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Observation-Disclosures

Z r. NEW ROUTE TO THE LAKES,
0swEoo, Apnl ls.--The Steamer Msy Flower,
pioneer lineS q new steamer running between This
oiy ana fofobio, he's attiYea efe, thus establish.
tRe q leR. lIEtct l0le ria ColltaEW00l Rail RVa5
and Georgian Bsyto The Upper Lakes. .s'
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

On Saturday tie 10th OF November next, 1890, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A VI. aud O'ceck I. NJ
at the door of the Court House. in Clruton OhiG viii
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real Estate
as the property OF Jacob Everhat deceased, lying in
Carroll county ,0hioo witt The North East quarter of
Section nine 9)n Township fourteen, (l4) Of Range
Six, (6 (the late residence of Deceased) containing
1914 acres more or less. Subject to the Dover Estate
Of Elizabeth EverhaIt widow of Jacob EVerhart, set oft
by metes and bounds, appraised at $4,000.
Also the East half Of the South Fast quarter oil Sec
ton eight, (S) in Township fourteen, (l4) of Range
six, (6 containing 81 acres more or less appraised at
81 500.
Also, the West half Of the South wet qltrter of
Section two (2) in township fourteen, (l4) Of Range
six. (6) containing 81 acres more less appraised
at 900 these two last described tracts lie adj lining
each other and all the above property lies in the vicn-
ity of Topes mill, and is very valuable EsA
Also Town lot No, (+O on the main $ rect in Car.
rollton with the improvements, IA good frame house
and other buidings) appraised at Si00)
Also 0utlots numbered three, ~ six, 3. 6) IN Etz'
abeth Croxtons addition of 0uOs to the town Of Car.
roon, which lots lie together, and contain one acre
each, more OF less and appraised at $37 So each lot
Terms of sale, one third IN hand, end balance IN two
equal annu, nstamens with interest from day OF sale,
ecured by mortgage on the premises
JOHN GREGG, Administrator of
JACOB EVERHART, Decd.
Oct, II 1855, 4w, pr fee, $500.
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CARROLL COUNTY
WR ~. = r. ~ GD "a nd
Time Table for the Mail Trains.
NOs l -
Oct 25, 1855.

Ilm6 1dUl6 lV1 CA0 4AoLA II uAno'
To lake effect on and after Monday the 22d
day of October 1855.
From Uarrolon to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Orestline,
Columbus, Steubenvile South Mail Train, will leave
UarrolltOn Depot daily at7I A. NJ. stopping at all way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, gong
North on G. P. R, R. Passengers going North, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 p NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at P. III. and passen'
gers will arrive Carrolton 90 p NJ This arrSnge'
ment will enable passengers to remain in Cleveland l
hour transact business, and will enable passengers
that may wish to reach the S. & |. Il. K. travelling
south to Columbus East to Steubenville, or Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost.
The Freight trains will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED
From Oneida to New Market, on S. h !. R. R. o.
Media to Carrolt,n by R. CarrolltOn to New Ma ket
by Stage. ...... ,-sr.-1...
Tickets through 81 2t to be had OF Treasurer Jane
Cameron, and at the Western Exchan ge Geo. X,
McKasky. ....
There are regular lines of Stages running to the
East, from OarrOIlton, Harlem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Steubenvlle. Also daily
line running South from Carrollon Lamertne, Perrys-
vile TO New Market ON the S. II !. II. Il. by winch
cans the traveller will be conveyed without loss OF
time, or,nopD
Sup't,, O. q. r. R.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

E.R. Eekiey, By virtue Of p IA ct lev
VS. ia, issued nom the COuIt oil
. syWster Tripn. Common Pleas, Of Carroll,
County Ohio, aud to ne directed, sl ofer for sale
At the door o. the Court House, 10 Caolton. in said
Carroll county, OHio, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of November next, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. N, and O'Clock P.
NJ the following premises situate In Carroll county, Ohio,
aud described - iollows, 70 Wit The West hall
ol the South West qaaiter Of Section eleven an in
township fourteen, (li) Of range six 6l steutenvle
Land district containing Eighty acres more or lcss.-
Appraised at 81, Terms cash
J. II. WHITCRAFT,
Sheiih,
Oot IS, 1855, Gw. Pr, fec $50.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

