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E1- Col. BENTON, in his able speech upon
the Nebratka bill, is most severe upou Pres
idential inter ference with legislation. In his
scathng remarks on this subject we can ina.
glne be had in his eye the labOrs of SMTTH Of
Virginia, (known as extra Billy" ITO bring
the Democracy up to the scratch. by intimida.
tions from White House, ofMhch he professed
to be the bearer. Benton characteiizes these
underground messages of the President, ga
breach of the privileges of the House" but
sums up his regard for them by an apt quota.
ton from speech OF Mr.. Burke in the English
Commons, in which that gentleman declared
in relation to similar attempt to wrest legisla-
tion, that, CHE DID NOT CARE THREE JUMPS OF A
LOUISE FoF IT.-RyiSter.
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DE IT'S IT RY

d.. ]. J. STEDMAN, would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of CarotOn and vicinity that be has open
ed an office for the practice Of
DEN tt IL 5 U r G f r Y
directly over Mr. Camerons store where he is prepared
to insert teeth upon gold silver plae according to the
latest and approved style Of manufacture.
DECAYED TEETH elesnsed and filed with gol1 in
the most snbstans manner and warranted to arrest all
further decsv, and preserve the teeth from
TEN TO FIFTEEN YEARS.
Full sets inserted BY atmospheric pressure, thereby
doing away with the Of springs, which impair the
voice very materially By long experience in the pro-
fesson he feels enabled say that good satisfaction shall
be given to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Carroton, april 27, 1854. ls-t
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ORDINANCE.

AN oRDIxAScE relative to the paving oI
sidewalks, &c.
SFc. !. Be "a Ordained by the Town Council Of the
Incorporated village Of Caoton that shall be tie duty
Of all persons owning any lot lots or part Of any lo
lots fronting any Of the Of the said incor.
poraed village 20 have the sidewalks thereof paved with
bricks fiat stones, two inch plank, and good and
sufficient curb in front made Of stone or heWed timber
at the option of the owner or owners.
Sac. 9. That the sidewalks shall be Of proper width
the whole to be completed BY the first day Of September
1854.
SIC. 3. That if any owner or owners Of any lot OF
lots aforesaid shall refuse or neglect to have the said
sidewalks paved above described and within the time
prescribed above then il shall be the duty Of the
street commissioner have the said sidewalks paved as
above specified at the expense OF the owner or owners
Of said lot or lots part Of lots aforesaid and said
street commissioner shall keep accurate account Of all
money by him expended in making said pavemtnts,
which Amouats shall be collected as a fine from such
persons owning said lot lots part of any lot lots
with the costs of prosecution, in action before the
mayor Of said Incorporated village Of Caolton on com
plant Of said street commissioner above specified.
SIC 4. That If any person or persons shall drive,
ride or lead any horse, mare or gediug mule
or across the sidewalks excepting persOps necessarily
passing to and from their stables shall pay for the use
OF the village not less than one 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.
Sac. 8. That ii any person shall ride or drive any
horse, mare mue within the village OF Carrolton
at faster gait than trot shall pay for the Of the
village not less than fifty 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. 8. an fines collected under the provisions oil
this ordinance shall be paid into the Treasury of the
village Tor the use of the same. Passed May Sd 1854
Attest JOHN 5. RUKENBR0D, Mayor.
ISAAC ULNAN, B. Recorder.
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NOTICE.

petition will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Carroll county, Ohio at their June Session 1851 asking
alteration Of part of the road leading from Carroll
ton to .he mouth of Yellow Creek known as the Yel-
low Greek grade, the alteration to commence at the
house IF John Taylor, thence n a northwest.
erly direction on the north side Of the creek
as to cross the Altman road few rods southwest oi
the Thompson house the lands Of Francis Kean from
thence to the foot Of the hill the north side of lisa
Daniels lower meadow, thence the north side of said
meadow and the one above il to point between said
Daniels house and barn, thence in nearly westerly d
rection the lands Of said Daniels and Simeon Drake
so as to intersect the Yellow Creek grade an old pair
of bars the north side of said road Simeon Drake
land. ASA DANIELS.
May 4, lS54-no 90, It.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

