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Benton,s Speech.

Col, Benton's speech on the 95thwas n
q, masculine and telling assault upon the Nebras-
ka bill. Certainly among the many very able
speeches against that bill in both Houses of
-, Congress there is none which has dealt it a
more fatal injury than this. The historical
arguments adduced by the veteran crater, his
assertion of the, duty Of preserving the public
faith and leaving undisturbed a time honored
national compact. his sarcastic demolition of
the new tangled sophism of non-intervention
and territorial sovereignty, his ex position of
the uselessness Of the proposed fraud to the
slave States themselves, and not least of all,
his scathing rebuke of the notorious interfer-
ence of the President and his minions to secure
the passage of the measure---render this speech
salient feature in this memorable and impor-
tant debate. 1t is scarcely necessary to say
that il is marked throughout by the peculiar
manner and replete with the mordant though
.hOmely wit Of its author; it is equallyI unne-
cessary to add that there are points in it, prin-
,ciples. statements inferences to which we
sheuld end livery difficult to agree but that
all who desire The defeat of the great political
.swindle at which it is aimed must welcome it
with satisfaction as very powerful if not a
final blow at that shapeless, repulsive and odi-
'Ous monster Coming with such force Of rea-
.sOning and with the authority Of Col. Benton's
long experience and eminent position in our le-
gIslation, i must be deeply felt both by the
authors and the antagonists of the bill; adding
to the discouragemenL of the one and cheering
the efforts OF the other. 1t is desperate
struggle whichthe latter have had to sustain
at once against the patronage and power Of
the Executive and the shameful cooperation OF
many southern gentlemen from whom better
things were to be expected in the work Of fraud
folly, deception and dishonor. We can on.
~ Eope that this struggle may yet be crowned
with success and our hope is greatly strength h.
ened by this demonstration Of Col. Benton's
How effective this speech was considered bv
the House may be inferred from The refusal Of
0f the leading champions of the slavery prop
uganda on its floor to allow the distinguished
representative, iae courtesy usual on such oc-
caslons Of concluding his remarks though the
hour to which speeches are usually limited had
expired. This refusal needs no comment. Il
will be appreciated BY the public asi, deserves.
~ Y q.H,,,. -eH Ha Rf77I a''aSS'
s1EOeF0sAaI as kasl as .&s.5
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.

1nE fhOfL LII . IAlENA ONfANEs
THIS well known establishment is still carried
on under the personal superintendsnce Of the
undersigned, through whom Patents may be
secured both in this and all foreign countries,
with the utmost fidelity and dispatch, on very
moderate terms. hfafI
Persons wishing for advice relative to Patents
or Inventions. may at ell times consult the I'M
dersigned without charge, either personally at
his office, or by letter. To those living at a
distance, he would state, that all the needful
steps necessary to secure a Patent can be ar
ranged by letter. When the parties wish 70 be
informed as to the probability Of being enabled
to obtain Patents, Il viii BE- necessary for them
to forward by mail rough outline sketch and
description Of the invention. No fee or charge
is made sor such examination.
Private consultations held daily with Inven-
tors from A. N. to P. NJ.
Models from distance may be sent BY ex.
press or otherwise.
For further information apply to or address,
post paid,
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Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents,
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May Is, 1854. st
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I CARRIAGES AND BuGGIES.

The undersigned takes this method toinfom his friends
and the public that be still carries on the manufacturing
Of Carriages Bugges &c. ct bis stand In Mechanicstown,
Carroll CO., Ohio In all its various branches He has al
ways on hand the best materials that the State can pro,
duce and Is always ready 70 make 10 order any thing
that may be needed in bis ne and that at the shortest
notice. His work is done in the most fashionable, sub
stantial and woFkmanlkc manner He also pays partc.
uar attention 70 repairing painting. trimming &c. which
will be done prices which will give satisfaction to all
Those who may want to purchase Carriages and Bug,
ges can find them st bis shop readade and at as low
prices as they can be had elsewhere in the State.
Nav I9, 1854. St. + bs4sM 4. WIGGINS.i
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ORDINANCES.

