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NEw VOLUME or
The W0OI Grower A. stock RegIster

D.
The Seventh Volume Of this Journal Commence vi,I,
January, 1855. Ii il improved n both Contents and
Appearance the Publisher spares 10 reasonable eort
or expense 20 render the work indispensable 70 IN n
teresed in the objects 10 which Il devoted Themsf
features Of the work continued, with the acdgs o.
valuable Improvements. Each number contains
THIRTY-TW0 LARGE 0CTAYO PAGES
And printed and illustrated n superior style Te ae4
volume comprised large amount oi tue most usss.
and reliable information on the breeding, rearing and
profitable management Of Domestic Auimals inc. ding
Pedigrees Of Pure-bred Cattle, Horses, Sheep DC r 4
Names and Residences Of the principal Breeders AL
Owners Of Improved Stock throughout the counlry lie
Ike Portraits OfDomesc Animals, &c Careful Esy-g=
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given in each numbeT-an invaluable feature
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HERALD OF PENMANsHTPln
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GOOD NEWS FOR BAD WRITER'S
For Young Men going into Busine@i!i
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT

This liniment has won its way to popular ia, IF BY
It's most unparalleled success in heaLfg the wounded
and soothing the most excrutating pain;
For rheumatism it has 70 equal as aiFW application
will cause the patient hap forjoy Cuts burns, gals
and all sores requiring oxLrnal APPLICATION will van
ouish like magic before the all healing mustang II IA
equally applicable to man or beast Soldb by
DR.. @. A. B0EGEL CarroIlton, Ohio,
G. W. IVESTBR00K,
Originator and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices SN4 roadway, n. " aud corner Of
3rd aud Market o.,cet, st Lopis, Missouri.
Sept l4-54. 6m.
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ROAD NOTICE.

There will be apstition presented to the Commission
of Carroll county their March session, 1885, pray
ing for view to be had in order to make alteration
in the road leading from Augusta in Carroll county o.,
to Hanover in Columbiana comfy, Ohio as follows 70
wit: Commencing at the cross roads on the land Of
John Shaw SEN, thence northerly direction west Oi
the old road the north line Of the land Of John Shaw
Jun thence TO the northwest corner OF James
Ii. Chambers a2d : thence along the north line until
it reaches the northeast ceFner OF said land thence the
nearest and neat routs until it ntersecs the old road
low Winders Hill MANY PEI1IIONERS.
Feb I-'56. I'd. -.
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Mac Laurn's "a Writing Tablets, for Children in
Familio and Primary Schools, Ct cents each sent b.
mail in packages Oft, l9, or "a. Containing the Bis
Exercsn on stiff boards, for pen, pencil or style Just
the thing for amusing and insrucsng the child at the
CHARLES B. NORTON, PVaLuHKR,
II Chambeu Street, n. Z.
Feb, t5--ES.
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- After full hearing Pollock. ooysu0r
Of PsunsylVGnia, has refused to pardon BsAle.
The dentist.
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BUCKEYE CARD WRITER.

THE undersigned would respectfully an.
nounce to the Citizens of Carroton and "he rest of
mankind" that he is prepared execute, address cards.
business cards. complimentary cards. &C. These cards
are gotten up in copper plate STYLE and far superior
to any printed cards. Terms low. All orders from
distance must be addressed to VIM. Mccoy. oaroIton
Ohio who will make kRoWn my terms, receive money,
and forward cards. l. uLAAN.
Carollton, 0. Feb. Is, 1885.
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SECURE THE SHADOW
Jan. 25.66.

Mr.. JAMES B. gibson takes pleasure in aDrourcipg
to the citizens Of CsErellton, AId ysiiy, that he s
now in town with his large shyfght DagueHean Car.
and Is prepared TO take lkeueees in lie most srpto-
we'd style, on the shortest notice and n al kTds sf
weather. Prom former experience ard trcceSs 10 II
busnsas, he faittrsz himssH ihst he will be ALA
to please the moss tASiy.
Ny prices range from so cents uTwsrds, $50 eeu.o
right straight along, for must have plenty to 10, ),
order to live at these prices Boys, give your gals
presents in the form Of Daghsreoypes and they all
love you twice as much Pins, Riugs LoSkets, &Sss:
fied in the best Of order.
B. Pictures must be life Ike. or no charges VII
be made. ohcs hours irem c'elotk d. L., 10 4
O'Clock Pm -
e2- Instructions given In The ar. on reasonable
terms. -
JAMES g. GILScJ
November 2. .le54-Sm.
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The State of Ohio, Carroll Co.
Court 0f C0mmol Pleas,
ID Partition.
Robsr,E Crooks
vs.
E,.zatetL i. Foster

