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PeterSO"'s Magazine, for April has arrived as
usual, in good time. With the Union News
we accOrd:-"our batter hS'f'' prizes this MaQa.
zine highly, and could not possibly do without
it, in fact, she would be so "cross" that we
should be afraid Of the broom handle when we
entered The door, but Just present this Maya.
sine. and all is sunshine at once. Gentlemen
who have scOldiug wives just try it," Price
$500 per annum , copies, $500; s copies,
cOPes, $3.50; copies, 5000. Address
Chas. J. Peterson, No. lO2. Chestnut ST., Phila-
delphia.
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RHSUaREcrIoNTsrs.- proceedings we're
instituted before Justice West, Of Orange
township, on last week, against several citi'
gems Of New HagerstOWn for disinterring the
body'of Mrs. Mary True, wife of Isaac True,
deceased person; three Of whom have been
bound over TO appear a! the next term of the
Probate Court.
On Tuesday the llth inst Mrs True was
buried in the -Shsrodsville grave yard and
it appears that on the following Tuesday right
she was disintened. Circumstances fastened
su'pciOn upon some physciansin in New Hagers,
town-kearch for the body was made--the
body without the head but with the limbs am
pu.ated, was found 10 a snow bank in mea-
dow a short distance from the village-the
head was found buried near an out house in
the suburbs OF the village. These circum.
stances gave rise to the prosecution against
said persons. We learned the above facts from
one who was present at the trial before the
, Justice.
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Wholesale Clothing Heuse.

We invite the attention of our Merchants
and others to the Advertisement of Geo. A.
Davis, Of Cleveland, Ohio, o,-"0ak Hall Cloth
ing Emporium, ,"-in tO-day's paper. The fol-
loving notice of this House is from the Cleve-
land Plsindealer During the past month the
Interior of this old established and well known
Clothing house, has undergone complete
metsmorphose, The brick wall that divided
the upper floor sales rooms have been taken
out and the front and rear of this part of the
Franklin Buildings on Water and Union streets
thrown into fine and spacious Sales Rooms
The walls have been beautifully finished by
that master grainer Downie in oak, correSpon-
ding with she other parts Of the establishment
and now rendering the house besides one Of the
finest stores in she city, Oak Hall indeed
Ten years ago Mr.. Davis first commenced
business IN Cleveland, and year by year his
trade has been on the increase. From being
confined At first to the immediate surrounding
oouuties, it has continued to spread until it now
extend, throughout the entire Vest. Some
Of the largest dealers in Indiana and illinois
purcbase their clothing at this house. Up
Yards Of two hundred hands are constantly
smnlOyed in the manufacture of Clothing all
of which is done in this city. Two cutters
Mr. B. Simmons long and favOrsbly known
IN tbi. city and Mr.. John ROwbotioml are the
u.rmauent with additional cutters as the emer'
r.rc,.. ortr.ds demand. There are Eve sales,
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The Distinguishing Genius Of the Age

Nature now and then. brings forth such
genIu'es as Newton, Shakespeare, Talleyrand.
Milton, Nelson. Napoleon. Washington, Frank.
lin' Jefferson, Luther, Cromwell and Jackson
Their powerful inIslscts compelled the world
10 admire them.
The genius Of the present age is DrscOyKRY
In the progress Of the arts and sciences, this
age lmmeasurably superior to any former
one. The present century stands pre-eminenf
for its wonderful discoveries in the science and
arts. Among these, the noble science Of Med
icine hss made great progress. Professor Hol.
loWay has discovered and prepared a remedy
Tor the disc ase Of man in whatever cline desti
ny may have given him birth. We have in a
former article, introduced to our readers this
distinguished physician, whose reputation is al
ready engratted on the worlds history. As a
ply Slcian, he has copied Nature, and among
physicians he stands the aeknow ledged Empe.
ror. Both 10 the sale of his medicines, and in
the number Of patients that have taken them.
he is uniivalled. Professor Holloway has Ia
bored to supply the human family with a per.
manent remedy for their diseases, to which the
afflicted may have recourse with moral Ger.
tainty that they will be cured. There is no dis.
ease to which they.Will not afford relief. His
Pills and Ointment, prepared from selections
from the vegetable kingdom, with great care.
will drive disease from the system. Thousand
of the most intelligent minds of all nations.
men distinguished in every sphere Of life-the
statesman, ,phiian!hrOphi:is, ,cOnquerOr, and those
whose highest aim is to do good to their fellow
men, unite in their praises Of the remedies dis
covered BY Professor Holloway for the remoVSl
Of disease.
In uniting in this general recommendation of
the remarkable virtues HollOway's remedies we
only perform Christian duty. which the press
should never neglect. Those who are eminent
Tor the good they doin the world, have a lust
claim upon the press for aid in extending the
good to the extent Oftheir power. Therefore,
we have determined to express our opinion that
HoIOWay's Pills and Ointment are adapted to
the removal Of disease. and have restored mil
lions Of the sick 10 health.--ME York AHas.
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Land for Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court Of Carol
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public oucry, on
the premises.
On Saturday, the 18th day of March, H. D. 1856,
the following real essate, situate in the county of Car.
roll and State OF Olio, to.wit: "The North haf OF
the Southwest quarter of qection twenty eight Of
township thirteen o. range four of the lands sold at
Steubenve, Ohio, subject, however, to the dover es
tate Of Nancy Daniel, formerly MarshalD set off by
metes and bounds. The land is of good quality and
valuable. Appraised at $1,000.
Terms.One third in hand, and residue in two equal
annual payments, with interest, secured my mortgage
on the premises Sale to begin at IL O'Clock, noon Of
said day, and close before 4P. NJ
JONATHAN DANIEL, Guardian.
Of Gilead Marshall.
Feb. 2l 1915 Id mr. fee 40 90
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MARRIED.

