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Notice il hereby gwen to John kcAHsier, Of Oven
county, Indiana, susan MeAIIsier, Samuel Lucas and
Hannah bis wife, Adalire McAlister, Lucy MeAlster
and Rebeecs Jane McAis:eE Of Carroll county, Ohio,
and Mary Nc Ai.ttr vido GeOrg' A. heAl.istsr,
deceased late Of Carroll cd OLio, that a Peri.ion
vas Gled sgainst them on N #2hih day uf May A, D.
1855, IN the Court Of Common Peas Of Carroll cOuR
Ohio. by George NcAIlisier, And Jacksol Hasamau,
and Temperance his ie and is pending, wherein
tie said George McAster, and ia ksCn HhgamaB, and
Temperance, his Ee, demands pntiriOn oil the east
bali Of the northwest quarter, Of section six tG) H.
rownshjp thirteen, C3J Of Range SIX, (Clin Carroll
county Ohio, IA 59-l0J scres The ald Petition fur.
lher asks that the dover Of Mary McAl-ter wdow Of
George A. NcAlisteE may be assigned her in said pre-
misses
And also se out that the naked legal Tile to sad land
vas in james Meal lister en- infant Of said George
A Alster deceased that said james never bad any
interest in said land and that the same vas held 10 trust
by him for the use Of bis fatser George a. hcAster
dat said George A. hld uninterrupted and adverse
possession o said land more than twentyoRe years
that said James has been absent for sixteen more
years, and is believed TO be dead &c,
Application will be made at the next term Of tht
Court by the Petitioners for an oidcr Of Partition
: (and an assignment Of dover Of said premises
VAN BROWN,
Att'y for Pedtonen9
| Nay 81, 55-Gw pr fee $40
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SrEuBENvlLLE FtRE.--We are sorry to learn
that our neighbor shire town of Steubenyille,
on the night of the fourth inst. met with a
severe loss by fire originating in Donaldson g
block, extending to and destroying the entire
block Of buildings, containing several stores,
dwelling houses and shops. Supposed to be
the work OF an incendiary,
Among the sufferers are Mr. Nash $4,000,
MFR. Donaldson $4,000 and Mr.. Blackburn
&c, 900. @
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EoLEoTIc MEDICAL JoURNAL,-The July num-
Der of the Journal is before US, Those who
favor the Eclectic system Of medicine will fad
an able advocate in the Journal. tits con-
Quoted by Joseph R. Buchanan and R. s. New
ton, two able professors in the Eclectic Medical
institute of Cincinnati. Terms so per annum
Address DR.. r. S. Newton, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Danced all night, till broad day light,

