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JOY FOR THE IsvALrD. Persons afflicted
with any diseases arising from a dsordered
liver, stomach. nervous debility dyspepsia. or
liver complaint, should try DR.. Hollands Ger
man Bitters, prep ared ty DR. Jsckson: 100
Arch street. Phila. They scarcely ever fail
effecLing cure in very short time. Be care
full to procure the genuine, and be nOtdeCeived
by the quack m edicnes which are advertised.
We have seen stronger testimony in favor of
the above article, than any other prepared me-
dicine now before the public sold by C. A.
Beoglc Carrolon. Ohio Nov, 80 2w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

SuPREMr 9ENCa--Judges COrwin d Caldwell
have resigned :heir seats asjudges Of the supreme
Court, of Ohio. Governor Medl has filled the
V acaneies by appointing Joseph r. Swan and
SHEPPARD +. Norris. The Governor, has in
this instance, viz; in appointing Norris, adOP-
ted the rule acted upon by President Pierce,
and which may now be set down as 'he Dem
ocratic rule Gen Post Master Campbell was
candidate for Supreme Judge in Pennsylva
MIA and beaten by the people 10000 votes,
worse than his party, AMI Immediately this
people loving President Of ours ho listed hun
into the Cabinet as one, who was we'll worthy
OF being an adviser. True, says Gov, Medll
Mr., N0rrs has been disoar ded by oyer 75.-
600 votes, ergo, he is in every way qualified
for supreme Judge! This is Democracy, with
O looseness.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

FACT WORTH REMEMBERING. In this age
of emprcism, when "Cure.als" abound, a medicine
which has stood the test of scientific Investigation and
received the unqualified approval Of the medical lscul
ty is certainly rarity. Such medicine is STABLER'5
AODYNE CHERRY EXPECT ORAN7, with has
been recommended by numbers Of the best and mos
experienced physicians used by them in their practice
with the happiest results and invariably gives relief In
Conghs Colds Bronchitis and diseases of the lungs and
throat generally 1t will be well for all to bear this in
mind, during the ineement season now approaching
as BY SO doing they may be the means OF preventing
much suffering to themselves or friends See descrp-
tive pamphlets to be had gratis Of the agents Price
Of EACH only so cents per hOttle or six for 81 so.
E. II. Ssabler & Co., ProprietOss, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Nd Agents---R. E, Sellers
Pirtsburg, Pa, J. H. Patterson & Co... Wheeling, Va,
J D. Park, Cincinnati,o.
De- @. A. Begei CarrOlltOn, and MessrC. Brown 4
Barnhouse New HagerStown, Agents Tor Carroll Co. O.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

This Epiment has won its way TO popular favor by
it's most unparalleled success NJ healing the wounded
and soothing the most eScrutiatng paipi
For rheumatism it has no equal as few applications
will cause the patient to leap Tor Joy. Cuts burns, gal
and ALI sores requiring external application will van
oui,h like magic btOle the all bealng mustang Il 10
equally applicable to man or beast Sold BY
DR.. O. A. B0EGEL CArOllton, Ohio,
G. W. WESTBR00K,
Originator and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices, SO4 Broadway, N. " and
Srd and Market Street, st, Louis Missouri.
Septl4-54, ,6m.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CHARLES STRAPI0N, I
Travelling Agent 10
Nov. 80, lS64.-6m.

CHARDES SlEAtloNi ~ -.
oIuet VI S"'o w
ELIJAH STRATTON, ct ais. ssuediu Partition IN
this case from the court Of common pleas OF Carton co
ty, o. will offer public auction, at the door oi'ne
Court House in CarroIlton, Carroll county, oaio on
SATURDAY. the thirteth day Of December next the ioi
lowing described real estate wit Situate IN the county
oi Carroll, and State of Ohio, viz; part OF the Nortn
East quarter Of section two township htIeen III rAnse
Ave bounded as folows-beginnng at post in the coon
~ line fifteen chains and twenty tive links East from tue
quarter post thence along said line four chains ana esh
~ two links to stone thence South iva. degl eleven
chains and two links to stone In the road tnenes
sad road North seventy nine and oneoi rth degrees
West four chains mud eghtyseven links to stone,
thence North (va deg ten chains snd fifteen INKS ~
the place Of beAhning, containing hve acres ole he
less Said premises appraised at $3.50, sucJee' ~
dover estate Of Deborah Emmons, Of yeafiy REM "
sx dollars and sixty six cents,
Terms of Sale--One third in hand. one thiru III one
ycsr aud the remainder in two years, win ners' ion
day OF sale. JOHN II. WhllohH az IL : Sn''
Nv. so 1854. o"P'sHOV'
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TIE DOUGLASS DIsrRrcr Journal

