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foAmend -an actto authorize the Couniy Commissioner
o Carroll county 10 subscribe 20 the Capital St0ck OF
the Carroll county Railroad Company, and for other
purposea passed March eth 1885, and 10 repeal Sec.
ton nine, Of SAID act.
SEC. 1. Be L enacted 6s he General Asssm-
6ly Of he STATE o. Ohio, That section nins, of
"an act TO authorize the county commissioners
Of Carroll county, to subscribe TO the capital
stock Of the Carroll county Railroad Company.
and Tor other purposes" passed March ninth,
eighteen hundred and fifty, be amended so as
TO read as follows; Section o. Each Of said
townships which may aulhoriEs subscriptions
Of stock to said company, according to the pro-
visions Of this act, shall be entitled TO elect a
suitable person or persons, as directors Of said
company, in proportion to the amount Of eapi-
tai stock subscribed and held in the name Of
such township, to the capital stock OF said com
pany, said directors TO be 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 shalt
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 their votes upon all questions relative to the
control and management of the affairs Of SAID
company, and in all other respects act as direc-
tors Of said company: Provided, that the per-
son or persons 50 elected, shall be stockholders
in said company. And the trustees of each oI
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, and the pro.
ceeds of'such sale shall be applied to the extin.
guishment of an equivalent amount of the iu'
debtedness of such township, created under the
provisions of this act F: PrOmded, 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 sait
townships, arising under this act and discharge
the townships from any liability therefor. Th4
directors elected, as provided in this section
shall receive certificate of election from the
clerk Of the township, within ten DAYS after sale
election, and upon being duly qualified, shal
enter upon the discharge of their duties. Pro
vided, that the election for 1854 shall be helC
on the first Monday of May next.
SEC. 2. The original section nine ofthe be
fore recited act, is hereby repealed
F. @. LEBLOND,
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 tn
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Morkets.
CARROLLTON MARKETS.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
May 2, 1854.
FLOUR-We have small sales to note at 81, 80 to Z
rs, as to quality.
WHEAT-Ranges from 81 10 to 81.
C0RN-0heringa at 55c.
OATS-The price has not changed Sales are made
at 35 to SO on the cars.
SEEDS-Clover sells at IS, to 5,l2I. Thereare small
transactions in Timothy at S2,75.
WHITE BEANS-Prices range from 81 to la
We hear Of small sales at first figures,
PORK-The demand is limited We quote sales a.
Sls.
LARD-We note small sales, by the Dbl. tS4c.
EGGS The quoted rates. by the bbl are 10 TO lilo.
BUTTER-.-From common to choice may be quoted at
8 to lie.
RICE-There is light stock in the market The ru-
ling price is 81 to 81
PEACHES-Peeed sell at llc per ID unpeeed, per
bu 81 81 to l,50.
DRIED APPLES-Prces hold at 81, ,12l.
FISH-White may be quoted at 50 ; Trout at $3.50
to g.,
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DEN IT'S TR

DR.. J. J. STEDMAN, would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Caoton and vicinity, that he has open
I'd an Office for the practice of
D E N T A L s U r G E r Y,
directly Mr. Camerons store where he is prepared
insert teeth upon gold silver plate according to the
latest and most approved style of eastern manufacture
DECAYED TEETH ceansed and filled with gol1 il
the most substantial manner and warranted to arrest al
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 tt,
voice very materially. By long experience in the pro
esson he feels enabled say that good satisfaction sha
be given to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Carroton, April q, 1854. 1S.6
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THE BOOK OF GENESIS

THE BOOK OF GENESIS:
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Dissertation an Original and Complied Illustrative APP
paraus both Literary and If pracable) Pictorial and
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shOemakers take Notice.

The subscriber has just received an assortment OF
Leather, which he will sell low for cash; consisting in
part of French Calf SKINS Tampico, Madras and Brush
Morocco, French Morocco, Enamel Leather, Patent
Skins fer tips, and Caters Pink Sheep &C., &c, togeth
er with all kinds of leather of bis own manufacture ano
he would invite the public generally, and shoemaker:
particulary to call and examine his stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. W. BUTLER.
P. S-The highest price in cash, paid at all times 70
hides, and bark aprl 20, lS54.-fl w. B.
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The Use of Tobacco.

