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ARrHUR's MAGAZINE The November mum.
Der Of this superb Magazine is on our table,
1t contains all the attractions of its predeces-
sors. AS the present yesris drawing to close,
it Eill be well for those who intend to furnish
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0be Carroll frre i]ress.
0arOlltOn. Thursday, Oct. IS, 1866
JOB PRINTIEG,

COMMON PLEAS JuRoRs. following is
a list Of Jurors ofIhe Court Of Common Pleas
OF Carroll county; for the November term Of
1855. commencing on Monday. the 5lh day Of
said month.
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The November number of the Youths Cas-.
keI is on our table---cOntainjng a choice selec
tion Of stories, &C., for children, Send for the
Casket. Price so cents year. Address Z.
E. Beadle, Buffalo, New YORK.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

DR.. J. S. HOughtOn's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu
i'd Gastric juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natu es specific foran unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold by DR.. G. A. Bege Carrolton Ohio.
Feb. 90, 1866. 1y.
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dissolution OF CO.PARTNERsHIP

Notice is hereby given that the Co partnership hereto
fore existing between the Undersigned was Oh the Srd
day OF September, 1885, mutually dissolved. All persons
kN' |'' m'lVes indebted to US will please call and
make settlement immediately as the Junior OF the firm
lnseuds rellOs ing West in short time.
JACOB HELFRICH.
HENRY LAMPERT.
Sept. lS,-ls55, 3w.
N. b. The undersigned still carries on shoe and boot
making at the old stand on Lisbon Street.
JACOB HELFRICH
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Aug. 80, 1855.
BUCHANAN'S
JOURNAL OF MAN.
ONE DOLLAR PER AxNuM IN ADVANCE

Thirty.twO pages monthly. VOL v commenced ian.
uary, 1856. DR.. X. BUCHANAN, Editor and Pro.
prietOr LOngley Co. Cincinnati, and Partridge A
Britain, New York, Publishers.
LANGUAGE OF THE PREss.-This Journal has been 70.
ceived with enthusiastic appreciation by its readers
throughout the United States The following are snec
mems Of the Languages of the press generally;
This sterling publication is always welcome tn our IA
ble Many OF its articles evincc marked abiItv and
striking originality. Walton i Era.--"Perbaps md
Journal published n the world is so far in advance III
the age."-Pain Dealer.-"No man. unless he he
straight up and down old logy in eyery thing can
s to be highly interested in the perusaI of this iourn
L." Garnavile Herad.-"This work a pioneer in
the progress Of science. Louisville Democrat-"As
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Carksville Ledger,-"It is impossible TO peruse this
work without becoming interested in the sub ect Of
which it treats.-Marquette Mercury-"It possesses
more Orgna ity than any other work with which we are
acquainted. w Welsville Herald
TERMS.
One Dollar sent to the ,dtor at his risk, irsures
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sent cautiously To Clubs of ten it will be sent for 81
to clubs Of twenty for Sl2.
July 26 1856
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NEW PHILADELPHIA
TO ARMSi TO ARMSI

