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SD E.ls. PicNci Mornings JUST received the
'PN cheapest fish in this Market, for sale by
NANsICkLEN 4 WALKER
March, o.. ls56
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Onions.

4 FEW Dbls. onions just re ceived fer "a.
"A c4,1n.
VANSICELEN 4 WALKER.
March, a. 1856
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Fine Cut Tobacco.

w L HAVE large stock Of fine cut chewing
w Tobacco On hand and will close it Of al
very low prices
VANSICELEN & WALKER,
March, q, 1856.
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Triple

70
Do Hr'. TriDc, Warranted equal to any sold in
- " this Market.
VANSICKLEN WALKER.
March, q, ls5G. dSwgv
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Sr. lort April 8.-The returns OF yestcr-
d,y's Election indicate the cleo ton of Howe,
democrat, Mayor and the whole Democratic
ticket, by % majority of 400 Both branches
Of a." City Council are undoubtedly Demo-
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The Home This truly excellent periodical
makes its monthly visits to our table, and re
ceives kind reception. Its motto is "Th'
homes Of true women are the nurseries Of ma
tional virtue" It is devoted to tbe cutiva
ton of the virtues of wOmanly character, ant
its constant effort is to inspire the reader with
deeper love of home and nature, truth and
beauty, and to lead to greater desire for indi
vidual improvement and thus add to the sour
oes OF home enjoyment. Edited BY Mrs. H. E
G. Arey; and published by Beadle & Adams
Buffalo, New York Price $3.50 per annum
Any person sending three new subscribers with
-, 80, will receive, post paid, a copy of "The
State and Territories OF the Great West" a
book Of $50 pp. l9mo.
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New Special Notices.
a Voice from Virginia.

CABIN PoINr, Surry Co, Va.
DR.. Seth s. Hance:--I was in Baltimore il
April 1854, and from paper received of yours wa
In duced to buy box of your Pills. recommended as
sovereign cure for the Epileptc Fits. At that time
one OF my servants had been afflicted with fits abou
twelve years. When reaching home, l commenced
with the pills according to directions do not think
she has had one since. Ny wife though, is somewhat
induced to believe she may have had one only Enco
sed you will find FIVE dollars for which you will please
forward me two boxes. | suppose you can for.
ward them by mail Your compliance will Oblige me.
Yours respectfully MP. SLEDGE.
DR. Hance's Fpilepic Pills are also sovereign rene.
dy for every modification of nervous diseases The
vous sufferer; whether tOrmented by the acute, phys
cal agony of neuralgia tcdolOreux, or ordinary head.
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ical fits threatened with paralysis borne down and dis
pired by that terrible assitude which proceeds from
lack of nervous energy, or experiencing any other
pain Of disability arising from the unnatural condition
of the wonderful machinery which connects every
member with the Of sensation motion and thought
derives immediate benef. frcm the use of those pills
which at once calms invigorates and regulates the
shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country by mall free of pos
tage. Address Seth s. Hance, lOS Baltimore street,
Baltimore Md. Price, one box 50; two IS; twelve, t24
July l7-lm.
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own conscience To any other consideration,
am forced into The position bow assume, po.
si1ion Wich believe to be consistent with the
lefersOnian Democratic principles and antseO.
dents Of the Democratic party. l cannot sup
port any party whose organisation am satis6
ed Is used TO aid the extension Of Slavery into
Free Territory.
The article for the Delta Press was written
in great haste; in OIder TO have ii published in
time to relieve my friends from any embarass-
'nent in the choice of delegates to the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention. Being out Of
the State, Circumstances beyond my control de-
layed its publication. JAMES MYERS.
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The passage Of this bill would make Kansas !
Slate State beyond slt question. This the pro.
slavery men well know. Il provides that Al
an election 10 be held November next, for he
election Of members 10 q Convention 10 form q
State Constitution, no one shall vote "unless
he shall have been an inhabitAni Of the Terri.
tory on the 9Th Of July. 1856, except those who
shall have absented themselves in consequences
Of the disturbances therein. and who shall re-
turn before the 6iSt day OF October next. and
prove to the satisfaction Of the Government
Commissioners that they left in consequence Of
The disturbances, For some time previous 10
the passage Of this bill! by the Senate, Free
State men were not permitted 10 enter Kansas.
a body OF South CarOlinians and Border Ruf-
hans organized into militia companies under
the OOgu7 laws Of the Territory. with the gov
ernment arms in their hands. intercepted them,
even II they were so fortunate as to reach Ghe
borders OF Kansas while Slavery men were
LETT Tree 70 enter. II anything is wanting to
satisfy any man who is desirous of arriving at
the truth Of the deceptive character OF this bin,
think it would be found in the fact that a
Constitution formed by sconvenliOn thus elect.
ed under the management Of the present admin.
lstration is MOTTO be submitted TO the people for
their approval. This believe. is the ftst in
stance when Constitution for State Govern
ment has been authorized TO be formed. and
put without submission OF its snal ratification
TO the vote of the people, but to do so in this
might hazard the interest Of Slavery Hence
the Constitution is proposed to be forced upon
the people of Kansas without their approval.
and this suppose Mr., Douglas and his col
leagues would have the people believe is Dem
OcratO' and carrying out the principles of pop.
ular sovereignty.
Who would be so eredulous as to belive, that
ii this bill is passed under such circumstances.
there would not be shown 10 the satisfaction of
TIE Government Commissioners, a Pro- Slavery
majority in Kansas on the fourth day of July
- OoCUuc y law the
only hope for Kansas becoming Free State
will be in Congress refusing to admit her with
Slave Constitution, obtained through fraud
and violence and this can only be accomplish
ID BY decisive and firm expression of the
Free Men of the North.
Then let every elector who believes that this
ine Territory, situated in the geographical CEN
.er of our country, should be the home of res
peetable white laborers. instead of being mo-
noPolized by Slave owners, with all the attend
ing evils, Cast his vote n manner to bring a.
bout such result. Slavery or Freedom must
lave it. II is fallacy to talk about a joint
by white and slave laborers, unless
We are willing TO degrade white laborers to a
laVel socially and morally with slaves.
JAMES MYERS.
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THE GRAND EYTERyAL PFuFDY

