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FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YoRK. Oct. I8.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The Atlantic arrived at haf-past 8 O'Clock
this forenoon, with Liverpool dates to Octo.
Der 9Th.
Sevastopol was certain to be blown up BY
the Allies, and mines are said TO have been
sunk already for the purpose.
Gortschakofs army was threatened by
forces of the allies from Eupatoria and Bal,
dar.
On the 29th Of September some Russians
we're defeated near Eupal oria by Wrench cav
airy, with loss Of so killed and lO5 prisoners
French less, killed and 27 wounded,
GortschakOf reports that on the Sd an in.
effectual movement had been made on the
left flank.
A portion Of the allied feet sailed on a Sc
cret expedition. recently. and are supposed Ia
be bound for Ncolof or Odessa.
The Car was at Odessa. lie had issue d
an encouraging address to the Russian people.
A collision is anticipated between the Wes.
tern Powers and the King of Greece on ac-
count of the latter's Russian procvities.
The food question is still serious on both
France and Germany.
The Allies, have mounted alarge number Of
mortars at Sevastopol, preparatory TO bombar-
ding the Russian position on the north side
| A new Danish Constitution has been pro-
mulgated at Copenhagen. Ferdinand uncle
to The King, having refused his signature, was
dismissed from the command of leland.
Russia had captured the Turkish convoy at
Kars with provisions for the garrison; will
| 1000 horses and 5000 men.
The restrictions on the importation Of sal
into Russia had been abolished.
! The Revenue returns of Great Britain show
40 increase of nearly E8, 5OO,0 900 sterling. ow
ing chiefly to the additional income tax.
Kars still held out but its provisions are
nearly exhausted 1t was anticipated, how
ever, tina; The snow would compel the Russi
ans 10 retire,
The Erricson arrived at Southampton, Sep
tember 29th
The correspondent of the London News says
the Russians are making preparations for the
evacuation Of the north side.
Gortschakof has published hopeful address
to his soldiers. He admits the loss of from
500 to 1000 men per day for the 80 days pre-
vious to the close of The seige but says, in con.
clus;on, "Sevastopo only enchained us to its
walls; we are now free and a new war com
menCes."
A letter from Revel estimates the Russian
marine losses in that part of the Baltic last
year at 10000 tons.
De Lise, Ganvid & CO., merchants Of Lon
dou. have Jailed for E4o0000. Engaged
principally in the Canadian trade.
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All Is Right Come aud See,