Another lot of Kipp for sale, Of very fine texture
and a beautiful 6nish So come along shoemakeIs and
farmers and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat.
N. B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
ed ther, at my tannery. ]. W.Y0UNG.
Nov. 9, 1854. II. BeunaVista Valley.
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RE II. ]. Van Worries, Esq, who has con-
Quoted the editorial department of the Athens
Messenger for eleven years, retires from that
paper. He is succeeded by G. S. Walsh, Esq.
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FIRE IN CINCINNATI. An extensive and de.
stru ctive conAagration occurred in Cincinnati
on the morning of the 18th ins'. The FIRE broke
out about fifteen minutes past six o'clock, in
the rear cellar of the factory, where was depos.
tied mass Of rubbish, sawdust and loose lum.
Der. The watchman Of the premises, Henry
Grossone, had left the factory only few min
utes when the fire broke out, aud from the
fact that there had been no fire about the build
ing during the night, it is supposed that as the
watehman left, an incendiary entered by one o
the rear windows and applied the torch. The
material in this cellar was of such combusti
BILE nature, that the flames spread with fearful
rapidity.
A row of old frame houses owned by Hon
Judge Mclean, Immediately opposite, were al
SO partly destroyed, as was large portion o
lumber in the yard of H. G. q Co., directly
West of their factory and stable. In the Nc
Lean Row there resided some twenty families
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and The confusion and exeiiemsps which exist
I'd during the Gre is indiseribubs. Loss ssli-
mated at e15O. 900.
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EE The Daily Sand usky Mirror died th,
day after the election. ItyieIded up the ghOs
with mother Democracy. So it goes.
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n Coon TIME.-Just as the Republican NEE
ting, in Albany, had assembled, on Friday eve
D ing, and filed the City Hall to its utmost ca.
Paclty with Freemen, TO listen to a speech from
Governor Seward, the President Of the meeting
received despatch from Ohio. stating that the
Buckeye State had gone for Chase by nearly
10000 mojority that all the Republican State
ticket was elected, and that the Legislature
was overwhelming Republican. He read this
dispatch to the Convention, when the shouts
and huzzas were perfectly deafening. and were
kept up for some minutes. The utm ost enthusi
asm prevailed.
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FATAL AcciDExr.-COpard SesrheaTt, a
resident Of North Georgetown in this county.
was killed at West Chester Pa. on Friday
last BY being thrown under !he locomotive
Tie was trying to separate drove Of sheep that
we've on the track to prevent them from being
run over, and riding too close TO the engine,
bis horse took fright and in bis endeayOr TO
exlricate himself from the saddle. be was
thrown on the track Immediately in 'front.' of
the locomotive. the front wheels Of which pas
sed over bis head killing him instantly.
His body was brought to this place on Sun
day evening last. in charge Of Foreman Of the
cOrOner's jury and was taken to bis home in
North Georgetown. and Inferred. lie was
man Of considerable property, and over slev-
en- hundred dollars in money. and drafts and
notes amounting to several thousand dollars,
were found on his person when killed. He
was drOver by occupation, and was thus en-
PlOyed, when he met with his untimely end
Salem Republican, 18th inst,
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WATCH MAKING,

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens of Carrollton and Carrol
county that they can have their Watches repaired in hC
best manner and on short notice. by Jending them tc
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
| have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silve
Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry Of all kinds gold Pen,
Vioins, and almost everything usually found in Jewe
ry store MY shop in the centre block Immediately aC
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods. Watches be left at the residence of Mr..
Wash Butler Carrollton 0hoand will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
us trial, MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1853.
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slate OF Ohio. carroll County ;. $.

state of Ohio. Carroll County 9. 9.
oFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE !
Carrollton, Oct a, 1856.
THE following accounts of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled in this office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day of Nov
A. D. 1885, ct o'clock P NJ. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are disposed Of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and other:
interested will take notice, viz:
First acct, James Huston Executor of Thomas Emsley
decd.
Fourth Samuel Il, Greer, Admr. of william Hark.
ness Decd s
Final William Hibbs Executor of John Hardir
decd. rtr1 r.ff...
John N AOOre, Guardian Of George Hewitt.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Probate Judge,
GAL [, LIME & FISH, Go =
! i n H.. 4 = N
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LAND WARRANTS
Bought and sold by GEO. F. KENNEDY.
Caro- lton, Ohio, Oct Is, 1855, 3mos.

SHERIFF'S SALE. .
B. F. Letter, Admr. of Jacob By virtue efan rider
Hentzel, decd. of sale issned from
VS.. the Court OF Commtn
Alfred Tabor. Pleas of Carroll coun'
ty Ohio to directed will offer sale at the door
of the Court House, in the town of Carrolton in said
Carroll county, Ohio, on.
Saturday, the nth day of November next, 1855,
between the hours of 10 CLOCK a. NJ aud o'clock
P. NJ, the following premises situate in Carroll county,
Ohio and described as follows to wt The undivided
two thirds of lot No. one () and lot No. two (2) in
Phillips addition to the town of Pekn. Appraised at
s. Terms cash. j. II. WHITCRAFT.
Sheriff.
Oct ls, 1855, 5w, Pr fee $500,
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Tavern Stand and stOrehouse To Lei.