4rH OF july AT NEW HARsIsBURoH.--We
acknowledge the receipt Of the proceedings
and speeches delivered at the celebration of the
4lh Of July. at New Harrisburgh; but owing to
the length of the document we are compelled to
defer its publication until next week. We
are glad to learn that our neighbors at New
Harrisburgh had grand affair n'that day
May the fires OF '76. enkindled upon the alters
ofLiberty in their midst. never go out
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DARING BuR6lAar-0u Wednesday night,
the 9Th ult., the residence Of DR.. White, on
Clinton street. Cleveland, Ohio, west side, was
entered through a window says the Leader, and
bis gold watch. portmOnie, and the change in
the pockets Of his pantsloOns, were ell taken.
The watch and bis pantaloOns hung within
two feet Of the bed where the Dr. and his wife
were sleeping. The burglar then sscended
the stairs, as bis steps were heard by persons
whose sleeping apartments are on that floor,
carefully examined the promises, and then re-
traced his course, and effected his escape. He
must be most reckless villain; for while he
was in the house a light was burning in room
opening into the hail. where a member Of the
family lay sick. The door of this room was
partially open. NisN
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srosTAsEovs CoNBcsrsos. "A case Of spon.
ta7eous combustion occurred on Sabbath, which
came near 6dag The new Preslyserian church
A cotton reg saturated with oil, with vhish
the painter bad been rubbing he esPping Of
the pews. was left upon one Of the seats. On
going into The church. yesterday morning. .
large hole was found burned in the seat and
the rag was in asheaF The experiment was
made yesterday noon, by placing one Of ths
painters rags 10 a similar situation, and at 3
O'Clock il vas 30 hot that it could aOl be held
in the hand In a few hours more it doubtless
would have consumed ITSELF Here is lesson
ior ell painters to heed; and may account for
the origin Of many an unaccOanlable fire and
loss.-- Sandusky Register.
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EE- At The late term Of .he Probate Court
Of Tuscarawas county, one Anne Newton. of
Dover, was fined IS and costs, and imprisoned
one day in the county Jail, for getting drunk.
'Jordon am hard road to trabe' in Tusearaw-
as, especially il they liquor at all way stations
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E9rThe Propeller X, W. Brooks. on her
way from Cleveland for Ogdensburg, blew up
near Ashtabula, on last Friday. Two of the
engineers badly scalded-One of them thought
to be fatally injured. Two of the deck hands
we're drowned. The passengers were not in
iurei.
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UEEHcF eF EHE agaakeF Ra0aaHn !
caHolllou, JeHs a. isss. /
THE fi5sir 4 aecounis of Erecutors, Admhis.Falafs
and Gazfaians hsvs BEES hisd n tiiz 6frs ana are
4 SIS ier hesFlnz sa heusaf. the sfh aaf of 1alg
A. p. 1855, st s'eIoek n Il saia aas, aaa wlH =,
eoutiu lsd itom day % 3sf uuil 40 aFe spased a s
fins 80 penaeusg q Nhsh Acr6autaaa a1a otLsis
istsTssssd 10 tsks Boise. tiss
Final ne't of Anos Carr. adalF. a kezin StoaenAn
q = Kfsne4s sislis. admf. 0f 1oha A. FISHER.
/" nahs0a RseieF. ahd Joan csssls0n, a
usDisnsiors d Jsbez Coaiaoa.
&" :" 4" Jaue George, sdmr a Tionas George
% haiita faen, executax Of George idea.
Second +" u Ayres, AID Jamsa Mckcau, exccufors
ofkudulph Cock.
Final " Tliomzs Jasksou, guard. oi Aua Jaekson
" Jhu McCauslsnt gusrd ol Marion Grimes
Fha Peter Shassef, gaafdiaa 0f heirs Of join
EaBbaugh.
I" YaI BrOan, a8mr ~ John Psarce.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge
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JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. July number
of the Journal IS upon our table. 1t possesses
all the excellent properties Of its predecessors.
Terms One Dollar per annum. Address Jour
nal Of Education, Columbus, Ohio.
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Tue STUDENT-For June has found its way to
our table. The Student is an excellent FaMily
Miscellany, aud is devoted to the diffusion Of
knowledge. Published monthly, by N A. Cal
kins, New York. at One Dollar per annum.
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re- Mr.. J. G. Baxter, Librarian for the
Borough Of Carrollton, for the Ohio School
Library, desires US to inform the holders Of
books belonging to said library, to return the
same by Wednesday next, the 18Th inst. This
do without fail as is necessary that all books
be returned at that time.
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, EEA man in Cincinnati pays SEQ fine eve
ry Monday morning for selling soda on Sun,
day. His receipts on that day are something
over $50. on which there is profit of $50,
which. after paying the fine, leaves gain Of
$40, r.t se wac ese
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ETA Conspiracy of prisoners in the Can
ada penite tary, to murder the keePsrs and
escape has been discovered in consequence of
one of them, Roman Catholic. confessing it
to his priest. One hundred Of them were
found armed
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MOLey Wanted.

T would take this method ofrequesting those
/ indebted to me. to call and pay their sew
eral accounts aud notes. as quick possible, as am
an ous to leave here as soon as can and as hsve
nothing to keep HE here only the collection of my
counts Il will receive it a great favor if my friends
will call SOON Il is not my desire to be compelled to
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN H. BRACKIN,
OF tie late frm ol Cummings & Brackin,
April 5, 1855 G
n. b. All accounts, notes not paid soon will be left
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TnEvERY BEST BARGAINS.
READY-NADE CLOTHING.

THE ROOM LATILY OCCUPIED BT NEnIER.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens OF this
place and surrounding country that be isnow receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready-made
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING !
whieh he offers 70 ts friends and customers at loser
prices than such articles ever exhibited in this
psce heretofore.
Having made connection With OF tic beet boss.
in the city he is enable to receive new supplies every
week thus Offering to purchasers the important advsu
age Of having continually new iresb fashionable and
esn sssortnent 10 make their seecdous from to their
certain saii faction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited 70 osIl
and examine ior themsel7es Here Is the place for has
gains The motto is, CHAP 1r cAsH. Quick seles ssl
small profits S. .SHWABACKER, AgeaL
Carrolltou, April &c, '55.-tf.
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CHRISTIAN MAaAzINE-For July has arrived.
1t is well freighted with interesting and ins:ruc-
tive articles. The Magazine is a well cca-
Quoted periodical, devoted to the advocacy Of
Primitive Christianity; the advancement oil
General Education; the promotion Of Temper
ancs Reform, and the advancement Of Universal
Liberty. Published monthly at One Dollar
per annum. Address John Boggs, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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U. s. MAeAzISE-For July is on cur table.
Onward is its motto. The Magazine is de-
voted to Science, Art, Manufactures, Agricul-
ture, Commerce and Trade. The best artists
are engaged upon its engravings. The subject
mstter is Of the very best. The Magazine is
published at 81 per annum, BY J M Emer-
son g. Co., New York.
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MOTTO j.