The DOUGLASS DIsTRICT,-lhe Journal
speaking Of the returns Of Illinois Says.
This completes The returns of the LIST and
2l Districts. both of which we give in full in
another place. The antiNebraska majority in
these two Districts is fourteen thousand four
hundred and ninety-fve. These TWO Districts
in 1859 gave Pierce a majority of 9'O95.--
Here then is loss in two years in these two
Districts Of is, 500. Considering that Stephen
Arnold Douglas lives in one of these Districts
we think this is pretty good illustration o.
popular sovereignty
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

THE BEAR GARDEN FIFTEEN UP.--The Wash.
ingtOn Sentinel says; Although Congressman
will not re. assemble for a month to como, the
Hall of Representatives is nearly ready for
their reception, The carpets have been put
down, and the heavy rich drapely put up
The spittOous, too, are in proper place. capa-
cious enough to contain the tobacco expectora-
tions Of the most devoted consumer of the In.
dian weed, during night and day session
The desks have been handsomely polished, fol
among other uses, the restingNplace of honOra'
Bile gentlemen's heavy soled boots and the
old winter stuffed chairs re-inttoduced for thu
comfort Of tie republican dignitaries.
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A GODEY.
1t3 Chesnut-street, Phlla.
PILES! PILES II PILES IT!

THIS Is NO HUMBUG! lRl IL All rHS
De-. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will aitOtd p'sltNs
relief in cases Of the Piles. Eyspelas Rheumatism,
aud all cases ofa nfammatory nature also sse ana
efRcacious remedy for Female Complaints For the
past yearsit has given universal satisfaction, healeI
you. NJ
G A. Bugel, Agent, Carrolton. J. 4. tfnnt Lees,
burg James Wnlet, Leavitsvilc, Hull fuss, Onelda
Nnls, and by Druggists generally
''''' ~ II. A BILLINGS,
Travelling Agent fOrOs'o and Kentucky
Nov. 80, IS64.-6m.
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Ohio School Library.

Notice ishereby given othe Clerks Of the respective
Boards Of Education for the several Townships Of Car,
roll county, Ohio that the first series of the Ohio School
Library has been received at this Office and will be ready
for distribution any time after the 9Th Of Dec next
There some documents preparatory to their disri'
BUTTON that have not yet received but expect them
before the ab"ve specified tine.
j. BLACKBURN, auditor Carroll co.
AUDITORS 0FFIcE, Carrnr CO. Ohio.
CalrolltOn, Nov. 23, Is64.-3w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

CB- HENRY'S INvIG0RATlNG coRDIAL:--Tho
merits o this purely vegetable extract for the removal
aud cure Of physical prOslration genital debility Der
affections, &C., &C. fully described in snohe,
column OF this paper to which the reader referred s.
per bottle, bottles for $5 ak bottles for s. $l6 pei
Dozen Observe the marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. Il. COHEN, No. 5 Franklin Row.
Pine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE AppREssKD For Sale by Dr. G. A, Boo
gel, Druggist CarrOltOn, Ohio, and by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the cOuntr..
April 20. IS54.--ly.
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PARTITION NOTICE.
In Partition.

Jane Afford. ct. al.
Jane Afford, George Washington pevore, Mary Ann
Ceyorc and Elisabeth DeyOre, OF carroll county; and
James Dsvore Of Jefferson county, will take noce, that
petition was fed agsinstthem on the 9th day Of Au.
gust A. d. 1854 in the court Of common pleas Of said
Carroll county, by William James and Is now pending,
wherein said William James demands partition Of the
following real estate viz he north half Of the west hall
Of the north ives. quarter Of section twenty .nne OF
township urteen, OF range six in Carroll county, and
that at the next term Of said cosr application will be
made by the said William James, for order that par.
titiOn may be made of said premises.
WILLIAM JAMES,
By E. r. Etkley. Atty.
Nov. 50. 1854. 6wprfsS, so,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30
EE PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART.