UNHR undersigned takes this method TO inform hls
/ friends aud patrons in CarroltOn, and vicinity,
that through perseverance, he has got his new Sky-
Light Daguerrean establishment completed Just below
HuslOns store, the Depot CarOllton Ohio, where
be is now well furnished with everything necessary u
execute all business ntIusted to him. have; nov =
large and well arranged sky-ligh which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that l can take
good likeness in all kinds Of weather, excepting ofchi.
dren these require clear day; but when clear days
be had, bring them along at any time aud viii
satisfaction. am determined TO stand at the
head Of my business and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment. Al who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other esta3
shment in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
TO give better satisfaction than any other operator 10 the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen most respectfully solicited
to call and examine, my work shall show tor llseIf
Prices will be reasonable. and all work warranted not y
fade, have good assortment Of stock embracing Z
variety OF fine cases. ladies' and gents breastpins and
will have assortment Of lockets TO accommodate all
who wish them. Views Ofbuildqgs, landscapes, family
groupes, copy work,-in word all business 10 bis
line shall be promptly attended to- and warranted b
please, or no sale. J. W. GOULD.
Oct. Is. '55-tf.
n B. the citizens who wish to crafty their appetite
upon good article OF Cheese, will find the article ior.
sale by j, W. Gould, at his Daguerrean establishment
all who wish TO get, will please call. J.W.G.
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GoDEY for November is on hand. The mum.
Der before US is splendid one--cOntaining an,
other Of those beautiful gemograph engraving,
not found in other magazines. It's fashion
plate is beautiful. The Lady's Book is the pi.
Oneer uagazine-and DOT only u'eful com.
Panion, but very handsome ornament for
the centre table. The L.ady's Book will con.
tain several new features the coming YEAR
for which and terms, see prospectus in this
weeks paper.
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FLUID LAMPs.-Dr. Boegel has received a
splendid assortment Of fluid lamps-glQss and
brttannia-varying in price for 10 cents to
s3 so. Also Wright's ETHEREAL oil expressly
for such lamps. The light afforded by these
lamps is clear, brilliant and pure. No fears
need be apprehended from exp!osons,a as Can be
demonstrated to satisfaction. We make the
following extract from Wright's circular.
TO those who have not yet had this beautl.
full light introduced into their neighborhood
the subscriber would simply say, that within
the last two years he has been instrumental in
in reducing it into a large number of cities and
towns in the South and South West, in all o
which it has become quite an item of trade
and never fails to supersede all other kinds ol
artificial light. its clearness and purity always
giving it decided preference
The Doc. is in receipt of almanacS for 1856
Any person desiring to procure either Ger,
man or English almanac, can be accommodated
at BOegel's drug store.
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LITTLE Too LATE.-The LocofOco pop gun
the Companion, was a little too late with it:
last "keg Of ink" Governor Shannon's bo
gus defence was too late to affect the election
1t being Over-Simlar is the worthy cores
Pondent, Augusta Of whom I'VE hope to hear
often FROM who writes concise sentences
giving nervous digs Would it not be well
for some friend of that lgnoramns to inform
him that the election is over, He had better
save bis pOwder-he may be an almighty some,
body some day: but it would be we'll for him
to recOllect for the present the old saying
hold your tongue and nobody will know you
are FOOL
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Nrru Special Notices

Hoohands German BitlerS These celebrated Bit.
ters prepared by DR.. G. NJ Jackson 100 Arch street
Philadelphia performing astonishing cures through
out the whole country. We can bear witness to their
curative powers in the o friend of who had
the Liver Complaint, and who had tried almost every
other medicine, but without effect A iter taking few
bottles of these Biters he entirely cured To those
who similarly afflicted we recommend them to take
tAe preparation knowing that they will cure the disease
spoken of and many others to which flesh is heir TO-
There is,a spurious article made in Philadelphia The
only place get the genuine article is 100 Arch street,
Philadelphia Of DR., Jacksan, his agents throughout
the country.
Sold by DR.. G. A. Beogel, CarrolltUn, Ohio.
Oct. Is. 2w.
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Coon Luck ATTEND HIM.-Dr. P. w. Lee
late OF the firm of Cary d Lee, of this place,
has removed to Carrollton, Ohio, where he de.
signs practising his profession We have long
been intimately acquainted with DR., L., and
knew him to be young man ofexcellent quail
tiles and superior attalnments. He well un-
derstands his profession, and we believe he
will receive as he certainly merits very lib
eral share Of patronage Salem Republican.
With pleasure do we give place to the fore
going complimentary notice of Dr. Lee, now
associated with Dr. ]. s. Hunter, of this place,
in the practice of medicine. Mr. Lee is an
accomplished gentleman and doubtless under
stands his profession thoroughly. We com.
gratulate our citizens in the acquisition of his
services, and would recommend him TO their
valuable consideration-hoping also that he
may receive liberal share of patronage.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS ron 2
NOW q THE finET0 nAKE UP cLuf
PElERNQ\'N MiGlZIAR

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lie thrilling Oliguai stories sfs proooume.a a, A..
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Rseh number contains Fashion plate, engraved a,
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30 work them; also, Patterns in embroidery inserting
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINS
READY-NiDE CLOTHING.
THE EOOE LlTTIT oocrFIED BrB aEIsTER.

