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"Hsre is the glen, and here the bower
All underneath the birchin shade y

K. N. ORGANs.--The patent Democracy
take great delightin quoting paragraphs from
papers which they are pleased TO call leading
Know Nothing papers in Ohio, as the senti
ments of that order. Read the following pream
ble and resolution passed by the executive
council of that order while in session at Colum.
bus on the 7th and eth inst.
WHEREAS, certain newspapers are constantly
quoting paragraphs and sentiments from papers
which they charge as being our organs. and
thereby endeavOr to make us responsible for
their sentiments, be it therefore
Resolved, That the American Order in Ohio
has no organ, and does not hold itself respon.
'ibe for any sentiments or principles, except
those published over the signatures of officers
oil the State Council." ."--WHo L1EsY
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HORSE ExHDrroN. another column will
be found the proceedings of the Stockholderi
OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania Horse Exh:bi.
tion, at Salem, on the 1th, inst. to which we
invite special attention. A second meeting
was had on the l7th inst. agreeable to adjourn.
mont; and we learn by our townsmsn, Cap. Geo.
F. Kennedy, who is one of tie managers and
was present, that premium list was made out
varying somewhat from last years, which will
be published shortly. Some changes were made
as TO the conduction of the exhibition suggest
ed by the experience of last year--Indications
for an extensive exhibition are fattering,-
With such men as Col. S. D. Harris, of the
Ohio Cultiyator, and Thos Brown of the Ohio
Farmer. at the head of the rank we could ex.
peet nothing short of one of the best exhibitions
ever had in the West.
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Now READY; Tue SrArEsMAs's MANUAL
Containing the Presidents Messages, in.
augural' annual and special, from those Of
washington to the present time: with their
Memoirs and Histories OF their Administra-
tons. Also, valuable Documents and Sta.
hstics The new edition brought down to
the present time. 4 vols. 8vo., with portraits
of all the Presidents, cloth, extra gilt, &c..
10.
This great national work has received the
highest cOmmendation from the Press through
out the country, as we'll as from some of the
most distinguished persOnages connected with
Che Federal and State governments. It is in
dis2ensable to all persons in any way connect
ed with official or governmental affairs. A
full analytical Iudex accompanies the work, by
which immediate reference can be made to any
great gusstion-poltical. social, OF legal.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

Notice is hereby given to John McAllster, of Owel
county, Indiana, Susan McAiser, Samuel Lucas, snt
Hannah his wife, Adaline McAlister Lucy McAIlster
and Rebecca Jane McAllister, of Carroll county, Ohio
and Mary Nc AisteE widow Of George A. McAIister
deceased late of Carroll county, Ohio that Petition
was filed against them on the 26th day of May A, d.
1885, in the Court of Common Pleas of Carroll county
Ohio by George McAllister and jackson Hagaman,
and Temperance, his wife, and is now pending wherein
the said George McAliser, and ia kson Hagaman, and
Temperance, his wife, demands partition o the east
half of the northwest quarter Of section six, (6l in
Township thirteen, (l9l of Range six, (6)in Carroll
county, Ohio GA 59l00 acres The said Petition fur
ther asks that the dover of Mary McAlster widow Of
George A. McAlister may be assigned her in said pre-.
misses.
And also sets out that the naked legal title to said land
was in james McAlister infant son of said George
A. McAiser, deceased that said James never had any
interest in said land and that the same was held in trust
by him for the of his father George A. McAllster
that said George A. had uninterrupted and adverse
possession Of said land more than tWentyone years
that said James has been absent for sixteen or
years. and is believed to be dead &C.,
Application will be made at the next term of tn,
Court by the Petitioners for an order of PartitiO
and an assignment of dowerl of said premises.
VAN BROWN,
Att'y. for Petitioners,
May 81, 55-6w. pr fee $3.50
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NOTICE