Nervous Diseases, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dys.
pepsa COsnveness and Piles, all relieved and cured
in an incredible short space of time Carter Spanish
Mixture, the great tonic and purifier Of the blood.
contains not particle Of Mercury, Opium, or any
ious drug; is perfectly harmless and has cured
than five hundred cases Of disease.
We only refer the reader to the certificates few
of which may be found in another column and all
which are detailed in full around the bottle 1t ~ tn
greatest of all Spring aud Fall Medicines aud possesses
an influence over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement.
Nov l6-lm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

TIE SoLpIERs OF l8le.-A portion of these
patriots met in Washington city on the 18th
inst, and appointed a committee Of thirty.two
TO make arrangements fer National Conven-
tcn, 10 be held in that city on the 9th ol
January next. TherintentiOnis to get increas'
ed pensions. We say give tito them. 1t costs
more to live now than at the time the laws
were passed. And besides it seems that thi
ADMINISTRATION is determined to 'Gutthe Tres
sury, it Is therefore better to give to those VIII
have rendered the county setue'seryice.
Thanksgiving to-day.
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InUR FARMs TO RENT.

Notice is hereby given, that the Trustees 0i
,ha oririuI surveyed township No. l5.Oi range
8 H.I1son township, Carroll county ohi0'
" VI, T 49,, IN New Har.isburgh, on Saturday
the SOth day OF December next ior Tue pu.'
nose of leasing section sixteen in sa'd .o~hSI,P mp
r r6sre are on each quarter, fIom 80 TO lvo
acres improved. Terms made known on the
O"' y LEONARD HARSH, Clerk
November 3Ith, 1854. u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30
SHERIFF7S SALE.

John Joyce. By virtue of an order Of sale to
= tOreclO5e q mortgage 10 me Issued
Ann Hagan,et ais. in this case, from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer for
sae the door Of the Court House in the town Of
Carrolton in said county OF Carroll Ohio on SatuiaFF
the thrteth Of December next, the following descib
ed real estate to wits Situate IN the county Of Carroll
and state Of Ohio; Being part Of tire south el quarter
Of section seven (7) in township foTteen 4 OF range
four the Steubenve land district, BOUNDED as iOl-
lows: Beginning the boundary Of said quarter
section thirteen rods south Of the north west of the
quarter thence thirteen rOds thence 9TH twenty.
reds thence east eighty rods; thence north forty
rods east twenty six and half rods south to south
boundary of the quarter thence west to the west bOun
dairy line of the quarter, thence with the west line Of
the quarter north to the place Of beginning containing
one hundred oE and.
Said premises are appraised at g.
Terms Of sale-Cash'
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT.
Sheriff e. co. o.
Nov. 80. 1854. I'd prf: so
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

DR. PETIT. T's UNIVERSAL CANKER BALSAM.
s,e safe and certain cure for che moss aggravated
ase. Of nursing sore Mouth Cslome Sore Mouth, Can
ker Rash, Incpient Bronchitis and Quinsy swecd Ton.
-s rid Sore Throat Black Tongue, and all Cases Vt
common Canker IN the Mouth, Throat and Stomaeh.-
Price 25cts per bottle. For sale BY DR., B. Stevenson
Carroton, and by Druggists and Medicine dealers g
orally. FHe s5ra
Dc 8, 1853. st1sd 5ti aff'ef 81 ~
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The Turkish cavalry and Two mOrs French
divisions have been ordered to The cripep.
The English aeet are not 70 be again tried
before the walls Of SeyasiOpOl
SPArE.-On the 7th inst, the Queen opened
the courts; in her speech she declared that she
adheres TO the principles expressed July s5th,
and that she Would continue to respect liberty
and the rights Of the nation, aad she hoped
that BY the administration Of proper eonsutu-
tional law all the wounds of the State would be
healed. She adds, let US derive from the past
nisfortunes an example and lesson for the
new political life that is before US; lei us use
every effort TO succeed. and astonish Europe
with the spectacle Of united Queen and peo.
pie.
FRAEcE.-The Paris Minister has a eoncilia.
tory addition on the subject Of Mr.. SOule's
passage through France.
All available troops are being hurried OF to
the CHmea.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