The undersgued hereby informs the citizens Of tAis
place and surrounding county that he Is receiving
AID opening nes stock Of fashionable Ready made
SPRING AND SUMNER CL0THiNu !
which be Oilers 70 Biz friends aud Customers at lover
prices than such articles ever were exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous.
s 10 the city be Is enable 70 receive supplies every
week. thus Offering 10 purchasers the important advan.
sge Of having continually neE fresh, fashionable aud
cheap assortment 70 make their selecOls Cm 70 their
certain saii-lactiOu.
The pubic are therefore respectfully invited 70 call
and examine iOr themselves Here is the place for bar.
gains. The motto is cHEAP for CASH Quick sales and
small prOhts. 5. .sHRABACKER, Agent.
CarrOllIon, April &c, '55.-tf
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NEw YoRx. oct. %. -.
NEYERYRIEnEn =

Wnplease notice the advertisements headed the grea
book Of the year aad send for ul descriptive Cata
lOgue Of all illustrated Works
% To the unnitated in the great art Of selling book.
we would say that we present scheme for none N
ing, when Is better than all the gold mines Of Caorn
and Australia.
q Persous desirous Of selling any one Work alone
and canvassng certain section of country or severa
Counties, will please confer with the subscriber vii,
will eheeHuy answer every letter as far as possible.
the day Of its reception. Address.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Isl William st. " Y.
Aug. 80, 1866. I'm.
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10 School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers,
the following times for the year 1856 On the 2nd
Wednesday Of every month throughout the year and a.
20 on he 4th Wednesday Of pf Nay ss ptenlber and
October The meetings be held 81 the Court House in
CafrOioh, 10 o'clock A. N. By order Of the Board,
F.s. McKEAN. See
Dec. 21 "a. ID.
STANDING RULEs ADOPTED BIT ms BOARD or scn0oL E1
AMINEEs ToR CARROLL CoUSrY, PEB. l6TH, 1855,
l. Every applicant must produce certificate Of gOoS
moral character Of late date and signed BY responsible
persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished With two o.
three sheets Of ruled paper also with pen AID ink;
and with McGufey's Fifth Reader.
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish speei
men fpenmanship, skill in punctuation, composition
and the use Ofcapita Letters written in the presence
the Board.
l. To each applicant will be submitted list of ques
tiOns Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography,
to be answered in writing.
s. No applicant will be regarded qualified 70 teach
nor entitled to certificate who does not correctly an.
hafO the questions submitted 10 each branch
6. Certificates will not be Issued on the day exam.
nation, but be remitted by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable.
T. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected 70
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
s. No certificate will be granted to sny person who
is known to the Board to be habituated to the use
proiane language to be incorporate, or dishonest.
9.-Applicants viii be expected 10 Furnish them
selves with a stamped enVo Oped'
By order Of the Board
+. S. NcKEAN, Sec'y.
Feb ff
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
II nc W &c HE nc On

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AMI
Authority of the University Of Free Medicine an,
popular knowledge. Chartered by the State o
Pennsylvania, April 20, 1858, with a capital of 500,
900, mainly for the purpose Of arrestng the evils
Spurious Nostrums. Also for supplying the cOmmuni
ty with reliable remedies wherever Competent PLY
sican cannot or will not be employed have purchased
from DR.. John R. RoWand; his celebrated RowAEDs
Tonic MIXTURE, known for upwards OF twenty-five
years as the only sure and safe for FEVER and A.
CUE, &C., and his inestimable remedy for Bowel Con-
PLANTS. Rowands Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
together with The UnversityS Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The Unversity's remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
ton,
The University remedy for Costve Bowels.
Also the UniYeIsity's Almanac may be had at the
Branch Dispensary or store Of DE- G. A. Boegel Gar.
rollton, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimer, New Ha.
gerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
May II. 1S55.-6m.
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sale oi Real Eslais b. order nI court

