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tain = U. s. Senator. and thereby forever doom
ths fair plans Of Kansas and Nebraska to re.
ceive the impress Of The manselsd limbs Of hu.
man beings, made dpFighl in the image Oftheir
maker, who have been guilty ofno crime or
misdemeanOr against any Law, human or d.
vine. Our nstiOns are that native born A.
msriOans are entitled 10 all the privileges any
foreign bora can TsSsh-and that foreigner
upon the legal and proper qualifications shall
be entitled to all the rights and privileges Of
native born citizens under the constitution. II
this be Know NOlhingism, then are We charge.
able with the sin, If sin it be-.
But they say Palmer and Boutwell,, were
'sAcRmsED' by the very gentlemen who bad
helped to place them in nomination and in-
duced then to believe until the very day Of ..
lection that they were sincerely and honestly
lsbOring for their slectioas Now as the gen.
tleman editor has, through his 'niuny' serib-
blsrs made the charge, vs here deny The truth
Ofths same and call for The proof.
Who is the gentleman or gentlemen that are
guilty Of the charged Name them and produce
the proof, or set yourselves down as SANDER
eTs and fsls6eTp. ...
We aver that portion Of the eight hundred
Republicans who. voted for those gentlemen
last fall, are the men who placed them il
nomination. and doubtless would have beer
elected il their opponents bad not seduced th'
order Of Know NOthings by being members OF
In some Other way,
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Our Ticket.

This wsek We swing to the public gaze the
Republican ticket Of Carroll county.
And in doing so, we can say that il will be
endorsed with hearty good will, by the SOW
ereigns of Little Carroll
Upon looking the whole ticket, We eanno
conceive how it could be beitered The Aud
itor, Treasurer, and Sheriff are the present in
cumbents, all of whom are good and efficient
officers, and have, during the present term
discharged the duties Of their respective Offices
with credit to themselves, and to the satisfac.
ton Of all.
Our Representative is gentleman in every
sense Of the word, and man worthy the nom.
iuation. He is TO be trusted upon all the live
issues Of the day. And we guarantee that in
casting vote for U. s. Senator, he will no
vote for Geo. E. Pugh, Douglas Nebraskr
doughfaCe; but like true freeman, will aid il
the election of none other than such as th
Hon. B. F.Wade, who has discharged hi
whole duty to his God and his country in ev
cry instance during the last SIX years.
The candidates for. Commissioners are boil
gentlemen of considerable property and ar
deeply interested in the. financial hairs of Ou
county. With such men to manage the mOnetar
affairs, the people need have no fears Of Littl
Carroll getting robbed by such blessed LOcOlc
ee miscTeants as Hamilton county has bee
cursed with for the. last ten years,
Our candidate Tor Recorder, is young ma
Of good moral character, and one OF the YER
best penmen in the county.
The candidate for Prosecuting attorney is
young man OF talent, and ndomltable energy
All OF US know MIR. Reehm TO be honest
faithful, and capable. Besides, his reSidenc
in the county stat makes IL convenient for a
who have in that department Of The county bu
siness transactions.
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EagNiOhts,

On last Monday night this@Pope Of Rome
order, met al the house Of Robert J, Atkinson
Esq, the present Third Auditor in the United
States Treasury Department. and doubtless
then and there, under the roof Of this pamper-
cd Servant of the Pierce, and Pope Of Rome
doughfaCe party, and whilst he is here at hom 4
under payI(rOm the Pierce Administration, at
the rate Of nssrly ten dollars per day, has Jes
uit Ike been instrumental In augmenting the
members of thai Jesuitical party.
The political wire workers, were all 'brOught
to, by sbe inimcable Auditor, and caused TO
dance round in ell kinds Of antic skips. The
Post Master, Ex-sheritFs, Ex-Justices Of the
peace, and the present incumbsut,were all busy
in making and giving invitations tO.the unlniti.
ated from the country, to attend the Romish
den, and swear their allegiance under the
oaths We have published, TO the Pope of Rome
and the Pierce, and Douglass. Atchison and
strngfsllow. Slave extending, Negro driving,
Democratic party. What beautiful comment
pom the liberties of the American people.
To drive gOOdly portion Of true aud loyal
naturalIEed American citizens to desperation
by circulating ell manner of lies, and base-slan
ders sssinss the Republicans such as charging
thsm With Know NOthingism, and opposition e
ali foreigners, and thereby hide and cover up
the true issues of th's campaign is the object
But il Is no use for Pierre to send out biz
bosom missionaries Of that foul den He may
succeed with few raw recruits, but enough oI
the people zee through it all,
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TIME TABLE.
OF THE
ARROLL (OpN1l RAIL ROAD.

