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erary and Family Neewspaper,an assertion fully sas+
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than any similar journal published in this Country Eu'
rope It embraces mole Agricultural Horticultural Me-
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and Cattle Market. 1t has Six Editors, s published IN
he best style, ard sxcels in Contents and AppesEancen
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The Sixth Volume, commencing Jan !, 1855, will sur
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| Jan. a5-'55.
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ApvKRrrsExKxrs OF TINS WEKK.-We call
part,eular attention to the advertisements Of
this week.
Mcdowell g. Co, Of steubenville, Ohio, pre-
seuts their splendid stock Of Wall Papers and
Borders, Of the latest styles, to the public
Their stock consists of papers Of all cOlors and
descriptions also. window shades, &c. They
keep constantly on hand large assortment OI
School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Sta.
tiOnsry, &ct and are prepared to fill all or
ders in their line. Read their advertisements
The semi, Annual Examination of the class
es of Richmond College, will take place on the
28th inst. On the evening OF the 29th, there
will be a contest by the two Literary societies
ofthe students. Tho summer session vii
commence on the 7th Of May, next This In
slitutiOn is fourishing finely See advertise
ment.
The advertisement Of Burnell d Co., !
worthy attention. Their Brilliant Scheme, t.
be distributed as soon as 800, 900 beautiful en-
cravings Of the State Capitol are disposed Of.
Every purchaser of this splendid lithOgraphi
engraving, which costs but one dollar, wi
receive certificate Of membership entitlin
him to a chance of the prizes. We have re
ceived one of the engravngs which IS raj
specimen of art-rich enough to grace the fiji
est parlOr.
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For IowAs-Dr. Henry E. Hunter and LADY,
together with Robert Crosier, ESQ., oil TINS
place, left yesterday morning on the cars, Tor
Iowa. DR.. Hunter located last spri9g, IN New
ton, Jasper county, Iowa, A few weeks Slnce'
he returned to this place On 4 visit, and be'eV-
ing it was not good for man to be alone, he
took to himself wife, Ia notice of which has
heretofore been published) and.has returned to
the West. We vish our young friends "safe
Journey" and abundant success,
MIR. Crosier has gone to Fort DesMoines' as
~we understand, for the purpose of making ar
,,rangemsnts for starting apsper at that place.
As the Capital Of the State will be located there
next month, as provided for by an act Of'tke
Legislature Ofthat State, and but one paper
there now, and it poorly managed, itwAl'be
good situation. We hope he will succeed
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PARTITION NOTICE:

.Jeremiah Koontz and In Common Pleas OF Car.
Elizabeth Koontz, his roll county and State OF Ohio,
wife. Aprn Term, a. u Ieo''
vs.. /
Charles /. Lasure and In Partition ~
Carissa Lasure his wife, Charles l. Lasure, anu Oa-
Thomas Beatty, Robert rssa Lasue his Wlie IhOihA,
Beatty and James B. Beatty, Robert Beatty, and
Valdfman. James B. Haldeman, VIII
take notice, that petition
was fled AGAINST them on the 18th day of February,
D 1Sb6 in the Court of Common Pleas, ,o Carroll coun
ty and State of Oho,by Jeremiah KOOntz and Elizabeth
Koontz his wife, and Is now pending, wherein said Pc
titioners demand partition of the following real estate
Wiz lots number thirty.three and iory.eight in the
town of Magnolia, in said Carroll county and thai at the
next Term of said Court application VII oe naas oy
said Petitioners for an order that partition be made
said premises. I5I JEREadAI EMAIL houNi G,l-.f iA'
By Z. R. Eckley, their AN7,
Feb. 22.-'55, CIV. pr fee s5,25
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Kate Aylesford-A story of the hefugees-By
Charles J. Peterson, author of Cruising in
the last war;, and Publisher of Petelson's
Ladies' National Magazine Complete in
one large volume, neatly bound in cloth, for
one dollar and twenty-five cents or in two
volumes, paper cover, for one dollar.
This excellent narrative is now in press and
will appear in a few weeks. Judging from the
known ability ofthe author, we anticipate
rich treat in the perusal of the book, The
Sunday Mercury pronounces it "a novel OF thrill
ling interest The Philadelphia Dollar News
paper says
The must discriminating critics pronounce
this novel the finest production Of its kind that
has appeared for many years. 1t is emphati
OaIly powerful story. Every succeeding
chapter proves more interesting than those
which have precededit. The incidents are not
only original conception, but they are pre-
sented with unusual vigor. The character
are all sketched after the fashion of true ar
Itist, There is not an unnatural incident nor al
Iindelicate allusion in it; but from the openlni
to the close it is chaste, both in conception an
EXPIRE ssion. Morality, patriotism and oil tn
virtues are prominently held forth-the goo
are made to prosper, while the evil are punish
ed. The most fastdious can take no exceptlo
to this story, while those who delight in graph
ic descriptions and strongly marked characters
cannot wish for anything more exciting tina
are the chapters of Kate Aylesford.'
Copies of either edition of the work. will
sent to any person, to any part of the Unite
States, free of postage. on their remittlng tf
price of the edition they may wish, in lettt
post paid, directed to I. B, Peterson No. IL
: Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
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Francis Wheaton
VS..
Elisabeth Wheaton,

Elisabeth Wheaton (defeEdant) who is nonresident
If Carroll county Ohio will take notice. that on the rst
day of November A. D. 1858 the said Fraucs Wheaton,
fled in the office Of the 0erk the Court Of Common
Pleas of said Carroll county, his Petition, which is now
pending setting forth that the 2sh day OF Septem
ber. A. D. ls4S the said Petitioner and the said Elisa
beth we're lawfully married, and continued to live TO
gather as man and wife, until the month Of October,
b 1885, when she without any just cause wifully 40
sented herself from said Petitioner and has continues
absent from that time to the present. The prayer of tn
Petition is for dissolution Of said marriage contract
existing between said Petitioner, and said Elisabeth
Wheaton. FhANUIo VIZ LoN.
By E. r. Eckley his Atty.
Ian. Q5-'55. 6w. pr fee $3.50.
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RE Rev. Boggs, of the N. W. Christian
Magazine, will please accept our thanks for
back numbers of the Magazine. Our file is
now complete. The March number Of the Mag
ziau is a good one. We are happy to learn
that success is crowning the efforts of the edi-
tor. His subjects are inexhaustible Primitive
Christianity-Gene acknowledgements
Reform and Universal Liberty--a broad plat
form, these. Price one dollar year. Al
dress John Boggs, Cincinnati, 0.
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Il fact-Facts are stubborn tkings.-The Philadelphia
Saturday Gazette, of the very best family newspa
pers published in the United States says and we do
hesitate to endorse every letter from source SO re
spectacle
at is seldom that we recommend what are termed
patent medicines to the confidence patronage OF ou
readers and therefore, when we recommend Dr. Hoot
lands German Bitters prepared only by Dr. G. NJ Jack
son, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we ar
not speaking of the nosrums Of the day, that are nos
ed about for brief period and then forgotten after
has done its guilty Of mischief but of medicine
long established universally priced, and which has me
the hearty approval of the faculty itselt"
Sold by C. A. Begel Carrollton, Ohio.
MarchS-2w.
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SECURE THE SHADOW
pFF0RE THE SUBSTANCE FADES.