An oRDISAScE relative to che paving Of
sidewalks, &c.
SIC. l. BE il Ordained By the Town Council of the
incorporated village OF Carroton that II shall be the duty
OF all persons owning any lot or lots or part Of any lo
lots fronting any Of the streets Of the said incor-
porated village have the sidewalks thereof paved with
bricks, fiat stones, two inch plank and gsod and
sufficient curb in 'front.' made Of stone or hewed timber
at the option Of the owner or owners.
SEC. 2. That the sidewalks shall be of proper width
the whole to be completed By the rst day September
1854.
SIC. 8. That il any owner or owners Of any lot OF
lots as aforesaid, shall refuse neglect have the said
sidewalks paved above described and within the time
prescribed above then it shall be the duty of the
street commissioner to have the said sidewalks paved as
above specified at the expense Of the owner or owners
OF said lot or lots or part of lots as aforesaid and said
street commissioner shall keep account Of all
money by him expended in making said pavements,
which amouots shall be collected as fine from such
persons owning said lot lots part Of any lot or lots
with the costs Of prosecution, in action before the
mayor OF said incorporated village Of Carrolton on CON-
plant of said street commissioner above specified
SEc. 4. That Il any person or persons shall drive,
ride or lead any horse, mare or gedng, mule
or across the sidewalks, excepting persons necessarily
passing to and from their stables shall pay for the use
OF the village not less than dollar nor more than five
dollars to be collected in an action of trespass upon
complaint made before the mayor of the village by any
person residing in said village.
SEC. s. That II any person shall ride or drive any
horse mare mule within the village OF CarrotOn,
at faster gait than trot shall pay for the use of the
village not less than fifty more than five dol
lars to be collected in action Of tresspass upon com.
plant made before the Mayor of the village by any per-
son residing within said village.
Sec. s. All fines collected under the provisions OF
this ordinance shall be paid into the Treasury Of the
village for the use of the same Passed Nav 3d. 1854
Attest JOHN s. RUKENBR0D, Mayor.
ISAAC ULMAN B. Recorder
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

Eal r-....l 'sl .l.f .IH.a.r. .l
NEw YORK, May 10.
The Europa arrived with Liverpool dates to
the 9th.
The war news is important. The allied feet
bOmbardsd the Russian fort at Sulina, on the
mouth Of the Danube.
On the Isth and l9lh, omer Pasha, with 70,
900 men gave battle to Gen. Luders, between
Silistria and RussOya. The battle ragged sew
eral hours During the previous night omer
had sent division towards the sea, which ai-
vision during the hsighth Of battle attacked the
Russians in the rear, causing tremendous con-
fusion. The Russians retreated behind 0zzer-
naYOda with the loss Of many Guns, stores, bag
gage and military chests. The Russians, on the
2OLh, continued the attack on Silistria. The
Turks crossed the Danube to destroy the Rus
sian batteries they advanced to Kalsrescha,
&. but after hard fighting retired. Up to the Esd
Silistria was uninjured.
Paskewitch has ordered the Russians 10 ad-
vance no further than Dobrudscha.
An important battle was fought on the 25th
between the Turks and the Greek insurgents.
Aria was taken by the Turks in fifty minutes.
The assault Of the Greek leaders Karaiskaki
and Savelas led to considerable slaughter by the
Albanians. The Greek leader Grivas fled. Ex-
cepung Pireas all the coast Of Greece was close
ly blOckaded by the allies.
On the 18th fight ensued between the Turks
and Montenegrians at Nichsick. The MOnten-
egrians were commanded by their Yerrade G.
Petrovitch.
Hosdlites have fairly commenced. 1t re-
ported that the Austrians will occupy the pro-
Vince.a, ..tt .gst4,....o.,
Napier is closely blOckading all the Baltic
ports. The Russians are fitting out against
him feet Of 800 armed boats.
The American privateer GrapeshOt was cap
tured by French brig off Lands End.
The ship Black Hawk from Liverpool to New
York fOundered. She had 800 passengers, all
of whom were saved; 100 were landed at Fal-
mouth.
A detailed account Of the bombardment of
Odessa states that all the batteries and military
stores were destroyed, Q powder magazines
were blown up, l9 Russian ships of war sunk,
and l3 ladsn with ammunition taken. Merchant
vessels were unmolested.
The loss OF the allies was only five killed and
six wounded. The allied fleet had left for Sc
bastopoOl
PARIS, Friday.-The Imperial Guard had
been re-established. General st. Jean Dang
lesy is appointed Commander
A telegraphic dispatch was received by gov
ernment announcing a victory by the Turks,
md that 0mir Pacha had succeeded in cutting
in two the Russian army in DObrudschi.
Great excitcmeHthad been caused-by the ex-
ploits OF the Grapeshot, and British steamers
had been sent in pursuit of her.
g. PARIS, SatGItfay.-Naper is quietly anchor
ed four miles from Stockholm.
The ice is breaking up,and it is expected the
COnstradt would he opened.
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Dr.. J. J. STEDMAN, would respectfully announce 10
the citizens Of CarrOton and vicinity that he has open
ed an Office for the praetice Of
DE N tai 5 U r ERY,
directly over Mr. CAmerons store, where he prepared
to insert teeth upon gold silver pae according 70 tbs
latest and most approved stJ Of eastern manufacture
DECAYED TEETH eleansed and filed with gOli in
the most substantial maSner and warranted to arrest all
further decas. and preserve he teeth from
g" TEN TO FIFTEEN YEARS. =
Full ss;s inserted By atmospheric pressure, thereby
doing away with the Of springs which impair the
voice very materially. By long experience in the pro-
essOn he feels enabled say that good satisfaction shall
be given to all who may favor him with their patronage
Carroton, april "a, 1854. lS-d
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CONE RIGHT ALONG.