o. satafiay. the ord Il NoTeaibsr aest. tfssO
~ eeioeE' noOu, u aid ds s oast o. ssls a. H.
ate resideuce u Henry B smlth Dsc'd, "a Munroe
toHnship, Carroll county, ohio, ths uset u and On
uch sad deceased lived ~ the time 0f BIZ daath Be
ia part oi NC soaih etsi quarter VI 5eii0u sse
10 township hiteen, u5l q Range seven "a CONAN.
ing nineesn acres and tEeutytso handreIths of an
ere Hse ~ irss. % said tract there cling house
GFht mill. wa.sr privilege, aud nesessary out houses
ard improvements, shout sixteen aeres cleared and u
good state af eullya,.la. Appraised 81 800.
Terms-Oae .hird in Ind, and The balance In tsc
EQUAL annual asialmenis Hith Interest, secured b
mortgage % the premises.
JAMES HAUGH. Adm'r II H. b. smith,
Oct. 4, 1856. 4E Pr. Zee. $50
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC,

New YoRK, Oct. l8.
We learn that the Car has left Nicolof
for the Crimea.
Various Russian and Prussan accounts stat(
that the war is to be carried or . the great
est determination and that th, Or nea is to b.
defended to the last extremity.
Gen Mouravief, who is now in Asia, viii
take the place Of Prince Gortschakoif, who is to
become Minister Of war,
Moscow advices state that 1893 900 men have
been added to the Military forces of Russia.
A letter from st. Petersburgh states that the
evening before the departure of the Emperor
for the South grand Council was held, at
which it was decided 10 carry on the war with
the greatest energy.
Accounts had been received frem Constan-
tinople TO September a.
Thirteen thousand Of the Anglo Turkish
contingent force had left for Varna, where they
will take up their winter quarters.
Omar Pacha is concentrating fifty thousand
men at Chifkalel. par: of the frontier of A.
sia,. which the Turks took from the Russians
as the commencement of the war.
Generals COmeberner, Earl of Stratford and
Viscount Harding were made field Mashals-
An order for reinforcements for the Crimean
army had been issued in Turin. The Italians
are trying to get up general rising against
Austria Mazzini, Ledne, Rolu and Kossuth
have issued JOINT appeal to all the suffering
natonalities. They are to act together.
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U. s. soLDIERs-0n Sunday evening last,
company of '.Uncle Sans boys" under the
command of COL Alexander, passed through
here on the o. d p Railroad They were
from Carlisle barracks, and were destined for
GaleDa, ILL.,, whence they will be distributed
to different parts Of the West. The o. & p
R. R. Company got $4,000 for carrying them
over the road, and gave the use Of their cars
to Indianapolis. Alliance Ledger, Goth inst.
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re- The sixth annual Wouan's Rights
Convention met at Smith & Nixons Hall, in
Cincinnati, on Wednesday morning the 18th
inst The following officers were elected:
President Mrs. Martha G. Wright. of New.
York.
Vice PresidenL-EmestineL. Rose. Of New
York; James Mott, Pennsylvania Francis D.
Gage. Missouri; Hannah NJ. Tracy Cutler, EN-
ily Robinson, Ohio, Euphema Cochran Mich
igan. and Paulina W. Davis, Rhode Island
Secretaries-Mrs. Rebecca Plumley, and
Wm, Henry Smith.
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The undersigned, John Marty, residing in Canton
Stark county, Ohio, hereby gives notice that he will et
on reasonable terms, the above premises with a spa
cous lot aud stablng situate in ROoertsy le, in sad
county.
The property ia exeeLenuy located for a public
house, with al the improvements desirable to carry
thatbusiness The house. al the same time is well
ranged for carrying the mercantile with the other
business. The rich country around it, will always sc.
good custom for a country store.
Please address letter Of inquiry to the undersigned
Possession Of the premises be given at any time
JOHN MARTY.
Oct 4, 1855. 3W,
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cE-LlVER DISEASE Carters Spanish NJ xture,
remedy for liver disease, and the number of forni-
dable evils connected with dsorganised state of that
organ is unrivalled,
Hundreds OF certificates, from the highest sources Of
persons, living in the City of Richmond, Va might be
given of cures effected by Carterl Spanish Mixture
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
of Samuel NJ Drinker Esq, Of the firm Of Druker and
Morris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va, who was cured by
two bottles of Carters S. ansh Mixture, after three yea
suffering from diseased liver He says its action the
blood is wonderful better than all the medicine he
had taken, and cheerluly recommen is it to all.
See advertisement.
Oct 4-lm
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CARROLL co R. Rive are indebted to the
Superintendent of this railroad for new Time
Table. TO which we invite special attention.
The time of leaving this place is changed from
8 O'Clock. A. NJ, to y A. NJ. Time of arrl-
val same as before. By present arrangements
passengers can be conveyed without delay, in
any direction they chose.
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TERMs-ALwAYsIN ADVANCE.

