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Still 0nWard---Success Unparalleled.
DRED;
A TALE OF TIE GREAT DrMAL SWAMs.
HARRIET BEECHER STOW.
2vols. l2mo. @1,75.

Certain politicians interested in the support.of the
peculiar institution" have endeavored to perrusde The
Public that Hrs Slows last work is atsticsy failure
and that it has produced profound impression on e
ther ide 0fthe Atlantic.
But the Publishers harpy to state thst of the ma.
nv hundreds Of American notices which they lave re.
ceived the mPority have been decidedly fsvorsbe
most of them enthusiastic. And the sale thus far ex.
ceeded that Of any Work Of Fiction ever pubishtd,-
the SIXTY Of tw9 volumes eaeh be.
ing now, Oct Sd) in press.
In England the success has been even more wordeF-
full The press there with but one or two exceptions
acknowledge the genius and power Of the aut e. and
in terms of which any living writer might be prUud
And. during the twelve days succeeding its publication
no fewer the SIXTY THOUSAND COPIES we're sold.
The universal voice Of literary men, places Mrs.
Stowe among the Foremost Authors Of the age, and
neither partzanship, austere religious bgoiry,
can deplye her the urels she has nehy ear
ned
PHLLLIPS. SAMPSON q Co, PUbli.A~s
Resto1.
s.@Any newspaper inserting the above advertise
ment conspicuouslv three times and sending capy u
the publishers, will receive copy Of the work free se
postage.
Nov. is, '56-3w.
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- THG
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FOR TUE THIRD YEAR'

fOKTuE THIRD YEAR.
GEE THE RARE INDUCRMENTs The man,
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the leading works 10 aculptaFe-erecnted IN the anet
mafbie-is The new and beautiful statue ofthe Wood
Aymph," The Busts Of the threa great American
taatesmen, CLAY WEBsTER and CALH0US. Also the
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Marble his sire Together uith the iolosiag Croups
and Statues IN Cauaa hafble--of the TtfuyPl. Il,
ne Heart Venus and Apple: Ps1ebs: Nsgdalen;-
Chid Of the Sea- Inrocenee; Captive Bird, and Lift,
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ton Of several hundred hns OIL Painting. by leading
aftists The Nhole OF which are 10 be Distributed o.
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Hhen The distribution viii take place
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CI.. DERBY. Actuary, G. A. A.
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Water street Sandusky, Ohio.
OWEN sTEEN, Honorary. Secretary, Carrollton, o.
December 4th, iS56.-td.
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Sale Oi Real EstaLe By order Of Cnnri

Pursusnt 70 order Of sale 4 the Probate CAM .,
Carroll county, Ohio viii ofer 70 so at pubIe s.n'
ous on the preBses
On Saturday, tie 6h day Of December. 1886
at IL O'Clock OOn, II ssidGsY patt Of the
quarter Of section twelve tl2 in tovnsbin sx,s.,
.h6l Of range seven a. ia Rose township. Cs-rot
county Ohio, beginning at post on the west Eue ~
SAID quarter section twenty bine and 6y LunS,ed,S,
Of perch north Of the south vest corner Of sad
section; thence twelve chains and seyeutv6Vs EaSs
thence north, twenty-five degrees west Eve chan 80
itysix links; thence east fifteen chains v.two iirIs
thence north thirteen chains ninety links: fhence -,
twenty SIX chaini and half links thence .o,,S
eighteen chains ninety links to the place az bsoaI
ning containing iorty ", acres more or less
IL Is the sane tract conveyed By John Pjnnsf,ocL
senr, and bis wife, to John OK, senr. on tbs is,h
JuHe. D.; 1885, and recorded IN Book IS nae oSI
Carroll eOunT records, to be sold subject 10 the do.s
estate Of Christina Fox, widow Of John For SEM ~.
ceased set Of to her by syeary Glowance Of s9s r0
year. appraised, subjecttO said DOVER at 100 00
Terms Of sale onethird in band and the residue n
Wo equal annual payments, With interest, secured bv
nOrtgage on the premises. Attendance given.
JOHN FOX, Jr;, Adm'r
Nov. 6, 1856, 4w. price ss,75. Of John Fox, deed.
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Gogv, LoSys BoOE for December hs. been