e. ais
10 zs5s.l B Fcsisr, Of Tzsca-aEas county Oli1;
Joseph ken a11 3zstls bis vile q NeJfs IA Tern.
zl-g Barbara Alalla Lauzs,er Sarah z sl Lanas.eF,
and Cornelius LsIas-lf, Of Adams County lHsiaua
Igl su .azs ug-ce tla. o. the l4t1 day gf Deem
Der A D. 1854, R55.. Z. Crooks dei Petition il tie
Court Of Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio, asIe
the zane nov peading, demanding Partition, Of the
ing premises situate 10 Harrison Township Carroll
county Ohio 10 wit the west half Of the south Wes.
quarter, Of Section tEenIy-tEo, (22) in Township dE
teen (l5,) Of Range sx (6, containing seventy nine
acres more less:-beng tract Of which Josiah
Foster, decd died seized. Aud that be viii demand
Partition TO be made Of said premises, as follows to
himself the tenths part ITO Elizabeth Foster
tenth part and 70 the children Of Lucinda Lamas-
ter, 70 wit Martha Baker inter married with Joseph
Baker, Barbara Adaline Lamaster Sarah Ellen Lamas-
ter, and Cornelius Lamaser the remaining one tenth
part said premises At the next term Of the Court an
application will be made BY the said PetitionerOr an or
der that Partition may be made &c. Of said premises
VAN BROWN, ATTY. for PlE.
Dec. 2l. '54-6W. DIT fee b,25
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CRoxTOE. JEo A. BI
JOHN H. CROXTON.

ttOrmsy CoGHssllOr at Law,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to his care, in Carroll County else
where. Office Immediately opposite the west door Of the
Court House, Carrollton, Ohio.
aS The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of CadiE,
Ohio NAV be pr1curedby the retention ofths above.
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Special Notices.

CONSUMPTION is, without doubt, the most fearful.
ly fatal of all diseases, Except epdemcs) annually
ryiDg thousands to untimely graves. How often could
The avages Of this arch estroyer be prevented Il time
ly remedies used in alaying the inflammation pro.
duced by an ordinary cold. For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throats, and all other similar diseases stablers Ano
dyne Cherry EIpectorant has no equal 1t not rec.
commended as ntallible. bus medical men and Others
who have nsed and administered it, bear testimony to
its extraordinary efficacy. 1t Is known to be good
medicine" and as such is offered to the public as also
stabers Diarrha Cordial for diseases Of the bowels
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
gents Price for each, only so cents, or six bottles
for $3.50.
n u. stabler & Co., PrOprietors, and Wholesale Re
=, n.,o lists, Baltimore, Md Agents-R. E. Sellers
Pttsbu!g, PHI Pa J. H. Patterson Co.. Wheeling Va
n w. rSrA; 0'f RmnI CarrcltOn, and Messrs. Brown
R,r"6ou,e % ~ New Hsgers.own, agents tor Carroll Co.,
Narch lin -
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rs- NEURALGIA.-This Formidable oiSease, which
seems to battle the skill of physicians yields like magic
to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly Of the Astor House, New
York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange HOTEL Rich.
mond, va is one Of the hundreds who have been Gu.
red Of severe Neuralgia, by Carters Spanish Mixture
Since his cure, be has recommended it to numbers Of
others, who were suffering with nearly every form Of
disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says it is the ost extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
#.#See advertisement in another column.
March l. I'm.
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CONFIRMED R. J. Atkinson of this
place was confirmed as 3rd Auditor, by the U.
8. Senate on the Goth ult. in place of F. Burt.
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state of Ohio, Carroll COunly..s $
Feb. 1916.
OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE,

OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
Carrollton, Feb. is, 1855. (
THE following accounts Of Executors Administrators
and Guardians have been fled in this Office and are
set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day of March
A. D. 1855, at o'clock P n. of said day. and viii be
continued from day to day until all are disposed Of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and Others
interested win take notice, viz:
Final account Of Jno. B. Moody and David Moody
Executors Of David Moody.
Abraham Ball Executor Nathan Ball
John Hape Guardian, Christian Nape
Rachel Gibler Isaac Gibler
First John Giber minor children
Daniel Gbler decd.
Jacob Gotschall heirs Of Gotscha al
JOHN a. TRIPP, Probate Judge.
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Jau. 25,-'55. 6v, pr fee 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