On and after Monday, July 2Srd, 1855, the Train
will leave CarrOIton, Ohio daily, Sundays excepted,
at O'Clock and As minutes, A. NJ, stopping at all way
stations, and connect with Mail Train the O. p K X,
enabling passengers going North TO arrive at Cleveland
at o'clock and 20 minutes. r, NJ, and At Pittsburgh at
O'Clock and 80 minutes P. NJ, and those going South
to arrive at New Philadelphia at O'Clock and 45 min
utes, p. NJ.
Train win return to CarrolltOn the arrival OF the
Mail Train from Cleveland aud Pittsburgh at Oneida 1t
IL O'Clock and 50 minutes A. NJ. and arrive at Carroll
ton at o'clock and 20 minutes P. NJ, stopping at al
way stations;
Passengers car reach the Steubenville and Indiana
Rail Road, at New Market, al O'Clock P. H. by STAGE
to connect with the trains for Columbus and Steuben
vile.
The Freight Train will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
Through Tickets from Oneida to New Market 0nei.
da to CarrOlton by Rail Road, CarfOllton New Mar
ke by Stage$l to be bad at James Hustons Store,
at Depot, OarrOllton.
Stages aso, run from Carroton to Harlem Springs,
amsterdam, Springfield, Richmond, and steubenvile,
by which travellers can be conveyed without delay
Il. A. STIDGER.
CarrolltOn, o. July 2l.ls65. Superintendent
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Senatorial Convention.

RecOllect nexI Saturday one week, the 9th Oi
Sept. 10 o'c Elk q. IA, is the time and Miner.
va is the place, for all the Delegates from
Carroll and Stark county, to meet in COnyen-
tiOn and place before the people of this district,
a Republican candidate for State Senator. Lei
all the delegates be present.
The practice has heretofore obtained. tha
every township in the district is entitled to one
vote, which rule is still adhered to
Let the very best man in the district be chos
en- for bis election is made sure,
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Know NOthings In CarrOlltOn,