Goays LoGyS BOOk for December has been
received. This mOnGhly magazine has nov
closed lie 6ny third volume. Every lady Who
desires to keep pace with varied fasion. in oil
ils::.badsI and degrees, Of elegance and refined
Taste, Of style, in nealneSS Of dress, cannot very
we'll do 50. without the psrusal Of this truly
iastsIul aud fashionable monthly. This is d,
Ladies Magazine AMI no mistake. its monthly
arrival makes the old ladies look pleasant, and
he younger to dance with very joy. Terms
Single copy and Free Press, $3.50.
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ROAD NOTICE.-Nolice is hereby giv,n

ROAD NOTICE.-NotiCe is hereby given,
~ that petition will be presented to the CommIs-
sionets Of Carroll county, at their December session
$50, praying for the location Of county road and an
alteration IN Hosplehorns road. The county road ~
commence at the Jefferson road where il crosses the
Mcguire, thence the best route TO Thomas Moores
sa" mill, thence TO the southwest corner OF said
Aoores lnd thence south along the section line till s
meets the said alteration. And the alteration TO CON-
nenee where the said Hospehorn's road crosses the
nne oi james knights land. thence north along said
line about forty rOes thence in westerly direetion "a
David Gilland's blacksmith chop, thence along the
original survey Of said road the south east corner Of
Philip Coble's field thence north along the section
line to the north west Of Henry Johnsou's farm
then west along thesectOn line till it ntersects the Lees
burgh road and there terminate. Said petien further
asks, for the vacation Of the old tack Of HospehOtn
road from the pout where the alteration eommencss %
the south east corner Of David Gillandf lie premises
Nov. g. ls56.-4W, NAM PETITIONERS.
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IMPORTANT DKoHIoS-Ths Secretary OF the
Interior has reversed the decision Of the late
Commissioner Of Pensions in regard to what
constitutes par emitting soldiers to bounty
land. This decision Of the Secretary will en-
title regulars and others who have been en-
gagged in any Of the conflicts with Indians on
the Pacific, New Mexico and on the Plains, to
warrants under the recent ae. Of Congress =
The Secretary takes the ground that Congress
intended TO provide for ell cases where the cir
cumstances actually constituted what might
with prOpristy be styled war, in which life was
immlnenlly imperrilIed. The present Com.
N. Whiting, brings to bis position a
args experience and patient aud obligiug
disposition. .-BaltimOrs Republican.
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EEThe English term husband is derived
from The Anglo Saxon words, hUs and band.
which signify the" bond of the house. " and it
was ancentiy spelt "housebond," and centin-
ued to be sprt thus in some editions OF the
English Bible after the introduction Of printing.
A husband, then, is a hOuse-Gord-ILe bond
Of a house.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FUK SALE, Il VISA % ser
II my Farm lying in Washington township. Carroll
county, Ohio two miles south JuGge Robert Georges
three miles north of Harlem Springs, the road lead
ing from Yellow Geek to Carrolton, and in excel.
lent neighborhood Said farm contains 7s acres, l25
acres of hieh is cleared and in high state of cult
vation; 20 acres of which is meadow There is the
farm some ten twelve excellent springs good orch
ard, comfortable frame dwelling house, barn and
other out houses For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber living on the premises,
Nov. q, 1856 m. GEORGE SHEPHFRD
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BOOT & SHOE MAKING.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens OF CarrotOn and vicinity that he has opened
in the above business in the shop formerly Occupis dby
John Rukenbrod, deceased, Main street, Carrotou,
where ke is prepared to execute to order all work en-
rusted to him; Of any STYLE at short notice
nd in durable manner Aending and repairing a..
nded to promptly. He will work his oWn stocs, e.
at fl nished by customers. Low charges made IN
ery Instance. JOSEPH BIRCH.
CsrrolIton, Oct. %, fSsB.-tm.
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NOTICE.
KOAD NUTlCE.--NOlics is hereby given

