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0ARHARTs IMPROVED
PATENT MELODEONS.

r. a. OhlLD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, o., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second and Third Stories Of Hnr
burts New Block Nos. &c and 6s Ontario street. Man
uactOry in the new three story brick building directly in
rear.
p A Child s the sole Proprietor Of the above named
Patent for the State of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in perfectng these
Instruments Introducing various Improvements and in
systematizng the business of manufacture s now pre.
pared to turn out "a instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process of manufacture over 800 Meo.
deons.
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets OF Reeds and two Banks, Of Keys as
being decidedly superior to any MeOdeon ever before
made in this country. Committee of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made since which they have been improved.
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PIANOS ! PIANOS / I! PIANOS ~!

Allow us to call your attention to our stock Of SPLEEN
DID PIANOS Of all patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames, all Of Rosewood Cases. with all the modern i'm
prOvements, highly and neatly finished Of brilliant and
powerful tone For eighteen years have they been sod
all over Che Union, in competition with oil others,
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PATTON HOUSE"

CAHROLLTON, ------~ OHIO.
8 G. MCKEE has taken the above house and
w invites his friends and the public generally 10
give him call. Every attention requisite to rem
der his customers comfortable will be given.
mo H.
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d. e. KNIGHT.

4 TT0RN NEY AT LAW,
LEEsBURoH, ................ CARROLL 90. o.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
may be intrusted to him, 10 Carroll, Harrison and
TuscaraWas counties.
FEB. s-'55.l
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THE GLORY OF MAN

The Graceful Ornament to Woman
HURD's HAIR REsTORER.
Warranted to restore Hair on any Head that is bald
For Sale by J. @ BAXTER, Druggist,
Aprllo, le0o-u Agent for Carroll Co.
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NThe whole amount coined during the las
six years is $500. 575, O25.

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CALLS ON HoRsEs. Ma, EDrroR Il have
nouced lately in several agricultural papers
remedies suggested for gals oh horses Ca.
nal horses are more cruelty CALLED than horses
IN any other service. Generally they lie idls
during the winter season. To a considerable
extent, also, the horses Of the farmer are but
I ii'tle used during winter especially where more
snan one span is employed on the farm. Or.
dnarlly single pair is we'll fed on grain 80 as
70 DO the chief portion OF the winter work. and
me rest are kept at cheaper rate, and do n.
We or no work until spring. The result Is
the shoulders of horses thus idle become ten,
ueF' and when the hard work of spring eom.
me9ces, and the weather Is warm and the an.
lmal sweats freely, the skin being tender i
scaldsd, and then CALLED.
now prevention Is better than cnva Al
Goohng application, that will toughen the skin
Oeiore use, and prevent innammatorv action
Wnen used, is what is needed for the worL
norse' From long experience, I have fonrd
these results TO follow the use Of spirits ssn.
rated with alum. keep bottle Of aInm % and
WI u 1ne stable, and bathe the part pres
seu oy sno names, or breast collar, and also the
oack' lcr several days before the horse com. m.
mences their spring work and also alone
'nroagh the season ocCasionly, when there e
sPec'ai danger OF scalding the breast. I have
'. nus passed tie entire season, empIoyinpScop.
''anuy not less than FIVE horse teams h farm.
ng uses, and have not lost the service Of
aorse a single day, for years together, on ae.
count Of sore back or breast. This rcmsJv
III enable sore to heal, although the snimsl
continues In constant use. ' NI"i N
ohEEP pAsruREs.-The pasturars vhich
leems to do best for sheen ia oId % sa,Sa
.hIch have been long 10 grass. Thew nrosas uoiSs
Try rolling land. Old pastures. bor%avor %
mould DO close fed early in the season. a.
nat the grass will come up alike over the
shOls held; otherwise, it may be spotted. We
Isualiy calculate that thirty acres should carry
90 sheep through summer and winter, pasture
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30. y. OAQKIOhs Jho A. bIhdHAh
JOHN II. CROXTON.

