !

NEBRASKA Is REDERMEDi
c. A. B0EGEL. vii open IN hls new Store room,
Brick Block, Main St. opposite the Patton HOUSE. Car
rotoh on and alter The luih Of April 1854 the largest
ard not valua be 10, Of DRUG, MEDiCINES OILS,
PAINTS DYE STuFFS &c, ever displayed IN this mar
ket besldes an elegunt and smple ass0ftmeut Of Sta
onsy, Gassuare AID mseellaneous articies which We
propose 10 retail OF Wholesale q Istea aodng Sigh,
advance on first Gust, ior immediate pigments For the
puiils, quality. and ehsspness Of oar Dfugs, we are
prepared 20 souch Is ihey a. veil as our ehe Stock
purchased under our super vision. Of the most reliable
Eastern Dugrista. Orders frOm ihyacians Dealers,
Dyers aud others uill receive prompt shd sasseOry
attention
GENERAL CUSTOM SOLICITED.
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Here we are

Here we are
In the midst Of RECEIVING very large and well select
ell stock Of
NEW DRY GO0DSi
consisting f every variety usually kept in the Western
Country Give US cal before purchasing elseshere, ~
We cannot be nndersOld Cash paid Tor Wheat
April 20, 1854. HUST N & SINCLAIR.
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EsaGANkLIN HOUSE
IOHN n. TRIPP.

G. PATRICK 4 sun, N,.......... PAoPRhToEs
[sep IS, 6sl Superior Street Cleveland, Ohio.
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NnTTCE.
The State Of 0kip Court Of C,mmon Pleas
Carroll County, ss III Partition.
Michael Salisbury

Michael Salisbury
- + The saitJlcob assel and
jacob Kessel aud e Mary keseel his wife will
I,rs Ktssel his wife. tsSs iOpeaihat Nrbael SaIs
bars fled N the office OF the Ulek Of the Cour II and
ff said CARROLL coupty and State Of Ohio, his petition
IN partition agahst them on ,e hrsi day Of May, 1854
demanding partition OF the following cal estate situate
quntsr Of Secln Hot towaship II, " Range 8. he.
gufing at the Nlfthwes coner ofsll qusrter seenn.
thence South 20 chains ~ liks 70 posi-, thence east
al eaAs % the ea, ne Of said quarter section TO
post, tbeuce rOrfh 20 chains aud ~ links to post
thence west Al ehilusl0 the hegin6mg
A1d that sud petition il now pending In said Court
aud will he for heating ~ The uex tenn thereof
Nav II, b4-eL ECKLEY 3 eAVIS
Pe fee $500 Attls iol ? itonels.
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Gbeap 5aOOIerp,

is at the room formerly .occupied as the
Post Office Respectfully,
WIN. E. MARQUIS & co.
Carrollton, Sept. Is, 1853.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

j. N BOLFN Informs his friends, and the public ee'
eray, that he has removed his shop tom LlsbOnsl I,
Main it, two doors west Of the "Patton House," where
tan nlwaAa be found v ell selecIed stuck Of
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I ON M.spInlrs--NERvousLEss

In woman the numerous complaints and all
mentsN v ich cast such gloom over their spirits
few doses Of the Renovaling Resolvent viii
quickly remove and the most NERVOUS GLooMY
and DEPRESSED feel lHELyHy STRONG and HAPPY.
Persons wishing this remedy will please ask
fui Railways Renovating Resolyent, Its price
IS one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, nor
is the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottle
ears the facsimile signature Of
RADWAY'S q CO.,
isa Fulton street New York.
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A. II. READY,

AttorpyG couseilo, al L,v Solieitor IL Chancrry,
Willprac'iee ia Tascaavas AID the adjoining euune-
All business enuuNed 10 HE care, val be promptly
artendedlo. Nes philadelphia Ohio. [aprilb, 80
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The Briti.h-QuarterlIes

BLAcKw ooDts MAGAZINE.
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.IOHN H. RAItNIlILL.

Attorney coa-ssiior Il Lsp SgIicifor h ch ncsry,
vill attend all business entrusted his care IN the
Clunties OF TascaIawas, Carfol. Hanis,n Cushoeio
II lues, 8 arK, or elsewhere. Office in Uiehsvile,
I.y II, so.l Tuscaruwas county, OdO.
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Amaigst the articles to De found at c. A. Boeges
Drugs ore, B,ick Boek, Main g., opposite the Patton
House cairohon, Ohio, se the iolloumg:
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LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USE ONLY Pale F,enyh
Bratdy, dipet IRON the Pniludrlpha Ca'tOth llouse,
HoIani Gin, Pos, Wine, Malaga Wmr, Catep Wine,
Monougallvla Rye Whiskes, aiid Alcohol, soid by
q =. B0kGEL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-17