At the end of the announcement of a lecture
to be delivered in Rome, N. Y, by Henry
Ward Beecher, the committee of Managers in
insert the following reasonable request:
"P. S.-Will persons in tie habit of using
tobacco abstain from its use while there as
the ladies who furnish the church have Justly
an unwilngness to its being used for lectures,
through fear Of its being desecrated and soil
ed by the juice Of the weed"
The trait in our people which most dsgusts
well-bred strangers, and is equally repulsive to
well-bred Americans, is this tobacco chewing
and splitting. Apart from the fact that the use
of tobacco diminishes the volume of flesh and
the outline of physical beauty--lessens the
weight and hardness of the very bones of the
human econOmy-tis is one Of the grossest hab-
its that can be practiced
None of the brute creation is so filthy in
his native state as the civilized man with lis
tobacco chewing. Artistically speaking, it
seems unequiv ocally satiical for statesman
or moralist to be holding forth on liberty or eth
lcs, and be. the slave to the nasty habit in
question. 1t is above all disgusting to women
and the first effort of gentleman should be
to have his manners approved of by the SEX
Why should aman chew tobacco when he wo'd
with horror look on a woman who should do
so Z In our hotels, in stage coach, in rail.
road ears, especially as we go West and South,
in theatres, in courts of justice, there is cou.
gerie of beastness by means f to
bacco-sptting which would make the doabtel
or cynic proclaim us the ilthiest of people,
1t seems by the above caution that the habi
must be particularly bad at Rome, we trust the
Romans have Lot only observed the intimatior
in this particular instance but will SO complete
ly reform their habits as to make such requests
unnecessary hereafter N. Y. Tribune.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified Receivers in the case of Horaio Ro-
by VS. John H. Protzman, Francis Protzman,
and Lewis +. Protzmsn; and the books, papers
and amounts of said firm are in our hands fol
settlement. Those who are indebted to sale
firm will please call upon the undersigned i'm
mediately, and settle. H0RATl0 HUNT.
JOHN WEST,
Feb. 21, 1854. nol0 Receivers.
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EE- HENRY'S NVIGORATING CORDIAL The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure of physical prosraon, genital debility ner'
vous affections, &C.. &C., fully described in another
column of this paper to which the reader is referred S.
per BOTTLE bottles for S5 six bottles for IS $6 pei
dozen. Observe the marks of the Genuine
Prepared only by S. E. COHEN, No. Franklin Row.
Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHO,
ORDERS MUST BE For Saleby all respect
able Druggists and Merchants throughout the counlr!
April 70. l854.-ly
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PITTSBURG MARKET,

May l, 1854.
FLoUR-extra, 81 e2 to 75.
GRAIN--Oats 80 to A. 8arley-65. Wheat-$l,59
Corn--55 to 60. Rye-S0.
BAC0N-Shoulders, 8. Hams, o.
BUTTER-12al6.
EGGS-10a1l.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 8, large, $40 60al1 rs. Trout
and White, S9a$l0.
GROCERIES Sugar, 5. MOlasses, &c a27. Coffee,
firm at IL a l3.
HAY-Sl3 Is.
SALT-Nc. l, and extra, at$2 90 az l2.
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Watch Making.

SEND ON YOUR AlC7ES.
I'wouid inform the citizens of Csrroton and
carroll Junty that they can have tn ir Watches
paire in the best manner and on short notice.
iy send ing hem to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
[ have for sale good assortment of sod and Sill
yer Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds,
jold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in a Jewelry store My shop in the cen
tre block Immediately adjoining "EsPied Ex
change"
Cd Gold g. Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. isher and will be promptly sent. and return
ed when repaired. All work warranted.
Give us trial. MORGAN B UTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1858 II.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

