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Consistency Thou Art a Jewel. y
G. SPRAGUE,
Cor. Sec. st. 3d. OF Agr.

II We look no farther than the hig sounding
exclamations Of the leaders of the selfstyled
Democratic party, and the emblazoned heard
ings of some body's editorials contained in
the eight by ten organs of that most distin.
guished' party conducted by those who are
Democrats because daddy was, and who think
they are disseminating Jacksonian doctrines by
advocating specific ticket merely because it
is headed Democratic we might justly con-
clude that that party is the only Simon pure
consistent party of the day. The Democratic
press is always the same consistent ~ engine
find 1t where you may-lt is not all gold that
glitters--ln one section we find these political
truckers catering to the Sordid appetites and
preJudices of the masses from whom they ex-
pect aid and comfort in the promotion Of their
corrupt measures, no matter how much in op-
position TO everything that tends to the good
of society and the best interests of our coun
try. We have an example in the Cincinnati
Enquirer with reference to the Republican
State Iicket-Speaking Of Kimball the candi-
date for Attorney General it says:
'Kimbal is she head of the Order of the
Sons of Temperance in Ohio, and is pledg.
ed Maine Law man, like the rest of the tick
et,'
Thus speaks Democratic organ in the
midst of inobibbing, rum.swIling beer.
guzzling community. But how changed out
in the counties where temperance prevails;-
There the tune turns, and rather than not tickle
the fancy of the unwary and entrap them by
gracious words. they even advocate principles
that are antipodes to theirs. We have stri-
king example in the following:
Tom Ford the K. N. candidate for Lieuten.
ant Governor, says he intends TO spill barrel
of sweat during this campaign. Tom can do
ths;Sa we learn he generally keeps his 'keg'
pretty full Of poor iskeyl--Seneca Advert
ser.
Does the Advertiser use the word 'kep' in I
a metaphorical seRse? Ii so--if he means !
Mr. Ford's hide it will correspond with his
fame in this latitude. His pores are pretty
well saturated with moisture by pour. GUS
process very inimical to Carson Leagues if
rumor tells the truth.--Guensey Jeffersonian.
Here we 6nd the Locofoco press in the coun-
ties of Guernsey and Seneca occupying ground
Numerically opposed to that occupied by the
Cincinnati Enquirer Which shall we believe?
Consistency thou art jewell
Love for the dear people is so prominent
with these political weathercocks that thew will
DO and say anything and everything for
political power--Compassing both land and
sea to make even one proselyte, and after they
have him it is not hard to tell what they make
Of him. With great gGsto they flourish their
much favored quotation Consistency thou art
a j'wel, but with them 1t is nothing but high
sounding phrase. Like their protested prnci-
ples--all for out side show. The Jewel with
hem is the lcaves and fishes.
It's a for the apple they nourish the tree
It's a for the honey they cherish the bee.'
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ROAD NOTICE.

petition will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Car oil county Ohio, at their September session 1856
praying an alteration part of the county road leading
begins the North side fhe Tuscarawas Branch Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad where the same
crosses said road from Oneida to Pekn, and thence as
follows, N 4Sto E. 20 6sl0 rods, thence, N. 30 Q, E.
90 rods thence n So . E. 10 7.l0 rods to point on
The road towards Pekn. Those interested will act &C.
curdingly. Il. Y. BEVER 01HERS.
dug 2, 1858. 4w,
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TIME TABLE.
OF THE
ARROLL COUNTY RAIL ROAD.


On and after Monday July 23rd, 1855, the Train
will leave Carrolton, Ohio, daily, Sundays excepted,
at O'Clock and 45 minutes A. NJ, stopping at all way
stations, and connect with Mail Train the q, P. R. r.
enabling pass mgers going North to arrive at Cleveland
at o'clock and 20 minutes p NJ, and at Pittsburgh at
O'Clock and 80 minutes P. NJ. and those going South
to arrive at New Philadelphia at l O'Clock and 40 min.
utes, P. NJ
Train will return to Carrollton on the arrival Of the
Mail Train from Cleveland and Pittsburgh at Oneida, at
o'clock aud 80 minutes A. NJ, and arrive at Carroll.
ton at o'clock and 20 minutes P. NJ, stopping at all
way stations
Passengers can reach the Steubenville and Indiana
Rail Road at New Market at O'Clock P NJ by stage,
to connect with the trains for Columbus and Seuben.
vile.
The Freight Train will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
Through Tickets from Oneida to New Market-O Onei.
da to Carroton by Rail Road, CarrOlton to New Mar.
ket by Sage-$l be had at James Husons Store,
at Depot, Carrollton.
Stages, also, run from Carrolton to Harlem Springs,
amsterdam Spring leld, Richmond and SteubenviIe,
by which travellers can be conveyed without delay.
H. A. STIDGER.
Carrollton, o. July 2llS55. Superintendent
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Hon JoHN Woons DEAD!-This distinguish
ed citizen of Ohio. died at his residence in
Hamilton, on Monday evening, the sOth ult.,
about o'clock. Mr.. Woods was a very ac-
tive and useful man. He served two terms in
Congress, and held the Office Of State Auditor
two terms. In both these positions he labored
with great energy to promote the interests oil
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
IL HCNM &c TE nc @S