pherc if il be mercy to give the grain-growiHg
sections Of America to the poor and hungry o.
Europe. why not open the tropics to the poor Arr
cant The one region is as cminently suited to
them as the other is to the white There Is a.
much philanthropy in one the other. We have
been too long governed by psalm-singing school.
masters from the North. Il is time to think To-
ourselves. The folly commenced in our own Gov
crnment uniting with Great Britain to declare slave
importation piracy. Piracy is a crime on the high
seas arising under the law Of nations, and 1t Is
well defined by those laws murder is at common
law. And for two natious 10 attempt to make that
piracy which it is not So under the law Of nations
Is an absurdity. You might as well declare II
burglary. or arson, or anything else. And We have
ever since, by joint feet with Great Britain on
the coast Of Africa been struggling to enforce this
miserable blundcr. The time will come that all
tho islands and regions suited to Africa Slavery
between us and Brazil will fall under the control
Of these two salye powers, in some shape or other.
either by treaty acturai possession Of the one
Government or the other. And the statesman who
closes his eyes TO these results has but very small
view Of the great questions and interests that are
looming up in the future. In few years there
will be no investmer. fcr the two hundred millions.
in the annual increase Of gold a large scale, 80
profitahl and so necessary as the development
and cultivation Of the tropical regions now slum-
bcring in railk and wild iGvurance. IT the slave
holding race in those Etdtcs are but true TO them
selves, they have grea' destiny before them.
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SLAVERY EXTENSION.

The Southern papers, which, we believe are
nearly all administration organs, sympathizers and
hackers, indicate in = way which leaves but little
doubt as 10 whet they mean that it is the purpose
Of tho slave power in cooperation with the Gov
ernment, TO effect the following objects ifthey shall
succeed in carrying the Nebraska bill.
|. To take Cuba.
?. To conquer st. Domingo and reduce its in
habitants 10 Slavery.
3. To unite with Brazil and perform the same
eonquering and enslaving process ON all the Other
West India Islands.
4. To then enter into IN alliance with Brazil foi
the establishment and fertilization of Slavery
throughout South and North America.
.. For this object to deyelope the Amazon coun
try and take possession of the Gulf Of Mexico anC
all the adjacent tropical regions.
q. TO reopen the African slave trade
The planners of such magnificent programm,
of operations, arc surely men Of no small coneep
tons. We're they accustomed TO retail operation,
they could never entertain such vast wholesale pro
iects for national growth and glory. There Is on,
important omission in the above schedule, which
is the legalEing Of Slavery in the Northern States
But 1t may be that the projectors Of this vas
scheme OF dcspotiz!ng n continent don't look at the
matter from so narrow a stand point as we do, but
reckon the establishment Of Slavery in the North
ern States as one Of the incidental triles which
will follow the necessity. And in this probably
they are right. IL they accomplish all which is
specluel ABOVE the Norm Will not DC ablc 20 dO
anything else but quietly submit. We quote one
brief extract from a Southern paper a specimen
of the general sentiment which at present seems
to prevade the Southern press. This paragraph is
from the Southern HaHidTd one OF the Admins
tratiOn jOurnals.-R. l. ffeemaR.
The good old Las CaSas, in 1919, was first to
advise Spain to import Africans to her colonies as
substitute for the poor Indians, who, from their
peculiar nature, were totally unsuited 10 bear the
labors OF Slavery. Experience has shown that his
scheme was founded in wise and Christian philan-
throPhy. Millions of the black men, yet unborn,
will rise up to bless his benevolent memory. The
time is coming when we will bodily defend this
emigration before the world. The hypOerical cant
and whimming morality of the latter day saints
will die away before the majesty Of commerce, and
the power of those vast productions which are to
spring from the cultivation and fall development
Of the mighty tropical regions in our own hemis
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-17
mitchell IN VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Mitchell has reached Virginia, and has been
ieaslcd ut Richmond. We do not learn whether he
intends to continue his journey as far south Al
ALBANIA, in order to seek n realization of the deec-
table delights Of an Alabama plantation well
stocked with healthy negroes" with which he once
luxuriatcd his warm Celtic imagination. We are
inclined to think not, and should judge from the
lukewarm tone Of his remarks at the dinner with
which southern hospitality has RECALLED him. that
Mitchell finds southern hospitality with all its
warmth but sorry compensation for the loss Of
the respect Of all good men, for his boas.ful love
Of slavery.
Whether it is remorse that has stung his heart
into some scnsibiliy or merely the cunning calcu-
lation Of an expert trickstcr, know not but it
is clear that Mitchell now speaks more in conform
ity with the moral sense and decency of the Amer
lean people. Mark with what mealy mouth the
delicate orator touches the subject Of slavery now
"Gcntcmcn. In the resolution inviting me to
this city, you have alluded 10 subject on which |
must therefore touch, but yet with feeling that il
becomes me to touch it lightly. That resolution
refers with appreciation to the writings which
have published in weekly journal on one Of your
institutions, which in America, indeed, is peculiar
TO these southern states but which has been. ant
still is, institution Of many other lands and th,
noycIs and rationale of it are not peculiarly Amer
lean at ALL but patent TO the observation and rcas
oning faculties of all mankind"
This was said in Virginia, but it is as milk and
water to not molten metal IN comparison with what
was written in New York. At Richmond Mitchell
was speculative and abstract upon slavery; hero
he was positive and specific. Ii is an institution
the 'mOrdie' and rdiioaaie" Of which he discusses
in Virginia; in New York it was an Alabama
plantation, well stocked with fat negroes in which
he delights. At this if it indicate a prospective
change Of heart good men will rejoice If merely
an Improvement in taste, the sense Of decency Of
all will approve.
Mitchels rapid transition from Ireland, and the
obscurity Of his Australian prison. to the light OF
cs-Atlantic intelligence, calculated, naturally
to confound his intellect and VIC are not surprised
to find his American ignorance as well as his Irish
impudcncc. lie oracularly talks and writes upon
subjects that veteran native would approach'witl
diihdence, and, Of course, he utters without re
fcction what he has gathered without experience
he is guilty of all kinds of absurdity.
Here are Mitchels reflections upon the effect ol
tue passage of the Nebraska bill
, and hope that may congratulate YOU on
virtual settlement ofthe unnatural and anti-nationa
controversy between South and North Excitement
and fanaticsm are certainly subsiding"
We would refer to the expression Of Boston feel
ing for a commentary on the judgment of this new
born American Solon.-N. J. Ere F5st.
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SAVE THE UNION"

