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nlANOS AT AUCTION!..AS TT HAS
u got 10 DO lash ionable for dealers ,-~51rz(z1m
10 sell their Pianos nj auction know
irg tina. they will bring better psceii Ill
Ia that WAY than a. private sale,l moving them 10
buy bidders hand az the sale, sell their Pianos
for more than they would ever bring In q legifl-
mate way. Now, be n known that Pianos can be
bought at "a West Fourth street, Tor less cash than
at any auction sale ever offered IN Cincinnati.
MURcH a WHITE.
Juno "a West Fourth street.
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The Little Giant eorn crusher VIII be exhibited In
b rookyile on Saturday the 10th nd esd isxt.. M
so'eloek, =. NJ. Persons who want the best Corn
and Cob crusher ever made. and who want 20 see
y work before buying II, shou ID come and ace II
TOT themselves. As corn l. very dear, and palu-
ully scarce In town IL might not be amiss 10 bring
along few ears 10 ex pertinent with. All other
corn crushers are invited 10 be present.
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Ns6 SSbsrtissmrnts,
Water Cure.

THE UNDERSIGNED REsPEcTTULLY II
u i0fns The publc that lla brWly ereciet Water
Cure Estab ilsftnent, near Liberty Union County.
q practitioner Of The H,dfopalhc system for
several years, both In Germany aud In this eoun.
Try. and combining with u systematic exercises
after Professor Links =, stem, which u 90 See
ccsafully pfacticod ia The Gymnastc flniH 81
London. Petersburg and hcriln, be Il enabled 70,
eiieo radical and speedy cures 81 all durable de
onseu as Consumption, Asthma. D,tnepsIa
kefofula, iihenmntisus, coui, ffoapsus tkefl,
Curynturcs Of the spine, &c.
For particulars, address
DR.F. PENTY,
Cottage Grove, luton co., Ind.
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OINOlNN A41 mAnAGIo.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY
From the Latest and Hest Author
llleN.
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But. before doing so, it would be fair
TO remind our readers that two popes,
celebrated. among other acts noble and
heroic, for deposiug sovereigns, are
numbered with the saints-Gregory
VII. and Plus ". These popes did
not think, nor did those who canonized
them think. that they had exceeded
their powers, or had diverted their
spiritual authority into unlawful chan
nels.
Mr.. Chandler says that "the whole
power Of deposing rested upon the
consent, not merely Of the kings, but
OF the deposed princes themselves. -
II this be true there is an end of the
question. for IL the whole power rest.
ed upon the consent" Of kings and
princes. their deposition must have
been thoroughly just. because voienti
non nj iwuria, and they were there
fore very wicked men when they inva-
ded the papal states to punish the pope,
who had done nothing to give effect to
the consent of those princes. Still more
wicked were they who created an anti
pope to resist the Judge whom they
had themselves appointed.
lfthis whole power" rested on the
consent Of kings. is clear that the
papal authority does not enter into the
question. and that II n,ioht hava ham
given to any other authority or power
But It is very strange that kings sho'd
have consented to vest such power in
anybody, and argues little for their
common sense. They must have
been always uneasy, and their uneasi-
ness was the result Of their own folly.
Mr.. Chandler afilrms distinctly that
''tho power to depose-power human
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Vitality Of Seeds.

Length OF time in which seeds may be safe
ly trusted to germinale, II properly kept
PsrsE.p and rhubarb, tWO years beans ano
peas, Two or three e;carroI, nasturtium, mustard,
parsley, lettuce, three or four pepper, satisfy
Tadish, endIve, eggplant, cabbage spinach
tomato, turnIp four or five; asparagus, onion,
cVlery;okra, broccoli, ,cauaoWer, i've or SIX; beet
cucumber, gourd, melon, squash, pumpkin.
corn and other grains, SIX TO ten years or longer
i is impossible 10 say how long seeds may he
made to pIeseiYe their vitality with proper
care but II is certain any sort may be spoiled
in one year, by damp or heat. The great ss'
cret in keeping. is TO have them well matured.
ane kept cool and dry.
The foregoing has been going the rounds Of
the papers for some time, aud one OF our cor.
respondents wishes US 10 insert 1t in the Culli-
vatOT. as something OF value. We think, how
ever, is liable to mislead experienced persons.
Having had many years experience in the seed
trade, we are convinced that no definite rule can
be given as 10 The vitality OF different seeds
20 much depends on the season or influences
affecting their quality when ripening. method
Of harvesting, cleaning, drying. preserving,
&c., DC. We have found parsnip and carrot
seeds seldom reliable after the 6rst year. though
they will often vegelale the second or thiid.
Parsley, celery. lettuce and onion cannot be
relied on after the second year, and unless well
saved no more than one.
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9ptfi0l Notite

