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Neru Special Notices.

rB- AGUE AND FEVER of three years stoudiD,
CURED.-Mr John LOngden, now living at BeayeI
Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague and
Fever for three years. most of the time had chis twice
day, and rarely less than once be parched with
physicians, quinne, of the Toncs advertised ana
everything recommended to him. was about to give nm
in despair, when Carters Spanish Mixture was spoken
of he got two bottles but before he had used moro than
single one, he was perfectly cured and has not had
chill or fever since.
Mr.. Longden is only one out Of thousands who have
been benefited by this great tonic alternative and blood
purifier See advertisement,
Aug. 2.lS55. I'm,
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Having determined to remove to Iowa. wish to sell
my Hotel property in OarrolIton Ohio, known as the
"Wsstern Exchange HOTEL" now, and for many years
occupied by me as a tavern The buildings are Ia ge
and commodious and the stand at the corner Of Lisbon
and Market Streets, fronting the "Publc square," and
Court House. Beside all the other necessary buildings
there is good store room in part OF the Hotel Build
logs. large stable calculated for fifty horses and on
separate lot from the Hotel will sold with the prom.
erty, If not sold before the middle of August next.
the same will be for rent Terms very fair and reason.
able; and possession given Immediately. Call on the
undersigned. RICHARD II. LEGGETT.
Carrollton, Ohio, July 10, 1855. If.
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The TOHLro, THE PEACH, THE PEAR.-0u
readers will find IN the advertisements thi,
week, card from our toWnsmsn. Thomas H
Atkinson, in which be calls attention so new
Article Of Fruit Can, known as the Double
Sealer.' The improvement in this can is in it.
closing fscility--a child often years may fasttn
up fruit in il impervious to air or highland
in the ease with which it may be upfastened
and refastened at anv time, thus making g
most desirable article FOR the cooks service.
With such advantage as is now offered
for fruit preserving, we NAV bid defiance ia
the nipping frosts Of October and November
and while surrounded with the rich gifts Of the
golden autumn, laugh at the surly blasts o
gAunt old January.
Call with Atkinson, or transmit to him your
orders.
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DEAD- HEADIsM.-A late number of the Bos.
ton Herald, in clever article on the railway
desd'head system, remarks'-'Editors do not
pass free over railroads, and they are NOT
dead'Eeads in any true sense Of the term
They pay more for their fares than any other
class Of people. The dssd-hsadsm ought to
be reversed. The railroads are dead heads
upon the press, receiving grauitous favors from
us in the proportion OfOne hundred To ons.'-
There is some truth in this.
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rB-At this season Of the year no medicine is NOR,
necessary than DR.. HOoAands German Bitters. Tn,
great stimulating power ofthese Bitters and their pro
perty Of eradicating all impurities and renovaup III,
system, commend them highly, and in fact, ali VIII,
would enjoy good health should use them. The pres:
is loud in praise Of these bitters We can ndorse al
that has been said in their praise and from persona
observation know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostrums forced upon the pubic through the me
dium Of ofadvertisements. Dr. @, N. jackson in PhiIa
dephia, prepares. this medicine
Sold by DR.. Q. A. Beoge OarrOllton, Ohio.
Aug. Is 2W.
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The INDIANS OF MIoHIeAN.-The Detroit
Free Press gives the particulars of late trea.
ty for the location of the Indians Of Michigan,
who number 1000 souls, upon permanent
homes. There is to be provided PERMANENT
home, or farm, to consist Of 80 acres for each
head of family, of 40 acres for each single
person Fl years of age, of eighty acres to each
family of two or more orphan children.
These lands are all 10 be located by the In
dividuals, selecting each his own piece within
Eve years. but The patent shall not issue be-
fore ten years, till it is seen whether they are
capable of managing their property with pru-
dtuee. The tracts reseryed fox them are n
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CINcISNATI CcLLEGE OF MIDrcINR AND SuR.
GEar.-The Annual Announcement of The
Seventh course of Lectures of this Institution
is before us. The regular course of lectures
will commence on the Goth of October next
and will continue sixteen weeks. Fees as fol.
lows Professors ticket, 500 Naturalization
tickets. IS; Dissecting ticket IS; Hospital
ticket $5: Graduation fee S95 For parlicu.
lars, address by letter or otherwise, d, H. Ba-
ker NJ. D. President, SIC, West Sixth street
or, B. S. Lawson. NJ. D. Register, S. E. Cor
ner, of 5.h aud 7th streets, Cincinnati.
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psr On Thursday, Sept. 18th, Messrs.
Chase, Campbell, Moore and c. N. Odds are
appointed 10 address the Black Republicans in
this place. They will have sweet time max.
ing converts in Gallipolis. GallipOls Jour
nal.
Come up little further north, friend Har'
per, and you will find the Republicans about
as white as other fOks--if any difference little
more SO. Don't suppose every body has q
black phiz because you look through dark
goggles-For cure of the 'trimbles' we re.
commend tour through northern Ohio.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