Save the Union" prevent agitation are the
fayorte cries OF contemplate Northern doughiaces,
when Judge in free state decides, in accordance,
with Justice and precedent, that slavery is the crea-
ture Of local law, and has no existence except
when sustained by statute--and a concentrated
howl Of Indignation escapes the whole pack, that
slave brought into a state whose laws expressly
disavow the right Of property in man, should bo
declared free And we find SoUIGGIrs and FULToNs
Of our own state eagerly vie in the introduction Of
hills 10 legalize chattel slavery in Pennsylvania,
for the accommodation Of their Southern masters.
Yet the South has for years upheld its courts in
decisions similar % that OF Judge PAYNE in the case
If the LENNON slayes-and, with the exception Of
some Of the Il. I. VS. in the Virginia Legislature,
soems disposed 10 acquiesoe in the New York decis
ion, without unnecessary grumbling. The Louis
lana Daily OHeaHidE, among other papers IN that
state thinks Virginia has more right to complain
Of New York than Of Louisiana, and that the re-
cent decision Of tho Louisiana courts is just as
censurable as that Of Judge PAYNE. In support
of this decision, IL details the particulars Of ease
in which several slaves, brought into Louisiana,
merely on their way to a state beyond tho bounda-
ries Of the United States, were seized by the au-
thorities, and discharged by judicial decision,
We eondense the Dispatch.
by law Of Virginia, passed in 1919, convict
slaves within the borders Of said State were re
proved for sale--the purchaser 30 remove them he
yond the limits Of the United States In 1910
under this act William II. Williams purchased al
Virginia slaves convicted Of capital offences, and
gave bond IN one thousand dollars each 10 sotur,
their removal beyond the limits Of the United
States On the first DAY Of November, 1870, h,
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DisuniOn.

As an evidence Of the state Of public seuii
mcnt we refer to the cool Indifference with which
the southern threat of disunion is received by the
north The cry has lost its terrors. The com
promises which were entered into on the part Of
the north by which certain of their rights were
abandoned to the south, were cxacted by this
cry of disunion. Now when the purpose of the
south is made manifestation the north see
that the intention of Shareholders is to oyerrun
our entire domain with the curse Of slavery
to annex Cuba and ST. Domingo as slayeholding
States, to repeal the law declaring the foreign
slacc-trade piracy, and to transform the general
Government into one great pillar for the support
of the institution, they say calmly to the south,
/" dissolve the Union az your pleasure Rlthcr
than become your menials, We will sever the
bonds that bind us together, and leave you to
your fate. 1t is a healthy public sentiment
We value the union so long-aul only so long
as it can be made the means of securing liberty
and peace. When it fails to accomplish this and
its powers shall be used for any other purpose
than these then We say let it 60. Let it rot, anC
coming generations, taking warning by its fat
may avoid the breakers upon which it foundered
1t is not love for the Union as a simple Union
that has bound the different sections Of our coan
try together. 1t is the love for it as Il means Of
securing the success Of the different interests Of
the different sections.
Freemen value it because they believe that il
is means of securing and Strengthening free
institutions and equal rights, the slayehOldcrs
value it as a means OF strengthening and increas-
ing their power. For which was it designed ?
Most certainly to establish Liberty. Such was
the intention of our fathers and such should be
the intention of every northern man at the pres
ent time. He should labor for this purpose, not
by surrcndering his liberties to the taSknasters
of the south, but by promulgating those great
principles of Liberty and equality.-SdIea,
Weekly Democrat