Week before last we endeavored to show
from pertain state Of facts that Know Hoth-
ings we're not opposed to voting for natural
ipvd ciusens, pOtvithstanding The avermen's
q ths LOCOlocO press to the contrary-snd re-
isured 10 the election Of Justice Of the peace in
this township. at which election both cAndi'
dates we're nptuTalised citizens.
But The 'ninny Seribblers' who. scratch for
he suokoo's nest on the bill, have declared
70 the world through iH offspring, that the or
der known - Know Nothings iD that instance
.pLHs' pot run any csndidate;' and by sPe :
Csl dspensation resolved chat for this once,
vs Know NOthings will vote as we pleaseP
How do the 'ninnies know that what they
say is trueY Do not they guess, or have they
two faces, ,-one for the Know NOthings and
one for the Sag NichtsH If What they had
said Of the Know NOthings prior to their lssI
issue be true, What thsy say In their last Issue
l. false. They have said that the Know No
Ghinga eOold not and dare not vote for natu
Tzlissd eiiisen because Of their obligations OF
osths TO the contrary. And get, these sell
'sams ninnIes declare 10 their lsst offspring
thaG ;. ths Justices election in GsrrOltop, last
spring. the Know NOthings that for once re-
solved 70 vote % they pleased and therC fore
the Know NOthiugs voted for rHara candidate,
and possibly for The other Is not this fair
specimen Of LOcOloco reasoning. Rggle 10, and
nggIs out, gentlemen, Il ls 9 fsir specimen oi
yOuF course.
Then they strike OF into The election VI last
fall. snd refer 70 Ae sases Of Msssrs Palmer
and Boutwell,, and aver that these men ware
IFishmen, and therefore lhs Know Nothings
could not vote for them. bu could vote for 6
German for Justice Of the Psaes--a much more
responsible ofiOe than either that Of eOunty
Commissioner or Iuarmary Director, It i
lEus thai Msssrs. Walters and Long. may b,
xHxssRs Of that order, and therefore they re
esissd de yotas Of the order. And il 90, tn
reason then that they did %. could not hav
bssA because Palmer and BotkwslI we're Irish
paea; but fOs some other and probably 70
re reason before stated. But TO al
sign any other reason than the ono that the
ssFs Irish born, would not 90 admirably su
the designs Of the slave power. epi therefor
.thsy keep making appssls 70 nasuraliEed cit
ssps for shs purpose Of getting ihsir votes
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
. "NW E"H

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Authority Of the University Of Free Medicine and
popular knowledge. Chartered By The State Of
Pennsyyanla, April is 1883, with capital Of tl0O
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The Uniyersiiys remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
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The Upiversily's remedy for Cosdve Bowels
Also the University's Almanac, may be bad at the
Branch Dispensary or store Of DE-. O. A. BOegel Car
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Also at the Dry Good store Of B. LAtimer New Hg'
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Nay II. lS55.-5m.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Steamer Pacific arrived at New York
Oh the 23rd inst, bringing Liverpool dates to
l0k-o'clock A. NJ. of August the llth.
The news by this arrival is unsatisfactory-
many rumors aud few facts. Nothing definite
from the Crimea. Private advlces say that
the bOmbardment had been resumed, but as
yet We do not know with what effect. Gen,
Markham is spoken Of in certain circles as like.
ly % succeed to the command. but the state.
ment is doubtful. Sir Colin CampbsiI's ap.
|Pcintmeut would be more popular The Queen
is desirOus to nominate the Duke of Cambridge,
but be prudently declines the honor; Offering,
'hcTever 10 60 out as second 10 command
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TH1 BASx OF MAAsILLoE.--We learn from
the 'Massillon News that Judge 3elden has
appointed George Harsh, DR.. isaac Steese and
P. O. Hull. receivers for the old Bank of Mas.
SillCp, with power 70 wind up The business O
that deiunct institution. They take the place
Of the former Asaiguees OF the bank. The re.
ceivsrs have given bonds 10 the sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars. and have entered
upca be duties Of their appointment
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REPUBLICAN, sTAgE TICKET

yoR GOVERNOR,
sALMoE P. CHASE, Of Hamilton.
YoR LnuTESANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS Il. FORD, of Richland'
yoR AUDITOR oBsfATE,
RANCIS N. WRIGHT, Of Champaign.
yoR sEeRxIARY OF STATE,
JAMES H. BAKER. Of Ross,
yoR TRRAsuRER OF STATE,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
yoR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CoPRT,
(FOr the FaI Term,
JACOB BRINKERHoFF. Of Richland
(For The HaeOney,
CHAS. O. CoNVERs, of Muskingum.
yoR ATTORNEY GESxRAL.
=. D. KlMBALL, of Medina
ron MKxBER or THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORK
ALEX. @. CoNoVER, Of Miami.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