TO Army OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, VOLUNTEERS
| TRANSFERS, NAV a L OFFIC ERR. SEANEN, MAI
| INES AND NAVY CLERKS, AND THEIR SURVI
WING WIDOWS OR MINOR CHILDREN.
| Y ou are now entitled to a Land W WarTant for
i 100 acres; and ii You have already received
40 or 80 acres you entitled to additional quantity
equal 10 100 Whether you desire TO sell or locate
your Warrants, it is important that the be prOcu.
red without delay, as the great number of Warrants,
which will be thrown upon the market must soon mate
rally reduce their value Perons entitled to Warrants
are requested to apply to John Livingston, No. LAT
Broadway, New. York. who has such ements with
the Department enables him to procure Warrants With
the least possible delay.
| The applicant is required to state his name age and
esidence including town. county aud state; the cOmpa
n.y. regiment and he served in, and the captain OF
his company; whether the applicant enlisted volun.
teered, and what day and year. and for what term
whether he has ever received any Warrant and for
how many acres and what bas become of such Warrant
If the claimant served in the navy his statement must
be varied according to the facts OF the case
II widow applies, she must, in addition, give the
place aud time of her marriage the name and official IT,
tie of the person who performed tie ceremony together
with the time and place OF her husbands death.
On receiving these facts, Mr.. Livingston will send to
the applicant, duly prepared and ready for execution all
the necessary papers, with full nst uctions These pa
pers, after being duly executed, may be ,eturned tU Mr.
LivngstOn; whereupon the certificate will be obtained,
and either the Warrant tse or the money therefor,
as may desired can be forwarded to the applicant or his
attorney. Regular correspondents. who prepare the
cases OF Others, and forward them the undersigned
will be literally dealt with.
Having all the necessary blank forms and being am.
lar with the requirements OF the law, and his arrange
ments being complete, applicants can avoid much other
uncertainty and delay which might otherwise occur.
Address ell Communications TO JOHN LlV NGSTON,
Commissioner for all the States
1877, Broadway, N, Y,
REFERENCES,
Hon: W. L. Marcy, Secretary Of State.
4" Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War.
J G. Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
]. Guthrie, Sec'y OF the Treasury.
r. MoClelland, Sec'y Of the Interior.
Caleb Gushing. Attorney General.
Col. J.J. Albert Typographical Eng'l, U. s. A.
1t Col s. H Long.
Col. F. S. Belon, Sd Artillery
And Public Officers generally.
April IL, 1855.
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farmers Department,
From the Ohio CultiVator.
Fixing Ammonia IN Stable Manure.

EDsroRs OHo CULrfvAro7 In he annua
report Of the Franklin County Agricultura
Soeisty 10 the Ohio State Board of Agricul
turs, a. end Il published IN The Seventh An
nual Report Of the board Of Agriculture GOr th'
year 1854, page 200, the President says:
Professor L',big has taught Us, that Il
5000 pounds Of horse manure, when rotted
there Is but $50 lbs, or one sixtsehth Of Fea
manure, the residue, fheen-sixteenths. haVinG
escaped in the atmosphere. Common sens
shoald teach US, that when manure is fresh w
can save the ammonia from escaping, BY the
application Of Stacked lime, making such &
compost the cheapest and most valuable Of al
manures Fithin our reach, except green crops
Nov common eense teaches US no such a
thing. because chemistry, the science TO which
agriculture is indebted to the greatest number
OF is late improvements teaches US just the con-
trary, and the suggestion Of your Franklin
County Board Of Agriculture Is altogether er-
roueOus, because il is in contradiction TO the
principles and experiments Of chemistry.
Every chemist of but very little pretension
knows, that lime, whether unslacked or Stacked
when brought in contact with any salts, the ba
sis Of which is ammonia, will be decOmposed.
the ammonia as the weaker base, be sci free, in
which form, gaseous, it escapes into the atmos'
phere, and is entirely lost to the farmer who
employs such q compost, unless it is iumedi-
steIy precipitated by rain that may occur.
This ammonia gas you find absorbed in the
aqua ammonia, or spirits Of hartshorn Of our
drug stores, which is nothing but mixture Of
Ssid gas and pure water.
But there is a way 10 save q great deal il not
the whole Of this most excellent fertilizer OF the
soil, which not only costly, but which will
add to the value Of The manure, If properly EN-.
ployed, besides avoiding injury TO the eyes and
general health of horses aud the other stock OF
our farmers, drOVers and livery stable keepers,
during the approaching hot season. It is sim
ply this.
Make mixture OF about equal quantities oi
grossly pulveriEed charcoal and plaster Of Par
Is, or gypsum, as it IS frequently and properly
called sprinkle il once or twice a day over
the floor Of the stable, and put layer OF the
same MIXTURE about once in fortnight over
the dung heap, which should always be under
cover, so as not 70 be exposed to the effects oi
the sun and rain, and my word Tor it, the far
mer's outlay and trouble will be more than
quadrupled by the improved health OF his stock
and the increased gam OF his crops.
Yours respectfully,
[CiuciunaLi, June, 1866. d. W. ALBERT
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To Prepare Grass for Moving Machines