Mr. JAMES B. GILSoN takes pleasure in apgsuneing
To the citizens Of Carrollton and vicinity hat be is
now in town with bis large Skyight DagusTfean Gar,
and is prepared to take kenesses in The most sprfo
we'd styye on the shortest notice, and in all kinds of
weather From former experience and success in tie
business he Aatters himself that be will be sble
to please the most tasty.
Nv prices range from 50 cents upwards,-SO come
RIGHT straight along, for mast have pleny to DO, 10
order to live at these prices Boys, give your gnia
presents in the form of DagneFrsoPes, and they VIII
love yO1 twice as much Pins, Rjngs, LOekets, &C.,
filed ia the best of order.
NIB Pictures must be lie Hke or Eo charges viii
be made. Office hours from Osl0sk Il. ~, 70 4
o'clock P. n.
az Instructions given in the art on reasonable
'i''' JAMES B. gibson
Novomher O. IRk4-sm:
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Col, BENToN's Loss.--The Washington
Globe, speaking of the fire which destroyed
Col Benton's house, says;
tWe asked Col Benton if his house was in
sured, and he replied as follows: No it was
not insured; but l care nothing about that; in-
surance could not have saved all that consid-
cred valuabe-rthe bed on which my wife died,
on which slept; her clothes, which were in u
trunk setting at the head of it, the articles
which she priaed most around 1.-THE last things
l saw at night and the first in the mornlng-7
which cannot be supplied.
But what shall most feel--more that now
do-will be the loss of the memorials of my wife
whose body, still above ground, it will be my
first care to remove to st. Louis when released
from Congress, to be buried in the place il
which had collected the remains Of my deaf
my mother, children, grandchildren, sister--t
take the place by their side, which she and
hadmarked out for ourselves
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Simeon Jennings
VS..

Simeon Jennings
VS..
James Allison
By virtue of writ of f. fa ct lev. a issued from the
Court of Common Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio and to
me directed Twill offer for sale at public auction at the
door OF the Court House, in the town of Caroon, in
said county of Carroll, Ohio, Monday the ninth day OF
April next. between the hours of ten o'clock a. NJ and
four clock P. M of said day. the following described
real estate situate in said County, of Carroll and State o
Ohio, to wit The undivided half of the south east
quarter of section eleven of township thirteen
FOX To-, in range four Al of Steubenville land dis
trict. appraised at 800. Terms cash.
JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March 1-'6h. I'd. pr fee So 90
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT

This liniment has won its way to popular ia, 7r by
its most unparalleled success in heaLrg the wounded
and soothing the most excrutiatiag PAIN
For rheumatism it has % equal, as :CW application
will cause the patient ltap for1y. Cuts burns, gals
and all sores requiring ext rnal apL caon will van
nush like magic before the all healing mustang. 1t il
equally applicable to man Or beast Sold by
DIR. c. A. B0EGEL Carrollton, Ohio,
G. W. WESTBR00K,
Originator and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices, SC4 Broadway, n. Y, aud corner
3rd and Market street, st, Louis, Missouri.
Sept l4-54 en-.
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D1ED.-Ou the Gath Of February, 1856, at
the residence of William Helmick, Esq, Mary
A. Shook, daughter of John and Elizabeth
Shook, aged 10 years, month, and II days
She left her father who lives three miles
north Of Carrollton, some time in July last, to
visit her relations, residing in Goshen township
in this county. After she had been with them
for some time, she concluded to work in the
neighborhood few months, before returning
to her father. After living at Mr.. Williams fol
some weeks, she learned that Mr.. Helmick
wished to hire girl TO work, and on the 9th o
January last, she, of her own accord, wen
there to work and on that day three week
was confined to her bed with violent attack o
lung fever, which baffied the skill of the hes
physicians, and terminated her earthly exis
tence.
About two months before her death, Will
attending aprotracted meeting at Rhohobotl
church, she came out from the world and knel
at the altar of prayer, thus acknowledging her
selfa seeker OF religion. From that time, unit
her death she appeared to enjoy hope of hap
piness beyond the grave; She bore her al
Fiction with resignation to the Divine Will, an
as she approached the closing scene. she re
ceived brighter and more glorious evidenc
of her acceptance with God: Her last word
were, "Come, Jesus, just now, and take N
home )" and with a smile upon her counter
ance she ceased to breathe.
She was kind hearted, industrious girl, an
up the time of her last sickness enjoyed goc
health. Again we are reminded of the unce
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IIANnFOR SALE.

