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The Thousands whose constitutions have been ruined
aud their systems poisoned by the uso Of mercury,
should give the following their earnest attention.
DR.. Giles, Newton Hamilton, Pa, May, 1851, said:-
II have used mysef hall dt2en bottles OF HooAand
German Biters for Liver Complaint and diseases of
nervous character resulting from the use of mercury
was poisoned and afflicted with spasms from the use
of the latter article The German Bters is the first ar.
ticls from which obtained any relief. | have also
given the article to many dyspeptics with the most sal
uary result, Think many more bottles will cure me.
See advertisement.
December 25 9w.
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SHERIFFS' SALE.

Hood & Co., By virtue ofan. execution
vs. - me directed, will offer
court house, in CarIollton, CARROLL county, Ohio. On
Saturday, the l0h day Of January, 1851, the south
corner of sect on thirty s0) township fourt zen
ia of range six, [6l containing one hundred and
forty five acres, situate in the county Of carroll and
state of Ohio, aud in the Sieubenyiie lind district
takcn in execution and will be sold hy me Terms
cash. J. II. HHI TCRAFT, Sheriff.
Dec. H., 1856. 5w pr fee, 50 50.
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SNERIFFN' SALE.

j. n Dickson, ct. ais, By virtue Of seversI
vs. execufious tn -. l;,.a.
Robert Reed, assignee ed, will offsr fos .sIa !.
ofJames hears; / the door of ,Lo ccn,s
house, in carr ollton Oh county. Ohio On Sa,n,ss.
he l9lh day of Janua 1857, the east hall 81 4 =
north vest quarter of con twent whine 1sel ,asn.
ship sixteen, l6) range SIX cont sinineeiehly .ee
Also the south east quarter Of secti On tsepy 0o Of
township sixteen. tl6) ange Fix, g. cobtsibihe one
hundred and sixty acres, taken in xecstOn and vii
be sold by NE. Terms cash.
60 JOHN Il, WHITCTAFT, Sheriff
Dec. II, 1856. So pr fee s., so.
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4 Farms to Rent.

The trustees Of the original surveyed township, No
l5 ange g. Harrison township. Carroll county, Oh 10
will meet on Thursday the 18th day of January next
at the house of Isaac HeCauley on the premises "a
receive proposals for leasing section number I6 h
said township. for the term of three years from the
st OF April next Subsection is situated on the ROAD
leading from Carrollton to Canton, west Of New Haf
rsburgh There is from 50 to Ito acres improved and
in good state Of cultivation, on each quarter.
Terms made known on day of leasing. By order n
trustees. LEONARD HARSH Clerk.
Dae IL Is56
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S1m&iiag good for old apl yonag,-Hurra6
for Jim. .--eir. James Gordon is ready at all
times to accommodate the men with Cigars and
Tobacco; the ladies with Coptectiouaries, the
children with Toys; and the babies with vari-
Oas kinds OF "6xins"-Jm will always take
your change. and you have mono he viii
give you some if You give him motel Cal at
his store and see his extensive stock.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

The Nsu York Ledger = This paper enjoys at
This time the greatest popularity ever attained
-. by literary paper in the world It's circala.
y tionis immense. and It's popularity unbopnded.
And itdeseryes itall. never has so much ener-
gy. enterprise. talent and expense been employ
ed on any paper in this country as Mr.. Bonner
has employed on The Ledger, to make it the
best Family Paper in the country. SylviDss
Cobb, Jr.. Fanny Fern, Alice C,ry,s Emerson
Benne', Mrs. sigOurney, Mary Stanly Gibson,
Mrs. Vaughan and Oliver Sinclair are regular
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Lewis Gfuber,
DIVORCE.
Martha Gruber.

