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MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNIME T.

This liniment has won its way popular ia by
its most unparalleled success in h IT,, the wou ded
and soothing the most excrutiat e p'E
For rheumatism it has equal, tls!,g application
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and all sores requiring ext dl ic3tion will var
ouish like magic before tne all healin 1Gsiang It IA
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Gbe Carroll frre Press,
Oarrollton, Thursday. Jan, II. 1855.

LrcEUM.-on last Friday evening the atte n
dance at the Lycsum was good. Much inter-
est Was manifested by the members. The
question for discussion next Friday evening is
Of rather a novel ehArasler--WheIhsr young
men should marry at a suitable age. We may
look out for full house.
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BLAcKwooD. for December has been re-
ceived This substantial magazine is republish-
ed by Leonard Scott d Co. 79 Fulton Street,
New York, who, also, re.publish the four
British Quarterliee.
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EF In the notice of the robbery of s..
A. Gillet director of the Rave ma Bank, in
our last, we were mis- led in our information as
to HE residence. Mr. Gillet is a banker of Ports
mouth, as we have since been informed.
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ESTATE OF JOIN DAVIS

Notice hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified Executors OF the last viii and
Testament of john Davis deceased lae OF OarrOl eo
ty. Ohio. JOHN DAVIS
GEO. MCFARLAND.
December 2s, Is64.--sw.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Simeon Jennings By virtue of vendtOni ex
vs.. pOnas issued from the Court Of
James Mears ct ais. Common Pleas Of Carroll couns
ty Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale at pub
lie oucry at the door ol the house. in the town of
Carrolton, in said county OF Carroll, Ohio Monday
the twenty second of January, A. D. 1855, the follow
Inc real estate situate in the county of Carroll aud State
Of Ohio. and described follows: Lots numbered sixty
two (62 and FIVE (5) with the Improvements thereon
situate in the towR of Malvern ate Troy) Said lot 50
is appraized at s and FIVE ats Terms
cash. JOHN WhlIOhAFT Sherh.
Dec 81 '54--5W-pr fee $500
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PIBTrI0N NCTrF

GAhAllAOA AN1llE.
Lucinda Shaw, Catharne Shaw, (widoW, Nathan
vs. L. Shaw, J. Milton Shaw and Asr.
Caharine Shaw, garet Shaw, Of Carroll county, Ohio,
and Others. and Delilah Groves and her husband
Matthias Groves Of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and Eliza
SALESMAN and her husband George d. aIsman, Of jet
fersOn county, Ohio and Mary Ann Shaw, of Hamilton
county and State of Indiana will take notice that pc
On fled against them On the fourth dsy Of Deeem-
Der A. D. 1854 in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cars
roll county, Ohio by Lucinda Shaw, and is pending.
wherein the said Lucinda Shaw demands partition Of the
following real estate: The South half Of the North West
quarter Of section Eve, Township fourteen Of Range five
containing so ess-sso demands that the
dover estate Of said Catharine Shaw be assigned and
set of By metes and bounds said half quarter that chs
may have BY legal rule in the entire North West quar
ter of sec. tp IA of r. 5. And that at the next
Of said court application viii be made by the said psd
toner for order that partition, and assignment eE
dover may be made Of said promises. III
LUCINDA SHAW,
By John Il. Tipp, her attorney.
Dec. Il, l554-6w. pTt $5,25.
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FOR SALE OR RENT!
C,,kau.,t - ofE.,ru fnr oaia o~ rant HE

TAV VERN STAN
in Mechanicstowp Carroll CO., o. Il Is beautifully ocs
tel IN said village and the house is sufficiently rgu
for country or village stand. The stabBg Is but rea.
sonabe there are two very good watered wells eonTen
lent on for the use Of the stable the other for the
house The terms will be reasonable For further per-
tcuIars call with the subscriber in said village who L
now engaged in the mercantile business and cannot az
tend to both occupations. EILAS POTTS.
June 2stb. 1854 B
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LEONARD SCOTT & co. New York, con.
tinue 70 re.publish the following British Peri
odieals, Wig
The LosDOS QUARTEELT Conservative
rHE EDrSBURoH REVIEW (Whig),
3.
The NoETH BEITfsH Review Free church,.
T.
THE WEsTMSsTER REvrEw (Liberal).
g.
BLAoEwooD's EDINBURGH MIoAzrSE (Tory).
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Robert L. Crooks
VS..
Elizabeth b. Foster