ROAD NOIlCE.--Nolics is hereby Given
IL that petition will be presented to the O. minis
sinners Of Carroll county, at their December session.
praying for alteration of the road leading from
Peter Hewits, to Robert Georges. Said alteration
to commence where said road crosses the Welbsills
road thence along said road to between th house
and barn Of Andrew Fgey, thence north to ibtsFsect
the old road the hill thence along the old road to
the lne between Andrew Figley, and Thomas Wier
thence north the fence that divides The upland ard
bottom Of said ier thence aloug said fence to tie
wood land of said Wier thence the nearest and best
route to interect the old read the end Of Myers
lane thence along the old road to the hill thence wind
the hills between that and HeHs lire and there ter.
inmate, MANY PETlTlOkERs;
Nov. 5, 1856,
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Ey X. Rukeubrol, Esq, Editor Of the
Salem Republican. paid us visit last week.
We we're pleased to meet and take by the hand
our.estmabe friend; and we also were gra'ifed
to ara Of the prosperity Of the Rel uLlicOn =
May his energies. talent, enterprise, and merit
as an editor BE- duly appreciated by the RePub'
ilicans Of Jolumbiana--and be amply repaid in
n large circulation of his excellent paper.
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The Nev York Observer. This IS the largest
newspaper in the world. 1t measures 5S inch
60 BY 80, embracing type surface of 1860
SQUARE inches. Il is devoted to religious, lit
srary and secular intelligence Of every variety,
and is so arranged as to constitute two complete
newspapers, one religious and the other
secular. The Observer is not sectsrian in rel-
;Qion. nor partizan in politics, but is designed
for pleasing and Instructive companion in ev-
cry evangelical Christian family. 1t is opposed
to ell kinds of tsus-- believing them to be ian
awful curse to The communities which cherish
thsm," With January next commences the
thirty.6lth volume Of this mammoth sheet
Price 2,50a year in advance. One dollar
and ktty cents will be deducted as commission
from the price OF three new subscribers sent at
one time, or any old subscriber sending the
mama Of two new subscribers and six dollars
will be Esseipted for three subscriptions one
year D, ,oEided bis own ia paid in advance
Liberal commission paid to any one sending
a club Of twenty or more subscribers. Ad-
dress Sidney E. Morse d. Co., 1873 Nassau St. A.,
New York. l
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Liver Complaint. DyspepsIa and Piles,

Philadephi,, March l, 1853 DR.. @. Jockson.-
near Sir For the past two years have been severely
afflicted with the Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and
p;lss suffering constantly the pains and inconveni-
noa attendant upon such complaints, without energy,
Soinp scarcely able to attend to any business used
LET deal of medicine, with apparent change,
rntl used your "HOoaand German Bittsrs." They
have entirely cured me. IamnOw entirely free from
oam and ache Of any kind and feel like new man in
every respect, and unhesitangy recommend your Bit
ters to all iuvalds Respectfully, JNo. n. CoRi.
See advertisement NO. IL Lagrange race,
Nov 9W.
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CHAIRs CHAIRS CHAIRS I've ipvi!e
attention TO the card of A. Karu, Chairmaker.
Don's sit on the floor nor rock yourself In su-
g.r trough; when chairs of any and every de-
scripliun can be had at almost any price for cash
or produce. II you wish to lounge dOu't brace
yourself on a set Of chairs but buy settee snd
lounge at ease.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