JEO. II. CRorON. JNo A. BmeHGH
JOHN II, CROXTON.
4ttOTasyGRl 0OuAssIIoT ct Lsu,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
entrusted 70 his care, In Carroll County OF else
where Once immediately opposite the west door Of the
Court House, CarTollton, Ohio.
~ The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of Cadz
Ohio, may be procured By the retention oithe abOvs
=. n. ECKELY.
AttorAsy aRd ooHAssIIOT at Las
viii practice at the profession in Carroll and the ad
joining counties. An business entrusted 10 him WI
receive prompt attention. 0FFICE-Sman frame
building one door South Of the "stidger House." Car
roLton, Ohio.
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CO-partnerShip Notice

The undersigned have formed Copartnership in
che mercantile business, and hope the liberal patronage
extended to the Old firm" will be continued with tbe
new. j. P. CUMMINGS.
ELI COUCH.
Carollton, March 10, 1855.
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New Arrangement.

The undersigned takes this method Of informing the
citizens Of Caroton and the rest Of mankind that he
has purchased the Drug Store Of John Sterling Esqr
and that he just receiving aargelOt fdrugs from the
East to be offered for sale BY him at the old establish
purchased in this sectun Of country. An drugs war
ranted pure. JOHN O. BAXTER.
CauolltOn o. Jan. Is '55.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

fer patients laboring under these two diseases is
absolutely essential. Il surely ID piece Of
irhospitable and bsrbsrous cruelty, well jus
tifying the nost prompt reprissls, that Gov.
erpor Concha should interfere with our invalids,
whether political or revolutionary, driven to seek
health and life in that Island. merely because
trey smuss their leisure 10 getting up plots sad
schemes for outing him. and upsettiDg the Span
ish domination. 1t 10 q well known constitutional
right of every Native American to plot and con-
trive for the ov srthrow OF his own Government,
and ever, a. IN the case Of Mr.. Pierce. Tor hi,
own administration Oft; aud surely foreign Gov.
ernments can have no reasonable ground to CON-
plain Of our travelling citizens treating them a.
a. well % they do their own Government at
home. 1t has been already con;lusively settled
that by the compromise Arrangement OF 1884, 40
Interpreted o. the South where alone these qaes-
tions are properly understood, American citi-
zeps Of every State removing iaso new territory
carry with them all the rights ard privileges
which they enjoyed Of home. Ia order TO carry
out this principle, it became necessary to repeal
the Missouri restriction and to psss the Nebraska
bill. The anpexa.ion of Cuba vi | only be another
move in the same dire c,ion, snds clearly demsoded
BY political consistency. Bus this point We shall
not press, lest we might seem 10 be insruding on
General CASES province, who will no doubt take
some speedy opportunity to prove that tue great
doctrine Of squstter sovereignty Is just {" sppi-
cable TO Cuba as IL is to Kansas.
Now We take is to have been fully aud com
pleiely established (such fogies as Marcy to
the contrary Notwithstanding By those great
lawyers and ju,i. consults. Soule, Buchanan aui
Msson met 10 conference at OsseDd, that every
thing movable or immovaele. perronal or real,
and Cubs, of course, included, rigdhaiy belongs
to those who have the greatest iced Of it-pro-
vided alwsys that is, that they are strong enough
to take it. The need we have of Cuba Is hog
pitsl for our pulmonary invslids would be, in t.
self alone, sufficient to decide the question. The
omission of the three great statesmen above.
named to claim Cuba on that ground, among the
others which they mention can enly BE- explained
by the habit they have got into Of lookiag at
matters from a point of view exclusvely Southern,
and Of scornipg to urge any reason In which tbs
North has joint interest.
What, however, are pulmonary invalds, how
ever numerous and respectable, compared with
the sick and dying Democratic partyf The Pc.
lsical consumption, of which the ravages have
become apparent since the Ostend Conference
ard as cure for which Caba offers tho best
chance, settles the question. IL there any sacri-
fee too grest, any risk too formidable, any bill Of
costs and expenses too heavy, for the country to
hesitate moment about encountering It, when,
not merely the health and viyor, but the very
political existence Of such fathers Of their coun'
Try as Pierce, Dobbin and Mississippi Davis hang
in the balsnce7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