You can do that and your CREDIT too by purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbold's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where YOU will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queenswaro Bonnets, Hats
Caps Boots, Shoes &C. &C. Al Of which will be solo
lust as low as they ought be sod for cash or produce
Paw us as you go and have disagcsslos se5tlemsn
Short settlements; long friends.
Carroltop, April 20, 1854. ]. ARCHB0LD.
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THE above Defendants will take notice that
a Petition was fled AgalnsI them on The lob
day OF March, A. d. 1854, in the Court Of
Common leas o. Tus. county: o., snd is now
pending. wherein the said Aaron Booth demands
partition Of the following real estate, situate in
the county Of Tuscarawas aud State Of Ohio, 10
VT "a part Of the south half Of the sozth half
of section thirty-6ve IS5l in township fifteen
[l5l Of range seven Ia Of the lands in the
Ste6benviile Land District in the State Of Ohio
bounded as follows, viz beginning at the
south west corner Of said seel ion, tht nee along
the south boundary line Of The Aforesaid
section. east 10 the middle Of Oneleg Greek,
thence down the centre Of the present channel
Of said creek 10 the south boundary line Of
lands owned by Daniel n Gregor, the division
line Of said half section. thence west along said
division line to the west boundary line Of said
section, thence along s1id section line, south
10 the place OF beginning. Containing one
hundred and thirteen lI3l acres, more or
less.
Also: a part Of the southeast quarter Of
section eleven I'LL Of township nine in
range one ri Of Ire uDsppropriaied lands 10
the Military Dri4trict Of Lands subject 10 sale
at GAINESVILLE Ohio; bounded on the west by
lands of BENJAMIN Williams beirs, and on :he
north by lands owned by Isaac M'CregOr;
which said lot OF land, or part OF said quar-
ter section contains twenty-six 26 acres.
Also: The following real estate situate in the
County Of Carroll, and State Of Ohio, to witt
All that certain tract, or parcel Of land, bound
ed anG described as follows: being part Of the
north east quarter Ct section seventeen17) of
township fourteen (14) in range six[6 Oflands
directed to be sold at Steubenville, Ohio and
| bonded as follows. 70 wit: beginning at the
north west corner of said quarter section, and
running thence east one hundred and FIVE 105l
perches 10 lands heretofore sold and conveyed
off the east side of said quarter to Nicholas B
Mcclure thence south with said McGuire's land
one hundred and two [l02l perches to lands
hereto fore sold to John Rankin, thence west
one hundred and Eve [l05l perches TO the
west line of said quarter, thence north one hun
dred and two 1921 perches to the place ofbe-
gining. Containing eighty Gol lacres And.
that at the next term Of said Court, application
will be made by the said Aaron Booth for an or
der that the Dover Estate Of the said Leah
Booth in all of said lands may be assigned to
her, and that partition be made of said premi-
ses.
by wM. & J. C. HELMICK,
price 400 Au'ys for Petitioner.
Carroton, March 80, 1854.
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ACRTCULTURAL MEETING.

AGRIUU bTU WAII WhN ~ AE!NU'
Notice is hereby given that there will be
meeting of the officers ind managers OF the
Carroll County Agricultural Society," held IN
the Court House in Carrolton on Saturday the
goth day of May inst for the purpose of trans
acting business Of Importance to The Society.
All are requested to attend.
By order of the President.
w. BUTLER, Secretary.
Carrollton, May 4, '54,-3t
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Richmond College.

The present Term Of Richmond College will
close with public exam m;nation of the classes
on Wednesday the 29th and an exhibition by
the members of the Phiomathean and Phreno-
casmician Literary Societies on Thursday even
ing March 3Oth.
The next Term will commence on Monday
the first day Of May.
The Institution is now in more fOurishing
condition than it has ever been at any former
period. The number ofstudents in attendance
during the past year has been greater than in
any previous year and the next term promises
proportionate increase. In addition to the
Boarding Houses /. number of Families offer
their houses for the accommodation of students
that all may be provided for. 1t is desirable
that, all may be present at the opening of the
Session, that the classes may be formed with
out needless delay.
By order of the Board,
March 9th 1854. st
JOSEPH JONES' Com,
J. LINDLY
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NE PLUS ULTRA.

Bonnets Of all kinds, Frames and Crowns,
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under
h'dk'fs, Undersleeves Embroidered Collars,
Dress Protectors Silk, Satin, and Kid Gloves
Note Paper, Envelopes &c, all of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be hac of
w. THOMPSON.
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ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE relative to streets and alleys in the
Borough of Carolton,
SEc. l.. Be it ordained by the Town Council Of the
Borough of Caroton that the streets and aleySn said
Borough shall be within thirty days cleared Of all OBJ
sTuctions such piles, piles of wood and lun-
Der and of whatever else may be either obnoxious to the
health Of the citizens Of said Borough may hinder the
passage along said streets or alleys:
Sec. g. BE it further enacted that this shall be done
by the persons owning occupying the property where
such distractions And in they refuse neg
lect to do, it shall be the duty of the Street Commis
soner to that this order ia lithtuy carried
the expense of the occupants of said property
the amount of said expense to be assessed fine
the Of said property to be recovered in suit be
fore the Mayor Of said Borough. Passed April II 1854
Attest J. S. RUKENBR0D, Mayor,
ISAAC ULMAN, Recorder a 81.
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PITCH IN.

Cloths, Cassimeres, plain and fancy Satinetts
Cottonades and Vestings, Stocks, Ties and
Collars, Moleskins, Campeachy, Canton, Pana-
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles, and cheap
as dirt, at w. THOMPSONS.
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Notice.