EE A burlesque on Mr. Buchanan is Just
now gong the round Of the London paper,;
wO believe it 6rst appeared iu ths Standard.
aud is thus told: "SborIly after Mr.. Buchan-
an was relieved by Mr.. Dallas as Ambassador
from the United States u this country, he at
tended one Of the levees held by Her Majesty
at St. James Palace. On the same occasion a
tall, Gne-lOokiug negro, altired in gorgeous
uniform, was present as Minister Plenipotenti.
sry from the Emperor Of Hayti, and of course
attracted much curiosity. After the members
of the diplomatic body had retired from the
presence Of the Queen, Mr.. Buchanan and the
sable warrior were brought almost in contact,
on observing which an stends of tie Court
inquired OF the former what he thought Of the
latter. Mr. Buehanss turned quietly around,
gave look in which sarcasm and disgust ap-
peared 10 be blended, and replied with strong
Nasal twang. "Why, reckon he is worth u
thou sand dollars" and saunereI out Of the
place." Il is hardly necessary TO point out
the imprObability of this piece Of imperlinent
scandal
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Hollounn, PiHs. undoubtedly the best Med

HOIl0aOdy's PaIs, undoubtedly the ueSI Med
i,ine on sale in the Union.The extraordinary power
possessed BY these Pills have rendered them justly
universal avorite with the citizens of the Union, owing
is presumed tn their efficacy in all diseases Of the
liver and stomach, For the cure of sick headaches
bile and indigestion they also unequaled and for
all female complaints whether Of the daughter enters
ing into womanhOod the mother at the turn of fe
their effect il infalIabe, they speedily remove all
such complaints from the system, u.
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State Of Ohio, Carroll County 5.

0FFcE OF 1HF JUDGE OF PRoBArkl
CarrUlton, Nov Is, 1856. I
NHE following accOuntse Of Executors Administrators
aud Guardians have been filed in this office, aud are
1 set l0rheaing Monday, the sth day OF Decem
Der. A. D. 1856 at O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until all are disposed
Of The filing AMI pendeney OF which Accountants aud
others Interested will take notice, viz:
Final acJunt Of joseph ZIngler, administrator Of
Anthony Zangler, deceased.
I" Joseph Zsugler, executor Of will of
john Riehart, deceased.
E. John DAVIS aud George Mcfarland, ex.
ceutOrs Of John Davis, deceased.
=" Samuel Fields, administrator of Nathan
iel Fields deceased
!" Samuel Williams, administrator OF
. r chard Swales, deceased.
Duncan Mclean, admr. of estate Of
Gilbert AcBean Deceased.
- John d. West executor of will James
West, Deceased.
4" Nancy Young, administrator with the
will annexed Of William Young, decd
f" William G. Scott guardian OF heirs Of
Henry Taylor, deceased
:" !" John s. Hunter, guardian ofMary Neap,
an insane person.
First account Of Luke Davis executor of viii Of James
.l.... N. Davis, deceased,
Third account Of Amos Carr and John Clark, execu
tors of James Johnston de,eased.
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Cosmopolitan Art Association We refer rea-
drrs to the Advertisement of this Association
found in to days paper. The unparalleled sue
cess with which the Association has met since
its organization is proof Of its attractive fea-
lures. The catalogue Of works Of Art present.
ed by the Association the third ear far surpas-
ses the previous years. By the payment of
$500 any person becomes member and is
entitled to copy Of the splendid Steel Engra-
wing Saturday night or one of the three
dollar Magazines enumerated. also copy Of
the Art Journal, and ticket in the Annual
Distribution Of the Works of Art. The Steel
Engraving alone is uOrth the subscription
And what mar is there who would not give IS
for the encouragement OF Art.
Dir. Owen SIeen Of this place is the HoDora-
ry Secretary, who will receive subscriptions
aud of whom you can get information as to the
plans OF the Association. Subscribe early
The distribution will take place on the 2Sth oI
January next.
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WRITINa Sea )oL Ladies and Gentemen
both Id and young. large and small, eau have
an opportunity OF improving thsr sty le Of wri-
ting. by attending l. ULMASs writing school,
which will commence as soon as sufficient
a mb r Of scholars shall have be N see Irsd.
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SHE2IFF'S SALE.
Simeon Jennings,
vs.