On the first day OF September, A. D. 1855, at O..
clock in the afternoon will be sold the premises to
the highest bidder the following real Estate as the pro
perty Of Edward Foster deceased. TO witt The East.
half of the South West quarter Of Section three (S)
in township fourteen 4) Of range five 5iD the Steu.
benvle district, containing seventy.nine acres and
twenty-five hundiedhs Of an acre. 79 II more less
lying and being in the township Of Washington county
Of Carroll and state Of 0hio-subect to the widows
DOVER and to the right Of entry to keep in repair mill
race upon said tract appraised at 81 200 0O.
Terms OF sale-0ne-hird cash in hand, one.t third in
one year. and the balance in two years. with interest
from day of sale; the deferred payments secured by
mortgage upon the premises. JOHN N. BRYANT,
Executor of Edward Foster, deceased.
Aug-2, 1855 At Pr. fee $3.50
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BUCKEYE CARD WRITER.

The Undersigned would Respectfully announce to the
citizens Of CarrOOn and the rest Of mankind that he
is now fully prepared TO execute in the best possible
Manner address cards, business cards, visiting cards,
complimentary cards, &C.. &C. those cards are gotten
up in copper plate style, and are far superior to any
printed cards muse. Terms low, and satisfaction
given or no charge made /. ULMAN.
Carrollton, Aug. Is, 1855. H.
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STRAYBD OR STOEEN

EROM the Subscriber in Fox Up, Carroll co. on the
II 2sth Of July, two Bay Mare Colts, year old,
the other two years old past both have three white
ieet black name and tall and each star in the FORE
head neither Of them large growth. Any person giv'
ing information where hey ma be hund, shall he lib'
orally rewarded. u. he0lLl.
Aug. 8, 1855, 3w. pd.
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sale oil RenI Esalte BIZ urder Of COnrl

On Saturday the 22nd Of September next 1850 at
70 o'clock, noon of said day. will offer sale at the
late residence of Henry b. Smish, Decd in Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio, the nact of land on
which said deceased lived at the time Of his DEATH Be-
ing part Of the south quarter OF Section twelve 2)
in Township fifteen, (b) OF Range seven, 10 contain.
ing nineteen acres and twenty-five hundredths Of an
ere more or ess On i'd tract there is dwelling house.
Grist mill, water privilege and necessary out houses
and improve ments about sixteen acres cleared and IN
good state of cultivation. Appraised N$l 800
Terms-One third in hand, and the balance in two
EQUAL annual instalments with interest," secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES HAUGH, Admir- Of H. B. Smith.
Aug. 23, 1856. 4w Pr, fee, $3.50
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time since the establishment of the paper has 30 large
an expense been made for its editorial management
The low terms at which the paper is furnished render
necessary much increased subscription list, in order
TO afford adequate returns to the propretors for labor
bestowed and cspitalinvested.
1t seems now, on the threshold at an important and
exciting election fitting time to appeal to Its friends
for generous effort in its behalf The posiuon ano
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up to the hour Of publication special report ol tne
Csula market prepared for the Journal with great
care I'M he toupd In our Commercial columns.
The Proprietors Of the State Journal peing assrous
that the friends of the Republican party snouu nave
The opp crtunity OF judging for themselves o. s mesI'
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ced cost we are confident they will be mad up In
creased number Of its patrons.
Auo a lShh
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ROAD NOTICE.

petition will be presented to the Comm ssioners
Carroll county Ohio, at their September session IL },
praying an alteration Of part of the county road lee ng
from Oneida to Pekin, in said county. The ate, ion
begins on the North side ofthe Tuscarawas Bra Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad where the
crosses said road from Oneida Pekin and thence
follows, N. 4ste E, 29 6-l0 rods thence N. ~ Q E.
90 rods, thence N. 6S L. 10 7l0 rods to point
the road towards Pekin. Those interested will act &C.
cOrdngly. Il. V. BEVER L OTHERS.
Aug. 2, 1855. 4w,
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REpUpEdCAN COUNTY TICKET.

