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PITCH IN

Cloths. Csssimeres. plain and fancy Satipetts
Cottonades and Vestings, Stocks. Ties and
Collars, holeskins, Campesehy, Canton. Pans.
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles. and cheap
rs dirt, at w. THOMPsON'S.
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YES. sIR.FF

Ladies' Sandals. Caters, Slippers and Shoes.
Gsntlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, best quality to be bad Of
W THOMPSON
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ESTATE OF GEORGE a. NcAILIsTER, DECD.
appointed and qualified as AdDlnstFatoF on the esttsy
George 4. Nc AIlsr, deed. late Of Perry toNnstip,
Carroll co., o. JACKSON HAGAMAN.
May sS, 1884, w Administrator.
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CONE RIGHT ALONa

Harlem IS the place TO buy cheap, good, fashionable
goods; 80 come along and make no delay, buI before
purchasing your h g z = q :,
, SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
examine mine, consisting Of every thing that Is needed
in the Dry GoOds line Ny stock CONSISTS Of Broadcoths
Gaslnelta Cassmeres Cahcoes Ginghams Silks Bereges
Bonnets, Hats, Auslns Queenswafe, Glassware. &c
in shore every thing that be found in village store
So call with your old friend his 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 WIAND
May Is, 1854 n
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The PEOPLES PATENT orFIcE.


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spec Notices
FIREMEN,s BALL AND SUPPER,

Hope Fire Engine Company No. l, have arrangements
completed for grand entertainment oh Friday evening"
June 2Sd, at the Patton House." Carrohon.
All are requested to attend Tickets 50, to be had at
the door .sH
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NO H Z N B U G

The Subscriber will pay cash for Hides and Calf skns
either at bis tan yard East end Caroton at the foot Of
the hill. or at the Store Of Mckee Elder, Main.st
cents per h. will be paid for all CaSkins weighing from
10 to 10 lbs well taken of and clear Of cuts and scores
n. B. Cash paid for bark at all tines Leather always
on hand for sale, but positively 30 rRrsr.
May le, 1854. If j. W. YOUNG.
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DE TIS TR

e., DR.. J. j. STEDMAN, Surgical and Ne.
chancal Dentist, respectfully announces to
~LL1y the citizens of CarrOton and vicinity, that
he has opened Office in the Sdger House, where be
is prepared to perform all operations connected with
the Dental profession Teeth nsertedupo goldorsilver
plate, in the latest and most approved STYLE in I'd
DECAYED TEETH cleansed and filed with gOli in
the most substantial manner and warranted to arrest all
further decay. h1t''
By long experience in the profession he feels enabled
to say that entire satisfaction shall be given.
Carrollton, June o. 1854 If
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EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUTORS SALE.
The Undersigned Executors of the last will and tesla
ment of John Newell, deed, offer at private sale the
Steam Saw and Grist Mills,
belonging to said estate, situate in Leavttsvie Monroe
township, Carroll CO., O. Terms to suit purchasers
Application may be made to either Thos R. Griflu, neal
the premises, or to R. McCarty in Leesburgh.
fae TH0S R. GRIFFIN,
R. MCCARTHY,
June %, 1854. If Executors
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SPRING AND sUMMER GOODS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

j. n. B0LEN informs bis friends, and the public gen
eray, that be has removed his shop from Lisbon si to
Main st., two doors west of the "Patton House. where
can always be found a well selected stock of
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J0HN MAYS snd To John Mays al d
NARTHA. his wife, ct ais Martha Nsyshis wife of
Edgar county. Illinois, Thomas NeGaVmn oi Scott Coup
y Iowa. Elizabeth AAea,tagsn Of KensingtOn, Pbsdel
count Pennsylvania, and Charles Lucy ard May,
Lucy bis WIFE, OF the State Of Illinois heirs and legal rsps
seBssiiFes Of William McGsErnn deceased. Etu, ava
hereby informed that the 25th day Of April i. l..
1884, said AdmnisAsor fled bis petition IL ihe Cbue
Court Of Carroll county, Ohio the object and pIaJsf ii
which 70 obtain order, &C. for the assignment Ot
the Dover Of Ann McGAvran, The widow Of said VIII
liam McGaan deceased n and for the sale Of the fOOW
ing real estate which the laid deesdent died seized
much thereof may be necessary TO psy hs debs
quarter Of section thirty sI in township twelve Of range
tour situate in the county Of Cano Ohio and eon,ani
one hundred and ten acres, more or ess
April 81, 1884 At, WlLLIAM- II HcGAVRAN,
Administrator Of
prfs4 WILLIAM NcGAvRAN, deed
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CHEESE-CHEESE-Prim Western Reserve Cheese
kept on hand and for sale by
If S. G. MCKEE, Agent
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Thousands have already been cured by the Water
Treatment whose cases were pronounced hopeless by
some of the most eminent physicians, and why may moi
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Late Of Kentucky and graduate Of the American Hy
dropathic Institute, of New York. to take charge of th
Medical Department Of his Establishment Then
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12
THE ELECTIONS AND THE OPPOSITION.