Elizabeth b. Foster In Partition.
et ais.
To Elizabeth B. Foster, Of Tuscarawas county Ohio;
joseph Baker and Martha his wife Of Nebraska Terri
tory Barbara Adalne Lanaster, and Cornelius La
master, Of Adams County Indiana
You will take notice that on the l4ih dsy OF Deeem-
ber A. D. 1854, Robt O Crooks, fled Petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Quo, 1ere
the same now pending, demanding Partition, Of the
following premises situate in Harrison TOSnshp, Carroll
county, Ohio TO wit the west half Of the south west
quarter of Section tWeny-two, (22) IN Township hi-
teen (l5,) Of Range six (6,) Containing seventy nine
acres more or lesS:-beiBg same tact OF whieh Josiah
Foster, decd. died seized. And that he viii demand
Partition to be made Of said premises as follows to
himself the seven tenIhs part to Elizabeth Foster.
one tenth part aud the children Of Lucinda Lamas-
ter to Wit Martha Baker inter married With Joseph
Baker Barbara Adene Lanaster, Sarah EIea Lamas-
ter and Cornelius Lamaster, the remaining one tenth
part of said premises At the next term OF the Court
application will be made BY the said PetitOnerlor or
der that Partition may be made &C. Of said premises.
VAN BROWN, Atty. for Plff.
| Dec 81. '54-6w. pr fee 5,25
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TRUE AMERICAN is the title Of a new paper
established at Steubenville, Ohio 2. Ragan is
Editor and Proprietor--P. B. Conn, Publisher.
Ii is printed on clear type and good paper, and
makes an excellent appearance. Its name sug
gests its principles The following extract from
the 'Salutatory' will serve to shew the princi-
Piles espoused
."Americans Should rule America. is the mot
To which should be inscribed on every page of
our political history.
One ofthe prominent features of the True
American, will be decided and unqualified pp-
position to Political Romanisn-believing as we
do that it has been the design of the Roman
Pontiffs ever since the institution of the Pope.
dom, to subjugste civil ruers--snd not only to
connect church snd State, but to invest the
priesthood with the civil magistracy, and pun
ish the hereto with pains and penalties. With
these views firmly settled and fixed on our
minds, we intend, stingingly to rebuke the po-
litical demagogueism of those who may be de-
tected in sucoumbing to the mlnions of an Ec-
desiastical Despot, for the purpose Ofobtalning
foreign votes" -
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Free Trade and Druggists Rights
The undersigned begs leave TO return bis Shauks to HI
numerous Friends for their Liberal Patronage and sol
cts continuance of their lie hopes to merit a
continuance OF these lavOrs by strict attention to Bus
ness, and fair dealing He has the pleasure inform
them that he is receiving his Fall Stock from the Eastern
Cities and that is complete is bound not to be beaten
by any establishment OF the kind in the West. This is
the place to get pure drugs.
The best articles OF Liquors, for medical uses and the
incest assortment Of Wall Paper, aud stationary 10 the
West Friends give ca, will be glad to see you
You will find Us in our Drug Room, Main street
sign of the Black Morter.
a. BGGEL
Carrollton, Oct IL lS54-d
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PITCH IN.

Cloths, Csssimeres, plain and fancy Satinssta
Cottonades and Vestings, Stocks, Ties and
Collars, Moleskins, Campeacby, Canton, Psnas
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles, and cheAR
as dirt, at W. F0MP5ON' 3.
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Fall and Winter Goods