Feb. 22,-55. Il.
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GAL {, LINE & FISH, 7--7-- !
- BY the Bbl and at Retail csc.
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NAV SPRING GOODS,

OUR FRIENDS will rejoice to have us an
" nOunce that we have just returned from
Philadelphia, with splendid stock Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which, for richness Of style and cheapness of price, has
never been ra aeled in Carrollton First come, first
served" An enumeration of articles is entirely unne.
cessary but may say that stock is MOSTLY NEw
and al prices that will almost compare with last years
goods at COST. A splendid stock OF Embroideries
comprising all the styles Of Collars Laces &c. &C.
very cheap. These goods are among the first in the
market this Spring. and Our friends will do well to make
us visit before they all gone. Small profits and
quick sales is our motto.
CUMMINGS Il COUCH.
May 3-'55-tf*
lEADY-MADE CLOTHING
X A Good assortment and at fair prices,
~ For sale by CUMMINGS & COUCH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
State Anna Missing.
90. w. Holmes.

A quantity of TIE public arms at the State az
sena, have recently been surreptitiOuslY removed.
They consisted of rifles, muske,s. sabres, and
powder TASKS. and the Philadelphia Ledger sup
poses that they have been sent to New York for
the purpose OF arm,ng an expedition destined for
Nicaragua. The matter is undergoing an inves-
tigation.
The Harrisburg Union states that on Thursday
of last week Anthony d. Drane, keeper Of The
Stale arsenal at that place, was arrested on the
charge oil larceny, in taking arms from the arsenal
without tht proper authority. He had hearing
before Justice SnitIer, and was committed in de-
fault OF bail TO answer. The authorities at Har-
risbuEg. supposlng the missing arms (Six boxes
were in Philadelphia, dispatched messenger,
who made atidayitbefore the Mayor Of the larceny.
Upon this information officers Clark and Levy
made inquiry at every place where it was thought
The missing property might be concealed, and,
finding none here, discovered that they had been
sent TO New York. They repaired tLither, and
found the six boxes md their contents at an eS-
Enlistment on Broadway, 10 the proprietor of
which, it is alledged, they were sold by Mr. Aaron
Coburn, Of PhatelphIa. The officers returned,
and it is said had an Interview with Mr.. c., who
informed them that he had purchased The arms
from the superintendent of the arsenal MS con-
demened arms. Under the impression that he
had done nothing but what was perfectly fair and
legal III the matter, Mr.. CObuTn waited on Mayor
Conard aud offered himself up to the Authorities
10 wait an investigation of Il e case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
AYBR.s CHERRY PEcToRAL.

20 the rapid cure of coughs, Gods holrseness bron.
ehitis whoopns cough, a>thma and consumption, uni
versay known the best remedy yet discovered
for every variety Pulmonary disease. So wide is the
field OF its usefulness and numerous the cases Of its
cures that almost every section the country abounlx
in persons publicly known, who have been from
alarming and desperate dseaseo the lungs by
v hen ried It's superiority every other
medicine of its kind is apparent escape obserya-
ton, and where its virtues known the public no Ion
ger hesitate what antioe to employ the distressing
and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which
inciSent to climate by its timely many, nay
almost all attacks OF disease upon the lungs Throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands every
year fom premature grave. No family should be with
out it, those who 10 neglect to provide themselves
with remedy which wards of this dangerous class
diseases will have derOre it is too
Proofs OF the uprising efficacy of the Cherry Pectoral
need not be to the American peopTe,-they have
living proofs In every Heishborhooa. But those who
wish TO read the statements OF those whose health
been restored and whose lives have been saved by its
USE will find them in my Anne riean Almanac which the
agent below named has to furnish gratis for every one
Prepared by ia. J. c. Aver, Lowell, Massachusetts,
and sold by all Druggists In Wheeling.
Price Is cents per box-o boxes for 81.
A. c. GOOD j. CO, Wheeling
de6 whOlesaIeard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
Reuorted Death of Robert Schuyler.