The weapons with which the wings are fighting the
democracy in Illinois Indiana Ohio, Pennsylvania and
other States show what curiosity shop they could
nbh if these various weapons could be collected together
They are ultra temperance men, ultra aboltionists ultra
native Americans ultra river and harbor men; while
against the Nebraska question they violent il is
possible for them to be Is il not wonderful that against
such combinations of ideas and us the democratic party
il able to maintain itself all compelled if is fight
them singehanded and alonedisdaining avail itself Of
any secret machinery dodge single issue refuse
answers to ali questions when we recall the fact that
from the beginning Of the government capital in all its vari
GUS slapecorporao and banks and internal improve
mentsha been directed against the democracy with
siona exceptions and that in defiance Of this opposition
the democrats have not only survived but have increased
their numbers we may well feel proud hat belong to
such an organization But it is only in the variety Of
the expedieuts Of the adversary of the democratic party
that they have advantage which based upon
the truth can have They boast Of many unscrupu-
lous leaders and strange say nearly all their present
captains have once been democrats but falling to &c, Office
have gone over bodily The enemy, who, with
remarkable generosity generally places them al the bead
Of his troops in The hope hat having deserted their friends
they will know best and be esrous Of proving how
the most vindictve discomfort in the opposition ranks
Ewing Of Ohio Chapman Of Indiana Bnkerhoff OF Ohio
Wilmot Conrad, NcNchsel and W. r Johnston Of Penn
sylynnia Grimes Of Iowa Granger Of New York Webb
a. New York with host Of others The magnitude Of the
combination would be startling had the democrats not got
used to it in former struggles Il may and probably viii
annoy in certain States has done before but the
result viii be the Even the gallant Dodge in Iowa.
may be compelled give way 10 the faetoniss there
though we rvenfy hope not and may he called upon
to witness other sacrifices bot who adhere to The right
and who dare confront prudices and who follow prin-
cre where they lead made for perils like these and
are not overcome BY them few years viii see error
PROSTATE and dead and The ioie that mislead
only remembered the shame and confusion Of those who
sustained them and the glory Of those who did not fear
60 graVpie with them
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IOWA

Our political frendr must receive The intelligence from
Iowa with many grams Of allowance The telegraph news
first declaring thai the democrats had lost North Carolina
and the Parkersbnrg Ha congressional district turns
out to have been recessly false IN both cases II is now
alleged that Iowa has gone for the wings also by author
y OF the telegraph We remind frieEds that at
the last election for Congress Iowa Mr. Hem reelected
by large majority long reported be defeated upon
the telegraph news similar prediction, uron similar
authority, made al Mr. Henns first election Our faith
is that Iowa wi be found all right and that Hemp
stead and Hall deoerats) viii go into the next popular
branch Of Congress and that A. c. Dodge win be re
turned TO the Senate of which he Is now so eminent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12