The undersigned takes this method to inform his friends
and the public, that he still carries on the manufacturing
Of Carriages Buggie &c. at his stand In MechanicsOwn
Carroll CO., Ohio, in all it's various branches He has al
ways on hand the best materials that the State can pro-
duce and is always ready to make TO order any thing
that may be needed in his line and that at the shortest
uotce. His work is done in the most fashionable, sub.
stantia and Workmanlke manner. He also pays partic
uat attention to repairing painting trimming &C. which
will be done at prices which will give satisfaction to ALL
Those who may want to purchase Carriages and Bug.
ges can find them at his shop ysadymade and at as low
prices as they can be had elsewhere in the State
May Is, 1854. Sc N. T. WIGGINS
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NOTICE.

DAVID AFTER, Court Of Com, Pleas
vs.. Carroll county, Ohio.
HENRY CoULSoN, et ais. Civil Action.
Henry Coulson, who resides in the State of Iowa. will
take notice that on the 10th day of May 1854 David
Ater filed in the Court of CON- Pleas of Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
Coulson indebted to said Arer in the sum of thirty six
dollars and eightyseven CENTS per transcript from the
docket Of Esqr. Van Metre, which amount plaintiff
prays judgment The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and or demure on or before
the 1s day of august 1864, the petition will be taken
confessed and Judgment rendered against him by dc.
fault. j. B, SMITH, -
hsyt9, lsft MI Atty. for Pltf
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DRUGs-DRUGs-IN sTEUBENyULE.

Harsh McCucheOn having associated with them Dr.
Ezra Brngh take pleasure in informing their friends anG
the public generally that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
Dyes Brushes, Toilet Goods, &C. which they are deter
mined to sell upon favorable terms as any establish
ment tn the country. Physicians, Country kercnants
Farmers, Mechanics, and oil persons needing anything
IN their line, will find it to their advantage to give heu
call before purchasing elsewhere, will positively
sell on the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Please give US call at our Drug Store, Market Street
Steubenvile, Ohio.
May 49, 1854. 3m
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ONO PENITEagIARY-The new Board oi
Directors of the Chic Pententiary met yester
day, ana organized WIN. B. HUFFMAN, one
Of the Guards, was appointed temporarily to fiji
the post of Deputy Warden, in the place ofthe
notorious Watson. As Mr.. MoRR1s, one Of
their number, was absent from the State, the
Board did not feel justified in making other
chnges until his arrival, when it is expected
general renovation of the whole concern will
take place. The next meeting will be held on
the 23d inst.-- 0. S. Journal of Mav 10.
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Gentlsmsns Dress.


News from tie Tailor Shop down Eas. has
been received in advance of the FAshiOa Pate
and we give The report for the benefit Of the
nice young gentlemen
THE gentlemen's style Of dressing is still
very simple. Tho black or blue cloth dre2s
coat is always the most fashionable. ihs
black coat is lined with Watered silk Of the same
color. The blue cloth dress coat is lined with
satin Of the darkest blue and the buttons are
plain gold without .he slightest ornament; the
collar Is short the rsras small; the sleeves
large and without cuffs. The waist is exact
TO the form of the person, and the skirts Of o
moderate size. The waistcoats are made oI
white marseiles or white watered silk. Black
cloth pantaloons satin delane, Of brilliant shade
and tight to the form without straps. Boots
are quite abandoned for parties. They are re-
placed either by CATERS, made in the style o.
pumps, with mock silk stockings. or by genu'
inc pumps with light black silk stockings
White muslin scarf, with very small gauzG
in front. The shirt collar is left either stand.
ing or folded down around the scarf. The
shirts are made Of very rich materials, Of the
finest linen, with horizontal plaits, and many
with embroidered bosoms, in tie shape Of q
check table Tor playing hic irae.'
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D8rKGUIsHED PHl lslCIANs, vsn lzosn Msr
ehma sspsetsbls' Apotheeafss and hundrsds Of oh.
srs. bear tesim0nY 20 ths sood sfseis Of sTABLKRs
AN0DYNE CHERRY EXPECTORAST in Coughs, Cold.
and dssases d the Lungs and Throat generally. There
i no inperiesm IN its preparation. Articles which are
veil known and highly appreciated By the entire medical
asalsy, alone enter into composition The Darbaa
Cordial = also prepared with the sane scientific sk and
care To- bensaeal effects IN diseases Of the bowe,
have been romafkable. Over 500 physicians who have
bssn made acquainted with the recipes Of these popular
remedies have been pleased with them and only spoken
Of them in terms Of unqualified praise II you have
cough any disease Of the ungs or throat give the TX
Pectorant trial Or II you o. your friends need the aid
Of the Dlarrhna Cordial make use Of with confidence
and mark the result See descriptive pamphlets, to be
bad gratis Of the agents Price Of each, only 90 cents
per bottle, or six bottles for 50 50.
F. II. stAbler Co.. PrpprieiOrs, Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists, Baltimore Nd Agents-R. Z. Sellers,
Piltsbufg Pa, J. II. Patterson Co.. whseing, Va,
J. D. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Dr. Q. A. P2se, CarroTton, and Nessru Brown L
Banhouse, New HaserstOEr, Agents for Carroll Co., o.
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE

THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.
This well known establishment is still carried
on under the personal superintsndence 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.
Persons wishing for advice relative 10 Patents
or Inventions, may at all times consult the IN.
dersigned without charge, either personally nt
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 to be
informed as to the probability Of being enabled
to obtain Patents, il will be necessary lOr them
to forward by mail rough outline sketch and
description of the invention. No fee or charge
is made ior such examination.
Private consultations held daily with Inven.
tors from A. N. TO P. NJ.
Models from distance may be sent BY eI
press or otherwise.
For further information apply to or address
post paid,
ALFRED E. BEACH,
Ed. and Pro. Of the Peoples Journal,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents,
Peo. Pat. OFF. &c Nassau-st., New York.
May l8, 1854. st
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MASONIC NOTICE

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 Esd DAY OF JUNE, NEXT.
The exercises will consist in part of an Grafton BY our
distinguished Rev. Bro. John MofRt of Allegheny City
public procession, &C.
All surrounding Lodges, Chapters, Encampments and
Brethren generally in good standing, cordially inv
ted to visit us on the occasion
Access to our town by Rail Road, daily.
Per order of the Lodge
Carr0lton, April 6, 1854. I'd. d. A. ARTER, Sec
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CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DTLAY.
Ladies ] have a splendid lot Of the latest
spring style, PlsiI and Plain Dress Silks,
sPron silks. Persian Beregp, all wool, and Nc 4,
De Laine, Lawns, White Dress Goods OF "a
kinds, oinghams, csiicOes &c.
". THOMPSON.
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:.
Hon. J. r. Gidsings, N. G. Pres q. q. Finney,
n. Grisseld, +" Loin Andrsws.
Reuben Hitchcock, Prof Samuel g. Joha.
u. D Clark " p. r. Spencer,
Ms Tosusbend, 2. ,. Gaylord,
W. =. OTIS. Cyrus Prentis.,
W. J. Gordon, Henry Wick.
H. B. BRYANT. JAMES ". LusK.
Il. DWIGHT sTRATTOS.
FAcuLT
H. B. BRTAxr Professor Of .te Science Of Accounts
II. DWiGHI SIrATfox, Associate Prof In the seysTh
Departments.
J. WASHINGTON LvEE, Professors q the spspcen'E
= - S'-'7 Con. Correspondence.
sARAH L. sPTKeER lnsiTuctress IN the Ladies' Writing
Department
W. W. H4RDER, Assistant Prof. iu the Bookkeeping
Department.
Hons. Judge s1ARKwrATHrR and II. D. CLARE, Lee
turers on Commercial Law.
President Asa MAHAS, Lecturer on Political Economy
EMERsoS p. WHrE, Lecturer on Commercial Geog.
raphy.
Trims
For full Course in Double Entry Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, &c, time unlimited, $4,000
For full COurs IN Ladies' Department 5000
tut otPaiale S0uiso VI lhsuucuOh III opeuCetlau
Penmanship, 6,0C
For various styles in Ornamental Penmanshp pas agreed
upon.
THE Principals Of this Institution design ma.
king one Of the best mediums in the United State
for imparting thorough and practical knoWedge Of th'
active duties Of the Counting Room, and business pur
suits in general Bookkeeping in ell is departments
used by the most accomplished modern Accountants,
will be taught in thorough and successful manner.
This department under the personal superintendent
of Of the best in the United States Nc
Mercantile College in the West possesses SUPERIOR equa
advantages for mpartng practical knowledge OfCom
mercial Science.
Mr.. j. A. Reangton, an accomplished and experienced
Accountant in various branches Of Commerce and Trade
is associated in this Department and will attend to writing
up Books, adjusting long standing and complicated
counts, &C. in a correct and confidential manner.
Commercial Geography s an important and interesting
branch which has until the present time been con
nected with Mercantile Schools
The Spencerian System of Penmanship in all its forms
will be taught by Its author, P. H. Spencer, and ]. W
usk. No Institution in America offers superior acite
to this for imparting fluent and systematic handwriting
The Ladies' Department is entirely separate from III
gentlemen's and is fitted up in most superb and con
venient style,
Business men can be supplied with the most relabl
Accountants by application TO this College.
The Principals Of this Institution can render Cffcieh
aid to the graduates in securing good situations.
sTs- Send for Circular by mail
I January 8, 1854. "
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special Notices.
II. u. R.--DIARRHGA.

