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LyornR Pedestrians FEAr.-A female pedes
trian, Miss Isabella MeIrose, has performed at
Meath, England, he astonishing feat Of walk
ins Eve hundred bali miles in five hundred
half hours, and Eve hundred quarter miles in
Eve hundred quarter hours. The event came
of upon The green near the railway station.n
the presence Of a large number Of persons
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School ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been
completed by which our Schools will be fur.
nished with Cotton Fitch's School Geography
at reduced prices. Those intending to purchase
school books, should defer until these books
arr;ve-which will be about a week.
AS our schools will be graded Parents void
do well not to purchase books without first
consulting the teachers.
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AGRIcuLTURAL SoCIETY,-The members Of
the Carroll County Agricultural society will
bear in mind that next Saturday is the day up.
on which officers for the coming year will be
chosen 1t is important that full turn out be
had Come one-come all.
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NOTICE.

A. nv instance an attachment was issued on the
soth Of october A. D. 1856 by George Grimes, justice
= hs eoce in and for the township OF Augusta Carroll
County Ohio against the goods, ehattels and effects
of Matthew Watson, to wit; note oil hahu' mace oy
R6bsrt Wilson to said Matthew, dated Oct. 3. 1855,
and is due Nov. l. 1856, calling for two hundred dol
lara. TIE amount claimed Sii JANIS HATssN
Nov. s. 1870. 3S
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

BY ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT,
Cn Saturday, the 10Th day OF December, 1853, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. H. aud four O'Clock
P H. laid day at the door Of The Count House in the
town Of Carrolton will be sold to the highest bidder;
the following real estate as the property OF Joseph g.
Kennedy, decd, to Wit The und vided one half Of
parcel Of land viz, part of sec ton thirty one, Town
Ship fourteen OF range five bounded as follows; begin
ming at a stone which Is thirty one degrees aud hry
minutes East tea feet distant from the North West cor
ner of lot number twenyone in the original plat OF the
town of CaToon, formerly Centerviile,D two hundred
and forty feet in length ard ninetyeght feet in width,
with all the privileges and appur enanees thereunto be-
longing, excepting and leservng the privilege OF lay
ing off street sixty feet wide oil tue North end) The
same being the Tan Yard formerly occupedby William
Thompson, Also the one undivided half Ct the exclu
i've right AMI prvilegeto ne CERTAIN prng or fountain
Of water contiguous to said premises with all the rights
and privileges Of conducting by pipes, tubes or oher
wise the water issuing from said spring fountain in
direct course through the lands Of Isaac Atkinson, he
original grantor to the said premises and in all things
and in every particular as full and perfect right to enjoy
said premises with the privileges aforesaid, knoMn as
Akinson's Northern Addition he town of Carrolton
Apprais cd at 1915.
Terms of Sale-0ne.third cash, and the remaining
two thirds in two equal annual payments, with interest
from day of sale to be secured by mortgage or otherwise
SAMUEL STERLING,
Admir- of d. g. Kennedy, die d.
Nov | IS55 6y DR. fee $500
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ELEVENTH YEAR.
Sept 2O--1855.

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UIHE undersigned takes this method to inform his
1 fieu Is aud patrons in CarroltOn, and vicinity
that through perseverance, he has got his new Sky.
L!aht Daguerrean establishment completed, Just below
liustOas store near the Depot Carrolton Ohio where
be is nov well furnished with every thing necessary %
execute all business mtIusted to him. have now .
large and well arranged sky-light, which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured .ha. take
good likeness in all kinds Of weather. excepting oichi.
dlen, these require clear day but when clear days
cannot bo had, bring them along at any time aud viii
variant satisfaction. am determined to stand at the
head Of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my Establishment. al who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which other cstab
lsAmeut in this y.iuty boast of and | am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call aud examine as my work shall show for itself.-
Prices will be reasonable and all work warranted not to
fade | have good assortment of stock embracing
variety OF fine cases. ladies' and gents beastpins, aud
will have al assortment Of ockets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views oibudi1gs, Landscapes, family
gr6upes copy work,-in word all business in hi
lue shall be promptly attended to, aad warranted 10
please, Or no sale. J. W. GOULD.
Oct. is, '55-tf.
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WILLIAM YOUNG'S ESTATE,
Notice hereby given that the undersigned as been
appointed and qualified as Adm nisratrix with the WIZ
annexed OF William Young, decea ed aie Of 1arroll
county, Ohio. NANOl l0ON''
Sept. lS,-lS55. Sw
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IO School Teachers.