General JACKSON and General PIERCE both person
ally attacked Against the former pistols used against
the latter eggs Did the last assaants remember the
FIRST attack and graduate the character Of their outrage BY
the difference in character between the Presidents
Nec York Courier aud Enquirer.
We believe General Webb has left the country, and Is
now Europehs journal being temporarily in the hands
Of some willing and wicked subordinate The reader will
how compacenty this knaye does the work of false
hood and OF defamation But that he should alude to
General jackson in Of compliment in the cor
rup and purchased columns Of snch paper the Courier
and Enquirer is Improvement even upon New York
effronery To name Andrew jackson in such paper Is
recall the shame and disgrace which overwhelmed il
when almost in night ii changed its course for base
bride Hunted by the caunnes Of the worst men Of his day
and any day, deserted by the yena nsulted by the Off
GERS Of the bank did not think that the magniiy O.
the New York Courier could he inventive and fertile
seek Insult the memory Of Andrew Jackson by its
posthumous and poisoned praise.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12
AMERICAN SCANDALS FOR EUROPEAN coysUAP-


The most agreeable occupation Of the press Of Eu-
rope is to keep before the people in taai part Of
the world as many indications Of corruption aud yio-
noe in he United States be collected and fabricated
The foulr the lsehood the of wide circqla-
ton rio, great god-send to The London Times or
Galgnani because proves that the American people
quite premium and railroad accidents are collected into
great catastrophe to show what Of ruiAns
Bun the prime staple 4su The President or to
any Of our distinguished in Congress is moth
ing TO this because il be appropriately exaggerated
and improved as passes from capital To capital
in the Old World Greeley knows this right well +
hence mis- abors TO feed the prurient appe-
tite in distant oounries assail his country
hold up the South great pest-house and finally
make of the recent outrage upon the President subject
for and caurnnious commentary To the credit
conntrynen be it said that except Greeley and that
vehicle Of vice and falsehood the Albany Arus-now as
low down in the ranks journalism as anonymous
sheets that poute great cesexcep these the sfron
10 the President auded has been repudated with
mingled indignation by the public press There is par
ae 10 this and but one believe in American history
General Jackson sought be insulied by lunatc in
the grosses and the English press echoed the
shouts Of delight of their friends this side Of The
at that event.; but the example Infamous that the
foes of the glorious veteran eoqueny repudated 1T
What task this for American newspapers How lost
and 10 shame must be those who think little
Of their country TO lend their columns these attempts
dshonor it The European press need emssares
travel through and to isrereseni republic whose
ample they dread while Greeley is willing to take thai,
trouble off their hands
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA.

The telegraph has usual been torturiug the wings
with its early promises and final disapponments After
great deal Of whg victory in type ii appears that the dem
ocras have the governor and the State legislature Of North
Carolina The struggle was animated one; but the
triumph decided and sufficient, This demo
cratic senators in Congress and fixes North Carolina in ihe
democratic ranks, let US hope, forever.
since The above was written Gen W S. Ashe the able
representative from North Carolina has received another
despatch from Alr Holden Of the Raleigh IN CO Standard
Of which the following is a copy;
RaLrIoH, Aug. I'LL O'Clock, m.-An the counties in
the State heard from excepting the following Mcdowell,
Buncombe, Cherokee, Caldwell Haywood Hyde, Henderson,
jackson, Macon, Rutherford, Richmond, and Darie.
Bragg's clear gain Pieroe's majority is lssoo.
Coleman has beaten woodfn badly in Buboomhe THE is
au unexpected democratic gain.
Madison gives Bragg 800 majority.
Garland tdemocrai) elected from Hanoeyanother mex
pected democratic gain
EsEcoHp pEsrATcB.I
RALEIGH, August Ill2 o'clock, m.-old Lincoln gives
Bragg 500 clear gain.
The senate viii stand 80 democrats to 20 wings,
The house Of commons win stand 60 democrats 10 81 wings.
Madison, Haywood, Macon, and jackson to hear from
This places .e result beyond all doubt When we con-
slider that the abes wings in North Carolina have thrown
themselves with unonted zeal into The election, and have
been personally cahraag for months and that in these
efforts nothing was lc un,riea The North Carolina de-
morracy may well be proud Of their great Let
other States soon to elect State officers representatives &c
follow this brilliant example Let friends take besrt
from this triumph, and sinking sill discussions for the
common good march, with closed ranks 70 commanding
victories
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WASHINGTON CITY,
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST la. 1854