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority of the University Of Free Medicine and
popular knowledge. Chartered by the State of
Pennsy ylvana, April 29 lS53 with capital of $780,,
900, mainly for the purpose Of arTesting the evils o.
Spurious Nostrums. Also Tor supplying the communi
Ity with reliable remedies wherever Competent Ply
scian cannot will not be employed have purchased
from Dr. John r. Rowand; his celebrated RowIND's
Tonic MIXTURE, known for upwards Of twenty-five
years the only and safe cule for hvER and A.
CUE &C., and his inesimable remedy 70. BOWEL Con-,
PLANTS, Rowand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome dies,
together with the UniveIsitys Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The University s remedy fer Dyspepsia or indgcs'
ton,
The University's remedy for Coslive Bowels.
Also the UnveTsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dspensary, Or store Of Dr. C. A. Boegel, Car.
rolton, Ohio
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimcr, New Ia.
gerstown Carroll county, Ohio.
May II. 1866 Sm,
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NTRAYBD Or STOLEN

NR0M the Subscriber in Fox tp, Carroll co. on the
Il 29th of July, two Bay Mare Colts, one year old,
the other two years old past; both have three white
feet, black mare and tall aud each star in the fore
head neither of them large growth. Any person CIV
ing information where they may be found shall re lib.
orally rewarded H. McGILI.
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ELEcTIoEs Tennessee, 80 counties
heard from, which give 1870 gain for Gentry,
X. NJ, over johnson. Administration, for Gov
ernor. congressmen elected Of both stripes.
NORrH CARoLISA.-Congressmen elected OI
both stripes. lst aad 5th districts, X. Ms
and End, Srd and llth, Administration men.
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1t is estimated that the clergy cost the Uni
ted States $4,000. 900 year; the dogs Sl0,-
900, 900; the criminals $l2,00GO00; and the
LAWYERS S35 900, 900.
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More money is spent 10 the United States for
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County Republican Convention.

The apti.Nebraska, anti.AdmipistratiOn, Re
publicans Of Carroll County, are respectfully
invited to meet at the Court House in Carroll
ton. on Saturday, the 95TH DAY OF AUoUs1
1855, at I2 o'clock, NJ, in Mass Convention,
for the purpose of selecting suitable candidates
for the following offices.
One candidate for Representative.
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STATE FAIRS, lS55.-The following States will
hold Fairs the coming Fall, at the places and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

The "OLDEsT IyHAsrTASr."- editor OF The
Annapolis Republicans had visit on F,iday from one
ard Crandel no was born in Anne Arundel county On
the 10th Of July l747 and therefore will be los years
Of age the l6h Of this month He has not the appear
snce of man Of more than CO. and even Last fall he
sowed nearly all the grain bis farm. He Is in the
enioymei Of m0sl excellent health and spirits and AZ
h. sd He served az pryateer curing the revolution
aud relates many interesting facts connected WIN me
struggle for American Independence.
AFRICAN FREE MAsOSs.-The Grand Lodge OIL
African Nasons of the West ~ session IN lndian-
suolis last week. Two Lodges in New-Oreans, three
in Ch cinnati, and one in Chicago, CIryel4nd, ln-
dianapolis, St. Louis, Richmond Iene Haqte Mail
sop. Ind, Zanesyille o., and Louisville ky., were
represepted All these under the jurisdiction OF
the Grand Lodge OF Ohio.
REx,RKAsLE.-The Census Marshal in Macedon,
Wayue County, reports that he found there woman
q Years old mother Of four childreH the oldest OF
which ia l2 years next e. third 3, last l. The eldest
Of course born when the mother was l. years old
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GEfurslous.