Simeon Jennings
vs.
John Whita
BY virtue Of execution to me directed, viii ner
for sale at the door Of the Court House. III CarTo5on
Carroll county 0lio,
On he l8h day Of December nert,
the west bali Of the North West quarter Of section egh
teen In Township thirteen, and range four of the Lands
ordered to be sold at Steabenyile in the State Of
Ohio. The above lands in high state Of eul iva.
tion, has good new frame dwelling buuse and other
necessary Improvements, and taken in execution by
me the property Of John Whitla to satisfy an exc.
cudon in favor Of Simeon Jennings-Terms cash. An
undisputed title can be made. J, H. WHITCRAFF,
Nov, l3, 81. ". pr. Zee s3O0 Sheriff
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IN STATE NOPICE.-Notice is hereby given that
u have been duly appointed Administrator of the es-
tate Of William Cutlery, deceased late Of Carroll
ty Ohio. Al persons having claims against said es.
tate mus present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date,
Nov. -, 1856, JAMES HAUGH.
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HrOwOg to .he annual Message Of the
county Auditor ps are prohibited from giving
our usual variety and extent of reading matter
Bear with us.
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RFBeware how yea address yourself in an
ger TO any one. An angry word is like lei
ter put in p A-Once dropped it is impossible
TO recall it.
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CoxGREss The MEssAGE,-Copgress con-
vpned last Monday. We expect to give the
Presidents Message sntifs in mex! week. issue.
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TREATY wITHI ENGLAED The treaty with
Crest Britain concluded BY Mr. DallAs, and to
which recent If renee has Teen n ade. i! is
now stated. arrived 81 Washington several
weeks ago. 1t settles all questions heretofore
relative to Central America, and all other sub
jVcts Of dispute between the British aud Amer
lean Governments excepting the claims by the
IIu!sou'. Bay and Puge1'' Sound Agricultural
relative to alleged rights under the
treaty Of 1916
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Fashion is the race of the rich TO get away
from the poor, who follow IS fast as they c"a
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REF A Frenchman was recently tried in one
Of tbs departments Of that funny co1ntry, for
having killed his father and mother. The
crime was committed under the most revolt.
ing circumstances; and at the end Of the Mead
ings, when be was about to be condemned to
desh, the president ot the tribunal asked the
usual question if be had anything to say in his
defence? Nothing" he replied, "only l
hope you will have pitY on an o,phanL'
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Both the Ointment and Pills should BE- used IN
the folloaoing cases
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Mercuria Erup- Sore Breasts
Chspped HAMS tions Sore Heads
Chilbains Piles Sore Throats
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores of all kinds
Gout Salt Rheum Sprains
Sweled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
Stiff Joints Ulcers Venereal Sores
Wounds OF all kinds.
#.#Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway
20 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London,
and by all respectable Drugg is and Dealers of Medi-
cnes throughout the United States, aud the civilized
world, in Pots at 25 cents, 62I cents and 81 each
asg- There is a considerable saving by taking the
largerszes.
n B. Directions for the guidance Of patients 10 ev-
rev disorder are sffixed to each Pot
Sold by John G. Baxter, CarrolltoD, Ohio.
March 6, ls56-Iy.
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RAIL ROAD HOUSE,

CARROLLTON, OHIO.
MEN OF OHIO. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS -
Iil The time has come when every man will buy
hi Groceries where they be bought cheapest aud
are of the best quality;
Ii. L. C0GSlL has the cheapest aRd best
lot of Groceries in town; Call and see what excellent
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses. Cheese, soda; Starch
saler-tus, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,-in fact any thing
that s comprised in well assorted stock Of Groceries
Also good atticle f fresh fish.
lie will also pay the highest caah price for Wheat
Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and all kinds OF produce
CAIroltcn, Nov. q, lS56-n H. COGNlL