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid Of a microscope. We see millions al btl
openings on the surface Of our bodies. Through thea
this Ointment when rubbed on the skn 4 csrieI q
sny organ OF inward part. Diseases Of the Kidneys
disorders Of the Liver, affections Of the beaT ina.
nation OF The Lungs, Aslhmaa Coughs and Odd. are
BY its means ehectually cured. Everv bousevile
khoSs mat sA passes freely through bone or meat OF
anT thickness This healing Ointment far more readiy
eneuaies through any bone or Hesby part Of the liv
ing body curing the most IN ward comp.in,.
that cannot be reached by other means.
EREsIPELAs, sALr RHEUN 4 coRaUrfEa Hrvops
No remedy has done so much for he cure Of AZ.
eases OF tie Skin whatever form thew NAV asume !.
this Ointment. No case Of sslt Rbeum sCnrve~
Sore Heads, Serofulaor Eryspela4 can long wtbss5d
lie influence The inventor has travelled over mac
parts Of the globe visiting The principle b7spitaI
dispensing the Ointment giving advice A. 70 Ia aDn
cation and has thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers 10 health.
SoRE LEGs, soRE BREAsT, WoUxDs L ULcKRS-
Some OF the most scientific surgeons nov rely solely
on the use Of this wonderful Ontmant when havind 10
cope With the worst cases Of Sores wOunks sWeings
and tumOrs. Professor Holloway has, by command 81
he Allied Governments dispatched 70 the hospitals Of
he East large shipments Of this Ointment TO We used
under the direction Il theMedca Staff in the worst
cases OF wounds II will cure any ulcer gandular sw
ing ssIness or contraction Of the joEs, even Of 20
years standing.
PILES AND FIsTULAs.-These and other similar dis.
tressing complaints can be efecualy cured the Opt
ment be well rubbed in over the parts affected and by
othe wise following the printed directions around each
rot.
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TONICS WONT DO!

