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MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
Baltimore, July 1st, 1855.

Office Of the Aarytand consolidated Lot
teries.
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We have the pleasure Of announcing that
we have in press, and shall publish about
the frst Of December, neS word offiction.
entitled
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Hot9oecay'S Pills are tile best rem
edy IN the sUorld for the fol.

cay an tRe U0rta tOr the .5Ot.
loavtng Diseases:
Asthma, Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Inward Weak mess,
Costivencss, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits,
Diarrioa, Piles,
Dropsy, Stone and Gravel,
Debility, Secondary Symptoms,
rever and Ague, Venereal Affections,
Female Complaints, Worms of all kinds,
W. SOLD AT THE MANUFACTURERS OF Pro.
FEssoR HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden LANE, New
YORK, and 2i4, STRAND, LoNDoY, and by all
respectable Druggists and dealers of Medi-
zines throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, in boxes, at 25 cents,
62! cts and 81 each.
e=5, There is considerable saving by ia
king the larger sizes.
N.B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tlents in every disorder are affixed to each
Don 30 ly
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BOOKS!
a Fresh Supplv!

Just received from the publishers, the FOL-
lowing books, which will be sent free of
postage on receipt of price.
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25 DOLLARS REWARD.

"a The above reward will be paid for the
n delivery to myself or the Judgement In
-NA-any jail, Of my fellow Bob, who left my
premises on the 25th of April. The said boy
is black, stout built, about % years old, about
s feet or 10 inches high. lie is well known
by the name OF Bob Pelam. ~
will also pay twenty-five dollars for salts
factory proof against any one who may hnrbor
him. JOHN NJ. FAULKNER
York district, s. G. l36
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RIVER LAND
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Is desirous Of selling
bis plantation, situated In Lancaster District
within miles. of the Court House, lying on
the Catawba River adjoining the lands of
John Foster. X. X. Thompson. Col. j. ID.
Witherspoon and Gee. McC. Wiiherspoon,
containing ONE THOUSAND AND FIF-
TY ACRES; about one half Of the said
lands are under fence, anil in state of
good cultivation, the balance is woods, we'll
timbered, together with all necessary out
buildings. consisting Of a good dwelling
house, negro kitchens, two cotton houses
aud presses, Barn, stables. &c. Those lands
are welt adaptedto the cultivation Of Cotton
and grain, and can be divided to suit pur-
chascrs. Also, viii cell. (provided dispose
Of the above lands, tsuiiicient Of stock and
proyender for the place. Any person dess@
rious of purchasing the above plantation
would do well 10 call Oh the subscriber at
Lancaster, c. H., 3. &c. l4l: Jan |
J. =, CURETON.
~ Fairfield Herald. Yerhvills Enqaircr
eopy until LAT jan'y 1856. IE.C.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
Jasper County Academy Lotteryl
By Authority of The Stale Of Georgia.
MACON, GA.
Beautiful Scheme!
$12,Co0 for So.
Q20 600
@30.M0

Will be distributed at Concert Hall, Ma
con, Ca, December Is 1885; according 10
tbs following magnificent and unprseeden-
ted Seheme, under the sworn superintef-
dence Of Col. Geo. M. Logan and Jas. a.
Nisbet. Esq.
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Notioa.

II WILL act as agent for my son, p. +. In
n gram, during his absence from the State.
All those indebted to him, or TO whom he Ia
indebted, will settle with.
JAMES M. INGRAM.
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ITO the pure all things are pure"
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.