Fall and Winter Goods
GRE FALL
MA -" EGE~~
fhs Subscribers have hos o. haad aaa ~ sals. 80
q he largest and uoH s0mpiess
STOCK OF GOODS
ever before offered Ia this tosn aad a. uo afs deter.
mned to male prices 70 suis the present nrnastay
Ia The money market IN eel good. r les prc6ls
than any other etabhmcnf IN ths he conntryt
therefore, those Who wsh ssEs oasy lad better gss
us call before purchasing elsewhere All tists a
produce iaksn 10 exchange for goods
CUMMINGS 4 BRACKIN.
CsrOllton, Nov. 10th, 1884.
BLACK 4 FANCY SILK The best bar.
gains In carrooa can be had IN these articles By ealing
On CAB.
WINTER sHAWLs.-AlArgs lot assorted
oolors for sale chsapby CAB
DRESS G00DS--Freneh Msrinoes, Co.
bergs, Thibets, DslAnes Gaghans, ,caieOes ks selling
e. very fast Al CAB.
B0NNETS, B0NNETS,-A lot Of beautiful
satin, assorted eOlOrs suitable for Sntsr wear eheapM
CAS-.
BOOTS & sHoEs,-A good assortment Of
thOse articles for sale cheaper than any where else
town. C.kB
CLOCKS, for sale cheap by CAB,
BLANKETS, BLANKETs,--Ws have .
splendid article for sale cheap BY CAB.
Ready Made ClelhiRg-Ws have . very
neat stock Of Clothing Of the latest styles,
which We will sell very cheap. c. &B.
Hats, CaPs-KnOw NOthings, Wide AwaksG,
ke., very latest styles al CAB,
Groceries. Hardware. QueensWare. Iron
Nails &C. those articles We excel CAB
Thompson has been East Again
And after days and nights Of fatigue, and toll,
has succeeded in buying large lot Of New
Goods, part Of which he paid the cash iOE
and the rest he bought on .rsdi-all mustnov
be cold, and debIs paid, TO keep bis credit uR
All the world is hereby invited to see the
Grand esult
Of bis purchases. .-.-.
He has a large lot of Dress Goods Of q
kinds for the ladies-Cloths Cassimeres, ss,.
ine:ts &C., for the gentlemen-Hardware, Cut.
lery, QneensWsre and Groceries for the million
Ali Of them are cheap as the cheapest and
good as the best Come and see.
CsrOllton May 4, 1904.
NE PLUS ULRA.
Bonnets Of all kinds, Frames and Crowns,
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under
h'dk'fs, Undersleeves, Embroidered CoIlars,
Dress Protectors, Silk. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes &C., all Of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be hae of
W. THOMPSON.
YES, STREE.
Ladies' Sandals, Caters, Slippers and Shoes.
Gentlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, BEST quality TO be had Of
W. THOMPSON.
COME ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies have a splendid lot oi the latest
Spring style, Plaid and Plain Dress Silks,
apron Silks Persian Berege, all wool, and Nous
De Laine, Lawns, White Dress Goods Of all
kinds, Ginghams, Calieoes DC.
W. THOMPSON.
PITCH IN.
Cloths, Cassimeres, plain and fancy Satinesta
Cottonades and Yestings, Stocks. Ties and
Collars, MOleskins, Campescby, Canton, Psns.
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles, and eheAp
as dirt, at w. r0AP50N'S
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ROBERT NELSON. A. K. ROBINSON.
Hardware Hardware |

The subscribers take this method oinormingthe pub
lie that thew have opened Hardware Store in Waynes.
burgh where they keep constantly on hand Iron, Nails
Paints Oils, varnsh Glass Sash, Locks Latches, Car
rage trimmings, Saddery Hardware and 10 fact every
thing usually keptin such Stores. We solicit shaIe
of the public parsonage NELSON & ROBINSON.
Nov 1854. em,
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PAkIIIIUN NUIILE,
VS. In farutl0n,
Sarah Fettee, ct. ais.
Sarah Fettee, Mary Jane Fettee, Samuel Fettee and
Marah Fettee will take notice, that petition fled
against them, on the 9th day of November A. D. 1854,
in the court of common pleas of carroll county, and State
of Ohio; and is now pending, wherein the said William
Fetee demands partition of the following ands situate
in said carroll county viz the east half of the southwest
quarter of section thirty.one, in township twelve, q
range four of the lands ordered to be sold at Steuben
willie in the State Of Ohio; and that at the next term
said court application will be made By the said William
Fettee for an order that partition may be made Of s
premises.
E, R. ECKLEY, Atty.
Nov. 3Oth, 1854. 6wprfS3,50
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PARTITION NOTICE.