Martha Gruber will take notice. that Lewis Cru be,
did, on the llth day of December A. d. 1856. fle IN
the office OF the clerk Of the court of Common Pleas OF
Carroll county and State Of Ohio, bis petition against
said Martha Gruber, alleging that the said petitioner
aud the said Martha Gruber were lawfully married in
the year A. D. ls49 and continued to live together as
Man and wile from that time until the spring of A. D.
1851 When said Martha abandoned said petitioner, and
from that time has wiliuy lived absent and apart from
her said husband and during all that time has been
guilty Of gross neglect Of duty towards said petitioner
The prayer of said petition is for divorce Of said pet
toner from said defendant.
By E. H. ECKLEY, 4ittorney for petitioner.
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re- The Attens Messenger learns that a
lAovement has been made to secsre meeting
OF the Probate Judges Of the respective coun
lies IN this State, at Columbus. on the second
tuesday Of January nsxt--the object OF the
Convention being to take 'into consideration
The many defects in the organization of the
Probate Court. and asking the Legislature to
rsmedy them"
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NEW MUSICAL PAPER
Musical Pioneer and Chorfstor,s R,Jo,ot
FER Choir and de Fsmily Circle.
The EEw-YORE

Muslch Pioneer and Choristor's Budget
By NJ WOoDBrET, author 0ftle C,.Lara .pptsiysr
Lutte ofEion, etc.
This popular monthly periodical has jus. entered m.
on its seeOld year, having been commenced October
1920 IL Is printed On ine paper and makss aasu-l
volumes Of 200 pages Of matter intensely Interesting h
as lovers Of music Besides mrsicalineligence. ana
biographies Of distinguished musicians, its colama. M
pc enriched BY nearly 100 pages Of original music. sr.
mems psam'tnAes gess, songs for the piano and ne
odssh' ah N The safhor's happiest style.
The spirit oisparklng yivaeity with uhich the Pio
nser has been conducted has extended ia subscrpoa
st beyond that Of any other similar periodical e,hef
IN this country or Europe
fnee 81 eentsPer ahnum, ia adgance, and 40 cents
% ciu5s not less than 6Ve specimen pumber, fo-
"ersed gratuiiousy 70 any part Of tie country bv mai
or 10 sueh other way the applicant uay direct.
copies Of the irst volume neatly bound. ia colofeJ
nusin, WIN title page and eopiOus index will be for
EaFaed to any part OF the country postage paid on re-
'eipt Of one dollar, by FL HusrlxGPos PubIi.bsr
Oe'~ 80 io"o- I'M Soj Broadway, ". I, /
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Miller 0rton and Milligan, By virtue of
Ii. IA ct Law fa issued
Wm. Farmhouse Chas Stewart. from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me d..
reeted, will Ter &C public oulery at the door of the
UouH House, in Oarroion Ohio, on Saturday. the 3rd
day Of January, A. D. 1851 between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. Dr., and O'Clock P N. on said day, the
following premises, situate ia Orange township, carroll
county, Ohio and adjoining the toa Of New hagers.
town, to wit A part Of the south east quarter tf
section iwenty-eight, (2s) in township thirteen, Ig
Of range six (6) OF lands directed be sold at st eu
benvils, Ohio, containing nnety-nne (99 acres Of
land. Appraised at 50, 800 taken ia execution as the
property of Charles Stewart, Terms cash
J. H.WHITCRAFT Sheriff.
Dec 4, ls56--td or fee$3 90.
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LEcruRR REV. Lasar will deliver bis next
lecture on the Parablys Of the New Testament
on Wednesday evening, the 7th Of January
nexs-in tbe Lutheran Church, We hope a
good attendance will be had. Tie Parallels Of
our Savior are fruitful themes and the Rev. i'm
proves the subject Wsll--bringDg forth things
both new and old.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

MINNESOTA aoNE REPUBLICAN = This younr
and thriving Territory at last takes her place
fairly and distinctly in the Republican ranks
ut the recent territorial election, the Republi.
cans elected majority in each branch Of che
Legislature. Well done Minnesota.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

Rolloway's Ointment and Pills, the most ef-
feetaal remedy for old wounds and ucers.--The won.
derul daily effected by these celebrated remedies
have established them with the citizens of the Union
Of the finest preparations ever made known and
it is astonishing fact that they will heal aud cure old
wounds end ulcers Of twenty years Standing even after
every other treatment has been rcsorted to Intellectual
ly All cutaneous eruptons readily yield to their nigh.
ty poweI and for the Of Asthma they arc nvaua-
ble Al
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25
AV - L.
uPJK
OLD HIGH PRICES.