Notice s hereby given to HeBu Mucklsy, and John
buckley, Of Stark county, Ohio, and Adam Kuekley, Of
lascaTsWas county, ohio, Susan fihnehart and "
hhlnehaH her husband Catbarne TrusseL and her hus
band Jacob TrusseH, Of Stark county, Ohio. Hannah
Dauehey, and her husband H. J. Dauehy. of Portage
county, Ohio and to George NuckIey whose resdencs
IS unknown, that Joseph Ranne Administrator Of Jacob
Auckey late oi Carroll county, deceased has fled his
Petition IN the Probate Court OF Carroll county Ohio
against them, and CathaFine huckley, widow Of sad
Jacob Nuckley, for leave 70 complete real contract
entered into on The 10th day Of April 1882 BY the In.
esate with Jacob Stoer, for The sale of the EAST half
Oi the South Nest quarer 0i section sixteen tI6l In
township seventeen, (l Of Range seven, (7) eontsI.
ing eighy acres more lees situate In Stark cogbty
ONO, and for leave Oh part Of the heIsalaw to maze
deed to the purchaser Of said land and the said Henry
Iohn Adam, and George Auckley who are brothers Of
interstate, aud said Susan, Cahane and Hannah, who
are sisters Of mtestate, aud their husbands sbOys ham
ed and said CathaFine widow of intestate are notified
that the Petition will stand for bearing in said Probate
Court Of carroll county, the 2Srd day Of June A. d.
1893, where they may attend and they have any ob
Jecons to the granting Of the prayer thereof make the
same known, &c. VAN BROWN
Atty, for Petitioner
May 81, 55-3w. pr fee IS.
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A VorcE TO AMrGIoA:--0s. the Model Reuuh.
he, its Glory or lie Fall: With . Rsvlew 4
The Causes Of The Decline and Failure of N.
Republics Of South America, Mexico. and y
The Old World; applied 70 The PIeseut Or.
ss in the United States One volume. Iqmo
about 40 pages, cloth gill, sI, rs.
Thls work. written IN an earues. Ams riesp
spirit. By ably and experienced writers select.
ed for their eminent fitness for the task win
be found worthy the attentive perusal Of d.
whole american people. II eOndsnses prOdi.
giOus amount Of most valuable information re-
lAting to our social and political economy, and
the dangers to which our civil and national
liberties are exposed, together with illustra.
nOns drawn from the history OF the classic and
modern republics This production must be.
come thegreat text book for American citizens:
since it is so through in its investigations, and
Of such deep, stirring interest. that il cannot
TAIL Of making its direct appeal to the hearts Of
the people.
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Neu Special Notices

tB- AGUE AND FEVER of three years standing
CUkED.-hr. John Longde1, now living at Beaver
Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague and
Fever Tor three years. most of the time had chs twice
day. and rarely less than once he was parched with
teVers as soon as the chill left him; and after trying
physicians quinine, Of the Toncs advertised and
everything recommended to him. was about to give mn
in despair, When Carters Spanish Mixture was spoken
of be got two bottles but before he had used more than
single one, he was perfectly cured and has not had
chill or fever since.
Ar. Longden is only one out Of thousands who have
been benefited by this great tOnie Alternative and blood
purifier See advertisement
Aug, 2.lS55, In
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NEW PHILADELPHIA
FUR SALE OR KENT

Having determined to remove to Iowa. wIsh 10 sell
my Hotel property in CarroltOn Ohio, known Is the
"Wsstern Exchange HOiei,h nov, and for many years
occupied by me as tavern. The buildings are Ia Re
and commOdous and the stand at the corner of Lisbon
and Market Streets, fronting the "Pube square" and
Court House. Beside all the other necessary buildings
there Is good store room in part of the Hotel Build
legs. large stable calculated for fifty horses and on
separate lot from the Hotel i'll be sold with the prop.
eTty. II not sold before the middle Of August next:
the same will be for rent. Terms very fair and reason
able; and possession given Immediately. Call on The
undersigned. RICHARD Ii, LEGG EFT.
CaTollton, Ohio, July 10, 1855. II.
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$500 TO 81 600 a Year.
A. CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