Lancaster C. H., Nov. I9, 1855.
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10 School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
viii hold meetings for the examination OF Teaches,
the following tlnes for the year 1876 On The 2nd
Wednesday Of every mouth hr0oghouI the seaT and al
90 on the 4th "Wednesday Ui April Nay, September aud
October The meetings 60 be held at the Court House In
OarrOltoh at 10 ocloek A. ~. By order Of the Board
...... rs. McKEAN See.
Dec. 81 "a. "a.
SiASDNs RuLks ADOPTED DIT rms BOiRD or SCHOOL Ex.
ANISERs FOR CAREoLL CoUNrT, FAB, l6TH, 1885.
l. Every applicant mast produce a cei ihcate Of good
moral character Of late date and signed BY responsible
persons.
g. Each applicant must come furnished With two OF
three sheets Of ruled paper; also with pen and ink;
and with MeGuiiey's Fifth Reader
8. Each applicant will be required to furnish speci.
men Of penmansh., skill in punctuation, competition
nd the use ofeapal letters, Written in the presence Of
the Board
L. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques
tions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography,
to be answered in wiring.
s. No applicant viii be regarded as qualified to teach,
nor entitled TO certificate who does not correctly
swer one half the Questions submitted in each branch
G. Certificates vii not be Issued on the day ofexam.
nation but, be reL led by mai r otherwise as soon
as practicable. .-.. .
I. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected 10
,ait until The next regular day OF examination.
g. No certificate vii be granted TO any person who
Is known 70 the Board 10 be habituated to the use
profane language, to be iutemPerate, or dishonest.
9--Apphcants viii be expeeted to Furnish them
selves with a stamped envol oped
By order Of the Board,
+. S. NcKEAN, Sec'y.
Feb 2Q-55, G
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MCDOWELL & GO.
.n. wHtLEgAL AND RLTAlL r...,r
OOKSELLERS, STA Tl0N L Il S
PAPER DEAL rs"
RLANK ROOK MANUFAUTIRIEs.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACItRIhS rs.
STEUBENNlLLE, ......,.'.f ,..;.... Ul!lO.
EEEP always on hand large. assortment Of
IA school, Medical and Mkcelanecue btoks lhin and
Rnled Cap and Letter PAPER hhliisard WAY.
ping Papers OF all sizes, Note Papers, ELveop's, SoUl
Pens, aud all kinds Of Stationary.
They ale prepared TO ill all oldets from Mecl ants,
School Committees Teaches aid Others at low prices.
Having a bmdery connectedHitli cur ettSblisl ncil,
we ale prepared to make all kh& q BaLks cl Rail.
roads, Insurance Companies, County ohecEg, Ealks,
Merchants, &c. Printed woik bound 70 odcI. As We
use the best quality ofstocs al deupley HeResi N"h
men our work will compae iayoraby with Il at Of aly
oher Bindery in the State Lalks OF all kiLGo FACED
TO order.
The highest market plice paid for Rags end TarreIS
Scraps. .g MeDo" ILL F." w.
Sleubenville, March Is, IS 6.tt saa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

Doct P. W. Lee, late lr m Salem, 0, i~neul WI WI!
n, Carey Of that phce, Au,n penn aIeltS located IL
Cauolhon o. in ne Ct ca tih II.,J :. llumes tf.
the practice of Medcine sueerl, nrot' l}If9ir,
sionai services 10 lie cifzensard rtbbc eoi"y lr
inc by pfoupt etlruticn to his prCiessi'n omelii !
share of public patr viage, OAce ard residence With
DR.. Hunter. cuo,.- .
. East Main Street - :. nj, vi tarfoH'On oi'o' .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
MALARIA OK MlAoMA.

This subtle aim,S .HCilc ful,,h, "LiND ",'e .,Uu
sous ls uuayUlil0R nthaIuu a. r'r'! ta'I', '.'
in character Nuer.ylt IL vXlsls s,--"Orn, Sout, c. ,,
west, ami "hl every "he.e lied . 'Lis 1cr u
cred e. DJTE, whIcn ueu ra"zes ne polSou Ca"
pletl pa, lhes the s,sten huo ehrely Iet"U'es
all tue cause Of disease t..
the proprietor distinctly Uhims these eAtlaJ dnary
results from It's use:
Ii wi protect auy resident or traveller even in the
most sicRl swampy locdlHies from al qsue or Bit
ous disease whatever auy injury trom constantly IN
halius Malaria ur Mmsma.
lt wihinsa Jl cNeck the ague in persons who haN,
suffered l'r ergth OF tne, iou, one DAY 70 tweh'!
years, Ii hey ueeG never GaVe auother chu, b!
continul, su,c acco 0ug 70 dueciuns
Itw mnuGlelrl leteye al The dis rtsaing resui'
of u ds ul cue usea.G>, sEch az general JeOh'!
nigh, sweats exc The patient at y ce begi1s 20 re
.ver appetite a6d strength, and caniinues uuI pen
tnaue aad taIca cure is ELECTED. And as lruUl
that il IS also wothy Ui public Confidence because OF
its singular and entire hal llnlessness.
The following celticae from one Of the most cee
rated chemists N the United States is attached to ev.
ry bottle;
II have made chemical examination Ul Rhodes Fe'
ye and Ague Cure, Aniiotc 10 Malaria, and have
tested il Tor Atseue, Aeieuty Qulnne and otychnlne,
out have not iuuGd particle Of either in it, nor have
| found any substance in its composition that would
prove il jurou' to the eonsti ution. ..--l..
"JAHES II. CLIFTON; NJ, d. Chemist"
This allows OF its free USE preventive by which
all persons may thus be sure OF entire freedom hom the
above named diseases no matter how s!ckiy the season
or swampy the locality. rIuF. .e.t
PROOFS OF EFF ACY are frequently Published
and the confidence OF the public is asked only in pro
portion to 5 actual merits wherever introduced anC
used These only are relied upon to prove its WORTH
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger
man. French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar
Prepared andsold by the proprietor
JAMES 4 RHDOES, Providence K, l.
For sale in Carrollton by Z. A. BOEGEL and dealer
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Medical Notice..