Harlem is the place to buy cheap, good fashionable
goods; 70 come along and make delay, but before
purchasing your sH ftgtl
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
examine mine, consisting Of every thing that is needed
in the Dry Goods line Ny stock consists of roadcoths
Casinets, Cassmeres Calicoes Gnghams Sks Bereges,
Bonnets bats, Musins Queensware, Glassware, &c. =
In shore every thing that can be found in yAge store
So call with your old friend bis stand Man.s Harlem
Carroll Co, o. and you shall be Accommodated in the
best possible manner. Don't mistake the place. Call
with ISRAEL WAND.
1 May 1S, 1854. If
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ORDINANCE.


SEC. l. De It ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees of the Incorporated Village Of CarrOton Car
roll county, and State Of Ohio That person or persons
shall be permitted keep within the incorporated limits
of said Village, any ale porter shop shops house
houses other place for the sale giving away of the
same, for profit or otherwise.
SEc. 2, And that no person or persons shall be per.
mitted to keep any place places for significant or hab-
tual resort for tpng and ntemperance within the limits
of said Village. tap4
SEC 3. 1t any person persons shall violate any Of
the provisions Of this ordinance, BY selling vending or
giving away any ale porter, whiskey, brandy gin, or
other intoxicating liquor liquors. every such person
persons so offending, SHALL upon conviction thereof be
fined for the first offence twenty dollars and the costs Of
prosecution and forty dollars and the costs Of prosecu-
tOn, for every repetition of the offence or violation Of
any other Of the provisions of this ordinance.
SEc, 4. And in default of the immediate payment
of the fine assessed and the costs aforesaid the off.
ender shall be committed to the a of the county until
the fine and costs Of prosecution shs be paid and all
fines collected Aforesaid shall be paid into the bor-
ough treasury for the Of the borough Passed Apri
"a, 1854. 81 }Hiab fiW
SIC s.. This ordinances shall take effect from and after
the passage of the same.
JOHN S. RUKENBR0D, Mayor.
Attest, |. ULMAN, d. Recorder. ar.rt
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DRUGE-DRUGs-IN sTEUBENyILIE.