Twill sell, on reasonable terms, the following decli-
he'd tract of land situate in the township Of Lee Carol
county, Ohio viz; part of the southwest corner oht
northwest quarter of section nineteen in Township
twelve of Range four, containing Twelve acres oand
decided by Guy Dudgeon, to Sarah Davis now dt
ceased. Terms made known by application to the Ill
dersgned, at New Market, Harrison Co., Ohio.
perfect title can and will be given by all the heirs
Apply soon as it must be sold.
HARNAN DAVIS, AGENT.
March /, '55. CIV.
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Ng- HENRY'S INV.GORATING CORDIAL The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure of physical prOsratiOn, genital debility ner
vous affections, &C., &c. fully described in another
column of this pa2er which the readeris referred 81
DER bottle bottles for S6 six bottles for ST. SIG PEI
Dozen Obs rye the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by 5. =. COHEN, No. Franklin Row
Pine Street, below Eighth Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For Sale by DR.. c. A. Boe
gel, Druggist, Cavrolton, Ohio, and by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the country.
April 90 1e64.-lY,
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Stratagem.

The undersigned deems it his duty to inform the citi
gems of the Union that certain mean unprncipled in
dydua has posted up notices at various places in Car
roll county Ohio, stating that will net make deed for
the farm which Moore 6 Co. have adverized in their
81 600 Gifts Enterprise" which statement Is utterly
false and circulated for no other purpose than hai
Seem n my duty to inform all persons that all such
mors are positively untrue as intend if living to make
them an indsputabe title for said property before th
time appointed for the Distribution of their Gifts which
time isthe 4th day of June 1855.
Dec. 4, 54.-E
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ROAD NOTICE.

There viii be petition presented 70 the Commission
e ofCarroI county at their March session. 1885, prsy
ing for view to be had In order % make an alterasA
in the road leading from Augusta in Carroll county
10 Hanover 10 Colgmbiana comfy, Ohio as follows, 10
Wit Commencing at the cross roads on the land Of
John Shaw sen. thence q northeriy direction west oi
the old road 10 the north line Of the land Of John aaw
Jun. thence 10 or the northwest corner OF James
u. Chamber land thence along The north ins until
il reaches the pors-eas corner Of sAid and thence The
nearest and best until il intersecs The old road be-
low Winders' Hil Many PETITIONERS.
Eeh LEX ID
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,ainty OF lie, and The certainty Of death. But
a few weeks ago. Mary Ann enjoyed as good
health as any Of US, and bid fair for long life
and worldly happiness but in the bloom Of
youth she passed away from the scenes Oi
earth-her body now .slumbers 10 the silence OI
the grave, and her spirit has gone to God who
gave it. Truly. in the midst Oflife we are iu
alb,-TTus. Advocate. W.
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THR NEWPORT SAFETY FUND BANK. THE
Auditor Of the State of Kentucky gives notice
tina! he will redeem the five, ten, and twenty
dollar bills on this bank as far as the means in
his hands will enable him to do SO Before any
notes were countersigned by him, bonds of tie
State Of Kentucky to the amount of $4,000,
and mortgages on real estate, in Crawford
county, where placed in his hands to secure
them. The money for which these mortgages
were given is not yet DUE Gin. Gazette
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EE- Medill, of the Cleveland Leader, paid
us flying visit last week. We were glad to
see our friend so robust and healthy, amid the
labors of an editerailife, He looks as though
be could stand another battle with the allies OF
Slavery, and come off as did the friends Of
freedom in the last campaign -cnnqueror'--
He, as ever, is Incorporating on the subject
of human rights, May success attend him.
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NEW VOLUME OF
The woOI Grower a. stock Register.
Feb. 22,-55. e.