They never did do more than give temporary reIe
and they will It is because they don't touch the
cause the disease The of all ague and bill.
GUS diseases is the atmospheric poison called Masma
Malaria. Neutralize this poison By its natural anti
doe, and all disease caused by it disappears at
Rhodes Fever and Ague cure Is this antdote to maIa
ria, and moreover, It is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist J. R. Chiffon
Of New York. to this effect is attached to every bottle
therefore If it does no good can do no harm,
This is more than can be said Of qunine, arsenic or
any tonic in existence, their use is ruinous to the
constitution, and brings Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for single mo-
ment. In illustration of these truths annex some ex,
tracts from letter just received from physician:
GEORGErowN, 0HIo March II, 1855.
JAS. 4. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours Of the
ID inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty in getting any to try ii was great
increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public as
being better than using quinine,-not knowing pre-.
sumo that the remedy they used to escape taking qu
nine, contained the Drug itself
This remedy, QknOwn as ''Smith's Tonic v would in
variably BRKAK ague but it did not CURE 1t, as it
would often return with renewed vgor This one cir.
cumstance deemed in your favor L could institute
test comparison between it and your Cure. he follow.
ing Is the result.
Three persons took your "cure" all of which were
cases Of 'QuOtdan Intermittent Fever" of many weeks
standing, They had tried quinne and other rem edes
occasionally missing chill but was, as in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the founda.
tiOn of other and severer maades did succeed In eff
ecng radical cure Of all three of these cases with
your remedy, and they have not had chill since. In
all three of these the ''Smhs Tonic" had been
used and would as before stated break the chill but
after period or two had elapsed It would return.
- think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your "Cure" the advantage ground of any other RENE.
dy nov in use here, &c, &c.
WILLIAM BUCKNER, N. D.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure or AnddOte TO NAL
aria the only harmless remedy in existence is equally
certain as preventive as "cure." Take it when you
feel the chis coming on and you will never have q
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
Providence, R. I.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, II. BLAKsLEY, Chicago.
BARCLAY BRos, And for sale by Druggists gen orally.
Sold by @. A. BOegel, CarrolltoA, Ohio.
June 26 1856. (April "a, ls56.-3m.)
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CAMPAIGN SONGS. The Cleveland Republi
can Association have published for gratuitou'
distribution to those who have contributed t
its funds, a neat little Song Book, containing
some sixteen Of the best songs in circulation
set to we'll known tunes.
The Association will also dispose of the Song
Book 10 country Clubs at the rate Of three dol
lars per hundred. being about cost.
Orders addressed to the Cleveland Republi-
can Association, Box 4l9, with money enclosed,
will receive attention.
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STABLE BUREED.--0n the latter part ot
week before last the stables of John Hoobler
and Milton Burchfeld, of Jefferson, Harrison
county, Ohio, were destroyed by FIRE. 1t oc-
Cured at an early hour in the morning, and is
supposed to be the work of an incendiary.--
The FIRE originated in the stable Of Mr.. HOOb-
ler and communicated to the other. which was
contiguous. The morning was calm and the
fire was arrested before 1t had proceeded fur.
thev.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