PARTITION NOTICE.
William James,
VS. In fartltlon.
Jane Afford, ct. al.
Jane Afford, George Washington Devore, Mary Ann
Devore and Elisabeth Devore, OF carroll county; and
james Devore of jefferson county will take notice, that
petition was filed against them the 9th day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1854 in the court Of common pleas Of said
Carroll county, by William James, and is now pending
wherein said William james demands partition Si the
following real estate viz he moth half Of tne west half
of the moth ives; quarter of section twenty -nine Of
township fourteen, of range six in Carroll county, and
that at the next term of said eo1rt application will be
made by the said William James, for an order that par
titlon may be made Of said premises
WILLIAM JAMES,
By E. R. Eckley, Att'y.
Nov. 80, 1854. 6wprfSS so,
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WHITE LEAD DRY, Red do. Ltherage do. White
Lead in OIL Zinc Paint in OIL and the Fire Proof Paint
and general assortment of the Small Paints sale by
G. A. B0EGEL
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ESTATE OF GEORGE HO0BLER, bee.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed al qualified as Administrative On the
estate Of George Hoober deed, late Of Lee township,
Carroll county. Ohio ELIZABETH HCOBLER.
Dec L 1854. SW
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Carrollton. Oct. II, Is54.-tf.

Pure Liquors for medical use only, Pale French Bran
dy, Holland tin, Noolfs Seheidan Schnaps, Port Wne
Malaga aud Carett Wine Longworths Sparkling Cataw
ba Wine, P. D. Packs Still Wine, Monongahela ye
Whiskey, and Alcohol for sale by A. BGGEL.
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED. \

PRRNIUKs TO 1BW sUBscRBKRs 30
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ESTATE OF JOHN BETTER. Decd.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as ad-
ministrator on the estate ofJohn Bieter, decd,
late of Carroll county, Ohio.
IGNATIUS BETTER.
Dec. 7th, 1854, 3w.
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The undersigned has the pleasure of informing bis
customers that he has the celebrated Rat Destroyer
hand again A. BEGEL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-11

The State Of Ohio, Carroll Co
Court Of Common Pleas,
IN Partition.
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II you want to build cheap, come to Waynesburgh,
and buy your Nails Locks, Latehes Paints Glass and
Sash. NELS0N& R0BINRON.
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Carpenters ald Coopers--We have full assortment
Of Tools used by you, such as Saws Hand and Cross
Cut Chisels. Sc. &c, NELSON 4 ROBINSON E
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Amongst the articles TO be found at G. A. BOegels
Drugstore, Brick Block Main St. opposite the Patton
House. Carrollton, Ohio, are the following:
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NE PLUS ULRA

Bonnets Of all kinds, Frames and Crowns.
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under
h'dk'E, Underseeves, Embroidered CcIlsrS,
Dress Protectors, Silk. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes DC, all Of them very
pretty and very cheap, to be hae of
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Thompson has been East Again
And after days and nights Of fatigue, and toll,
has succeeded in buying large LOT Of New
Goods, part Of which he paid the cash tOT
and the rest he bought on sTedis-all mustnov
be sold, and debls paid, TO keep bis credit uR,
All the world is hereby invited to see the
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CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies have a splendid lot Oi the latest
Spring style, Plaid and Plain Dress Silks,
apron Silks, Persian Berege, all wool, and Nous
De Laine, Lawns, White Dress Goods Of all
kinds, Ginghsms, Calieoes DC.
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PARTITION NOTICE,

Dec. 81. '54-sx. pr fee 5,25
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q a n d Z esult
of bis purchases. .-..
He has a large lot of Dress Goods Of q
kinds for the ladies-Cloths, Csssimeres, Sea.
ine:ts &C., for the gentlemen-Hardware Cut.
lery, QneensWare and Groceries for the millioR
All Of them are cheap as the cheapest aud
good as the best. Come and see.
Carrpllton Nav A. 1874