UIHIS Institution will reopen on Monday tue oIh o'
November proximo, with new arrangements under
the supervision of the NJ. E. Church.
The Directors have secured the services OF a new
board of teachers whose ability, and efhcency, thay
confidently recommend to the public as worthy Of the
most liberal patronage,
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Females will have access to the Institution, and will
be admitted to all its privileges equally with the naes'
BOARD OF TEACHERs.
NJ, L. Bonniheld, A. b. President
q, r. Stuntz, Teacher OF mathematics anu 'ne u"'N'"
sciences. n..o,,
Mrs Bopni6eld, Principal ofthe Female Department
DIVISION. OF THE YEAR.
Tho nrssent wear will be divided into two sessions
Tba a. a. will commence on Monday, Nov. 5th,and close
on THURSDAY, March lst The seeond,wil commence on
"Wednesday March l4th, aud close on Thursday, June
2lst.
Common Eng Branches, including Eng. Grammar,
Geography Arithmetic. s4'9O'
Higher Eng. Branches. SOU
Languages and higher Mathmatcs. $500,
Tuition for the shorter term will be reduced in near
| ly the same proportion.
Chemical and Philosophical Appa ratus viii be pro-
cured at an early date and no pains Will be spared 70
render the school worthy OF patronage
The Dcipline, though mild, will be firm, and Of ma
ture enforce upon the pupil the principles OF sell gov
| ernment.
Especial care will be taken Of the morals of the stu
dents and while the teachers will end eavOr to give sat
siaction 70 their patrons the administration will be
tirely free from sectarian bigotry.
Board can be obtained at Sl,25 to l,75 per week.
Those wishing ii, can board themselves at about hal
price.
For furth r particulars, enquire Of the sident.
JOSEPH JONES, Secy ofthc Board,
Octr 49, 1855. II.
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jackson and Vinton--3ingham
Putnam and Henry II ] 3Jehmer.
70 s Journal I5t

L
additional returns render it probable that
E. B Phelps, LocUfoco, is elected Senator from
the Mercer, Auglaze, &c, district. In the
Lucas district we think Lunt, Republican. is
elected, but it is not settled. This is the only
senatorial district in doubt. 1t leaves the Lo.
eoloeOs six Senators, with a chance for ano-
ther.
In the House, we have the election Of the
following Republicans in addition TO our for
mer list; Allen, Chas Post Coshocton,
Patrick Thomson; Galia, John N. Clark Shell.
by, DR., W. V. Cowan. On the other side it
is settled that Monroe elects Henry 7. Grier,
and Alfred 0gle, and that Locofoco is elect,
ed from Mercer and Van Vert. This only
leaves Adams and Lawrence to hear from -
We think both of them will send Republi.
cans.
The House will probably stand 81 Republi
cans to 80 Locof1cos = o. S Journal, l7th
inst.
Returns from the North western district,
composed of Hancock Wood, Lucas, FutOT
Henry and Putnam, render it certain shat W
|, Lunt, Republican is elected to the Senate
over his Locooco competitor by over two hun
dred majority This closes the returns for The
State. Out Of Hamilton county the Slave De
nocracy have elected but three Senator'S; ont
in Wayne and Holiness one in Guernsey ant
Monroe, and one in the Mercer and Angaz,
district, With Hamilton county they have sil
Senators, while the Republicans have twenty
nine.
What a show for the once powerful and ar
rogant Democracy Of Ohio What terribl,
rebuke from the people, for their manifold po
litical sins II S Journal, 10Th inst.
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BY order,
". B. TnRALL, Sec'y.

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY The Pittsburgh Post
of the 9th inst gives the following account of
an extensive robbery which took place at Sum
merhil station, Cambria co. Pa.
'Cn Saturday last, merchant named Mich
OILS, from Ohio, arrived in our city on his way
East, with. .S4. 500 in his possession, secured in
belt around his person. AT the Monongahe
Ia house he made the acquaintance of "a young
man who represented himself TO be clerk in
a wholesale house in Philadelphia, at which
Mr.. Nichols intended making purchases. The
two became very intimate on short acquaint-
ance, and Nichols very foolishly confded to
the other the fact that he had a large amount Of
money with him. The two agreed to travel to
Philadelphia together, but on Sunday night,
at half past nine o'clock, when the train start
ed for the east, Nichols could not find his COM
panion and took passage by himself. At the
/ Summsrbill station of the railroad. in Cambria
county, Nichols stepped out upon the platform
of the car to see the depot. The night was
very dark and just as the cars were agar
getting into motion, some one stepped from ih'
interior Of the one on which he was standing
and struck him violent blow upon the bacl
of the head with hsndy-billy, knocking hin
to the ground senseless. When he recovered
his person was riAed of the money, but n
clue to the perpetrator could be found. Mich
OILS came back to this city, and put officer 70
upon the track of the young man whose af
quaintance he had made at the Monongahel
House, under the belief that the individu'
knew something of the occurrence. but up
the present time no trace of him has bee
found.
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Grand Republican Jubilee.