l PICTORIAL Books very popular and ofsuch a mora
and religious influence that while good may safely
engage in their circulation, they will confer public
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eB-To men Of enterprise and tact, this business Of
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tB-Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will re-
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- Ready for Agents sSeaTs' illustrated
Description Of Ghe Russian Empire.
For further particulars address as sbove.
Aug. 8, 1855, 2
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- At this season Of the year no medicine is more
necessary than DR.. HoOfand's German Bitters. The
great stimulating power ofthese Btters and their pro-
perty oeradicating all impurities and renovatiug the
system, commend them highly, and, in fact ali who
would enjoy good health should use them The press
s loud in praise of these bitters We can indorse ali
that has been said in their praise, and from persona
observation we know them to be superior to the thou
sand nosrums forced upon the pubic through the me-
dium Of advertisements Dr. @, II. Jackson in Phila.
deIphia, prepares. this medicine
Sold by DR.. G. A. Beoge Carrolltun, Ohio,
Aug 2S- 2W
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10 School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers
the following times for the year 1856 On the and
Wednesday Of every month throughout the scar and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May, September and
October The meetings be held the Court House In
CarroEoh, at 10 O'Clock A. II. By order of the Board
!. S. heKEAN. Sec.
STANDiSG RULES ADOPTED BIZ THg BOARD OF School Ex.
AMINERs FOR CARROLL COUNTY, FEB. I6TH, 1866.
|. Every applicant must produce certificate of good
moral character Of late date and signed BY responsible
persons.
g. Each applicant must come furnished whh two or
three sheets of ruled paper; also with pen and ink
and with McGufey's Fifth Reader.
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish speci.
men fpenmanshp, skill in punctuation, composition,
and the use Ofcaps letters written in the presence Of
the Board.
A. To each applicant will be submitted list of cues.
tons on Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geograpny,
to be answered in writing
s. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to teach
entitled to certificate who does not correctly an
swer one half of the questions submitted in each branch
6. Certificates will not be issued on the day ofexam.
inaon, but, be RENTED by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable.
Z. Applicants coming in after the class formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected to
wait until the next regular day OF examination.
s. No certificate will be granted to any person who
is known to the Board to be habtusted to the use O
prOfane language, to be incorporate, or dishonest.
By order Of the Board,
I. S. NeKEAN, Sec'y.
Feb. 22,-55. e.
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SECOND ANNUAL
Obi and PennsylVania
Horse Exhibition and Sale.