apology for IL; aad, though .be b,ssted sacsr.
tainsy Of the law, and the ridiculous quibsIes al
sup'leties with which II csnlnues to sbsusd far-
nish judges Of notorious ingenuity win su,,s
mste'isls for erecting covers to icjassice, ysS
thas can only be done BY an expenditure Of tiled
and labor which is an etfsien, dra. bsck 70 iss
hsbitusl perpetrs,ion.
It lot unususl to sscribe ths vsst impr,vs
met in the character Of the English judges siacs
the Revolution Of l6s5 to the stability in shs ssrn
Of Judicial Office then introduced. We arc IA.
clinsd however to s,crioe |. In a vastly gressse
degree {, the custom which began 10 be ,nsrs
duced about the same tune, of siviag d-cisioss
with the reasous therefor annexed. rais Il I
moot important check even upon the worst q
judge Even Screegs and Jeffreys, with tAis
necessity upon them, would have been co npus.
lively discreet. That Judges should BE- to q OF.
tain extent secure in the tenure Of their ofies.
may be one guarantee Of their impsr.i Atty; bsA
all, We think. must upon consi iesaaon, sdmi, a
pie tiifipg, compared with the necessity Of go
ting forth the reasons of every dscusiou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
KNOW.NOTnlNG WEAKNESSES.

One Of the greatest objections to the discipline
of the Know-Nothires, which has caused them
immense trouble and embarrassment, and will
cause them more, is that each member bids
himself to obey the bidding Of majority of hi,
confederstss. He sureOders his right of pri.
vste judgment, and consents to be dumb iastru-
ment for the advocacy Of views, and the elsva-
ton Of men for whom he entertains q sovereign
contepps. He voluntarily sbases him,elf, and
thus becomes despicable in his own eyes, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

The Special Committee on the charges sg sinst
Mr.. Hiss, Of the Mass schusetts Legislature, re-
ported yesterday that no specific act of criminal.
ity has been proved against him. Al no such
"sct" has been alleged, we don't see the special
object Of this wbitewash. II WAS "the attempt
"sDd not the deed" that brought Mr. Hiss into
trouble. The Committee ungsllsntly take no
I0tice of Mrs Pstterson's bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

TIE defense by professedly neutral journ ale -
the wArlke designs Of JEFF. Davis, the Sscretsty
Of War, upon the Indians of the North .wesk
may safely be pronounced one Of the supplies
and MOST nexcussble thiDes OF tie time. Lsst
autumn . company Of frontier troops. stationed
on the limits of the Indian territory, mMs =
uprovOked ard foolish ssssul. upon an encaue.
ment Of Indians, killing and w,uodiug a lsryD
number of them; the attack wss re,ulsed By 40
arms. and the sssAi'ing party kDlei to msA
Bot while we must lament this hatchery. we CO
not defend the utter impradeoce aud folly Il
our commander at the station. Toe outrage M
on our eide, and not on the side Of the alians.
They simply repelled sauguiuary attack, msls
for the trifing csuse that one Of their number
had stolen lame COW from train Of emisraah.
RefusiLg or being unable to surrender the ofsad.
no other cause. A Wholesale murder Of thea
was attempted. because an individual Of the CO.
csmpment bad been guilty Of an 40. Of simpls
theft, for which theft, too, treaty with thee
makes the whole tribe liable, the sum bsing DE-
Quoted from the annual appropriation for thai
benefit.
These facts are we'll known AMI Gen. Csss
Mr. Houston, and other men Of equal experience
on our Indian frcnsier', proclaimed the a'surd9
and wickedness Of IN iertahiog q war upon To
Indians for what they had done, yet JEFF DWb
persisted. and the drilled Administration forea
carried through bill, at tho lsss session, rsAss
three regiments and apprcpriasing two aud hsf
millions of dollars TO this worse than Quixoss
enterprise. VIVA. scheme Of the wsrltks Scare
tary 1t 10 to cover, or what outrsees Il msy eat
bic him to ihaict upon the Indians, we d. nj
know; but 1t seems strange enough thss any ma
bu. thiek-sDd.thin partisan Of the powers Id
be, should engage In defending the business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