TEkMs-ALwAYsINA IN ADVANCE.
One Copy ioE One Year. O. 90
Three Copies for One Year. 90
Five Copies for One Year, - 50
Eight Copies Cor One Year, 10 0O
Sixteen Copies for One Year, 30 90
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CUBS
Three, Five, Eight or Sixteen copies make Club
To every person getting up Club, and renting the
money our Book Of Plates for 1885," will be given
gratis; o. preferred, copy ofthe Magazine for 1886
For Club Of Sixteen extra copy Of the Magazine for
1856 will be sent IN addition.
Address, postpaid.
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 1O2 CbestnUt Street. Philade elDha.
Specimens sent gratuitOusy il written for pOss-
paid
eWAnPostmasters constituted Agents But any
person may get Club.
CE-PersOns renting Will please get the Postmas.
ten 70 register their letters in which The remittance
maI be a. our risk Wnen the sum is large, draft
should be procured the cost Of which may be deducted
from the amount
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
Peter Smeltz, Et. al,
VS.
In Partition.

Peter Smelz. Et al,
VS. In Partition.
Martha Norris, Et. al
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the Court
Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House. in the town Of
Carrolton, in said county Of Carroll, Ohio, on
Saturday. the goth day OF October, A. D. 1855.
between the hours Of o'clock A. II. and O'Clock P.
n the ioJwing tracts Of land situate in the county
Carroll and State OF Ohio; lst tract-The South East
quarter OF Section thrty-hye (S5) township thirteen
q and range tive 5) in the Steuoenvle land distyiS
subject to the Dover Estate OF Martha NOuis-ap
praised at SS2OO. 2nd trsc-The North West quarter
Of the North East quarter of Section thirty five (S5
township thirteen S, and range five (5) in the $ eu
benyiEe land distriet-suhect to the Dover Estate o.
Eliza Norris, widow Of David Norris deceased-apprais
ed at $500.
Terms-0ne third cash in hand one third in one
wear and the remainder in two years with interest from
he day of sale The deferred payments to be secured
by Mortgage on the premises.
j. II. HHITCR FT.
Sheriff.
Sept 2O-lS55. 5w. Pr. fee S. so.
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COMMON PLEAS JUDGE. The New Lisbon
Buckeye State says: John Clarke, ESQ.,, Of
this place. has been appointed Judge ofthis Ju-
dicial District, in place of Judge Belden, re-
signed. The Judge has the reputation of being
good lawyer
Judge Belden resigned for the purpose of be.
ing elected State Senator, but was defeated.
Bad bargain that time.
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MEDICAL SPRcIALIsT-- The second mum.
Der of this new work is on our table The
Specialist fearlessly lays hold of quacks and
impostOrs and deals with them as they deserve.
On our first page. under the head of "Quacks
and Quackeries" may be found sample Of
the maner this Journal deals with that class
of persons. Terms e1 90 per annun.
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Their centre tables with good periodical, to
make selection for the eomingyeaf. To such
we would recommend esreful examination
Of Arthur. Terms two dollars q year. Address
7. S. Arthur & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.