Persons troubled with distress in the Bowels, should
take down teaspoOnfal of Ready Relief II the raiu
is severe and the discharges frequent take teaspoon
ful every halhOur, ia some water likewise, lay flannel
soakedin Ready ReliefacrOss the stomach. This win n
frOmeen minutes to two houcure the most ds.,assro
Cases II the disease before you commence the R. n
Belief has become obstinate, aud Spasms, Cramps and
Cholera symptoms appear take full doses of R. r. Relief
and rub the whole surface of the body and its extremi
ties vigorously with R. R. Relief. In twelve hours after
thedsseharges have ceased, take one or two of RAD
PAYS REGULATORS, to. regulate the system. This
eA'ment viii nsTs t,L Il will instantly check the
O's distressing discharges spothe the mos. painful r.
Spasms. ~
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TIE PEOPLES JOURNAL.

TIE PEOPLES JOURNAL.
An illustrated Record Of Agriculture. Sci
enee. Mechanics. Inventions, Patents, and Use.
fol neutrality-suspicious. monthly. Every
number contains 80 large pages, beautifully
printed on hne paper. and PRoFUsELY IL.
LUSTRATED WITH ELEGANT ENGRA.
WINGS, forming at the end Of each year TWO
FIsE VoLUNEs, comprising nearly 400 pages, II.
lus,rated with about SIX HUNDRED sPLRN.
DID ENGRAVINGs. relaiiog to The above
subjects the subscription price being only u
a year, or so cents a volume. No oPubliealiou
Of the kind has ever been produced with such
magnifeenee, or at so cheap price.
Farmers, Mechanics, Inventors, MGnufaetu
rers. and people Of every profession, will 6nc
in the Peoples Journal a repository Of valus
bic knowledge peculiarly suited 20 1beirrespee
tive wants.
TERMS-one Dollar Tear, or 50 cent
for SIX months.
Postage on the Peoples jozrusl. II cts. PEI
quarter. In Canada, free. A liberal commits
sion TO Postmssters and those who will form
Clubs. POs:-pay all letters and direct 10
ALFRED z. BEACH,
Ed. and Pro. Of The Peoples Journal.
No. Sc Nassau-st., New York.
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Population of the Penitentiary.