E'Ekl announcements % be made Of candidates, ior
"A n0mination must be accompanied With a dollar for
a'a''enosfi aadtEo d0llsrs Il noBsubscriber.
KEsshs ED1OEs.
Please announce William NJ cun.
bingham, Esq, Of STARK county, ~ Candidate Tor State
senator, subject % the decson Of the Rspubean Sen
st0ral convention. MANY VOTERS
Aug. 9. 1856 pd.
nessr. Editors You wiH please anaounee ths name
Of John Beatty as 90 liable candidate for senator sub
Ject 70 the aeiOn Of the District Republican Convention
august ~. Pd 'Littls Carroll
hessrs. Editors Please announce the name Of 8
d. Day, az candidate for Senator. subject 70 The de-
eiaion Of the Repubi can Convention.
August %. pd Molly s,aTk.'
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NEW YoRK CRY. The eeHsus of New York
city has been completed. The population In
FIVE years has increased upwards ofIos, ,ooo.-
Total, 6sc.R4S. Ward IT has increased H..
iss. Some wards show a considerable de.
crease. This is, in part. owing to the forma-
tisn Of three new wards, taken from other
wards. New YOrkers have been claiming a
population Of 75O, 900, and are little disap.
pointed at the result.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens OF Carroton and Carroll
county that they can have their Watches repaired in The
best manner and on short notice. by sending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks and JeEelry OF all kinds gold Pens
YiOns, and almost everything usually found in Jewel
store. Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Esped Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work Of
goods Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr..
WASH Butler CarrolltOn, OhiOa and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired All work warranted Give
US trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1858.
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EEx- Governor Metcalf Of Kentucky, died
at his residence in Nicholas county in that
State on the evening Of the 18th inst Of chol.
era, aged rs years. He was an active partici.
pant in the war of 1919, and most successful
politician, having during his public career been
Governor of bis adopted State. member Of
both branches ofthe Legislature, and represep.
ted her in both branches of the National Leg.
islature.
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CoMNOS PLEAS CoURr.--The Court of Com
mon Pleas for this county commenced its Ses.
sion in this place on Monday last--Judge Bel
den, Presiding--NOthing of striking impOr.
tance has been before the court. The majori.
ty Of the cases disposed of has been quite a,
advantageous to the counsel as the parties.
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~ Mr.. Joseph Lindey who was, for sew
stal years, Principal of New HagerstOwr
Academy, u this county, and moro recently
Principal Of the Richmond Academy in Jeffer
son county, has been appointed Superinten.
dent of the Steubenville Union Schools at I
Salary of $500 per year, Mr.. Liudley is I
good schOlar--sud We congratulate our neigh
bors Of Steubeaville ia the retention OF biz
services.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. J. 5. HougbtOns Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu
i'd or Gastric juice still holds the first place among al
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints. 1t is Natu es own specific for an unheath,
stomach. No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail TO try it.
Sold by DR.. @. A. Begel CarroItou Ohio.
Feb. 20, 1855. ~.
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BUcKEYE srATE.-The Buckeye State come,
to us greatly enlarged. 1t is conducted with
much ability and is undoubtedly the cheapes
weekly published In Eastern Ohio. One tha
should receive liberal support by the Repub
licans of that county. May success crown The
labors Of our friend Wilson; and the RepubE
can ticket be triumphantly elected in old Co.
lumbisua.
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AcKSOwLEDoMENr.--We were presented last
week byFrederick Fishel. Esq of Brown town
ship, with choice LOT Of fruit from his orch.
ard. consisting Otapples, pears and plumbs for
which We tender our sincere thanks.
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Money Wanted.