A correspondent Of the Louisville JOurna
has hit upon cheap expedlent of turning III
tangled grass for the moving machine. HIs
plan may be Of service where the grass is no
much lodged, but we should think it would
hardly bring up grass that was laid very fiat
Perhaps sort OF drag rake might be used in
that case to good advantage
"In cutting Judge Brown smeadow, on the
Kentucky river, last season ! used the NOW
or. found that 1t performed everything tina,
was promised, and cut so well and so expedi'
tiously that regard it cheaper and better than
il would be merely 70 board the hands, if they
would cut gratis. acquired some experience
in is uss, which feel IN my duty TO Communl,
cate to the public. II cuts upright or tangled
grass, that leans to il admirably /; but when II
runs on the grass that leans from iteit cuts
bsdly, striking the grass too high and leaving a
SRzA and ragged stubbe. The difficulty
Ismedied perfectly, Gu! = pole say NeeAeO
fees long, and fasIeGed tw6 foBes 70 it near he
middle, SO as TO form triangle to balance it.
1 then attached a singletree Tor horse TO pull
by. Then placing small boy on horse, l
made him drag The p& aHtirely around the
square OF grass intended to cut contracting
his circuit each time, until he had dragged
over the whole square. The grass was all thus
inclined or laid IN one direction all around the
square. then run the machine against the
grass as it leand 10 IL. running entirely around
the square, and It performed It's work perfectly.
The cost oil thus preparing the grass Tor cut
ting is such q trhe that II can hardly be reek-
onsd as an item ol expense"
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WHOLESALE a. RETAIL.
THOMAS II. ATKINSON,
COPPER & TINsMIrH. STOVE DEALER &c.

~ AANoAAAul SAON& OHAAAh WV
Corner Canal ST., and Public Square,
CARR0LLr0N, OHIO,
Avails himself Of this means to return his thanks to
his customers generally and them that ever be
holds himself ready to all requsitlOns which may
be made upon him for Iin Copper Brass Sheet Iron
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
formerly received and which has enabled him to stand
food Of public disaster, Agricultural and consequent
Financial failures, Bank eollapses aud Business night
mare he halls the opening season Confident Of returning
general prosperity aud sOcts the attention of eDquireri
and purchasers, to his present stock Of ware.
COOK STOVES, PARLoR, sTOvFs FRANKLIN STOVES,
of the approved patterns, the most finished cast
ng and the most reliable metal hand always at the
lowest prices 1t is useless to multiply wOrds-the ar
tcle of stoves which Atkinson sells is admitted par ex
celsnce, the best and the cheapest sold in "thesv
parts"
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made to order in superb
or style-Copper work ofevery description and mend
ing done prompty-Al descriptions OF Sheet Iron ware
on hand also Tnware of the best quality ana every
description constantly on hand and fOrsale.
HoUsE sP0UTIEG AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators In attaching rods and
spouting are regularly employed In the country, and al
orders for work of this kind will be gladly received and
promptly executed operators in this line confined
TO no locality but are carried forward with despatch in
any part of Carroll or adjoining counties.
THOMAS 4. ATKINSON.
March s--'55. II.
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NEW MAP
OF CARROLL COUNTY. CHIC.