At meeting of !he Stockholders of The
Ohio and Pennsylvania Horse Exhibition, a
the Farquhar House, Salem, Saturday even.
ing, August 1lth, 1855, for the purpose of or.
ganizing for the coming Second Annual Exhi-
bition, Thos. G. Boone was called to the Chair
and U. H. Booth appointed Secretary,
On motion, voted that Conn mittee of two
be appointed to select officers for the coming
year.
The following persons were appointed said
Committee &C. II. Cornwel and George B
Weaver.
The Committee reported the following Off.
cers-Report adopted:
President Col. S. D. Harris, Of Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Vice. Presidents Brown. of Cleve.
land, Ohio: Jacob Heaton. Salem, Ohio.
Treasurer-Thos. C. Boone, Salem, Ohio.
Recording Secretsry.-o. H. Booth, Salem,
Ohio.
Corresponding secretary--Geo. B. Weaver,
Salem, Ohio.
Finance Com--Sam,l Chessmau, Salem.
g. B. Weaver, do.
9. H. 0ornwell, do,
The following persons were appointed Man.
agers:-
]. III. Brown. Massillon, Ohio.
=. H. Andrews, youngstown, Ohio.
Paul Wick. do do
7. 7. Eckert. Mansfield, Ohio,
Jas. D. Ladd, Richmond, Ohio.
Y. K. Kimball, Canton. Ohio,
Lysander Pelton, 0ustavus, Ohio,
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Q. 7. BradbuFu, Cleveland, Ohio,
J. X CHrtia, do do
Hiram Collias. Raxanna, Ohio,
=. Q. Peterson, canton, Ohio,
Geo. ?. Ksnsdy. CaFrollton, Ohio,
Wm. Hove, Bloomfield, Trumbull Co.,
Ohio,
Edmund Philips. Salem, Ohio,
]. @. Bissell, do do
O. II. cornweII, do do
James Seaton do do
Robert Patterson Pittsburgh Pa.
DR.. David Stanton New Brighton Pa.
r H PEBBLES New Castle Pa.
R II Wilson Wheeling Va.
Levi Mills West Liberty, Va:
On motion. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, the 10th, iIth and lath days Of oelo.
Der next, we're appointed as the days Of Exhi.
bition.
On motion. newspapers aBd periodicals.
friendly TO The Exhibition we're requested TO
publish these proceedings.
On motion, adjourned to meet al the Far.
quher House. Salem. on Friday evening, Au.
gust l7th, for further transaction Of busi.
Ness. 4. @. BOONE pRK-1r
o. II. Booth, Sec'y.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday the 81 inst BY Jacob Helf[icS
Esq. CarrollIOn, Ohio, Mr.. Felix Graymin.
ger to Miss Sophia Banhart, all Of this County.
On Thursday Aug. ls!h, by Rev. ST. Mi.
nor, Carrollton, Ohio, Mr.. William Burrier. to
Miss Elizabeth Hays, both Of Harlem, Carroll
Co. o.
On Sabbath, Aug. I9.b, in Leesburgh
Ohio, by John West. Esq, Mr.. John Stonem an
Of Harrison co. to Miss Eliza Long Of Carroll
Co.
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~ We know of no subject on which public opinion
is so unanimous as the efficacy Of the HooAand German
Bitters. Persons who have long been suffering from
dyspepsia, disease of the liver &C., are Immediately
and permanently cured by their use Procure the gen
une article that prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson at the
German Medical Store, No. 40 Arch street, below
SIXTH Philadelphia. Those who are aing should take
our advice and try his wonderful medicine.
Sold by DR.. @. A BeOgle, CarrOllton, Ohio
Aug g-QW
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THE VERYBE BARGAINS,
RhADY-MlnR Gl0THING
AVLLADA IVA lDI ULU HIltUI

THE ROOM LATELT OCCUPIED BE B MEIsTER.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of this
place and surrounding county, that be Is nov receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready.uade
SPRING AND SUMMER cLOTHiN
which he offers TO bis friends and customers al lower
prices than such articles we're exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best bous.
es n the city he enable 10 receive new supplies evrv
week, thus offering to purchasers the important adysn
tage of having continually new fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are4hereiore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. Heie is the place for bar
gains. The motto is CHEAP for CASH Quick sales and
small profits. s. SHWABACKER, Agent.
Carrollton, April &c, '55.-tf.
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BUCHANAN'S
JOURNAL OF NJ AN.
UNE DOLLAR PEI AENuM IN ADyANoE:


1hirty-two pages monthly VOL v. Commenced Jan.
uary, 1885. DR.. j. X. BUCHANAN, Editor and Pro-
prietor. Longley & Co. Cincinnati and Partridge Z
Britain, New York, Publishers.
LANGUAGE OF THE PRKss.--Thie Journal has been r..
ceived with enthusiastic appreciation BY its readen
throughout the United States. The following are spee
mems Of the language of the press generally;
This sterling publication 10 always welcome TO our Il.
bic. Many OF its articles evncc marked ability ana
striking originality. ."-NAtionil Era >-"P srheus 20
Journal published in the world s 30 far in advance Of
the age."-Plan Deaer.---"No man. unlsss be Ls
straight up and down 'old ogy IN every thing, sun
fail to be highly interested in the perusa Of this outa.
ell" Garnavile eHeTald.-"1his work . pioneer in
the progress Of science. ce."-Louisville Demoeta:--As
scientific journal of the principles that c6nstsuts ard
govern the human frame, this work has no supsros,5-
Clarksville Ledger,"It is Impossible to peruse shls
work without becoming interested in the sub eca q
which it treas.-Maiquette Mercury ut possess
more orgna ity tbsn any other work with which wsass
Gcquant ed. wv ellsvilIe Herald
TERMS
One Dollar sent TO the Editor, at bis hsk, lrsaFss
copy for year. The publication viii be pFo=pt sna
punctual on the 5th OF each month. Specimen Nes
sent grsiitously To Cube Of ~ vi - ssa ~ 81;
10 clubs 0tazsatySOr eIs
july = Is65.
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LADIES WREATH.-The August number Of
this excellent monthly is before us. 1t is both
instructive and attractive in its reading matter
and beautifully embellished. Price 81 90 per
annum, Address Burdock and Scovill, New
York,
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND UN YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens of Carrolltou and Carro
county that they can have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice, BY sending them 70
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks and JeWery Of all kinds, gold Pens
Vions and almost everything usually found il Jewel
ry store. Ny shop in the centre block Immediately al
joining "Espied Exchange"
OLD Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches be left at the residence Of Nr.
Wash. Butler, CarrOltOn Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
Us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Ph adelphia, July 81, 1853.
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ARTHUR's MAeAzlNE.--The September num-
Der OF Arthur's Home Magazine is before us. 1t
is equal in beauty and interest TO any of its
predecessors. Arthur is emphatically the La
dies Companion and the House keepers friend,
Terms $500 per aunum, Address T. s. Ar
thur & Co. Phila.
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During the past week we spent a few days A,
this popular resort for health and pleasure
The geuslemanly proprietOrs. Messrs Hilbert
and ZOllars, take great pleasure in rendering
visitors comfortable. All that heart can wish,
they fursish: and they are indefatlgable in
their efforts to afford all an opportunity of en-.
iOying "a good time while there. The Springs
are panacea for almost all the ilis Of life; and
an excellent resort for the elite, the fasbiona.
be aud Che pleasure seeker The surrounding
scenery is the most beautiful and diversified
well calculated 10 elevate the most depressed
aud cheer the respondent.
"iiere Ia the glen, and here the bower
All underneath the brchin shade.n
Inspiring the visitor with health restoring
thoughts and feelings. Added TO all these is
that crystal stream gushing fOrth-symbolic Of
the life giving properties it possesses, ,-impat.
ing health and vigor to all who partake of the
toantain and lave in the silver tide. And
"HOw pleasant the banks and green valleys below.
Where wild in the woodlands the primroses blow"
With scenes such as these surrounding the
invalid, what else then restoration could res.
ult? We are gratifed to know that Harlem
Springs are becoming deservedy popular and
are literally patronized.
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~We call the attention Of our Merchants
to the advertisement of Messrs. Richards,
Kingsland d Co., manufactures Of and deal
ers in Looking Glasses, in NEW YORK. Their
establishments is one of the largest in the City.
and their facilities for selling low are such as to
render it the interest Of purchasers to give
them q call.
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PETRRsoN's MAeAzINE.-The September
number of this superb monthly has been re.
ceved. The engravings of Peterson are Of the
most beautiful, and its fashion plates are taste
fally and delcately executed which added to its
superior and attractive reading matter make it
most desirable Book. Terms. Sc. 90 per an
mum, Address @. ]. Peterson, Philadelphia.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

IND GESTION & DYSPEPSlA.
DR.. j. S. HOughtons Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among al
the various remedies for these painful and destrucv,
complaints 1t is Natu es specific for an unhealthy
stomach No art OF man can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold by DIR. O. A. Bege CarrolltOn Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. ~.
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GoDEY.-For September has been received
1t is choice understanding 100 pages
Of reading-embellished by 46 engravings,--
The fashion plate is without doubt The hand
soonest one out. Ladies that desire to keep
pace with the progress of fashion should take
GOdey-Terms $500 per annum--9 copies
$500. Address L, A. Cooley, Philadelphia.