7 would take thia method ofrequesting those
i indebted 10 me. 10 call and pay their sew
eral accounts and notes. as quick as possible ss an
anxious to leave here soon as can, and Is hsys
nothing to keep here only the collection OF my
counts will receive il great favor hny iisnds
will call coon. /. il not my desie 10 be eoHptiled -
sue any person. Yours Repeatedly,
JOHN II. BRA fEiN,
OF the late frm Of Cummings & BfSetis,
April s, 1855 f
N. b. All accounts, notes not paid soon viii be itt
or collection ~
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NEW Spring GOODS.

OUR FRIENDS will rejoice to have us an
" nounce that we have just returned from
Philadelphia, with splendid stock Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which, for richness Of style and cheapness OF price, has
been raraeled in CRrrolton. "First come Rrst
servedh An enumeration Of articles is entirely unne
eessary; but may say that stock lie MOSTLY
and prices that will almost compare with last year
goods at COST. A splendid stock OF Embroideries
comprising all the new styles Of Collars Laees &C. &c
very cheap. These goods are among the first in IN,
market this Spring aud friends will do well to max,
US visit before they all gone. Small profits ana
quick sales" is our motto.
CUMMINGS COUCH.
Nav 3-'55-tf~
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EEThe Columbus Journal Of the cath inst,
says, 'Doct. Parker Of Illinois. passed through
this city last evening, en- route for ST. Peters.
burgh, to join the medical staff Of the Russian
army. He will sail in the steamship Hermann,
from New York. on the 9th prOximo.
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TuAxn.-HOn. B. +. Wade. of the U. s.
Senate will please accept our thanks for a
copy Of Patent Office Report, Part III, 1854.
Nechauieal-a book Of SSa pages Ofdisgrsms
relative TO ArtS aud Manufactures.
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NOTICE.

mo the creditors of Anderson R. Dempster, decd.
On the 27th day of june A. D. 1855, the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Ohio. declared the Estate o.
Anderson r. Dsmpster, decd. probably insolvent
creditors are therefore required to present their claims
against the Estate to the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned, OIL
they will not be entitled to payment
JOHN L. HUNT.
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINS :
READY-MlDE CLOTHING.
I'D Eoon I'LL occuRILD BI 3 NIIgIER.

The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of ibis
place and surrounding county, that be is receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready made
SPRING AND SUMNER CL0THiN,. /
which he offers his friends and customers At lover
prices than such articles ever we're exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous.
es in the city, be enable TO receive supplies every
week, thus Offering to purchasers the important adVun-
tage Of having continually new resh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections fou to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves Heeis the place for bar.
gains. The motto is cHEAr for CASE Quick saes and
small profits. S. SHWABAcKER, Agent.
CarrOllton, April 20, '55.-tf.
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Rhodes;
FEVER AND AGUE' CURE.