Notice l. hereby given to IlenrJ Nactley, abd John
Nueklsy. u sark county, Ohio aud Adlm huck!ey, 0
Tu.ca4awa- eoanty, olio sIsan Hhirehtrt, and
RhueharJ her husband Gait arine Trusse and Der hus
bani Jacob Trussef oi Stark county, Ohio. Hannah
Diaehey. ald her hu.band n. J. Dauchy, Of Portsge
county Ohio and to George Auckiey, whose residence
Is unkuosn that Joseph Rahne Administrator Of Jacob
Muckley, lac Of Carroll county deceased has hgd bis
Petition IN the Probate COaft a. Carroll county Ollie
against them ard Catharine Muckley, widow Of said
Jacob Muckley fof leave 70 complete real contract,
entered into the l6th Gay Of April 1859 ny the 10.
tcsae Fih jacob SoBer for the saa Of the East halt
1 the Siuth West quarter, Of section sixteen, tl6l u
ToNnship seventeen 7j u Range seven, () cout.in-
Jog eghty m0Fe lea, situate in Stark county,
Ohio and for leave o. pert Of the heirs atlas TO make
deed 10 the purchaser Of said land and the said Henry
John, Adam, and George Muckey, who are brothers o.
iatestate and sad Susan CafhaFne, and Hannah, vho
are sisters Of ntesate aud their husbands above nam
ed and said Catharile widow Of intes'ae Noticed
hat The Petition viii stand for hearing 10 said Pfobst,
Csurt Of Carroll county the 2Srd. day Of June, A.
1855, whore ties may aieLd sHd i they have any 5b
jectons the gaLdrg q tie prayer thereof make th'
same known Sc VAS BROWN,
Atty, for Petitioner.
Nav b5-3w. Or fee IS.
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EEThe Carroll Free Press comes to Us with
anew dress. It looks well. We hope the
people Of oarrcll will give it the support i de,
ssrves.-[ Millersburgh Republican.
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CoNcERT--At the Presbyterian church, this
evening. Doors open at half past seven.
Come one. come all. and we insure you rich
treat.
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BIsHcP CAMPBELL We learn from the Cleve-
land Leader of the 9th inst. that Alexander
0ampbells Of Bethany, Virginia. died in New
Orleans, on the 9Th ult., OF the disease of the
heart.
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THEOLOGICAL
AND
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS.
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ami, nm ~
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+ The Wsriathe East, by Bishop soathgate, especial
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens of Carroton and Carroll
county that they have their in the
best manner and on short notice. by Jendng them to
my establishments in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry Of all kinds, gold Pens
Vioins and almost everything usually found in Jewel
nv store My shopin the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work of
goods, Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr..
Wash Butler Carrollton Ohio and will be promptly sent
aud returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
US trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1853.
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HON b LlRR AIRY.