DR., Tobias Venetian Lniment, is warranted to cur,
Cholera, Collie Sea Scknesso Id Sores, Swe ling Tooth
sche, Headache and pains Of all kinds, or no paw.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Capt. CornstOck Of the Steamer Baltic collins Line
was cured of attact of Chronic rheumatism in
few days BY DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian lin
menL
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Mr. John Wight Of the firm of J, Wright & Co., No,
ISL Charters Street. New Orleans. was immediately
cured of severe attack of Cholera by Tobias Linmen
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs. Joseph NichoIl of No. l6. Essex Street. New
York cured Of an attack of COc and vomiting BY
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
Depot, 60. COurtland St., New.York.
Sold by all the Druggists price 25 & so cts.
Agents G. A. Beogle and J. c. Baxter, Carrolton; l.
Wand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pugh Harris.
burgh.
Nov 29-IS55. w.
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o. s. Magazines valuable monthly en-
tered its third volume on July 1. 1856. The
Magazine is much enlarged and is greatly i'm
proved 10 its appearance. There is no peri
Odical within our knowledge that is bette
worth lis subscription than it. containing uEi
formly one hundred pages, exclusive of cover
1t is the aim of the publishers to make it, il
all respects, fully equal to the best three dOIlal
mOnthlies. 1t gives the fashion plates of the
day with remarks on the Fashions.
HFrOm grave to gay, from lively to severe"
Scenes and dincidents in American History, EN-.
beIishsd in every number.
Price $500 per annum. Address J. NJ
Emerson & Co. N. Y.
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HoIlOway's Pills. invaluable to persons afl.
icted with diseases of the liver and stOmach.-The
virtue of these Pills, having been tested in all parts
the civilized world, particularly by the citizens of the
Union, renders it needless TO expatate upon their
merits; the thousands who have derived benefit from
them in each and every of the States, being su.
cient to convince the most ncredulous ALI those who
are afflicted with liver and bowel complaints; indges
on sick headaches and dizziness cannot make use Of
remedy so certain in its results as Holloways Pills;
for determination OF blood to the head their effect e.
qually positive They also an unfailng remedy for
asthma il used in conjunction with HolOways Ointment
which must be rubbedn into the chest night and morn
Ing. 94
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stnte Of Ohio. Carroll Connix :.
UFFICk OF THE JUDGE OF PRO BATE
CarrolltOn, July "a. 1876

OFFICE OF THE JUDGE or PROBATE {
Carrollton, July "a. 1856.
THE following accounts of Executors Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and i:
set for hearing on Monday the 18th day of August
A. D. 1856, ct o'clock P n. of said day, and will bs
continued from day to day until all are disposed of thu
fling and pendency Of which Accountants and other
interested will take notice, viz:
Final account Of John Cameron, executor of will o.
Alexander Cameron, deceased,
Final account Of Joseph Fgey, Of the executors
Of Joseph Figley, deceased, who executor of viii
of Israel Myers, deceased.
Final account of Jacob Smith, guardian of Mary
Wilson, minor.
First account of II. Abrahims and Philip Smetz, ex
ecutSrs Of III Of Michael Abrahims, deceased.
First account OF Van Brown executor Of will Of Daniel
Van Horn, deceased,
JOHN H. TRTPP,
Probate Judge.
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MARRrED.-July SIst, 1856, by the Rev. J.
IS. Crimes DR.. P. W. Lee, of this place. and
Miss R. &. Webb, Of Salem, Columbiana coun.
4y. Ohio.
The newly welded pair have our warmest
congratulations in their new relstiOn,-a rela.
ton that rests upOn the fundamental principles
Of our being, and gives rise to the primary ele-
ments Of social eniOyment,-a relation in
which there are
"FwO hearts to one pulse beating.
Two spirits with one thought r.
May their voyage o'e- life's tempesluous
sea be pleasant. - attended with prosperity and
happiness,
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Lieut. Gov. Myers for Republicanism.
TOLEDO, july 28th. 1895.

D0t Suy ~otu, 1000.
EDITOR BLADE "A copy of the enclosed ar
ticle was sent to the Della Press with request
to have It published in that paper, but the Press
being q neutral paper, its Editor did not feel at
liberty to publish it.
now send it to you for publication, In order
that my reasons may be known for declining to
have my name further used as candidate for
Congress, although had previously assented, }
and as my justification for separating from ma.
ny of my political friends with whom I have
long acted and for whom entertain the high
est regard Blu: preferring the approval of my
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J. w. GOULD
PRACTICAL AMBROTYPER
AND
DAGUERRgOTYPIST.