TIE undersgued prUpOses, provided sufficient en-
couIagemeht be gwen, 10 construct and publish Z
4 large and accurate Map Of Carroll county.
Every road 10 be carefully surveyed BY course and
distance aud the location gVeb 0 al The bills, pOnds
streams rUads mills raiusds churches schools stores
workshops, dwellings and other Otecs Of importance
and intei est Names OF property owners throughout
the county be inserted in their proper places tables
Of distancesfrm village to village, and statistics OF the
agricultural geological mechanical and mercantile re-
sources ard cOudiOn Of the country TO be given Ex
ira plans Of all the prncIal villages Oh an enlarged
scale, to be added in the margin. Also, prospective
views Of the public and other important buildings, 40,
The map to be ergaved in very superior rtyle beau
tifuy culOed Vanished, mounted on cloth with rollers,
aud furnished 70 subscribers only al Five DOarsa cop,
py. No labor or expense will be spared TO make the
work valuable and beautiful the most liberal pat.
ronage OF the ctzensis expected enable the publish
or TO carry out his work.
NB Satisfactory security viii be given that this
map shall be superior 10 any other work which may be
published. HENRY !. WALlING,
State Engineer Of Massachusetts,.
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cARTER's SPANISH MTxTUREe.

AAi lnh AEEGOlAD hhAB AMI FONbAha
IA lnalHble Remedy for Seroius, Kings Evil, Rheuma
tism, Obstinate CuianeOus EiuptiOns, Pimples Of
Posiules on the Face, Blotches. Bols Ague and Fe-
VeT chronic Sore eyes, Ring Worn or TetieF, Scald
Head, Enlargement and Pain Ol the Bones aud joints
Stubborn Ulcers philiue Disorders Lumbago, spinal
Complaints and ell Diseases arising from ljudiciOus
Of Mercury, lmPrudenee in Life, or ImPury Of the
good.
~ This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
bIOOd is nov used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all pats Of the United States who testify daily 70
the remarkable cures Performed by the greatest Of all
medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
FAlgia, Rheumatism, ScrOiuu, EruptOns on the Skin,
Liver Disease, FeVers Ulcers Old Sores, Affections Of
the Kidneys Diseases Of lheThroa Female Complaints
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints are speedi
y put to fight by using this great and inesmabe rem
coy
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet been
found tO compare with It, IL cleauses the system OF
impurities acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to tn,
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution enieebed by disease OF brUken dowI
BY the excesses Oi youth, to It's pristine vgor GnC
strength.
For the ladies, It isincompara5ly better than all tn,
cosmetics used few doses Of Carter's Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallOWHess Of complexion bin,
the roses mantng TO the cheek give elasticity TO th
STEP ana improve the general health in remal kab,
degree, beyond ell the medicines ever heard Of
the large number Of certificates which we have re
ceived from persons from all parts Of the United States
il the best evidence hat theei is Humbug about it,
the Press hotel keepers magistrates ysicians ant
public men, well known to the community all add thei
testimony Othe wonderful effect this GREAT BLO0L
PURlFlER.
Gallon the AGENT and get circular and Almanac, ,aut
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all Med
icines has performed
None genuine unless signed BBNNET 4 BEERS
rOprietOrs No. Pearl street, Richmond, Va to whOu
Aorders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by Ohas A. Boegel CarrolltOn, Stewar
q Farmhouse, N Hagerstown, A. 7fitt Co., Minerva
and by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
| Nov. Is, l954.-ly'
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THE undersigned most respectfully informs
the citizens Of CarrOtOn and vicinity, that owing
to the hardness Of the times he has reduced his prices
to place in the reach Of all opportunity Of secu; ing
good Likeness for themselves or friends. My prices
range from tie small sum Of S71 cents upwards and
you may rest assured that opposition establish.
ment in the vicinity shall undersel me. Lockets Pins
and kngs filed the shortest notice. and all business
entrusted to my care shall be promptly attended to
and all work honestly put up and warranted sO fade
Having the only established Gallery in the county, and
my long experience in the business warrants me in say
ing that am competent to please the most tasty and
give entire satisfaction to s As disease and death
abroad in land, kindly solicit one and al 10 call
and examine specimens and all themselves Of the
riest opportunity Of securing good Likeness ere the
substance fades.
N. B. will have my sky-light rooms completed In
the shortest possible time. have just received new
supply Of stock, call and examine.
J. W. GOULD.
Nav al KS-f
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RIPE TOMATO PIoKEs.-Select handsome
sized tomatoes. wash them and prick them
With fork, lay them in dry salt "a hours /;
then soak them in equal quantities Of vinegar
and water "a hours; take them out and lay
them down in crock with sliced onions FIRST
layer Of tomatoes, then onions, With CHINA.
non, cloves and brown sugar, aud then cover
he Whols with cider vinegar.
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Tailoring,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
J. the citizens Of Carrollton and vicinity. that
he has opened out tailor shop In tho room ormsrv
occupied BY N Burger % hat Store, on Main Street.
where be 10 prepared TO execute oil work n his line up
the shortest notice. and In the most approved stye
Please give him cell. DAVID NJ 'GXSON.
April 8, 1858, ly.
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EAsMIONHBLE ,ISiAsIIII lIlIHl q q TAILOR.