gems must discontinue their wrong, aud 'h'i's
and ouirages-or. soon or late. there will be dis
union and civil war. II is vain to try to divert
public attention from this issue. when It siares
ms 30 griinly and SO closely IN the face. Tho
South may close its lips and shut lis eyes, II 1t
can. bat the danger remains--ihe bloody-fro1'ed
phantom is still there. A. we'll might people
stricken by plague or famine talk of Ignoring it,as
the people Of the South talk Of ignoring this evil
The wrongs they endure are Of daily occurrence.
Northern fauaticism never sleeps nor 'ires. I'M
less there be- with the better people oi the North,
reason aud courage aud patriotism enough TO re-
strnin its Internal eTorls-thc South mnst take
It's s.Ience ia IL own hands. The 18th section
was designed as a rallying point for such OF "our
northern friends" as were willing 10 emil II in this
oause lf,hey cannot meet us there, We will
stand there alone. There the South will plant
der banner, and there. ii need be. she will dig
her grave The Organ may back down from
this position. il il chooses. but it backs down as
n deserter, und deserves a deserter's fai.e.
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Hon JONI NJ, BoTr shaving been represented
to the New York Herald by one Of its cores
pondents n candidate for Mr.. Mnson's place in
the Senate writes that journal letter of correc-
ton. in which he says:
II would as soon expect an invitation from
the Emperor Alexander to take command If the
Russian forces in the Crimea. that | could be
elected Ia the Senate by the present legislative
body IT my own State
1t is rather unlikely that Mr.. B. will be called
into service by the present Legislature
as Tom Ewing said when he heard of Mr. Folks
nomination for the Presidency mo body is safe
nov
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From As PkRGdciphta North fmeTicdn NJ Monday


We have to chronicle two suicides of n mean-
choly character. the circumstances OF which
possess painful interest. The first is TINT of n
young woman, Of beautiful person, and evidently
respectable connections, which consumma
ted on Friday night,
About nine o'clock on Friday evening. Messrs.
Kanes and McCavery. Custom House watch
men, heard n struggle the water in dock on
the Delaware. Just above Vine street. They
soon found that the noise proceeded from n
drowning person; and, after some difficult exer-
ton succeeded in taking from the water the body
of young femnlc-bu rhe vital spark wns OK
iingui.hed. The jury rendered n verdict of sui
eide; but the body not identified by any wit
ncsses produced at the inquest.
The deceased appeared to have been about IL
wears Of age; all her clothing of neat and
even elegant description. I,r Cond, who made
the post-inorpm exnmna lion. Is "i tho opinion
that the young woman had never led dissolute
life while her hands were soft and delicate
rs if she had never ioiled. The occurrence that
rendered one young and fair 40 desperate
must haye been of sad aud touching character.
About II O'Clock on Saturday norning The cit
liens in the vicinity Of Poplar and Apple streets
were thrown into state of excitement by a loud
explosion which came from the second story front
of the house occupied by Adm Rein, astmaker
and dealer in findings. on the south side OF Pop
lar street, below Fifth. Upon some persons pro
ceo1ing 10 the room. Mr.. Rein himself was found
in the agones of death aud in few seconds he
expired. The body presented n shocking spec
tace. The deceased had loaded horse pistol.
placed the inuzzlc IF it to his mouth and blown
hi. face aud head almost 10 pieces.
The weapon was shattered by the explosion
1t appears that the deceased Ind not lived hnppi-
" with his wife for sometime past. He Lad fall
len into incorporate habits and this led to the
net of self destruction. He doing good
business. Some five hundred dollars in gold
were found in the house.
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NJ AttRIrD

On the 4h Of November, by Rev, w W. Stickey Captain
ISAAC NJ RuCKER to Miss ADEINE N.daughtc OF Mr.. Alien
Twidy, all of Campbell
en- Wednesday evening the Dist inst by the Rev DR. Martin
Mr. i. II IRVING Of Prince Edward Miss MRTHA RfBrC
CA LtysIR of Notioway county, Va
On Wednesday evening. the 2lst inst. Rev l.. II
Cumpsten, Mr.. JONI NJ NENABLE,to Miss BETTE EDMoNDs
daughter of Mr. Edwin Edmonds all Of Prince Edward
~, Va
In Richmond, the 2lst inst, by Rev. Thos Haynes
Rev OSCAR LrTLEroS of the Virginia Annual Conference
and Miss MARTHA E. daughter Of Rev Oyeron Bernard
Norfolk.
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Here is another paragraph for the K,pu 'lican
in proof that the New York Softs not Tire on
ly portion of the Democratic PARTY tinctnred
wish abolitonism. The Columbus Statesman,
(Col, Medary's paper) and the Cincinnati En-
qnirer having defended John Van Buren, against
the assaults of the Union, and received cast
CATION from that journal for it, the Statesman
talks back in this style:
We assure the Union and the Administration
at Washington. that when they read out the En-
oYi,e, and it's supporters. and the editor of this
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paper. from the list If Their fietd, they Inv.
very few lrft ia Ohio to read lessons to of any
Lind. It's pretty well understood here that
Ohio does not stand a No. ~ at Washington,
and AZ far know, the "free love" is lnutu-
nj
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4do, - gaita percha ha-- FOR artificial
teeth which. it is said, possesses all the possible
merits of the present method 1T inserting pate
teeth, together with many not possible III the
present mode.
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gttD au0 =tatc AHa.is.