Harsh McCutcheou. having associated with them Dr.
Ezra Bsugh take pleasure in Informing their friends and
the public generally that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment Of SO IHA My
DRUGS, MEDICINES. OILS. PAINTS,
Dyes Brushes, Toles Goods kc which they are deter
mined to sell upon favorable terms as any establish
ment In the country Physicians, Country Merchants,
Farmers, Mechanics, and sll persons needing anything
call before purchasing elssHhere IS ee viii positively
sell on The most reasonable and accommodating tsrms
Please give us call at our Drug Store Market Street.
SteubepyIles Ohio. .asal as &se \
May is. 1854, 3m
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MAS ONTO TICE

The Brethren Of Carroll Lodge, No. l24 Of Free and
accepted Masons, will hold Masonic Festival at Carroll
ton, Carroll co. Ohio, on
FRIDAY THE 2Sd DAY OF JUNE, NEXT.
The exercises will consist In part Of an Grafton BY our
distinguished Rev. Bro. John Moit of Allegheny City,
public procession, &c.
Asurrounding Lodges, Chapters, Encanpmenls and
Brethren generally in good standing are cordially inv
ted to visit us on the occasion. 9s3 .ae =
Access to our town BY Rail Road, daily.
Per order of The Lodge
Carrolton, April 6,as54 I'd. D. A. AFTER, Sec
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NO HU NIB U G

The Subscriber will pay cash for Hides and CalfSkns
either at his yard East end Carroon at the foot Of
the hi or at the Store of Mckee Hdcr, Main.st. 4
cents per ID. will be paid for all CaSkns weighing from
10 to 6 lbs well taken of and clear Of cuts and
N. b. Cash paid for bark q all times Leather always
on hand for sale, but positively NO TRUST.
May ls, 1854. # ]. w. YOUNG.
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Be it further enacted by :he authorities aforesaid that
II any person persons shall be found intoxicated in the
Streets shall be found guilty Of riOtous or disorder.
" conduct that such person persons shal for evey
such offence be fined dollar and the costs Of prose
cuon shall be confined twelve hours n the county Jail
or both at the option Of the Mayor and II shall be the
duty Of the Marshal to see that the provisions Of this
dinance are enforced. Passed April "a, 1854.
y Attest, JOHN S. RUKENBR0D, Mayor.
ISAAC ULMAN, b. Recorder. s#
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PITCHl ~

Cloths, Cassimeres, plain and fancy Salinetts
Cotlonades and Veslings, Stocks. Ties and
Collars. Moleskins, CamPeaehy, Canton. Pana.
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles. and cheap
as dirt, at w. THOMPSOK'S.
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AGRICUGTURAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there win be a
meeting Of The officers End managers Of the
Carroll County Agricultural Society, held in
the Court House in CarTollton on Saturday the
sOth day Of May inst for the purpose Of trans
acting business Of Importance to .he Society.
All are requested 10 attend.
By order Of the President.
s4 W. BuTLER, Secretary.
Carollton, Mar 4, '54.-3t
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shoemnker. take Notice.

The subscriber has just received an assortment Of
Leather, which be vii sell loW Cor cash; consisting in
part Of French Calfskas, TamPicO MadfAs and Brush
Morocco. French Morocco, Emmanuel Leather, Patent
Skiss or tips ana sss>ss, Pink Sheep &C. &C. tOgeth-
with ell kinds Of leather OF &c manufacture and
be would invite the public generally and shoemakers
particularly to ea and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. W. BUTLER
P. S-The highest price in cash, paid at all times Gos
hides and bark. Iapul 20, ls54-ff1 WE
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NOTICE.