In the des Eats Unis, we find the following,
as extracted from a private letter from Paris.
'sRobert Schuyler died about the middle of
November, in the enyirons Of Genoa, where he
bad lived for some time, with his family, in strict
inesgnitO. His colossal frauds had not enriched
him, but for his subsistence he received the nee.
essary sums from America.
For long time the place of his residence would
have been known, but that many persons i'll high
railroad positions. especially in that Of the New
Haven road, were interested in seeing him, and
finding him, silent as he was.
From the time he left, his health went on de-
clining and he diefl heart broken.
Manygreat Flnanciers Of New York @iIa not he
sorry TO hear the news Of his death. He has left,
aul told. q great number Of important papers,
which add,-forthey will be published,-a chap
ter curious in the history and specuIaions OF the
New World.
His body has been put in state Of preservation
and will probably be transported to America"
Allthis may be, and may not be. Mr.. Schuy-
Ter may have reasons for spreading these reports of
his death. The Courier says not from v hence this
letter comes, OF 10 whom sent here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
Person and Home Of washington.

The following paragraphs respecting the per-
sou and the home Of Gen. Washington, says the
National IutelIigenceE, cannot but be read with
interest. The writer was an English or Irish gem
tlsman. whoiyisted this country towards the close
Of the last century, and who published in pamph-
let iorm, but anonymously, IN account of his
tour. The only copy Of the work known TO exist
in Washingtoni is in The possession of Peter FOIce,
Esq, and re are indebted to book worm friend
for the extract now reprinted;
al crossed the riyerirom Maryland into Virginia
near to the .reppwned Gen. WaShington's, where
+ had the honor TO spend some tine, and YVES kind
~ entertained by that worthy family As TO the
General, il we may Judge by the countenance, he
is what the world says Of HIM, shreWed, good
'natured, plain. humane mar, about fifty i've
years Of age and seems to wear we'll, being active
and healthful, straight, well-made, aud about six
feet high.
"He keeps good table, which is always open
10 those Of Esn:eel ape arance- He does not
uJe many Frenchifed co"gees or catering useless
words without meaning which Savors more OF de-
sceit than an honest heart; but, OIL the contrary,
his words seem 10 point at truth and reason, and
10 spring from the fountain OF a heart whlch.belng
gooi of ITSELF cannot be suspicious OF others till
facts unriddle designs, which evidently appeared
tome, by long tale that he told to me about At
nOld's manoeuVTcS, far fetched schemes, and deep
laid designs to give him and his army up above
month before the AFFAIR happened; and though he
said be wondered at many things that he observed
in AEnold's conduct yet he had not the least snsz
picion Of any reachery going on till the thing hap.
pene,I, and then he could raceback aud see thru
his intentions tom the beginning; which, from the
GensIai's behavior to him, of which am well ap
pEised, seems 10 to be the highest sin Of ingTat
Jude that n man could be guilty Of.
'FFhe Generals house is rather warm, snug,
convenient, aud useful than ornamental. The SIZE
IsEhat ought TO suit man Of about two or three
thousand year in Ireland. The out offices
q good. and seem to be not lcng built; aud he was
making more Offices at each wing to the front Of
the house, which added more TO ornament than
real use. The situation is high, and commands a
beautiful prospect Of the river which parts Virgil
mia from Maryland"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
u"Lillie" is very young writer and has ney.
CT learned how 10 write bad piece.
For the wheeIlps Intelliseneer.
TIL: SILVER BOWL.
"a LILLIE.

BIZ LILLIE.
Ar.ls man sat vh.r. song and JEST, and merry laugh
rrown on his Thoughtful brow. his Ups gave forth
no sound;
His sieeul eOmrades heded not the conflict in soul,
But erris and ioyousy drink from out the silver bowl.
shall these said. ''who revel atmy side,
De'd to every noble impulse. and lost to huuan pdeI
Shall maddened passions, strong and wild, usurP the
minds oontTol,
And every hner feeling NJ, before the silver BOWL
s.sb.l all my glowing hopes Of Fame thu prematurey
and ersent dreams Of holy Love- be laid forever bys
Shall melancholy raj BELLS my ournful requiem toll,
Because quad the sparkling wiLe from out the silver
bowl?
'SO-ratherb be the eanest slave. that shtnks bensalh
Than thu. to waste my mobiles, powers. aud dare the
wrath OF GOdt
Let depart while ys. these thoughts my drOOptns
Aud .hm the te,apt.r thai lies hid within the silver
bowl.
'Yet say-these but td:e tears sad mine coward
of fair name aud high degree, to fee at threatened s
will rta.aR,-One' truly says-.hast thou d. unEen
The bans i. in thy .nslo.s .&a not in my generous
bowl"
81 am secure the great and wise throns round me day
by day,
Aud thousands hail with eager shouts the weakest words
Nine is common intellect. nOr mine drunken soul
FIJI high fill high the ruby wine pass round the silver
bOwl7''
He mingled with the Baeehanals. beside the midnight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22