rny DISTRICT topRT OF ArPEALs for this district com
city yesterday Judges Daniel NaSh
and mer the benchJudges Baker and Leigh not having
arrived in time TO Ike their The II Depriest Va
Hart Moses and argued in part by Judge WI
son for the appellant and Maj Garland for appellee The ar
gumen, will be concluded to-day by other counsel
Adjourned until II O'Clock this morning
LrcruRr-we are requested to say that will be
delivered night the Methodist Protestant Church
by sarn Garland tho first of series 10 be by
him Constitutional Law Professor in that Department
in Lyuchburg College The public are invited to attend
LIBERAL DoYArIos CoLLKaE.-A very superior
chemical philosophical and mathematical apparatus has been
presented College and has recently arrived was Sc
ected Boston, with great at cost of $1,000 1t is
by wigh,man Co.. the celebrated instrument
city, though costly others yet as the
complete symmetrical apparatus they have ever
MISUNDERSTANDING as it does ample means for In
the several branches natural science This important
and beautiful appliance college instruction has been provd
through beraiy wealthy gentlemen Of Virginia
Capt VIM Harding and Colonel Jas NJ Smith, of Norhum.
beand deserve much praise for having thus early
history conferred upon signal
benefit.
Col WOODS EXHIBITIONS Hall closed last night
after very successful Of four days Crowds Of
focked the Hail day and gho the curious pcei
of the homo exhibited there. They leave to-
day for the South.
couyTERrrrr MosrY--we understand that large mum.
Der of Counterfeit bank circulation tho line Of
he Virginia Tennessee railroad They the Bank of
Carolina Georgetown and of heavy paper of
light eoorhe of the President and Cashier being
,raved and the filling in of pale ink We caution the public
gainst notes answering to this description
"MAp" SPEcrLATIos.The Fsrmville Journal that
sale Of the Of the late Samuel Pointer in Halifax
county the of 5000 paid for mad mineral
supposed 10 have wonderful healing virtues.
SAMUEL w. AvERETT, youngest of the late Thomas
Averett Halifax has received Mdshipman appointment
FATAL AccIpESr-On Sunday morning, German named
Koch residing in Richmond proceeded in company with
miles the river place called williams
and the purpose of shooting game. arriving
sat down to rest and when they the hammer of
kochs caught by wig, which caused the piece
explode and the contents lodged in his body He
vived the accident but short time.
PUBLIC MERrISG-There will be a meeting of people
of Albeaac their Court for the purpose appointing
delegates the Southern Commercial Convention be held
Richmond, the 3ot tVanuary, 1856
When will Lynehburg appoint delegates
CuANGEDThe site and of the post office Owens
iii has been changed Garys Store, Buckingham county,
and Richard G. Gary has been appointed post master.
LoyG PR1soSMEST.--James Bradley free negro was
onvced of the murder of Reid, another free negro
ersbug Monday and sentenced fifteen years State
rison.
of flour Richmond foreign ports from
September this time exceed the exports during the
period Of last year 1o,os2 barrels.
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zpmchbmr0 Sfir0imlam.
Business Notice.

Mr. Francis THORNTON has been appointed
our agent TO make collection of claims due this
Office in the city. We trust that il may suit the
convenience of those TO whom he may present ac
counts to make prompt settlements.
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fresh supply received and for sale by
nov ly.ts STROTHER & WHITEHEAD


HAMPTON Va. Oct. 10th, 1855
Having had occasion TO Bakers Premium Btter in my
family within the last years In of Dyspepsia and
Nervous Headache safely say have used any
remedy distressing mslades with signal
this carefully avoided recommending of the
various with which the country flooded because
believe majority they do harm than good;
have tried under immediate
produced such beneficial results do not feel
liberty withhold my humble testimonial to their value
JOHN c. MCCABE.
We advise the public be mindful of Bakers Premi
Family Medicine. You be supplied by
calling Messrs Siabler g. Co.'S Strother wbiteheads
II Thompson Co.'S and j. II. Seays, Lynchburg, and
druggists generally nov law