be IL proclaimed 10 all the World land the resi- ~
HanAinoi that there IS now being exhibited the most
magnificent and fashionable assoFtn emf of wes,ino ~
Parei ever opened IN carroll county This NAV seem
almost impossible to those who have not persopalv
satisfied themselves Of the fact as all can perceive wbo
VIII call with j 5 BLOCH, at his emporium Of fashion
IN the Patton House Block, Main street., and witness
the great excitement ey iced by the people 20 purchase
whole suits Of his cheap, "nade TO oTder readvsmada
elothmg The truth is that Notwithstanding the brea-
sure OF the times he s prepared protect the CIT yens
OF Uarrolton and the BeghborhoOd for scores of miles
around, fromh biting sts' of autumn the chnv
blasts ol snow winter and last but not least from hs
enormous and downright imposition Of high prices heta
toloe pTaotced upon them in certain localities and nv
certain establishments he has received bv railrosj
large superb, rich varied and exceedingly chean a.
soriment Of fashionable and durable Over Dress nax
and fashionable coats Also points yests cravsfe shs-s
dIaSeFs oyefsEs hats, caps gloves neck and posEss
handRetee, and every article necessary for lie iii
and Nitef trade IN connecticn with his snlendia -
softme ol Clothing Ion those q ripper Years hs las
aiso aiSo ena extensive sugIly OF Ioyis Clothing
ior la ana winter Which Il elsO 0eied At she lsuess
rates lie ako tas haAd an extensive eunplv f IL.
ie'est cheapest aus not durable made ID o. der, hand
fuuks and Gapet Sacks. 4DN
ihaiika lof last iagois he invites all 10 ea i ard ~
anime ha staek, no charge for exhibiting poods na.
does he ask you 10 purchase Of him II you ear hvv
eneapef at any other clothing store il ser hs tosa
: :" - ''ae' is. D. OCu.
cairtliOl o., Get. l6, lsss,-sn, ess
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We invite attention 10 the Advertisement Of
Mr.. F. Weston. controlling agent for the sale
OF the celebrated Corn and Cob Mil Little
Giant.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25
PHALON'S PAPHIAN LOTION
Or FIOrnI REAUTIEYER.

A great cosmetic for beautfying the skin and com.
plexon, and for curing chapped hands, face lips, tan
sunbutn, eckes, pimples, scalds, burns &C. 4 sure
and safe cure for the piles-one washing will give in.
slant relief After shaving, tits very soothing to the
skin. 1t keeps the hands soft and white, aud for all
nfammaons Of the skin it will be found to 6e great
remedy, Pdce one 1oliar per bottle.
PHALON's MAGICHATR DYE.
One of the best natural dyes in the world Its long
has proved il to be beyond comparson and, being
vegetable production, injury can possibly be done
to the skin Its easily applied, and you can obtain
black or brown which Will defy the best Judges to
tell from nature ITSELF Price 81 90 and 81 90 per box
Made and sold BY &. Phslon, at 1877 Broadway cor.
ne Dey street, and SIT Broadway st. Nicholas Hotel
New York. and all druggists and fancy stores through
out the United Statesl
PhaloR's Chemicol Hav Inggorator.
The most complete article of the kind ever before
offered the public. 1t has stood the OF twenty
years in this country. and not OF the many hun,
dteds Of limitations have been able to compete with it
for preserving dressing and beaufyDg the hair and
keeping the head clear from dandruff, etc, Is ia in
cstimabe ia short il is everything the hair requires
Price Soc and dollar per bottle.
Dec. lS 1856 --6m.
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Cooley for January is on our table. To fam.
lies eOdey's Lady's Book can be recommend.
ed as is stories always ipeueate pure moralii,
Purity Of sentiment is one cry delightful in.
gredienl in this Magazine 1t is Just the work
mat malroR OF refined taste would desire 70
read herself and place 10 the hands of the
young ladies Of her household. Price one copy
one year, 81. Two copies one year, s5. Three
copies one year, Sc. Five copies one year.
and an extra copy to the person sending the
club, making six copies. sl0. Eight copies
one year. and an extra copy to the person send
ing The club, making nine copies. s15. Eleven
copies one year, and au extra copy to the per.
son sending the club, making twelve copies.
$50.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Harpet's Maga.
zine, both one year for $3.50.
GOdey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine, both one year for 50. so.
Godey's Lsdy's Book and the Free Pres
both one year for 50. 80.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