TWO VOLUMES YEAR. coNMEvolSd JAN
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past favors II has been aud will continue be the'r
aim to make it safe, pleasing and profitable hFe.iae
visitor. work that parents may with saieiy Pu' INTO
the hands ofheir sons and daughters Its pages VIII
be filed with articles from the pens Of many OF the
hest writer's in the country Among the literary con
tents nav be found descriptions OF the Inhabitants,
Trees Shrubs Plants and Scenery tf other countries
Pleasing convel saous Physiology, and the Laws OF
Health, Moral Tales Biography, aud Poetry bes ;des
useful and interesting Instructions to Parents ana tAi
dren &c.
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With Twelve Fine teel Eugravings, and -Four Beauthol-
ly Coored flower PEases also engraved on steel, Tnh
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of engayings contributions and otAF expenses attend
ing the publication Of these works, continue TO
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Dollar year IN advance. -Four copies che sesrss 90
Seven copies one year, $500. Ten copies one year,
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Clubs either the Wreath or Keepsake may be used.
Specimen numbers will be gratis to those desir
ing to subscribe OF. form club.
Travelling Agents wanted in all parts OF the county
to procure advance mail subscribers. To those fun
nshng good testimonials Of character, liberal eucour
agement will be given All authorized sgents have a
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and cities TO procure subscribers pay monthly to the
agent on de livery of the numbers. To men OF energy
having small capital this affords opportunity for
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CILK PARAS0LS-As tLs sigus indicate a
- Earm Summer, We are prepared e saFply us Dc.
mand ior Pras0h. g. q
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sTEUBEEyILLE, ............. OHIO.
LEEP always on hand large assortment Of
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ping Papers Of al sizes Note Papers, Envelopes, seel
Pens, and all kinds Of Stationary.
They are prepared TO FIJI all orders from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers and ohes at low prices.
Having bindery connected Wiih our establishment,
We are prepared to make Ill kinds Of Blsnhs fof Rsl.
roads Insurance Companies, County OaiceFs, Banks,
Merchants &c. Printed Eofk bound 10 oEder. As We
use the beat quality Of stock and employ the best Woik
men, our WOIk snl compare iavoraby with that ofany
other Bindery in the State. Blanks Of all kinds PACED
To order.
The highest market price paid for Rags GndTannsr's
Scraps. McDoWELL& s co.
Seubenvie, March is, IS 8. t.
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7 AIDES DRESS GOODS The best to BE-
IL found IN tie market, and At prices that VII aston
ish. "a {.
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n 0EADY.N4DE CL0TalsG.-.
HI A Good assortment snd az falr prices
~ Porsals BY CUMMINGS COUCH
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0uR FRIENDs ID rfioioo 10 Lave ~ "a
" nOuuee thAl we have just returned fem
Philadelphia. Niih asplendi5 siest a
hEN SPRING AND EUMMfH GOODS.
Shiea ief fseAlss q ~ is sd sheapnees a psee Ns
neFet bear sTslislsd 10 canollton ssFssf ceae afs
sefFea Al snefHsi ssloa a sfteAa : eniifsly ssfe
cessayi bat Es msg say ihst our stogk nesglt ssw
and = prioea that vi almost etmnAre alb flt tsns
goods Il cor. A spleuda foek Il EmbsolAsrlss.
eatnprsse al he neN ssy ~ q Coarr Iaces kc ke
very cheap. Thsss goods are among ihe assl II ne
mafkes teis SpHhe and eaf iissas wa 90 "a L 10 usk
% visit before Ties afs 81 gone. Small lrtEs Al
quick sales l. our motto.
CUNNISGs L e0uCHs
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MARRIED.

On the 4th inst by Rev. &. Gaumer, Mr.
Leroy Kibler of Portage Co. and Miss FlOrenda
Crosser, of Carrollton, Ohio.
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June Q8, '55. is pr fee 81 90.
IOHN BRUGH's ESlYT

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed aud qualified exec utors OF the last
will and testament OF john Bugh, deceased late Of Fox
township Carroll county Ohio. WA.J, BRlGH,
June u, lS55.-Sw. EZRA Bkt dh.
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A NEw PAPER.-We have upon our ex.
change table, the first number Of large and
neatly txecuted weekly paper printed at CO.
lumbus, Ohio. and edited by Messrs. A. B.
Norton and ]. W. MeBelh, styled The Cont.
mental. The editors take a stand against the
present National and State Administrations for
being corrupt and judging fIom the spirit
and energy apparent in this number The Con.
tinenta' will tell with good effect upon the
ranks of the Sag Ncbt, Democratic pro.slas.
cry party Of this State. Here is our GS-.
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pOoTs d sHoEs.-Any smouHs ofalI Kinds,
~ always to be found At C. Ch
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BLAcKwoop The June number of this
standard monthly, repubiished by L. Scott d
Co, New York, has been received. New vol.
umes Of the four great British Reviews, name
ly, Edinburgh, North British, Westminster,
and London Qlarterlies, and Blackvood's
Magazine, (mOnthly) commence with North
British for May. 1855. and the other Reviews
and Blackwood for July, 1855,
Terms.-Any one Review or Blackwood,
SO year Blackwood and one Review -or
any two Reviews, IS. The four Reviews and
Blackwood, 10. -Four copies to one address, 80.
Postage which should be paid quarterly in
advance on the four Reviews and 3lackwood
to any post Office in the United States. only 80
cents year. Namely IA cents year on each
Review, and "a cents year on Blackwood.
Address L. SoorT & Co., Publishers,
81 Gold street, corner OF Fulton, N. Y.
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COAL! COAI.I
Co4L to be had at all times at the platform OF ny
u coal bank, for cab. DANIEL "AhD'
June II. lS5 Nv.
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I INSEED Manufactured at tbe Prsn-
IL tce MIL a g.
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AGooD article Of tobacco and cigars or
Il sale by ]. G. BAXTER.
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May 81, 55-sw. pr fee IS.
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CITY BINDER

BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
VaHey Sfvssf, Bsrliagfon, Io0G.
sr a.. HI. BUR HANS = CO.,
II7OULD respectfully inform dealers that they
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