U. s. SENATORS terms of the following
Senators expire on the eth of March 1855. v's
VIM, II. Gwin, California: John Petit, the .
dirty dog" Indiana; James Shields, Illinois;
"A. c. Dodge, Iowa; Moses Norris new Hamp-
shire; Isaac P. Walker, Wisconsin; Broadhead,
T ennsylvania; James, Rhode Island; Cooper
Pennsylyania; and Chase Of Ohio.
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PARTITION NOTICE,
William Fetlee,
In Partition!
sarnh Fettee. ct. ais

Sarah Fettee, ct. ais
slruh Fetlee, Mary Jane Pettee, ssmnsl Fettee ara
Marah Feitee will take notice, thai petition was hied
against them on the 27th day O November A. d. 1884
IN the court Of common pe Of carroll county, and Sts
Of Ohio; and Is now penuing wherein the said William
Fetee demands partition Of iOOuing lands situate
in said carroll counts z the half OF the southwest
quarter Of section ihiriy-o in township twelve, f
range four Of the lands ordered TO be sold at Steuben
vile in the State Of Ohio and that at the next term Of
said court application will be made by the said William
Feee for an order that partition may be made Of said
premises. ..
E, r., ECKLEY., ATTY,
Nov. 30th. 1854. 6&pr&3,5 so
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EE- What men want is not taken, it's pur-
pose; in other words, not the power to achieve,
but the will to labor;
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ET ARRseS, the man accused Of sending
the Internal machite to ALLISON and wife, last
summer, at Cincinnati, By which both we're
killed. has been arrested at Euscatine, Iowa,
and is now in confinement at Cincinnati.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

s8r The widow Of ALExANDER HAMILTON
died at Washington city on the 9th instant al
the advanced age Of 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

The Indiana Legislature Stands--Sen-
ate :. Anti Nebraska 26; Nebraska "a House
Anti Nebraska 81; Nebraska 20, Majority on
Joint ballot, Anti Nebraska, 10.
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THE New Jersey Senate will stand. says
he N. Y. Tribune, 10 Democrats, d Wings
md 2 Americans--The Assembly will stand;
"A Wigs, "a Democrats, 5 Americans, Tenn
jerance Democrats and 5 Independents.
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Sheriff c. co. O
Nov. 80. 1854. I'd prfa4 so
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Nov. 50, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

MANURE FOR SWEET PoTAToEs.-A COZ
respon dent asks us the proper manure for
sweet potatoes, end we reply that he should
make a compost Of 5 double horse loads
Of we'll roued dung, and double horse
! loads of woods or other mould; or ot ID
double horse loads of woods or olhes
mould, and $50 lbs. Of Peruvian guano.-
9 bushel Of plaster.
Mix the whole we'll together, and apply
it as hereinafter detailed. 10 the first place,
the soil should be deep rich sand, wei! ex-
posed 10 The sun; secondly, the ground
should be deeply ploughed, thoroughly
narrowed, and rolled. The ground being
thus prepared, lay it on, into squares four
feet part; a, The angle Of every square dig
hole IL inches deep, IS inches diameter,
into which pu, four inches of the compost,
throw thereon four inches Of the excavated
earth, mix the compost and earth we'll to-
gelher, after which draw the remainder OF
The earth over the mixture so as to form
round hill about twelve inches on the top,
which should be fiat. Into each of these
hills plant two sets, cover them one or two
inches deep, as the plants advance in growth
the hills should be enlarged in size, by
drawing the earth up around them with
hoe, OF BY cross ploughing lhe ground, bar
rowing with a very narrow harrow, and fin
ishing and rounding the hills with broad
hoe The vines must be kept free from weeds.
Frequent enlargement of the hills will en-
courage the growth aud increase the num-
Der of roots.
| After The ere formedhils and the pota
toes planted each hill should receive free
dusting Of mixture comprised 5 bushels
of ashes and l busbel of plaster.
Time Of planting is from the Isl 10 the
| lOsb of this month.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
MIS- ELL A n E 0 i S.