CARsoLlEOS LTcEuM.-organized Dec, 20 i
1855 win hold its first meetirg at The Lisbon
81. School House Friday oTening Dec. 26.h '5s
The performsncss wi consist Of Essavs Orig.
tgai and Select Psclamaions. dc. Also dc.
hSerate discussion Of the following question =
Does the light Of nature prove lhe existence
ol Deity independent of written Revelation. .
Aihrmaave- Negative
q Ulmaa, w McCev
ehas' RdhesbrOd, II, L. Cogsil.
frienas Q. Literature, Ladies and Gentlemen,
one sne all are respectfully solicited to attend
ea JAS E. PHILPOTr, Sscy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

ES~ The Cincinnati Times contains long
leader in favor of fusion Of the American and
Republican parties, which is written in kind
and proper spirit With some of its conclusion 8
we do not ogree. 1t recommends Governor
Everett of Massachusetts, as candidate for the
Presidency in 1860, and thinks that upon him
the whole opposition may unite.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

Ez- Jas. Mars of Richmond, Jefferson co,
proposes to sell good farm situate near that
village. See Advertisement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25
Sale Of Real Estate BY order Of COnrl

Pursuant to order of the Probate Court of Carroll
county, Ohio, will sell the premises, to the bighes
bidder,
On Saturday. the e4M day Of January, 1857.
IN the town of Leesburgh, Carroll county. Ohio the
following real estate the property of Thomas II
Cummings, deceased, to wit: The undivided half of
town lots numbered nnetyfve (95 ninetye 1881
and one hundred aud seven (lOI in the toBn Of Lees
burgh, Carroll county, Ohio on Sch is erected a
foundry and other improvements, with the appurten
ances thereto belonging, known as the "Leesburgb
Foundry" Terms Of sale. third in hand, and the
balance in two equal annual PAYMENTS with interest
secured BY mortgage OF he premises TIE other un.
divided hall of said property, owned by James E. Cum
mings, will be sold az the same time and for the mme
price, aud on the same terms the undivided half no
offered. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock noon Of said
day, Attendance given by JOHN Il. STEi HENSON
Admr. Of Thos. Il. Cummings.
Dec, Is. l856.-4w, pr, fee 50 so.
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*4RSold at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
20 Maiden Lane, New Yok, and 2fi Strand, London,
and by all respectable Drugg ts and Dealers of Medi
cnes throughout the United States, aud the civilized
world, in Pots, at IS cents G2 cents, and 81 each.
eas- There isl considerable saving by taking the
largersizeF
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients II ev
rey disorder ale affixed to each Pot.
Sold by John G. Baxter, Carrolton, Ohio.
March 6, 1e56-ly. s.s 5000
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Clepeland Bank Note Reportsr--Asthere are
numerous failures amongst The Eastern Banks
il is well to be posted. The Cleveland Bank
Note Reporter, published semi monthly, by
Pierce d Co, CevelaRd, 0lio, has an advan-
tage over the monthly "detectors" in that It is
sues more frequently. Price 81 90 per aunum.
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asas = Peterson for January has arrived. Like It's
predecessors il is beautiful For thrilling tales,
superb engravings correct and beautiful fash
ion plates and patterns for needle work and en-
broidery Peterson is unsurpassable. Price sa,
per annum. The Free Press aud Petersors's
Magazine win be furnished one year for 80. .75.
il advance M
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DO YOU WISH TO SINGl
TAsn JOa had better Purehase copy Of
THE SINGING SCHOOL,!