NEW Sky-light Daguerrean Gallery, just below Hus.
" toms store, Main Street. CarrOlton Ohio.
positively warrant all my work, and will let no pic.
ture leave my Rooms unless perfect satisfaction is Civ
en-. ask no recommendation. Ny pictures will show
for themselves. The AmbrOtype is truly beautiful,
Citizens and people from far and near kindly solicit
Ted to call aud examine specimens and get picture Oi
themselves, and friends.
June Is, '56.-ly. Nv. GOULD.
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hary Cox, widow Of James Coz late of Carroll Ca
decd James Coz, Elizabeth Cor; Barbara Isabella
Co1, sarah Cox, Isaac Cox, William Henry Harrison
Coz, Andrew Rash and Mary Ann Rash Bis wife An.
drew ksnnady, and Eleanor KAnnady his wife William
Davis and Jane Davis, his wife heirs at law. Of said
James Cox. deed will take notice, that on she 2stb
day Of June lsS6 John w. Coz 6led in tbe Court If
Common Pleas Of Carroll County, and State of Ohio ha
petition, Whehis nov pending wherein said John w
Coz demands partition Of the following described land
% Wit sixty seven acres, OF Of the east sde of IN
North east quarter Of section thirteen Of Township bf
teen OF Range dVe Also forty eight acres of Of tbe
North aoe Of the South East quarter Of section I AZ
Township Is Of Range 5. Also forty acres off Of The
east side OF the South east quarter of Section of
Township IA Of Range l. Also forty acres off of he
West side OF the North west quarter of section
snip IA OF Range 4. also sixty acres OF Of the West
de Of the South west quarter Of section Is of Town
snip Ii, OF Range 4. Also twenty &C es out of the
North east corner Of the South West quarter Of See
1on IL, of Township Ia, Of Range s. Commencing a,
the North corner Of said quarter thence west eighty rd
thence South forty rods thence East eighty rods thence
East forty rods to the place Of beginning And that
at the next term Of ssid Court application win be made
by said John w. Cox for an order that Partitinn
may be made Of said premises, and that the dover
estate Of said Mary Cox widow as aforesadl NAV be
assigned therein. -
july Sd ls56.pr fee Sc By B. r. ECKLEY. bs Aa,
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BachanOn's Joar'sdl of Man This ably con.
Quoted monthly has re-appeared ous, and we
give it cordial reception. 1t is one the pro-
gressive Journals Of the day we delight to read
We would be glad to have all the numbers oI
the present volume. Price per annum $500
Address j. r. Buchanan, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FAIR GROUNDS. lumber for enclosing
and fitting upths Fair Grounds, preparatory
to holding our Agricultural Exhibition, by the
Carroll County Agricultural Society, this sea-
son, has been purchased, and we are informed
that the enclosing Ofths grounds will commence
next Monday. We hope there will be no pains
spared in getting up fair that will do honor
to our county. Such can be had. Where
there is will there is a way.
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ROAD NOTICE.-notice is hereby given,
IL that there will be petition presented to the Com
mssioners Of Carroll county, at their September term
praying for alteration of the road known as the
Yellow Creek Grade. Said alteration to commence al
or near sugar tree opposite the house of Ethen H.
Daniels in Lee township, thence along the new road
that is now used, to stone pile on Andrew Smiths
land, and there to terminate.
July 81, 4w. APETITIONRR.
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The Home Magazine for August is before u.s.
It is royal number, containing choice vari.
ETY. of reading matter. The engravings are
wood. "The SOldiars Dream" (steel plate j
is 8 touching picture. The Home Magazine Is
published by T. s. Arthur & Co. Philadelphia,
Rt $500 per annum.
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Great cure after the Physicians had
Failed.

RUssoEvILLE, Ohio, Jan 10, 1855.
DR.. O. II. Jackso1-Dear Sir-"We would inform
you that out of HoOAands German Bters, which
meet with ready sale One OF our neghbors has been
doctorng for some time, 1--WE think about two years.
with all the doctors in the country, but all of no avail
He looked as much like dead man going about, as
anything can compare him to- His disease appeared
to be an overAowing of the GALL With hard persuasion
", prevailed upon him to try yeur Bitters with the
promise to him that il it did no good, we would charge
him nothing for it, provided he took six bottles accord
ing to the direction which he has dOne and is now en-.
trely cured and has become q well, man. This cure
has created great sale in this neighborhood."
See advertisement Respectfully.
August 7, 1S56.-2w WARDS & BROWN