NEWSPAPER SUMMERsET.-IRe Herald wMa
while ego out In favor OF trying the Maine Law.
Lately it has opposed IL, ard now 1t 10 melting y
riotous resistance when it shall come Toto edeck
The same paper has been all along coquessiU
with and spplaudiDg the Know -Nothings. II h
beginning to tire of their company, and slres1y
gives uBmistakable signs Of going back to TIE
support Of the Democratic party. Ran desese
a sinking ship.
So too, with Thc Times. That paper was
sgainst the Prohibitory Law. II became con.
vert when 1t was thought necessary to have Tho
vote of the Temperance men to make its editor
Lieutenant Governor. For some equally COED
reason, no doubt, II now gives the Law the cold
sloulder, and groans through whole lsna
over the want of moderation on the part Of TIE
Temperance reforners. This 10 the old style Il
dirkiDg in the back II anything can exhaust
patience, it is to be cursed by the pretendsd
friendship of false mem White lvered" mos
Mr.. Clay used to call them. Bat after oil, tie
people like to see all men, and all public usR
especially, open and sbove,oard. Lot msa ~
for or against any doctrine, principle o. messures
just az be chooses, but In Heavens name lot hin
take his position on one side or the other, ~
stick 10 it Like man. Do let u have liltle
less strsddline the rail, less peering round ssf'
rers TO see which wsy II is best to dodge nexh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
Az ApRIL VIEW on PROHIBITION

n J. aaysond ia The ~ " ri~e', lpra ~ -,
There is large class 10 the conmnn'ty vac 49,
10 regard the sale Of glass of wine, or the on
of a mug of ale, as crime, and who ~" XIX
tAstr aid to Jr0nd and funish a. sun na' " ~
not constitute the ajori,y even OF tnsf1ena' ~;
persnce, End it vii be long tune oso,s -
bring public sentiment thoroughly sod psr~
10 their standard Of right and wrong - -
We cherished the hope for some nne ~" ssXxs
troducIiop Of the present lsv tt.t rehscuea 80 e
s,peri. nee Of the psst year woud temper s.s -
tka Itmpsyarce i,aders with more al 'cIe.s. ~. ~
Lead TO the enactment Of wiser Law fnao tue 49,
toed by Gov, Seymour We trusted tns. 'Ss ~ =
NJ Temper,nce in the State Senste wou'u 70 tsd =
secure sucb notifications Of .ns ss.dsr Il ~
would. without Iiskpg its passage, 1Sicb Il -
Offensive 10 tina. public sentiment upon un naSWa
Ssoend f,r stability. They we're unaols - ~
20 rsccomnl;sh such q result. The c,orso - =
Tsmrs,snce party was such ~ to consas,r =
tsts tbs law ss they found IT, or lose u -
TIE lsv AZ parsed, therefore. eonfGaHsre,y
800 xh;eh eor fiet with the jrdgmsm; y 4 -
- anes men, and threaten the I'm .,s -
he ENHANCE. Of the law itsslL A M msSob
ths rrsefce Of our Courts principles a.. .;tn -
uttsrly ~ var with established nsasgs ~ ;anoco1
non sv. Il prssumes guilt and reqau stems. ~
~. sss.bIhbed by proof. II sa'honzes. .s;,ssssc
s,ss,s Tor ceiling liquor, intended 70 ~ n rofdl
49,. "a ineure punishment, WHICH, oas ~ J
CIV rs,,ons ishts, the lsv fsibids N 49, -
ior Pssfys' and which no Coun, an asot ~
rsnsaS = re statute, would fos 'as"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

The Tsmmsny General Committee took the
Affairs of Nation, State aud City (Caba incluaed)
into their charge last evening. Strong Ausi-
Maine Law resolutions were adopted, and also .
resolve irdorsipg Fernando Wood. The resolu-
iobs adopted sre far from suiting the fllibass
tiers. The war spirit is subsidipg among the
TsnmspIites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