r,oR the FISHING BANKS-Fare 30 Cents
4 ne steamer CROTON. Capt ". II. WOOD. viii MAKE
Der regular trips The sishng Banks on ~ EsDAIs ana
FRI Ayr commencing July s. 1852 leaving foot Boomes,
IAN foo 0ouverneur.st. Z. r. 7l5 " foot Peek
ip T. r. 1850 ~; foot Spnugst, y R. AN ii'ot hopn-
so1,t \ r. s:i5 A NJ; Pier No. :, \. r. $3.50 AN. Re
fs,bmsu,s Ehing Tackle and Bait furnished on board.
n PTie CBOrON can ohartered ioI s1eaIs21'
DAYS For particulars inquire Of WILLIAM -; - n
WOOD No 81 Souihs Of the Captain on board the boat
CPLFNDID AFTERNOON EXCURSION -
y sFA AIR i-SgA BATHING Tine poPgi,I 'ta,net
IAMTs CHRISTOPHER will leave Jsy-st pier diS Sl,1I'
dsy) AFTEHNCUs a. o'clock for LOSt bk q ~,
sURFR sBURY &C. giving pass myers ample tune batu'
log ard Other seaside recreation and return az an cary hou va
the evening
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Aem-Durk daily gribnne
The CAR SHALL HAVE THE RHINE
lDRISKING-soSG FOR GERMAN srCDESrsl.
10y

lDRINKISG-soSG FOR GERMAN srCDESTsl.
From Punch.
Drink. brothers, drink; Mans life Is but bubble,
Dar chg moment in the cup of DEATH
Smoke, brothers, smoke, and blow away all trouble
What better for transiiory breath
Sink Faiherland some feet lis surface under
hole will soon be all that's yours end mine
What will il matter then 10 u, wonder,
Who regns shove the Car may have the Kline
Behold, how fast the tide of Time is flowing
But let our nectar be a swifter stream.
How quick tie scythe us blades Of grass, is moving
And then eternal slumber ends the dream.
Why yex our souls, my brothers, in defending
What YOU and |, az least must soon resign:
Then we shall not know who their necks are bending
Under the Cars yoke-et him have the Rhine.
The Rhine runs on with one continual motion,
Its fsted course pursuing 70 the sea,
And as lis current hastens to the ocean,
So to the gulf Of nothingness do we.
Our blood is dearer than our rivers water;
When We are gone, get they VINO can It's wine
W. won't expose our carcasses 20 slaughter
Keep whole your skins-the Car may have the Rhine
Fellows. like leaves, are falling every second;
Each moment rings out some companions kneu.
Letters and arts-at what can they be reckonel
Which we tonight may have 20 bid FAREWELL
What if q despot check all speculation,
And tongue aud pen, ami range of thought conhnei
They that remain will mourn the deprivation,
But not we dead the Car may have the Kline
Vanity ell that is the sum of thinking.
Darkness will be the end OF all our light
Happy are so long as we are drinking:
Better 10 t6pe for shadows than to fight.
Before his time who runs the risk of dying,
He is a fool hero name - fine,
But who can hear il in his earth-bedlying
Honor "a straw the Car may have the Rhine.
shame will be nothing then to us, or sorrow.
What is our fame when we have passed away
The end of all things is at hand tomorrow;
Puff we the pipe and I'LL the bowl - day.
Tobacco clouds are curling dim around us;
In darker shades ere long shall recne,
Twill be AL over when the shroud hath bound u.
Give NE the cup-the Car may have the Rhine.
What do our brains with metaphysics muddled,
Teach us, except that all is empty here
All but this glass; It's sweeter TO be fudded
With tie profound philosophy of beer
Draining the b, er-pot, therefore, brother sages,
Let us roll wisely down our little liae:
Live in the present not for future ages. Rhine
Wen have the swipes-the Car shall have the
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MODIFICATION OF THE TARIFF AT CAPE VERDE
IsLASDS-E1raet Of q letter from correspondent at
Porto Praya, Cape Verde Islands dated June s. 1885,
and received July 4:
II have The honor to inform you that, by an act Of
the Portuguese government, the following ati Les
made free of duties in American bottoms when I'M
ported into these sEnds; Corn cornmeal, beam,
and rec -
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feaal Notifss.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF Ne-York. notice hsTesy s'en ~
persons hsvns aims sf.ins JAMES AeSOkLEf ts OF hs
City OF Nswi deeeas preset the sane VIII r9oesefs
thereof the 1bsbers the rosdens Of teorss n 49,
No iI2 lst. In the Cfy Of Nswlsrk setore he Sth
ssy Of Angus nsIpsed New Yort he 9Th day o. yea 100
GEORGE II. ROSS Administrator
f,loIsvtDs NARY Nss0RLEY, AtDinsEsiT1
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