March s--'55. Il.
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CARHART'S IMPROVED 2 e
PATENT MEL0DkONS.

a. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second aud fhhd stories OF Hull
kurs New Block Noe Ga 66 and IS Ontario street Man
ulactory in the new story brick building Directly III
rear. ,,,- ,
p A. Child is the sole Proprietor OF th2 above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio. ,e.1s.-..,
Having been two years and hall IN pefiecung these
Instruments Introducing various improvements and Ill
sy ystepatzing the business OF Manufacture IS now pre-
pareG to turn out "a instruments per week, Keeping
constantly in process Of mauufaclue over 800 helo'
JnS.
Atention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets OF Reeds, ana two Banks, of Keys,
being decidedly sui eor any Aelodeva ever before
made in this couutry. A COMMITTEES OF the Flankln
Institute at PHILADELPHIA, awarded Medal for the first
cne made; since which they have been iupfeved.
.e t) 80 PRICE LIST.
Oct. Portable 500 6 Oct, Fiano Style - 1875
rs - ."2 setsl leeds loo
95 % 2Aey DDS, $50
., PianO style,- 100 5 - eco
.-E.4 Pedal Bi 81 eAua, $40.
L. T. C0NANT, Rave ma 0ldo, ,Nill fnnki any oi The
above Instrumental III prices Published, aHc viii war
ant each to give sat ,ton. Each instrument VIII tie
ell packed in a rt It case, " leate eKna; charge.
Orders from broad wi be premPtiy attfhc'a M'
AN lorders fer said instruments VIII caielCny ana
rOmptly forwarded by HAAb,A" -:
Nov. 1884 IT, msdt suh Can9HtoD, Chlo.
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E;. sBACRIsEYT'Sa d
- -, t.tAf, 50 ~ Z, fT TTsN

la one-peund packages, cxpes ly t1r family use sl&V
one pound packages N each bcx Nt'h ns Ssuaus
and gour milk or cream tartar, bl'E al takesti eve
nv kind can be mad. ant bkai IN half an hour, a. aiy
season OF the Year. aud in ulA climate. ln0tiths ir
using it accompany each package,
dIso Super Carbonate Sada, Soap Powder, Yea,t
Powder, CASTLE Soap Cream Tmtar, and Cam les OF n
t;nds b. T. bABBITr.
Nos 6S & 20 Washing on Street, Ne" York.
Oct. ii 1855. mos,
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ArnlroR's OrFIoE Carroll ClunLy,

foregoing boa
Treasure aidcDn .
lntretand ali
ebepbyG
mhh wi
wmbe offered dta at
ronu commencing
heesan
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no ARNsi 20 ARMsi,

TO ARMSt III AhMol4
Another lot OF Kip qoasaleyioi a,feIg tneteA'u'u
.,.d beantilu fiash So come along ,shcemake!s ara
TAI mers and will give you bargain in gccd ieaher'-
foi Garnet be beat. IIl o,n
N b. FIVE cents per pound for good hiofs II S"sn
- ~ " - 49, torrorv j. W YOUNG.
Noy q IS54 IT, y5H BeunaVista Valley.
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WILLIAM Il. CHAMPER

Attornsy COUnssIlOr at Law,
OARROLLTON .. ohlo'
Septic 65. f.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13

In tn cans q puu d-tbct, II los, na oast, war
rau,d suleiur to lH IA uar and at a. out lLe s"r'e
pnce ul the uldnml ola,h solo III ca hs lflrmeh7
cd Of putting up the attic g Ierdus II much uwe G
vynient for IetaIg and in this ltsEtct, iEuH"e, u
verj desirgbe liltcd Ghtctius hr lie use az"
placed upon each can. The article ! a, len in Ito
market tor Il last Lrce lta,s, a q wIr'yrr II has
hctn mtiuGuceu has gwen he ighes. sili hehvt -
Any person de,trous ii giving 'le ari'' i'isl ~ib
ON cenittrg 10 my td4,tss 50, be seat c.gs, i u
packages. Also
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-13
July, 12,1856. ly. p Nov. !,
WHULESALE ~ RETAlL.
THOMAS Ii. ATKINSON,