The State Central Committee. after consulta"
ton with friends from various parts of
the State, have resolved to hold
the Grand Republican Cele-
braton in Honor of our Glorious Victory in O.
hio, at Columbus, on Wednesday, November
I4th
Letters of invitation have been sent TO Hon
Chas. Sumner Hon. Wm. II. Seward, and
other distinguished Republican orators, who
are confidently expected to be present on the
occasion. The several county committees Of
the State are requested to take immediate ac-
tion To secure the attendance Of as many citi-
gems from their several counties as possible
Our triumph is most complete and overwhel-
ming, and is the dawn of better day for the
people of Ohio. 1t is worthy of this specia
commemoration.
The details OF this celebration will be given
to the public as soon as they are arranged
The 0hio Delegation in Congress, the Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor elect, and the
other officers of State who have been so tri-
umphantly chosen by the people, are expected
to be present 1t will be the great jubilee of
freedom. Let the freemen of Ohio come to-
gether on the occasion and congratulate each
other on this most suspicious event,
By order,
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Is. T..BABBITT'S.
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,

Ia oue-pound packages expressly for family use sixty
one pound packages in each box. With this Saeratus
and sour milk or tartar bread aud cakes OF eve'
ry kind can be nude and baked in half an hour at any
season Of the year. and in any climate Directions fer
using it taccompaay each package,
Also. super Carbonate Soda, Soap Pogder, Yeast
Powder CASTLE Soap, Cream Tartar, aud Candles OF all
kinds b. 7. BABB,TF.
Nos 6s 10 Washington Street, NeS York.
Oct. II 1865. mos.
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II. y BABBlTT,s POTASH,

In tin cans Of six pounds eaeh " lbs in case, war
ranted superior 10 any in and at about the same
price of the ordinary Potash sold in casks Thismet1
cd of putting up tue article renders ii much more con
yenient for retailing and in this respect therefore, IL
yerI desirable Printed directions for its use are
placed upon each can The article has been in the
market for the past three years, and whegever has
been introduced has given the highes. satisfachon--
Any person de5rous OF giving the article aill will
on remitting to my address IS, be sent case OF IL
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Medical Notice.

Doct p W. Lee, late from Salem, o., formerly with
DR.. Carey Of that place. having permanently located in
Carrolton o. in injection with DR.. j. s. Hunter, for
the practice Of Medicine Surgery tenders his profes
sona servicesto the citizens and public genera y hop
ing by prompt attention to bis profession to merit
share Of public patronage. Office and residence with
DR.. Hunter.
East Main Street. = Carrollton Ohio
Oct. II 1855, f..
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".

At meetin Of the managers Of the Carroll county
Agrieultara Society," held in this place the 10th inst
it Resolved that owing to the ateness OF the sea.
son; and other disadvantages, that we dispense with
holding Fair this season. Eae.a t-t
1t was also Resolved that meeting Of the members
of the Society be held on Saturday the nth Of Nov
next for the purpose Of eectngocers for the ensueng
year. Itis hoped that there viii be general attend
ance, w BUTLER, Sec'y.
Carrollton, Oct. IL 1855. F. ss1i
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NaR Faatures for l85f.

new and very Interesting story viii be commenced
in January, BY Marion Harand, author Of Alone and
Hidden Path, two novels that have created an i'm
mense sensation in the literary world. Also
Mss Virginia +. Townsend viii commence in the
February number Nonvelette, which we know will
strongly interest the readers OF the Book
Stories by an English Au.hOress.
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits.--With en-.
cravings
The Nurse aud the Nursery,
How 10 make Bonnet
Troubles of an English HOusekeeper.
The Art Of Sketehing Flowers from Nature.-With
engravines- be copied by the learner on paper to
be coloed.
Maternal counsels to a Daugbter.-Designed to aid
her in the care of her health the Improvements OF her
mind, and the cultivation Of the heart,
New styles Of Illuminating Windows and Lamp
Shades, with engayings
Poey aud History OF Finger Rings Illustrated: Shells
foe the ladies' and where they come irOm with engra
wings
Modelling in Leather with Engravings.
This is only giving an idea of our Intentions for 1885,
New designs OF interest the ladies are sprnging up
every day we shall avail ourselves Of everything that
eau intere them In fact, Godeys Ladys Book, will
possess the iutsrest any other three magazines,
In addition to the above viii be continued in each
number.
Godey's splendid Steel engravings.
One hundred pages of;eading,
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Embroidery patterns, -lny quantity OF them Civ
en- monthly
Model Cottages.
Dress making, with diagrams to cut by. . -,
Dress pattems-Iniant's and Childrens Dresses-Al
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The OaiciaI Vote.

al de counties but thirteen have been re-
aarusd TO the Office OF the Secretary Of State
So fer, the mai ,nity for Chase is i264s. We
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GE The Western Reserve gave Chase
majority Of 5000.
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have VIA, purpofJs to Be he off,jAi maiori.
nes in these remsiaing thirteen counties except
Holmes aud Huron. Estimating Holmes a.
500 for Nedill, and HuronlOO0 for Chase, he
majority in these counties is4.I92. This adds
TO the official return, makes Chase's majority
.i6,s4l Il vii very but few figures from
that number.
The majority for the rest of tbe Republican
tiekstisnOt known, but i, will probably range
from So 900 to 10000. ..F .
The Trimble vote is larger than we though.
few days since. All but eight counties
give him 1856. There are Holmes. Huron,
Jefferson, Medina; Meigs, Pauld,ng. Pike and
Wayne. which will increase Il to a fraction over
"a. O00.-l o. S. Journal. Goth inst.