M DASlEL DEcEHERT, Of fnnyishHa Guteze 10 recsys
Subscriptions ihls per. receipt fo Ihe
o. M a. ~ JAMS No. iarr-aa street. Cseinnal Ohio. u
general collecting agent Weston
assisted BY A. j. rnohAss r. BESI, Es. H. TH0NAs, r. d.
YEIsNs, q. NJ T. WIsEsAE A L. CHfLps and Dr. VIZ HFISS
Receipts Of goaa
gg-Nr IsKAEL z. JAMES, TsR ftiiaae
pha. Fsneral travelling agent, assisted by N H. F
JoHS colLEs jazz DsrHixcs HlHKrT Jos BUrreS, Gro
p BuTr0s, NJ B0DIsa, ~. NLEF, l.
NsrKKnak. and GEoHen 1. Nelson.
o. dr HrHrr NJ Lewis, q Montgomery, Alabama gen
travelling for Alabama
LEWIS. JANIS o. Lrals, ID. LEwIs.
o. Receipts from sher Of The sbove al be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12
GENERAL CASs.

Senator Cass with his family arrived In the city Satur
dsy from Washington. How marked the change Of his
present coming other days when he visited New York
the pride and ayorte Of democracy Then he received
with and congratulations the heartfelt homage OF the
democracy whom they deemed worthy Of
Now he can pass and go ordinary gentlepan We
doubt of the great body Of the democracy in this city,
dozen Of the old egimaie will Wcable themselves to
bupt his quarters hail his presence The who would
walked from Harlem barefoot upon the frozen ground
Of December night greet his coming, have become
ragged that he has cooy and silently stood by Washington
and allowed his old friends in New York be treated with
indgny. Gratitude least should have dictated another
him Pity that bright should have set
tied in SO dark night
We copy this brutal paragraph from the National Dem
ocrat paper used sort of aembic through which
distilled the posons and calunnss of few eieie New
York politicians The editor il notorious adventurer in
poticsSby preacher lecturer and sprit-rapper,
and an editor That snch person should hate The
excellence he reach and try suly the air fame
Of General Cas- natural enough. That he
cessnly impair the noble veterans hold upon the country
is happily no less clear Never before has Lewis Cass stood
higher with his counrymen than at the present moment
NereT has bis great nnd been actively engaged in de-
finding liberal doctrines matter where involved endan
With lofty nobility OF soul worthy Of his Worldwide
fame he refused aid Of political prostitutes in heir
upon franklin Pierce preferfng like honest
TO try the President Ny his acts before eharng in
SADIE oowariy il cruel This is his offence &c
such yPers the editor Of the New York National Demo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12
PORTLANp fME.A AKGus

We observe very marked improvement in this old and
sterling democratic journal within week past Upon in
qury learn that the editorial department now occu-
pied by Hon. John Appleton member of the last Con-
res and also that be is OF the concern This is
good news for the democracy Maine The high character
Of Mr. Appleton gentleman of elegant education
thorough democrat and forcble and fearless political
writer cannot fail produce good results in the future
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12

PHLAR DoL1ARs-we learn from the London Bcono-
mist that the Chinese have erected mint at Canton for
coming Spanish pillar dollars OF Charles the Fourth,
l77S This coin the standard Of the Chinese and the
scsrciiy Of il has induced them 10 coin il which is rather
novelty in mnting thus reproducing old-daied coins
The pillar dollars have always commanded premium
with ihe Chinese though n,rinEealy worth less han The
Mexican dollar
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12

Hon J. e Perkins jr- Of Louisiana intending to remain
in Washington city during the Of Congress desires to
have all letters and papers intended for him directed 70 tb
Mace
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12

senator Clayton win IL ia said shortly apear before tho
public in letter advocating the principles Of The native
American or know nothing party,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12
90 Things ike him must sting.

and higher beings suffer- It's the charter
OF life The who dies by the adder's fang
May have the crawler crushed, but feels anger.
Twas the worms nature, and sonc wofras
IN soul, more than the living things of tombs.'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-12