The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the exauina ton Of Teachers,
the following times tor the year 1906 On the End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the ear; and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May September and
October. The meetings be held at the Court House 90
CauoiOu, at 10 o'clock A. ". by order Of the Board
+. ). MCKEAN. see.
Dec q "a. "a.
STANDING BULEs ADOPTED EY THe BOARD or SCH0or Tx.
AxiNEEs ToE CARROLL CoUATY, FAB. lGTH, 1858.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate Of good
moral character Of late date, and signed BY responsible
persons.
>. Each applicant must come furnished with two OF
three sheets Of ruled paper; also with pen ayd k;
and with McGuGeys Fifth Reader.
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish aspec.
men Of fpenmanshp, skill in punctuation, composition
and the oicapa letters, written in the presence Of
the Board.
1. 10 each applicant will be submitted list Of qges
tions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography
to be answered in wridng.
8. No applicant will be regarded as qualified 10 teach
cor entitled to certificate who does not correctly an.
one hlllOlthe questions submitted in each branch
G. Certificates vi not be Issued on the DAY ofexam.
nation, but be remilted by mail otherwise as soon
as acticahe.
/ Applicants coming in after the class is 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 hahituated to the use
prolane language to be Incorporate, OF dishonest,
g--4pplcants will be expected to Furnish them
selves with Stamped enyo oped'
BY order Of the Board,
+. 5. MeKEAN, S::y.
Feb. Q2,-55. G.
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TO ARMS! TO ARMS!

Auother lot Of Kipn for sale, Of very fue texture
and beautiful Gai-h SO cone along, shyem1keIs and
tlmers and ail give you barga,1 in COED ealAgr,-
iyr | cannot be beat.
y. b. FIVE cents per pound Cor good Hides, in cash
Gather, at nv tauuegy J. NNUUNG
Nov. Q, 1854. IT, Beuna ista Valley.
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taking ihfeo cher Nseazines.
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FALL GOODSl
BUCHANAN'S
JOURNAL OF MAN.

ONE DOLLAR TER AANIM IN AphANlE'
Thirty.two pages monthly. Vol. V. commenced Jan
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B,ittan. New York, Publishers.
LAIGUAGE OF THE PEFss.-TAis Journal has been re
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m to be highly interested in tee perusa! Of this Ourn
~ GarnaIille HeTald.-"1his work pioneer il
the progress of science. Louisville Democrat-As
scientific Journal of the principles that constitute and
govern the human rame this work has no superior, -
Chrksyile l.edger,"lt is Impossible to peruso this
work without becoming interested in the sub ect ci
which it treats-MarquettC Mercury.-"It posse: ses
more originality then any other work with which we are
acquainted. w ellsVile Herald.
TERMS.
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July 26 1855.
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LAST NOTICE.:

am again constrained to call upon all who have un
/ paid costs remaining due me on the docket in the
Probate ofice, to attend promptly and discharge the
same THIS Is Positively THE LAST NOTICE. aud those
inte rested neglecting 10 avail themselves Of il on OF
before the 18th Of next month may expecta visit from
IN OFFICIAL YalEND, who will look for pay Tor his trouble
A. w. MORRISON
Carrollton, July 10, 1855.
AIIAVHMENT NUIICE.
William Ritter, Plaintiff Before John W NcL1ren
vs. Justice OF the Peace
John McQ ueen, def [ Orange tOgusn ip, Carr O
county, Ohio.
On theSd day Of Oe; ober, A, D. 1896, said Justice
aivered an order of attachment in the above action,
ior thesun fdy-fge dollars and sixteen cents
Plaintiff will also testify in the above case.
WILLIAM RUTTLR,
by his Attorney.
Il. E KNIGHT.
Leesburgh. Oct, l6, 1855.
Nov. /, 1856. Sg
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MARRIED,


On the 9th hist, BY the Rev. n. Merrill, Mr.
Joseph 4, Taber and Miss Isabel KeckIey, al
Of this county.
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re- II the Alliance Ledger will take the
trouble to look up our article in reference to
the X. Ms, and Gov Chase, it will be seen
that we said, it is "a fact beyond dispute, that
Chase could not have been elected without
their aid, also, we claim that Chase is in
debled TO the Know Nothlngs for his election,
We did not there claim that the election Of
Chase. was Know Nothing victory,
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
BE &c NE He NB Il EC es5