i ofthe ACE
common remedy that EVERY KIND Of
HI NOR from ne SerQfd dozen 70 COMMON Pfpis
lie has tried in eleven hundred cases ana never iaeo
excc n two cases both thunder humOr he has now IN his
possession hundred certificates OF It's value al WIND
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursingsore mouth
bottles vii the worst Kind Of PmPes OK the
Two or three bottles wi. clear the system Of b.es
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst eanker IN The
Three to i've bottles are warranted the OF
6re or two bottles warranted al huInor in the
eyes .- - a.. 49,. go,
-Four or sx Bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
one bottle viii sealy erupsious Of The 'tiu -,
Two OF three bottles warranted the most desperate
Three to four bottle. are wArsured to cure sAitrheur
Five eight bottles win cure the wo1 oese u -ci0iua
benefit Is always experienced from the @ bottle, and per-
feet is warranted Wher the above qusntity iaAen
Nothing looks improbable 90 those who have z yaln iie5
al the wonderful medicines o the day thai common weed
grow ing the pastures snd along old souewa- should cur
huor has There If sor an huns nor hAs
about IL sSits cases but not yours Peded ever
thousand bottles the vicinity Of boon know the e.
t p-es ever done In Masachusets gave It 10 children
locking eli drtn whose hosh so and taboy restored u
ne1tecf stste of health by one bottle
To tose who are subject 70 sck hesdsehe bottle vii
always H. IL gives great rehef 10 cath ana A5ilss
some who have been oosve r aud have
been regulated by Where thc - sound Il wofss quite
asv where there deng Of the functions Of
usture II will very singular fug but You must lot BE-
alarmed; they sways dsarpesr tom four days 70 week
There aeveT bad result from NJ on The eonty when that
feeling l. gone, you Will fee yourself IKE person
heard some Of the eucoHam Of II that eveI
uan isfenec to- . - . -. -, So
Roxiury. Mas fnce ~ . . -, ,-,- . -,
No 81 Barslavst CHARLES X. RING, Ne ~ Brgadwayi
A r. L d. SANDS No IA W llaIn-st NJ Aksha OkNlS n
l7o " ilaurst; BOYD6 PAUL, Ambers 81 WtLLs Co,
us kiu-st; McklsSON ROBBINS Co. 10 Maiden
lane. HANILAAD, HARRAL 4 RlSLk1t WAn-nst :
WAED CLOSE 4 Co, Msiden-ane; Mrs. HAYS Brooklyn
and for retail BY al respectable Druggists throughout TIE
Union.
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non ROsTON via NEWPORT and FAIL

EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FAIL
II RIvER.-The splendid aud superior steamer ME
TROPOLIS Capt VIM Brow leaves York every ~ rs
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY Al O'Clock, z. NJ. )
and BAY STATE Capt Thomas g. Jeweit leaves New orb
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AZ 5 O'Clock
y NJ from Pier No n. R. the Battery Both touching
a. Newport each way. ,,,
Hereafter no will be regarded a. secured 70 any app
eaIt mil The same shau have been paid for
Preelt 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight Tram. -,
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UaIer-Gnre.

XVORCESTE (Mass.) WATER-CURB-
w THIS In.haiion has Of he most beau va :,
hsafhfnl locations u which New England can ooe<,' -
prcpretor. endesvcr 10 make real hyne Tor thee -knt
beaiS l. =. ROGERS, Superintendent
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CIHkI ME- iOlhl, NOuull vi Nuill'au.-
- WILLIAM n. CURTIS and JAMES J. CURTIS against
GEORGE ROSS To the aboye-uamed defendant; SLY "a
re hereby summoned o. answer the conp IN this tion
which was tiled 1855 the Office Of tn Clerk Of SUI
livan Couut- at niicelo, y. Y and serve copy your
,swer OF ne a. my Office 10 LETTERS nve ia aid Comfy
within twenty he service Of this sumloas exc usise
# Tie day OF ant Il you fail 20 answer the com
sut As afore.-id Plaintiff Will take Judgment for the
OF on hundred and ysS dollar and hf tour cent-Dated
Msy u. 1855. ISAAC ANDkhSONt
Attorney fr f.fn~
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BANK DEPARrNENr % rHE STATE OF NEW osA
ALBANY Jane - 1888
THE BANK OF LANSlNGBURGH has thus
DAY fed in this Office notice q BE apPn, lent 81 Z
Pooh hOFF MAN TEN BROCK. OF the City Of Ne"-
York the redemption Of IA. eaanE note Ass.
s 10 The sct entitled Gn-nd the several sct, rss'
s 70 II eorporsr Bant Bsrkng AsoeaGns and lndiEon
a Bankers" passed April II. e5l ,..-..