From Addison Pa by Selhysport and Accident 10 Oak.
and on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
From Annapolis by Millersvillc, Brownsville, and Pa
Nksnt TO Annapolis Junction
frum Annapolis 10 Broad Greek
From Annapolis ly Church st Margarets Waterford
FgiaTsco Meeting House, TO Baltimore.
trln baltimore by St Dennis Elkridge Landing, An
nAlo Junction Sasagr Laurel Factory Beltsyille and
oAaensburg 20 Washington u c.
r from Baltimore by Laurarle Cub Hill Fork Meeting
mouse and Fsllston. 10 Bell Air
Tom baltimore, by Goranstown 10 Towsontown.
IRON Baltimore, 10y Harrisonville North Branch Free
ion Porers, Franklinville Mindaeld Sans Greek Nc
'ASIys Mills and Union Bridge 10 Uniontowh
ron Baltimore, by Woodbury., WGshingtonvie Brook
iBrnafllie Elengowan Cockeysyie Wa,errnans Mills
'"loi"hs Nunkfon Mills Shrewsbury pariSton. White
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
n nAyS ...,.,. .., 49,,
Reported for lhs Rlshasnd whls.

Al VT HE AlbANtlC
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
M" foRx, Sept l9.-The steamer Atlantic has arri.
we'd with Liverpool dates to the 9th inst.
hu'sias unconditional refusal o. the proposals. OF the
four Powers Is confirmed
a Caoine. Council held nj Vienna Immediately ON
the reception Of the reply. %
Is was expected hs, the Austrian and Swedish Minis
ers would leave Sc. Petersburg Immediately.
bomarsnnd has not yet been dism inted. .a -
Affairs on the Danube and Black Sea are unchanged
rhnee Albert aud the Kings OF Portugal and Belgium
are with tho Emperor Napoleon at Bolou me.
queen Christians reported to have become insane
ron the excitement she has lately gone through
ihe Baltic steamers continue to recono,re the coa,, OF
Finland. .-r.. = :
IL still doubtful whether the Black Sea sxped,op ia
destined for Sebis,opo or An,pa.
oneen Christians children have arrived in England
The French siege ARTILLERY have arrived at CONSTANT.
nople.
The Russans have captured and taken another vessel
seb,stopol. .-
General Guon has been appointed to command IN. Tor
kish army in Asia.
Austapha PIsha has been disgr,ced
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept G-Cotton-The demand 1. mode,s,s
and prices rather in favor OF buyers Sales of the last
three days 90, 900 bales.
breadstus were heavy but improved towards the close
white wheat IS to So CD; Four--wes,ern Canal s7s
Baltimore and Philadelphia 2ss; Ohio %, to 3os Corn
yellow 25s Cd; Mixed 81. 81; White s6,
Brown shipey's Circular quotes Wheat at u decline
of6i, and Flour L.
Ne" English Wheat, good quality is freely selling a,
Sc to So Sd for White, aud Is to - Cd for Red.
Ccnsols closed at 95 to 95 is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sAlLINa OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.


Bark Msy Queen, Smtb, Boston, mdse., ID. Currie.
Schr. WIN. Il. Cogswell Elmwood, New York, Va. Cen.
trail Railroad.
sehr. Trader, Terry, Nev York, Davenport, Allen a
Co. rI.
Schr 8. Lewis, Henderson, New York, mdse
Sehr. New York, Adkins, mdse., ID. Currie.
Schr. Lucy White. Torrcy Boston, plaster, Shields
Somcivllc
Schr Hannah Martini Prine. New York. hay and gusno
schr Leo, freeman, Boston, plaster, Shields & SOmcr
vile.
Scbr Sau Luis, HUDSON Philadelphia railroad iron T.
Robinson.
Schr w. f. Chatterded, II,sey Now York. Salt, Ed
mond & Davenport.
Schr American, Eversman, Alexandria, gusno, Bacon
d Baskerville.
schr Wave, Wood, Curls Neck, wheat. Haxal &
Brother.
AT CRY PoISr.
schr Hard Scrabble, Gregory, Philadelphia lime, $. W
Morgan, Petersburg.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestowr, Civeudy, New York, mdsc. aud
passengers.
Steamer Bevidere, Pri,chsrd Baltimore mdse. Ludlau
Watson.
Tho schooner Hanover Whipple, bound from New York
TO Rchmond reports vessel dsmasted twenty miles s.
S. +. from Sandy Hook.