announce to the citi1ensof Carolton and vic;n,..
that be hes opened q shop on Main street "a
rolton, Ohio Immediately opposite the Indian ons"D
House and one door east Of Camerons Store where he
intends carrying the TAILORING BUSINESS in All ;,S
branches. Gents who desire TO appear in fashion can
get h Of the latest agony BY calling on the subscrh.
scrioer Bring on your broadclOth and you can ba
suited toaT. W
All work warranted, and perfect satisfaction rendered
Nsy %, less,-Bws
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PATTON HOUSE. .

CARRObLTON, ------. OHIO.
= G. MCKEE has taken the above house and
10 invites bis friends and the public generally 10
give him call Every attention requisite 70 rem
der his customers comfortable win be given.
| mo. Is.
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II, E. KNIGHT.

ATTORNE EYAT LAW,
LEKsRuRoH. H.,...........C CARROLL Co. o.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
w may be inlrusted TO him, in Carroll, Harrison and
TuscaraWas counties.
[Feb s-'55.
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CyRE ron soRs sYEs.-Take small sticks Of
sassairas. split IN four pieces. put them In cold
water ill they impart glutinous matter to the
water. Wash the eyes in this three or four
times day.
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No. ., Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd.
I. T. C0NANT Ravsnns. Ohio is the authorized agent
of A. Kuhn Co., for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
them Ohio and Western Pennsylvania to whom applca-
ton should be made.
All orders, applications, &c., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 0, 1854. cAsxollton, Ohio.
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GT The pastnIAge which seems TO do best
for sheep is old 6elds mbich have been long IN
grass They prefer dry. rolling land.
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MILLTNER.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure 10 announcing
to the ladies' Of CarrOllton and vicinity, that she
has just returned TO the residence OF her mother
East end Of town. on Main street, where she will be
happy TO do up' or finish and trim in the latest
MARY ANN LAWLER.
Csrrolleon, o. Nay ~, 1855.
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PIANOS | PIANosll PIANOS III

Allow Us to call your attention to our stock Of SPLEN
DID Pianos Of ell patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames all of Rosewood Cases. with all the modern in
prOvements highly and neatly finished, Of brilliant anG
powerful Tone For eighteen years haze they been sold
ell over the Union, in composition with ell others.
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Bnsiness GQr0 9,
A. w. MORRISON,
"a. n CRorrox. JEo A. BnaHLM.
John III. CROXTON.

AttOFAsy COHRssIIor at Las,
WILL give prompt attention 10 all business
w entrusted 70 his care, In Carroll County or else
where Oee immediately opposite the ives, door Of the
Court House, CArrOItOn, Ohio
- The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of CadiE
Ohio may be procured By the retention Oiths above
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OARHART'S IMPROVED
PATENT MELODEONS.

p 4. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second aud Third stories OF Hur
burts New Block Nos a. 66 and 6S Ontario street. Man
uactOry in the new Zee story brick building directly in
rear.
p A. Child is the sole Proprietor Of the above named
Patent for the State of Ohio
Having been two years and half in perfecting thes.
Instruments, Introducing varens improvements and in
systemaIizng the business Of manufacture s now pre-
pared to urn out "a Instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, over 800 MelO
deOns.
Attention is called TO the large Instruments with two
and three sets OF Reeds, and Two Banks Of Keys a.
being decidedly superior to any Melodeon ever before
made in this country. A Committee of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made; since which they have been improved.
DDINE