For RspresentAtive--SlLAs POTTS.
For Auditor--JOHN l. BLACKBURN.
For Treasurer--J0HN MOODY.
For Sheriff-JoHN H. WHIfCRAFT.
For ordei-lSAAC ULMAN.
For COMMISSIONER STRAYER,
THOMAS. WEIR.
FOR Prosecuting Att'y--WM. Il. CHAMPER
Fer In6rmary DnectOr-DAVlD REEHM.
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LAST NTICE.

am again constrained to call upon ell who have un.
paid costs remaining due me on the docket in the
Probate Office, to attend promptly and dscharge the
same. THIS is POSITIVELY THE LAST NOTICE. aDd those
inte rested negecting TO avail themselves Of It,
before the 18th Of next month"; may expect visit from
an OFFICIAL FRIEND, who will look for pay for his trouble.
A. W. MORRISON
CsrroltOn, July 10, 1855.
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ATTACHMEMT NOTICE.

d. A. Arter. Plaintiff Before II. A. Stidger, JUS
against uce OF the Peace, 0i Gen.
Jacob shuiiS, Defendsnt ire Township Carroll CO. o.
On the gath day OF August d. d. 1885, said Justice is
sued an order Of attachment in the above action for the
SUN Of thirty eight dollars aud twelve cents. With
costs, that may accrue in said action. D. A. AFTER.
Au0 l9hh 8w
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lIROad Notice,

The Stock holders of the Carroll couu ty Rail Road,
are notified that there WILDE election for Directors
for said Road Saturday the 2sth day OF Seplem Der
next H. CO1slLI rIes'@
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TIE TRuH Vnw.-At the Republican meet
ing in Highland county, Gen. WOrthlngtOn
spoke for an hour with great effect. The News
SAYS, after the General had given a rapid sketch
of .be history Of parties in this country, he
proceeded to show that the great issue now
presented to the people, was whether the aris'
tOcratc elementin our government presented
by the slayehOlding interest, shall prevail; and
said the time had come for the settlement oi
this momentops question. It was nov to be
decided whether the will Of $4,000 slave
holders. or the will of oyer twenty millions o.
non-slsvehOldsrs. control the policy Of this gov
ernment in regard to its new Territories, de
could not doubt on which side Of this issue The
people of Ohio, and of all the free States,
would be found. The Generals speech was
rsplete with historical and statistical facis
bearing bis subject and produced marked inn
preston
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From tha Editor Of the American Phil Courier
Truly valuable WOrk--the great Book Of fhe day
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that l paced in the hands Of
James p Cummings Of CAIRO llton, Ohio all my notes.
duebills &C. prior to my removing West, and persons
nol having dis harged the requested to call
with him and discharge the same Immediately;
ANDREW CLARK,
Aug. so, 1856. sw
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LOST some time since, several DuObs and accounts
i in favor Of Geo. T. kennedy, DR.. Pool aud john G
Buck Any person returning them TO nae, shall be lib
orally rewarded. jams GALLAHER.
Aug. 23, 1855. 3w.
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The Tomato, The Peach, The Pear.
And every variety Of Autumn Fruit eau be elfectu
ally preserved without spirits, sugar piee in Air.
Tight Cans. Of which large supply Of ONeli and
Hunteria
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"Ru CKEYE DOUBLE.sEAIER.. !

With direeuous for use, sealing aerial &C., is kept
constantly on hand by TaOs. b. ATKINSON, CarrOltOn,
Ohio Copper 4 Tnsmith, Stove Dealer, &c, &C.,
Orders from Fruiterers, Farmers, Housekeepers,
filled promptly,
IB- These cans are as easily fastened by any one, as
. letter is called
Aug. 80. 1855. tt
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ESTATE OF AARON ELLIOTT, Dec,
Notice is hereby given that the unders gued has
been appointed and qualified as Executor Vi the last
Ill and Testament OF Aaron Elliott deceased late Of
Carroll county, Ohio JAMES Is. ELLIOTT,
Aug 80, 1855. SW,
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Mass meeting Of the two parties today,