LOR the Prevention aud Cure ol Ibteimii eA a. IL
Il miGtent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chils aad Feyes
Dumb Ague, General Debility. Night sMesis aua q
other forms of disease which have common origin IL
Malaria or Aiasms.
This is = NATURAL ANTIE0TE which will entirely
protect any resident rave Her in the most SICK
ley or swampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious di.
sease Whatever, any injury from constantly nhang
Malaria OF Misams.
1t win instantly check the kgue in persons Who have
su Tered from any length Of ime from one DAY TO GWen.
ty years. that they need 10 have another chill
BY continuing in use according to directions The Pc.
ent at once begins to recover appetite and Strength
and continues until permanent and radical cure il sl
lfeeted
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more Directions printed in German
French and Spanish, accompanying each bottle. Prss
One Dollar. Liberal discounts madetp the trade.a
JAMES 4, RHODES, Providence RI,
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
EEw.Y0HK June II. 1855.
/ have made chemical examination OF 'sRLOdes'
Fever and Ague Cure" "Antidote 10 Malaria" and
ha tested it for Arsenic Mercury, Quihs, and 6,Sh.
nine but have not fed particle Of either IN n nor
have found any eubsanee in its composition IL ii IsaA
prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES R. Chiffon, H. D.. ehsasL
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
TEwisBURs, Union Co., Pa, May e, 1888.
hR. J. A. RHopEs-Dear Sir The box Of ulediciHs
you sent me Was duly received on the llth Of April
have sold about half Of it, and far the people xho
have used it are satisfied that has cured them; II has
certainly stopped the Agus in every one who has used
It, and six OF the cases Of long standing ~ Eis.
ter who hes had it for five six years back and could
never get stopped except BY Qunins and that only
ss long as sho would take il, s now, think, snsrsly
cured BY your remedy. CIR. keGIELI.
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.
Take no more Arsenic, Topics, Kercury, Fshrisgss
Strychnine, or Anti.PeriOd:cs Of any kind. The veil
known ineceney Of these nOxious pOisOns proves thea
be the offspring either OF false medical principals or
Of mercensry quacks. The only remedy in sxistsnss
that Is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUF CURE
For sale in oarrOlltOn By 4. BEOGEL, end dealers
generally.
July, IL 1855. Iy.
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AE Hon. Abbot Lawrence, recently Minis.
ter to England, and one Of the most wealthy
men in New England, died at his residence in
the city of Boston, on Saturday the 9th inst,
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SANDERS
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE
Patented June 8, 1852,

TdItUItu JWBC o Io5ks
NHIS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
l wheat fields. Il will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
teeth ats operation is the simple and easy Of any
Horse Rake in use The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached to the
a4etree which is the head Of the Rake with hinges on
the front side attached the shafts the head vbrass
on the axes required by theoperator to leave the
lead when necessary. The Rake is well adapted to all
classes of men. This is tho cheapest simplest and beat
Horse Rake now in use at all Fairs where exhibited IL
has taken the premium,
have purchased the right for Carroll county from
the Patentee and offer said Rake to the farmers Of Lit
Gle Carroll at reasonable terms.
model of the Rake can be seen at fhe'Paton house,
Carrollton, Ohio. L. s. W00DBORNH.
July I2, 1855, e.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday the 2sth inst by JAG OBJ Hell.
frich Esq, Carrollton Oaio, Mr. Matthew H,
Wood Of Harlsbutgh to Miss Sisson Hem.
ming. of Carrolton.
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viii, also, attend at DE Treasurer's Oaee 4, e.,
70 hion, from the 22d day Of Ociober until ,bs Sosb
uAy Of December 20 receive laIss hom those ubo Bsge
not previously paid.
The ioloWing is the amount ebarged on each 'eou,.
valuation for the present year ''-'
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-SILK PARASoLS.-As the signs indicate a
~ warm summer, we are prepared to supply the de
mand for Prasols. csc
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To 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 End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the sear and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May September and
October. The meetings TO bebed at the Court House in
Carrolltoh at 10 O'clock A. r. By order Of the Board
F.s HcKEAH. Sec.
STANDING RULEs kDoPTED BI THs BOARD OF SCHOOL Ex.
AEISEEs IOR CAREOLL County, FEB. lerH, 1855.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate Of good
moral character Of late date and signed BY responsible
persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished " ith two or
three sheets OF ruled paper; sko With pen spd ink
and sith AeGufese Fifth Kss6e6. ~ Ii
8. Each applicant III be required to furnish speci
men of penmanshp, skill in punctuatiOu composition
and the use ofcapa letters written in ths presence of
the Board. z-
4. To each applicant will be su6mitted st Of quss-
tons Arithmetic, English Grammar and GeOgfapny,
to be answered in writing.
g. No applicant WILDE regarded as qualified 70 teach,
nor entitled to certificate, who dQss not correctly an.
sEer hall Of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be Issued the day OF exam
nation, but, be remtted by mail Otherwise as Soon
as practicable.
T. Applicants coming in after the class ia formed and
the examination has commenced. will be expected to
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
s. No certificate viii be granted TO any PeEson who
is known to the Board to be habituated 70 the use
profane language, to be ntemperate, or di-honest.
BY order Of the Board,
!. s. AcKEAN, See'y
Feb. 22,-55. Il. ..'.-
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0bs Carroll freelDress.
NOTICE.