\ ~ DAVID ARTER, Court Of Com, Pleas
vs. 80 Carroll county, Ohio. /
HENRY C0ULS0N. ct ais. Civil Action. i
Henry Coason. whe resides in the State Of Iowa, win
take nosce thas the 18TH day Of Nay 1854, David
Arter Ged Ia he Court of Com Pleas Of Carroll county
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
Coason sndebsed 90 said Arter in the Of thirty sir
dollars and eigbtyseYen cents periAnserpt from the
docket Of ,Esqr Van Metre, on which amount plaiH.f
prays judgment. The defendant will also take notice
that unless be appear and answer demurc before
the lst day Il 4ugus 1854, the petition viii be taken
as confessed judgment rendered against him By do
fault l4ss = J. b. SMITH,
| Maya 1854. nj Atty. lor Plf.
Usage Orange Plants .
Suitable for hedging this Spring-a few thousand for
sale low by GEO f. kennedy.
May IL, 1s54.-2t-
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az HENRY'S INvlG0RATING CORDIAL The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure Of physical prossrasion genital debility, ner.
column Of this paper to which the reader referred s.
per bottle, bottles for IS, sx bottles for Ss S6 poi
dozen. Observe the marks Of the Genuine
Prepared ohly by s. 4. COHEN, No. Franklin Row J
Vine Street. below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO wnOS
ALL oRDEAs MUST BIZ ADDRESSED. For Saleby all respect
able Druggists and Merchants throughout the cOuntr.
April 20. lS54.-ly.
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Notfc.

lfRiss ID. s - was issued on the 18th day Of
Horace BsIknAp March, A. D. 1854, BY John
West, Justice Of the Peace Of 0,ange township, Car
roll cooity Ohio against The moneys and effects Of Hor
ace Belknar non resident Of Carroll county, for the
sum o, fifty-seytn dollars.
April Is, ls54.-3t ANDREW MCCULLOUGH.
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Sheriff Sale.


Mary Harkness Vs. James Stanton and Margaret Stanton
By virtue Of an order Of sale in partition to oirect
ed and issued from the Court Of Common Peas Of Car
roll county, Ohio, ct lis April term 4. d. 1854. will
offer for sale st public auction, the Court House door,
IN the towu Of GaFoson within and for the said epuny
OF OarFoland stateof Ohio on Saturday the 27th day
q hzy,z4s D. 1854 bstweeHthe hours Of 10 O'Clock 4.
H. and ocloek p n, Of said day, the following des
crBed Real estate silnafe IN said county Of Carroll Ohio
"a VI = ne seusha half Of the West half OF The
kortk EssE quarter Of section twelve (2l in township
Eeen 5l d range az e, containing thiryeeht seses
moreor -. dlso in the town Of MaEeru town los
nambes tReaty-oae (el in said town. In the iown Of
Magnolia csffeI county Ohio. Lots nnmbed pixty-one
tor oFts nine 4sl sxyuo G2) sixty three (ss) siEty
our (e4 filsy (s twentyseven 27 and forty four (44
n sid tnzn Assin DE town OF Magnolia STARK eoun-
y 0hi0 ss fSllaSs Lots pumbered 1thtfy-6ve (ss)
part O let nnhered fiyt three lsS beng fifty feet in
front and Iots iriysix (36) thirty one Sf1 thirly-He
(s21 tzensg (a0) tkhiyshsee tss osty-tNo ss) iory
one al eighteen lls) one aed the undivided
half of l0e Ioaffeen IN said town Also town Otsi
wayaezhusg ssak eouhte, Ohio, te North bali Of let
numbered Eweusy three (2s) lots numbered thEtyawo
t32 swo ri and one and the South half Of lot i0FtT-
seven al i sad teWn Said parcels Of real estate N
be sold sspezstsly Terms One third cash on dsy Of
sale aad ths Fenlang tso thirds in two equal annual
paneni rim inieEest from day Of sale, TO be seeafcd
by moltgzgs On The pFemises. prf ks
Apfasd. issl-46as JOHN H; WHITCRAFT, sh'E.
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NJ Pits ULTRA

BOnnels Of all kinds. Pfames and Crowns,
Bonnet Silks. Ribbons and Flowers, Under
hdk'k. UEdeFsleeves. Embroidered Collsrs,
Dress Protectors. Sllk. Satin. and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper Envelopes &e., all Of Them very
pretty and very cheap, 10 be hae Of
w. THOMPSON.