COPPER d TINsMITH, STOVE DEALER &C., ,
Corner Canal 81, and Public Square, ..
CARRoLLf0N, 'oHlo'
Aymls himself OF this means to eturn his thanks 10
ns customers generally aud assure them that as ever nc
holds himself ready 10 meet al requlsitons which may
ne made upon him for lin Copper, Brass Sheet Iron OF
Stoye Ware. Thankful for The custom which he has
lnme,ly received and which has enabled him TO stau
food Of public disaster, Agtcutural and consequent
Financial failures, Bank colLpses and Business lghi'
mare he halls the opening confident OF returning
general prosperity aud sOics leaehuoh ol ehqureis
and purchasers to his presentstoe OF ware.
COOK sToyLs PARLoR, sTOvTs FRANKLIN STOVES,
OF the most approved patterns, the most hnshed cast
inc and The NEST reliable metal, hand always at the
lowest u,ces 1t is useless TO multiply wOrds-the ar
ee of stoves which Atkinson SELLS is admitted par ex-
ceance. the best aud the cheapest, sold in these
parts"
COPPER BEETLES AND COPPER WARE
Kettles OH hand culsaLIy and made To Oder III SUPERB
or style-Copper wolk ofevety description and mend
ing done prump,-All descriptions o sheet Iron ~are
on hand also Tinwae OF The best qudhty ana every
description constantly on had aud lor
.# HousE sPoUgING AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and neutrality-suspicious. IN attaching rous su
snonting are regularly employed in the county, and all
orders for work OF this kind will be gladly ah
nromnl, executed, operators in this lire aie conhhtd
,n No IoraLty butale carried forward with despatchln
any part ofCarroll or atjqipiEE counties ,, ,>-,ov
""' THOMAS IL ATKINSON.
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3 BusinEss Uar0 6.
a. w. MORRISON.
A TITO R NEY A 2 L A

aATTOR NEY Az L A ",
lIAS resumed the practice Of the law. He
III will particularly attendto the settlement of estates
by Executors Administrators and Guardians, for which
his lale experience in the Probate Court amply qualities
him. All other business OF professional character Ell.
trusted to his care in this aud the adjoining counties
will be attended TO with promptitude and hdelity.
OgplcE-In the ro IN opposite the vest front Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by j. H. Trip ESQ
Feb l5--'55.
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/ A N G / N G ) . d.
March I5, 1855. If. NJ
0LlEIlRING..-NhIkN.

0ksEERINGsa-N ktkA. "a. .....
TUE sUBSCHIBER las RECElNED IRON TIE
East, his carefully selected and rxccll,ut s,cck N
1 SPRING AND SUMNER COuIS, l
which be will sell Lst low they ought TO le sold,
for Cash or Produce. His STOCK consists IL rGr II "a
fine assortment Of Silks siiius, ladies oIstd rss
Goods, lawns, Girgt tamS Pinls, Brlueis, g., Sc-
Also Mems wear Of almost every des rii f0I,-t'ate,
Shoes AID Boots veIy fine asstrm, Enet q QGcen.
ware a good selection Of Hardware, and uA. esccl-
lent stock # Ggceeiits. Great bargaiEslo cAsnlo,e
that. uLa
ISRAEL ARCHBCLD.
u
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np E1EMrNG9U " RWTT EH~T
OF 1854 RECORDED In 1866.

list Lands and FoWn Lots within the Carroll delinquent Tor
Bridge
aud previous penalty l intes thereon and nearg Inc
aEeso The 1855 80
o4ssE NAxsl IRIFIsI Qs. AxD Prs OF Ga yhI 81 c" m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10
II A Y II I u ID /.

In this County, on Thursday the fih instant, by
Rev. I. G. Hayes, Mr.. WILLIAM ]. HAYES, to Miss
MARY RILEY daughter Of Saunders Riley, Esq, de-
ceased.
Ia Alamsnce County. on Thursday morning the 4,h
instant by the Rev. g. q. Walker Mr. JANIS v. Moonr,
formerly Of this County, 10 Miss REskcca ]. sILLAns,
daughter ofIhomas Selar,. E,q.
In Raleigh, on Monday morning, October /. by the
Rev. DR.. Mason PErER NJ. HALE, ESQ.,, Junior Editor
Of the Fayetteville Observer, 10 Miss MARY Badger.
daughter Of the Hon. George E. Badger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

injured that they have since sunk. The
third expulsion which did so much damage
wasa magazine Of 80 tons Of powder it Kill.
ed 700 men, and destroyed in great meas.
ure the principle Notifications, and. in fact.
scattered destruction in every direction, rs
It communicated to the shell magazines along
the batteries.
All the winter stores Of provisions were
completely destroyed, and, as we first sup.
posed, everything that could burn is most ef-
fcctually consumed. The Russians admit d
loss Of $500 men.
Aidde-camp General Bibikbifhas been dis.
missed from the post Of minister Of the inte-
rior.
Denmark and the Sound Dues.
A letter from Berlin, in the Augsburg Ga.
zettc, states that the Danish government has
declared itself willing to reduce the Sound
Dues forall countries. II is said that Austria
has strongly recommended Denmark to make
thisconcession, ',and that this latter Power will
shortly make its intentions known to all the
States Interested in the question. In the
coarse Of a leading article on the same sub
jcct, the Pays expresses firm conviction
that an European Congress must assemble
before long to discuss and regulate not only
the question Of the Sound, but several 9th
ers, which have remained for some time in
suspense.