Il . ~ " e H. Il = a 3 = SIS
ESS UED UNDER TIE sEAL, SANCTION AND
/ Authority Of the University OF Free Medicine aud
l popular Kuorledge Chartered By the STATE Ct
Pennsylvania April %, 1853, with a capital OF $780,
0JO mainly for the purpose Of auestiHg the evils o.
Spurious Na.Tums. Also lar supplying the commaui.
ty With reliable remedies wherever Competent PLY
sician cannot viii not be employed have purchased
from Dr. John Z. Eowaud; Lis celebrated R0wlND's
ToMC MIXTURE, known for upRards Of twenty-five
Yeas the only aud safe cure for ELyER aud y
CUE &c., and his ines suabie remedy 10 Bowel Con-
rLAINTs. Rowand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
together with .4 Uuiyeisiys Remedy for complaints,
of the LuHgs,
The University remedy for Dyspepsia CT indigos-
ton,
Tlc University remedy for Co7live Bowels,
Also the Upivelsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dsrensary, or store Of d. C. 4. Boege, Gar
rolhou, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good sore Of B. Lathner, New Ia.
gersow wn, Carroll county, OAio.
Nav II. 1S55-
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DENTISTRY!!
DIR, III. 3 A r N ES,
TIE AMERICAN HOUSE.
,iotc Of ONO, CarrOII County $. 5.

OFFICE OF TIE JuDGE or PROBATE
Carrolton, Oct. /, 1850
rHE following accounts of Executors Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and are
l set for hearing on Monday, the 10Th day of Nov.
A. D. 1858, etl O'clock P NJ of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all disposed of the
fling and pendency Of which Accountants and others
will take notice, viz:
First acct, James Huston Executor of Thomas Emsey
deed
Fourth Samuel II, Greer, Admr. of William Hark'
ness decd,
Final I" William Hibbs Executor OF John Hardm
decd.
e q John Moore, Guardian of George Hewitt
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge
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CoRREcmcN. few weeks since We pub.
lished an article by PETEAsT, on Death. The
composiCor in particular sentence, b mistake
made it read River Nile instead of River OF
Life Pcteast read the proo(himself--we we are
therefore txousable for The mistake, but we
make the correction that our young friends a
bic ard sensible article may appear in its prop
er character,
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CALI, LIME d FISH,
- By the Bbl and at Real G, Q.
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CHRISTIAN MAGAZINE. We have just receiv.
ed the October number Of this Invaluable peri
odical. The laeness of the appearance of this
number, as we are informed by the editor, is
on account of sickness of both the editor and
proprietor Of the publication Office The num-
Der before us contains an able address deliver
ed Jonas Hartzel, before the students Of Abb
ingdon College, on the 4h Of July last. The
Magazine is prosp ring finely.
PETERSON, for December, has arrived. We
hail this invaluable Monthly with delight
Great improvements will be made in this cap
ital Magazine for 1856, (See Prospectus y
The reading matter will be increased to nine
hundred pages year. Each number will
contain a steel engraving; colored fashion
plate, and about forty wood eugrayings. The
fashions are always pretter and later in "Pe-
terson" than in any other Magazine. Mrs,
Ann S. Stephens, the celebrated author OF
"Fashion and Famine" is one of the editors,
and writes exclusively for it, assisted by all TIE
best female authors. Nc other Magazine has
such stories as this and morality and virtue
are always included. The terms are IA dollar
less than those Of other Magazines of similar
rank, viz. $500 year, instead of $500. To
clubs the terms are cheaper et,three copies be-
ing sent for g. 500 with a splendid premium
to the person getting up the club, Address,
post paid, Charles ]. Peterson No, 1902 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. Specimens sent on
being written for,
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IMPORTED Liquors Those who desire to
buy imported Liquors for Medical purposes
we refer to d. g. A. Boegel, Druggist Of
this place. The DR.. has spared no pains in
procuring splendid assortment. He has
Port, Glaret and Sweet Wines the first two
uamed in botles-Godard & Co., Cognac
Brandy in bottles French Brandy, by the key
Bourbon Whiskey Old Rye do, Mononga.
hela do. and Schnaps in bottles.
The DR.. is governed by the laws of our
State in the sale of his liquors Therefore, to-
pers and minors need not trouble lhemseve
by calling at his couuter,for something to take.
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"'ne rs = FHlScn HTI street, New-Yo,k.

~ Messrs. MUM CO., have been, Ter many
cars extensively engaged in procuring patents for rev
Inventions and Will advise inventors, without charge,
in regard to the novelty of heir Improvement,
ct. Ilth 1855.
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t Specimens sent, ga.uitoasy II written for, post.
paid.
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person may eet lu1.
szg-Persoas RENTING will please get the P0stmas
ter register .her e.tyr 10 which ease the reu auce
may be at our risk. Nasn the sum Is large, a draft
shoad be procured tie ,Ost Of which aay be deducted
from The amount.
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Feb. Q2,-55. tf.
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rel Bates-T Tbsll ScoVose yoohes, Griggs
yredeaburg 8co-s woife-J Whitney co-L
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Ship Howard from York; Daley Aco-M MIer-J
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roll Robson q Aien-W Willard Sco-Dyas dec "A be-J
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g. CooperR McGrsgor &co-Sheegog Harvey-Wales
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