-MEIGxcnuET PREsESTINEST OF DEATH.-We
have to record INST melancholy instance of the
power Of hallucinatlon over the mind and health,
in the person Of highly respectable and intelli-
gent young lady Of Kinder, in this State. who som
health visited one night at her bedside las she
affirmed at the t.me) by an appaEition, who IN SOL
emn accent informed her that at the age Of Is she
would be an inL.abitant Of another and better
world She made the incident known 10 her moth
eE, who endeayoEed to erase the Circumstance from
tie mind Of her daughter by treating it as the hall
Inclination Of a dream. Tie daughter. however,
averred she was possession Of. her faculties and
wide awake atthe time of!Ieceiying her spiritual
visitor; aud such was the effect i. had upon her
thoughtful and reserved, aud gradually sunk un-
deFiis depressing influence, pining gIadually, un-
til recently she became tenant Of the graveyard
Just as she was entering on her 18th year.-KiH-
derAooE R04gh Notes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22

CaoP OF SuG4R.-'The New Orleans Price CUT
rent of the list inst, thusr to the forthcoming
With respect 10 the crop. it is quite certain that
the grinding season on The whole has been very
unlavorable one thus far, the weather during
large portion of the time having been showery,
with an unseaionably low Temperature, and these
drawbacks, added to the disadvantages which the
crop abore under in the early part OF the season,
and which have heretofore been referred to, have
tended to reduce the estimates much below the pro-
duct of last year, which product was less than that
of the year previous in the large amount OF l02,-
600 bids.
A correspondent of the New Orleans Delta, at
St. James, Louisiana, wliles under date Of Nov.
2eth:
1--WE are having most unfavorable weather for
Fngar making, and consequently many planters
have stopped. There is so little cane left in the
fields that We do not fear the cold weather. The
YIELD thus far, has be en- unprecedenty small, aud
they consider themselves favored who make half
OF last years crop. Judging byrerorts from'other
parishes, conclude that we are doing as we'll as
most Others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22

A NEw Talcx.--A gentleman Of this city whose
business is so eon6ning and distant from his resi-
dence, that he cannot go hOme to dine, came very
losing the best part Of his wardrobe the other
dayLy noval device. a man whose dress aud gen.
q eTalappeTance were yeTyprePossing. called on his
on . Journey, TO be absent two OF three days, and
that he had sent him Tor his best hat oyetcoat, two
vests. two pair Of panialoons, two shirts and
pair of boots. Alrs.-would readily have given
them to him If he had not mentioned the boots
which ME,--alwaYs kept ut his place Of busi
ness, and her suspicious were therefore aroused.
She told the fellow that she woull send boy 10
inquire about it, and requested the gentlemen TO
E step in and wait his return, TO which he replied
that it was no mater, he would go himself and &C
eoEhngIy did so, but did not rslurn.--Ns~urk
Daily.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Hotel For Sale.

THE Furniture and Lease known az tie Monroe In.
" Wheeling. Va located on NsiH street OppnsiIs n,
Wire Suspension Bridge. This hBuse Ii now Jn "
good business, andlhe prospects i0r tile future are
rate In ehort time the Cleveland Extension irf,,l,
Ohio, aud ttncinnan d Mbrielta railroads will ts
their leTmint II krkWOOl, and The travel will svs s
eTusstmmedllely opposite this h0uEe, and il viii re-,
SaTtly do large proportion Of this business @'s''
The present proprietor Is DESTROYS OF Temnyipg IN
country: which is solely his reason for wishing 10 d.
rose OF his business. - VS.
oc2s VIZ CLARK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
tn undersigned offers Tor sale his HUuse ami o,
Market street, east side, between Monroe ana linz
streets The lot Is ~ feet front, with good brick div
ting house aud out buildings NC
II will be sold low aud on accomplishing Terms AMI
P0s9essi0 given any time after the fisto: October
. % Enquire OF F+fte -
seTS I n 2INuyn