-:0-
The Seventh Volume Of this Journal commences with
January, 1855. II is improved in both Contents aud
Appearance Publisher spares DO reasonable effort
or expense to render the work indispensable to ell in.
terested in the objects TO which it is devoted Themais
features Of the work continued with the addition Of
val liable improvements. Each number contains
THIRTY TWO LARGE OCTAVE PAGES!
And printed and illustrated in superior style The
volume comprised large amount Of the most usefu
and reliable information on the breeding, rearing and
profitable Management Of Domestic Animals including
Pedgrees of Pure-bred Cattle, Horses, Sheep &C. th
Names and Residences Of the principal Breeders an'
Owners Of Improved Stock throughout the country ,e
ike Portraits Of Domestic Animals, &c. Careful Review
Of the Wool, Cattle, Grain and Provision Markets ar
given in each number-an invaluable feature.
TERMS: Fifty Cents Volume, Two volumes year.
Five copies for 81; Eight for So Eleven for a Sew
enteen for Sc Twenty for s. Thirty for $40 An ex
ira copy free to every person forming club Of eight
more Yearly copies two volumes) double above rates
r'h nancrs sent 70 different post offices il desired.
Ss ~ Now Is the Zine to Subscribe and form Clubs
Money, properly enclosed may be mailed at our Iiss,
addressed 10 D. D. T. MOORE,
Rochester, w,
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
INDIGESTION

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. j. S. Houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among al
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Naul es apecifc for 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 Dr. G. A. Begel Carrolton Ohio
Feb. 90, 1855. 1v.
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PILES ! PILES Il PILES
HIS Is NO HUMBuGl TRY IT AND SEE.

THIS is NO HUMBUGl TRY IT AND SEE.
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment, will afford positive re
eff n cases of the Piles, ErJsipeas Rheumatism, ana
IL ca ses Of an Inammatory nature ALSO safe and ei
cious remedy for Female Complaints. For the last 8
wears it has given universal satisfaction Readers try IT.
and | will risk the truth of these remarks without
@. A. Begel Agent, Carroton, 0. J. L. Hunt, Lees
burg James Willet, LeaVitsvile, Hull Buss Oneida
ills, and by Druggists generally Price 20 cts' per
bottle, with directions os
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky
| Nov 80 ,'54.-6m.
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RT We invite attention to the card Of Leas
& Harsh, of Fort DesMoines, Iowa, Land
Agents, de- Mr.. Harsh is from our own county,
with whom we are well acquainted, and in
whose integrity we have the utmost fidelity.
All business entrusted to them will be prompt
ly and properly executed.
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bUCKEYE CARD WRITER.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the Citizens Of Carroion and "ths rest Of
mankind" that bel prepared execute address cards.
business cards complimentary cards, &C. These cards
are gotten up in copper plate sty, SRd ere far superior
10 any printed cards. Terms low. AL orders from
distance must be addressed to WIN. Mccoy, CsHOllton
Ohio, who viii make known my terms, receive money
and forward cards. / CLAAN
CArrollton, o. Feb. Is, 1855.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given to Valentine HSun nonresident o.
papst bis property, monies, and effects by Henery
tidger Justice Of the peace of Gentle township Carroll
county Ohio, on Thursday the eighth day Of February
A, D. 1855 at the suit of Van Brawn Administrator o.
Robert Craven for the use Of Israel Wand for the sum
of forty.nine dollars and thrtyfve cents. (S4e 80
VAN BROWN, Atty for Plaintiff
Feb. 22.-'55. 3w.
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RE We would say to those desirOus of re-
ceivipg lessons on the Piano or Melodeon, that
there is yet chance, as Miss Whitcomb's
School is not entirely made up. Persons wish
ing to obtain place will call with her at Mrs
Harbaugh's, or with us. First come first serV
ed. Send in your names.