Morrissey and Hyler, charged with being con.
csrDed in the Poole murder, were yesterday sd
u.itted to bail. Linn AID Van Pelt have not yei
found bOndsmtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

We give else ~bere the resulss Of the Spring
Elections in different parts Of the country.
Know. nottingham 10 on the wane, as these 70
suits show. Wherever the friends Of open po-
lltical action were thoroughly organized, they
have beaten the midnight plOtters by large ma
jOiiiep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

The SPIRIT OF '7s The citizens Of Pomtfet, ".
On the 2sth Of March, held large public mssting -
denounced the Know-Noshing organisation q ~
Christian, Anti-Repubcan, and unlawful, and ssss
Of lust for Office. The meeting was composed OF -
Of all shades Of politics, opinion, and the res'luase
were adopted III animously.
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The TRIBUNE
for California, Oregon and the SaadricA Islands.
II win contain summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can be
had a. the counter in the publication Office This
Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

Tie Bosrd of Councilmen took up the City
Hall plans last night, and, after an interesting
discussion, adopted the QaadraDgular Plan, al
most without dissent. They proceeded a. Ear IS
to order to third reading the specific atoms for
the macon work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
Nsip3lprk DAILY @bnate
FRIDAY. APRIL 90, 1855.

We locked for the Nashville last night bat
heard nothing Of her up to midnight. She is in
her thirteenth day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
To PROF II LDERs.
PATENT lxFRNGEMESTs.

BY the Act Of July 1885 49, i 'h be 10 the powe
Of Cont % jue above the ACTUAL dim.e
three times the amount tnseof" Tne using vel a. masa
Is az itiiins len ens. -
States 1854 Ba tia TaEget" Court ruled that 10 re
issue Pstentee hts The light restrict or enlarge hs ea
20 a. 10 ,iye IL validity snd eSecfpse his Invention
IL viii the above decision q The saPrere Cou
,ud by tie .a,c- of my counsel Chres n. Keller ESD
my pateLf Of Nov IL ls5 and the Psentoes
en- the Sd April 1855 gave Issue. Of sheh the folio "
Ing is the e,sin
"Wh. chin ~ NY Invention In cover for openings "a
vsulu In foors decks &c mailing them Of Metallic ur.
ing pffoisted Melai Plates. with thu apenu % % sns
thst persons hcdes pss<pg frs 90 them n.y b
enthtiy sgslsined by the metal As THADprus HYATT,
No 40 Wet 5fo.dw.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
"strsnrs .uch difference there should b
'Twfxt twee die dunn and tweealedeo"
sEPTfhBkR vIEW or PROHIBITION.
II. J. Raymond TO ME-. R,chardsoH

H. J. Raymond to A,. R.eAardsos.
LIMA, Sept. IS, 1884
DEAR SIR. Your favor Of the 2lst has rsschdnD
at this place snswer both the inquiries d -
affirmative. In view Of the great and incroef4
evils Of iDtempersnce, and OF the necessity oflseds
tive action upon the subject, an decidedly in isss
Of Prohibtory Lac. and in the contingency ~
you suppose, should approve Of and sign the ~
1 may add that such . law would receive my
port in osy ctfeiai position which might sii''s -
opportunity and involve the duty Of acting uporh
lem, very respectfully, your obes.nt ,ervsns WON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

On another page will be found a STATEN nj By
Mr.. VIM. n. Fry. in regard to the promised per-
form, nee of bis Stabat Mater, at the Academy Of
Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

The Watering Season is opening early at Cape
May. Asea-terpent hundred feet long was dis.
covered there yesterdsy-at least, % lays the
telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

SKSrrxcED Haynes who murdered Satli6, in
Ashtsbu's County, lO,l LAST spring, hss been SEN
'srctd to the pebitent;ary during LIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

The Board Of Aldermen met last evening. did
nothing for two hours, and adjourned to Monde.
nett.