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There's mnse IA iti Toe Singing School Il nou
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ha mtehdsd 70 supply leug iell Eaht 10 our sing
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= A single specimen copy vii be seat, Dost p.ia
70 any teacher on receipt Of 80 cents.
IatHa5te JH9enils and School Musie BooEsV
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Tor sale also by-Br9Vn, Taggard { Chase. Bostor.
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Dec. 25, 1856, In.
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Bachdhan's Journal Of Aan,--ior July anil
August has come to hand. The matter contain.
ed IN the Journal is of permanent character.
highly interesting and nstructive-extensivcl
eclectic in its teachings. Price $500 per annum.
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LITTLE DoRRIT We have received from
the publ, hing house of t. B. Peterson. fO2
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, copy of this new
novel. written BY Charles Dickens--whcb par
takes 1.-THE character Of his former WORKS.
simplicity of style marks his writings His
works have attained a high position in Aneri,
can and English literature. Little Dorrt is e.
quail to anything he ever wrote. copy Of
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gg on the receipt Of 50 cent? Address as above.
FoSrssisrs PlayNate.-A Maqaziae for Bo,,
Gnd rls,--Begins its SIKH volume In JanI
ary. 1857 Itisediled by Mark Forester.
the ellknown writer fer the young, who, the
reading community will in mind. is con
Rected with no other peric dical.
The Playmate has be en- denominated by an
eminent writer, as "the best Youths Magazine
published" Tho publishers mean to keep it
so, It's embellishments are new, and the read
ing matter almost wholly original.
An entire number might be filed with the
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ton foF bis chidren's welfare, can spend dol
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Playmate"
But ve prefer to let the Magazne tell its
own story. Those parents who have any
choice about what their children read, should
subscribe for it. Ifitdoesnot sustain itself no
recommendation of others would be OF any ben
eft s-@s4# @@
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) ss Is cents per copy. Letters enclosing money may
be sent at our risk, il directed to
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e whole opposition may unite.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
Funny views tom the Ola countr,


The state of parties in this country
leads to rather funny conclusions across
the water. The Independence Beige, y
the official paper at Brussels, Belgium,
published in the French language, and
one of the leading papers in Europe,
from which much information is derived,
and which is quoted as reliable authority
respecting the present state of affairs in
Europe. recently stated that Senator
Chase, elected Governor of Ohio few
months since, was negro-BIack Re-
Ipublican-and accordingly congratulated
the friends of social equality upon their
success. The same paper has given Its
readers the information that Dir. Banks
is also 'sLkaek republican. A literal
translation IS given by the Tribune. from
the Independence Beige, as follows:
..The new Speaker of the House is a
black of Massachusetts,, who belongs, as
his color sseEeis nily indicates. TO The ex-
trenle party of Abolitionism. This,
then. is q victory gained by the North
over the South. Upon the whole. the
journals declare themselves satisfied with
the choice.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-19
Prospectus
OF TIE
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEhas

THE SECOND VOLUME of this sdr0.-.
/ of Freedom in Kansas will be COMM
in January, 1856, and will continue the =
ti:nching defender of the RIGHT as formar,r
Complimentary notices from over tftern (
dred exchanges. the unanimous approval -
numerous readers, the urgent solicitst;oa
| friends, and the great want of such a ion
have been the inducing causes to PROMPT IN
continuance of its publication through snoi'
Volume. The Publishers are cheered With i
| hope. that as the commercial enbarrassmen,. i
the country have neasurably subsided, and y
| the interest in Kansas news has continues ).
| increase until it has become the great eye;s,.
topic of conversation IN ell tie dcpar; m ,nt-
/ lie, they will be better sustained than hgrs.'
| fore in forwarding work so eminently nsss
sary in the making of Kansas Free StsIs
| They are conscious that the local and ntts.
politan press are dcvoting much space to Il.
elucidation of Kansas affairs !; and Yet i. NJ
! be borne in mind that such information IL.
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/ from existence, and the intelligence impsrti
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