LITTLE ROsAMOND AND QUEEN BEsS
AN INCIDENT OF ELIzABETH's JOURNEY TO
WENTWORTH CASTLE.
l! was the evening Of the day set for
Queen ElIzsbe,h's visit to Kenilworh.-
Gres, muIti,udes Of people had been for
many hours assembled on The wslls, in the
chase, and park, and gardens 10 witness the
splendid sight. But her majesty had been
detained till twilight at Warwick, TO receive
the homage of her subjects. and now it YVES
announced that The grand entrance would
be made by torch-lght. A. length the
great bell lolled, and sing lie rocket shot
up inlo The air. Then all held their breath
end lietened. A! first they could only hear
q dull sea-llke sound, in the direction Of
Warwick Caslle-but it came nearer and
grew louder, till they could distinguish the
tramp of horses, music and shouting and
the clang Of armor.
When the Queen entered the royal chase,
hundreds of great rockets were sent blaZ-
ing into The sky, and such mighty shout
was set up by the multitude that it was al
most wonder j. didn't joslle the stars ou,
Of their places. Yet they did not seem at
all disturbed by The tumult, but stayed qui-
ely in their orbits, and winked a, one an.
other as though making fun of the ear,h's
fireworks. The whole music of the castle
burst lorih-lhen there was round of ar.
,iIlery and tremendous discharge Of blum
derbusses. The procession moved on slow
and stately from the gate Of the park, llu
minated by two hundred great wax torches
bxa
The queen, who was young al that time
and though no. handsome, was noble ant
grand looking-came mounted on beautl
full milk-white horse, which she managed
very finely, for she was an admirable rider
She was dressed in the richest silks, velve
and lace-and from head to foo, she seem
ed almost blazing with costly jewels. Be
sides the queen rode the Earl of Leicester
on je. black steed, one of the hsndsomes
in the world, with trsppings Of velvet en-
gold, and silver bits. The earl was gorge
ously dressed, and gli,tered all over wit.
gold and gems. He sat his horse SO ele
gan.ly, and was SO proud in his bearing
that he nigh. have been mistaken for
king, had he not rode bare-headed like ,h
rect Of the couriiers. After the queen an
the earl, followed a train Of noblemen an,
ladies, guards, pages, knights, gen,leme
and soldiers-a long and splendid cavalcade
On either side stood line of people, closel,
packed togetheI-all bowing ond shouting
their loyal welcomes. As the queen wa
approaching the outer tower, she checke
her horse, 10 speak to one of her ladies
when suddenly there broke, or rather sli
through the line Of soldiers, a little cir
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

Militia officers are no. the proudest men
in the world, we always believed, and the
following anecdo'e goes far to prove tina.
their humility is occasionally we'll inflated
in its precep,ive sense;
"Cuf," said one of the digni'aries to me-
gro at his side, as he prepared to swallow
his fifth invoice Of "hardwar," "Cuf, you're
a good honest fellow. and like to compli-
ment Q man what's lived an honest life, if
he is black, you shall take o'some'hn with
me, eh -
swell, Captain,' replied Cuff, wipins his
mouth with the neither end Of his shining
coat sleeve, "l'se berry dry, SO | won't be
ugly bout il, Some niggers is too proud
10 drink with milishy ossifers-but think
milishy ossifer, when sober, is just as
good as niger, especially if the niger is
dryn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
LINES,
BY JUDGE B. r. TUCKER IN HIS OLD AGE.

BY JUDGE B. r. TUCKER IN HIS OLD AGE.
Days of my youth, ye have glided away;
Hairs of my youth, ye are frosted and gray;
Eyes of my youth. your keen sight is no more;
Cheeks of my youth, ye ale furrowed all o'er;
Strength of my youth. all your vigor is gone;
Thoughts Of my youth, your gay visions hav
Days Of my youth, l wish not your recall
Hairs Of my youth, I'm content ye shall fall !;
Eyes Of my youth, We much evil have seen;
Cheeks ofmy youth, bathed in tearsye have been
Thoughts of my youth, ye have led me astray ;
Strength of my youth, why lament your decay
Days of my age, ye will shortly be passed
Pains Of M age, yet awhile &c can last;
JOYS of my age, IN true wisdom delight;
Eyes of my age he religion your light
Thoughts Of my age, dread not the cold sod;
Hope of my age, be fixed on your God.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

We do not recollect 10 have seen the
fact alluded to, bu. il is fact that most Of
the leading French Revolutionists of the
worst classes were bachelors. marriott, Ro-
besperre, Couhon, and ST. Just were ell
single men. Dan,on and Camille, Desmou-
Inns tecame very humane,-,hey never were
so bad as most Of their associates-as soon
as they were married, and lost their lives
because they exhibited humane sentiment
before the time had come for reaction to
manifest itself. We all have our feelings
much changed towards other peoples Gre
sponsbilnies" when we do happen to have
such things ourselvss.-Boston Times.