At nv instance an attachment this day issued by
Henry H. Stdger Justice Of the Peace in and for Gen.
t, township Carroll county, Ohio against the Goods,
Rights, and Credits Of William II. Horton nOnresi'
dent of said county Of Carroll.
April 20, 1851. hkAKl hAtoh.
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Notice..

Andrew Mccullough, At my instance an attachment
vas issued on the l6th Cav o
Hor CO Belknap March, A. D. 1854, by John
est, Justice Of the Peace Of 0,ange township, Car
roll county, Ohio against the moneys and effects Of Ho
zee BelknaP non resident Of Carroll county, for the
sum Oh fity-sevan dollars.
April l3, lS54.-3t. ANDREW MCCULLOUGH.
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Estate of john Newell Dec.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed aud qualified Executors the Estate
of John Newell dec. late Of Monroe township Carroll
Co, Ohio.
TH0S. R. GRIFFIN.
ROBERT McCARTY.
April 20, lS54.-St Executors
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Edited and Published by 7. H. STOCKTON, Of Baltimore
Nd Formerly Editor Of the "Chrstian Void, BIZ
bic Alliance" &c.
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MARRIED

On the god inst. by Jonathan Milbomn, Esq.
Mr. John Shankleton, to Mrs. Jane McClintock,
all of augusta township, Carroll County.
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Estate Of Thomas EnlsIey Dec.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Executor
on the estate of Thomas Emsley dec, late 0
Fox township, Carroll County, Ohio.
March 10th 1854, JAMES HUSTON
EXECUTOR. st
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Pr o S Pc C 7 U S .

THE HOLY BIBLE IN SEPARATE VOLUMES
OR,
TIE BOOK OF BOOKS, IN ITS sixty SIX PARTS.
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YES. STREE.

Ladies' Sandals, Caters, Slippers and Shoes,
Gentlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, best quality to be had Of
W. THOMPSON.
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H.&J.B. MORRIS o respectfully An
nounce to the citizens of Carrolltdl and vicin-
ty, that they are permanently located in
SfEU3ENVILLE, 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,
Steubenville, Ohio.
Thev will visit Carrollton several times during
the year, of which notice will be given. q,
June Is. 1853. a.r
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MAS OHIO NO ICE

M - " y w u II ~
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
distinguished Rev. Bro. John Mofft Of Allegheny City,
public procession, &c.
All surrounding Lodges, Chapters, Encampmens and
Brethren generally in good standing, cordially invi-
ted to visit US on the OCCASION
Access to our town by Rail Road, daily
Per order of the Lodge.
Carrollton, April G, 1854. I'd. D. A. ARTER, Sec
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Be it further enacted by the authorities aforesaid that
any person persons shall be found intoxicated in the
eets, shall be found guilty Of riotous disorder
y conduct that such person persons shal for evey
such offence be fined one dollar and the Of prose
cuton shall be confined twelve hours in the county jail
or both at the option of the Mayor rand shall be the
duty of the Marshal to see that the provisions of this
dinance are enforced. Passed Apri "a, 1854.
Attest, JOHN S. RUKENBR0D, Mayor.
Isaac ULMAN B. Recorder
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ORDINANCES.

sEc l. BE il ordained by the Mayor DecOrder and
Trustees Of the Incorporated Village Of CarrotOn Car.
roll county, and State Of Ohio That person or persons
shall be permitted to keep within the incorporated limits
Of said Village, any ale porter shop shops house
houses or other place for the sale giving away Of the
same, for profit or otherwise.
SIC. .. And that no person or persons shall be per-
mitted to keep any place places for significant hab-
itua resort for tpng and ntemperance within the limits
Of said Village.
SEC. 8. II any person persons shall violate any Of
the provisions Of this ordinance, by selling vending
giving away any ale porter, whiskey, brandy, gin, or
other intoxicating liquor liquors. every such person or
persons so oofending, shall upon conviction thereof be
fined for the first offence twenty dollars and the costs o
prosecution and forty dollars and the costs Of tfosecu
ton, for every repetition Of the offence, or violation o
any other of the provisions of this ordinance.
SEC. 4. And in default Of the immediate payment
of the fine so assessed and the costs aforesaid the off
ender shall be committed to the Jail of the county until
the fine and costs Of prosecution shall be paid and al
fines so collected aforesaid shall be paid into the Dor
Ough treasury for the of the borough Passed april
"a, 1854.
SEC 5. This ordinance shall take effect from and alte
the passage Of the same
JOHN s. RUKENBRoD, Mayor
+ AttesL l. ULMAN, B. Recorder.