Persons knowing themselves 10 be indebted
20 us for either Advertising or Job work will
please call and settle the same Immediately,
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FOR sALH.-Ths printing establishment Of
the Newark Times is offered for sale. The
Times has about 700 subscrbers-all the
county printing-s very large job, custom and
an equally large advertising patrOnsge--three
presses and very large variety Of type. The
Office is valued at s3, 500. and will be sold on
the following terms--s9, 5OO down, balance in
two equal payments--nine and eighteen
months. A good chance for a printer, this.
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TAX NOTICE

NJ eemmeoos eolseting ths iaHss of Carfol com
Ohio, ior NE yeg ls55, % Thursday. ne An dsv
q OeiooeT and Tor that purpose win III one d.v Ia
each township, Al The u-ual place of holdag eecsoua
. Feee I'VE Che ases from those who may desire pay
them here, 20 uit
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Gov, SHANNoN-His excellency, Wilson
Shannon, Governor Of the Territory of Kansas,
arrived in this city last evening, and this morn
ing took the cars for Toledo and Chicago, ex-
pecting in FIVE days to enter upon his interest
ing field of labor. When he was appointed by
John Tyler minister to Mexico bis FIRST dipon at
ic act was to send copy of his instructions
from ME Calhoun, to the State Department
of Mexico, and the blunder served to render him
ridiculous in the eyes of all sensible men in the
land. We trust Ae may act with more discre.
tiOn and better judgment in bis Gubernatorial
career for we have some little State pride in
the ability Of our politicians, even though they
may be Locofocos, so. s, Journal.
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The afternoon Of the third day will be devo
ted Equestriansm. for which Premiums of Sill
yer Ware, DC, will be announced at the lime
OF Exhibition.
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Observation-Disclosures, of the thousands who
resort to Congress Spring. during the heated
term and qauff its waters, few know any thing
of its history. Congress Spring was discover
in 1893, by John Talo, Gilman, Of Exetrer,
N. H. then member Of Congress, and subse-
quently Governor Of New Hampshire. While
cunning, he came upon stream issuing from
6ssure 10 rock: The singularity of its ap-
pearance attracted his attention; the water was
drank, the mineral Qualities discovered and
he being member oil Congress, then gave
it the name Of Congress Spring,-Alb. Argus.
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GUNNER WEAR
- By the Cord. C. &C.
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SECOND ANNUAL.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Horse Exhibition and Sale.

AT meeting Of the Officers of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Horse Exhibition, at the
Farquhar House, Salem, on Monday evening,
Aug, Goth, the Committee on premiums pre-.
sented the following Report, which was &C.
cepted:
List Of Premiums to be awarded at the Sec.
ond Annual Ohio and Pennsylvania Horse
Exhibition. to be held in Salem, on the
10th, Ith and 18th Of October, 1865.
Thorough Bred Hnrsas