Recent additions make six hundred and six
as the tota! number of convcts in the Ohio
Penitentiary .--.Stots Dem.
Six hundred and seven. Count The R,ae 'an
born after the mother had been confined two
years-Eaq. .dF
Six hundred and eight Count the deputy
warden that ought to be.--ChH Gaz
Six hundred and nine "Pltch in, the dep.
uty warden's brother, caught in the counter.
feters cell--Clev Her.
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ACRICULTURAL MEETINC.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
meeting Of the officers ind managers Of the
Carroll County Agricultural Society, held in
the Court House in Carrollton on Saturday the
Goth day Of May inst for the purpose Of trans
acting business Of importance TO he Society.
All are requested to attend.
By order Of the President.
w. BUTLER, Secretary.
Carrolllon, May 4, '54-3t
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tE HENRYs NvIGoRATING CORDIAL The
merits Of this rey vegetable extract for the removal
ana cure o. physical proaration genital debility, ner.
vous affections &c, &C. fully described in another
column Of this paper which the resderis referred s.
per bottle bottles for s., six bottles for Ss Sl6 POI
dozen. Observe the marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by S. y. COHEN, Nc franklin Row !
Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO VINO,
All ORDERS MUsT Ok GDDREssED. For Sale by all respect
able Druggists and Merchants throughout the cOuntr!
April 20. ls5A--ly.
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MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, by the Rev. NJ. NJ Bartholomew, o.
New Philadelphia, Mr. SAMUEL A. BELKSAP, and Miss
CATHARlNE NJ HOoPENGARNER, the former of Carroll snd
the latter Of Tuscarawas Co., Ohio.
On the 18th inst, by W. H. McGavran, ESQ.,, Mr.
WILLIAM 3. KERR, Of Harrison CO., and Miss MARY ANN
SToNENAN, of Carroll co.. Ohio.
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shOemakcrs take Notice.

The subscriber has just received assortment Of
Leather which he will sell low for cash; consisting in
part Of French Cafskns TampicO, Madras, and Brush
Morocco, French Morocco, Enamel Leather, Patent
Skins for tips and Caters Pink Sheep, &C. &C. tOgeth.
with all kinds Of leather Of his own manufacture, and
he would invite the public generally, and Sboemakers
particularly TO call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. W. BUTLER.
p. sThe highest price in cash. paid at all times for
hides and bark. april 90, ls5l.-nl w. B.
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Notice 20 Mechnnics,

The School Directors Of Sub.Distrct No. S. Harrison
Township, Carroll CO. o. viii meet on Saturday the Sd
day OF June, next at o'clock p H., at the School
house in said subdisct for the purpose Of receiving
proposals for building school house in said sub
district Forplan, &C., call on the undersigned at any
time with whom proposals may be left before said day
By order of the Board LEO HARSH,
May II, ls4t.td Clerk
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified Receivers in the case of Horatio Ro-
by VS. John II. Protzman, Francis Protzman,
and Lewis f. ProIzman; and the books. paper,.
and amounts of said firm are in ouF hands kr
settlement. Those Who are indebted to SAID
firm will please cali upon the undersigned I'M
mediately, Snd settle HOEATlO HUNT.
JOHN WEST,
Feb. 81. 1851 nol0 Receivers.
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Notice.

Andrew Mccullough, At my instance an attachment
rs was issued on the 18th day Of
Horace Beknap March, A. D. 1854, BY John
West, Justice Of the Peace of 0ange township, Car
roll county, Ohio against the moneys and effects Of Hor.
ace Dellknsp non resident Of Carroll County for the
sum OF ffty.seu dollars.
April Ia lSst,-a', ANDREW MCCULLOUGH.
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CoNNEcTIcUT LEGISLATURE two Hous-
es in convention the 4th inst. chose Hen
ry Luton for Governor. A. H. HALEY, Lieu
tenant Governor, o. H. Perry, Secretary D.
w. Crump, Recorder, and j. Dunham, Treas
urer--all Wings.
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JUsTrcEs CoURT-An important law was pas.
sed by the late legislature, giving Justices Of
the Peace concurrent jurisdiction in the collec-
tion of all small sums less than $500. This
law will be of much utility to many in the col
lection of claims. 1t may perhaps save an At
torney's fee.