On the 18th jan, by Rev. R. Merrill Mr.
Joseph Brothers and Miss Lavina Thompson
all of this county.
On the 9th inst, by John West, Esq, Mr..
James l. Roby and Miss Susan Moreland, all Of
this county.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, by Rev. D.
P. Mitchell. Rev. Joseph Teeters, of Barber
county, Virginia, and DOrinda Fawcett, of this
county.
We are under obligations to Miss Dora for
her kind remembrance Of the printer, by an
elegant cake. We congratulate the happy pair
and wish them long life, health and prosper.
iLY.
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John Brooks, administrator Pending in Common
ofWilam Buser, deceased, Pleas Court OF Carroll
VS. county ana STATE Oh Unl0,
Benjamin swangle, ct al.
BWjamin Swangle, Jacob Herold, and the other un.
known heirs Of Joan G. Swangle, deceased, will
take notice that on the 18th day of February, A. D.
1856, John Brooks, as administrator Of William Bus.
Ter, deceased, filed in the Court Of C'mm1n Pleas Of
said Carol county, his petition, setting forth that on
the l4th day Of March, lS49, said IN u S~angie
then in life, executed mortgage to William and JOS
eph Busler secue the payments four several prom
isory notes Of even date herewith and falling due re
spectively the lst day of November, iS49, 1850,
1851 and 1852, amounting to two hundred dollars in
the aggregate, on lot number seventytwo in Roberts
Let addition to the town of Csrrollton That aft :
giving said notes and mortgage said Swange and said
Buser both died, leaving said mortgage entirely NJ:
paid. That Said He-old is now in possession of said
lot Said petition prays for the sale of said lot and
for the payment Of said notes. &c and that at the next
term of said Court. he will ask for an order to that et
feet. By 4. r. ECkLE MS ATTY
Feb. al, 1884, -4w pr fee 1915
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~ At the recent term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Jefferson county, delegS-
tiOn Of four was sent 10 the 'tInsiluliOn at the
mouth Of the olsntSngy." tO-Wit: the Ohio
Penitsntiary. Amongst these was Samuel
Croft who was sentenced to hard labor in that
Institution for lie for the murder Of Mr.. Bur.
son, a citizen Of Jefferson county, near Rich.
mond, some time last summer 10 attempting to
obtain bis money.
u s. AGgazins.-The March number Of
this unparalleled monthly is on our table. 1t
contains portrait Of Henry A. Wise, Govern.
or Of Virgins, accompanied by brief sketch OI
his life. There is not Magazine ths. comes
to usWe hail with more delight than this month.
ly. Price only sl,OO per annum. Address J.
N. Emerson d Co., New York.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

am still manufacturing, and have Oh hand good
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
common cigars, all Of which will recommend the msel.
YES to purchasers who may be pleased to call and eI
anime.
A full assortment Of chewing t. bscco, Of the mos.
choice, and popular brands, selected especially for
the retail trade-also
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING 7uBC co.
A complete assortment ofSpices, common and Fancy
candies, Nuts Fruiss-and Confectionaries gen orally
all Of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
Jan. 81, 1853 II.
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Mem 9pefial Notices,

HoIlo'CGy's Ointment and Pills the best rem.
edies for the cure Of Female Complaints, The extra
ordinary effect these Pills have upon al comp aints pe
culaty incidental to females, would appear incredible
to the citizens sf the Union it we're not confirmed
daily by the wonderful they effect in the various
States. It is an unqucsionabe fact that there is not
any remedy to equal them for eIterminatins suffering
from the softer particularly for young girls entering
into wOmanhoOd, therefore all are requested to give
them trial, which will insure their recommendation.
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No MORE OLD MAIDS OR BACHELORS I'VE
shall hear no mere of such things. Old maids
will be unknown. Old bachelors will be out
of the question. Professor RODdout, Of New
York, the famous philosopher, has wholly en-
ded Celbacy, by his great book on the bliss
Of Marriage" He unravels the whole myste-
ry OF love. He d;ssects ii scientifically, He
gives not only its character and substance, but.
alas for the would-be single he betrays the
astonishing secret Of how to win the affections
Of any person you desire, in spite Of their re-
luctauce, Jolly time for the parsons The
book is advertised in our papertO day'-Datch-
an041
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NOTICE.

Mahlon a. Boyd, Plaintiff, Before Martin Bower, a
against Justice Of the Peace, Of
Sarah Houseman, Defendt Rose township, Carroll
county, Ohio On the 9Th day February A. D. 1856,
said Justice issued order Of attachment in the above
tion, for the sum of eighty two dollars and sevety
vecents probab le cost twenty FIVE dollars; and that
aid case will be for trial on the llth day ofApr 1856
at II oOck, A. n. N. A. BOYD.
Marcl 1856 -.d,
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LOST!LOST!!LOST!!!

hereby warn all persons against purchasing haV-
ing anything to do with the following described note Of
hand supposed to have been lost or stolen out Of the
mail. The note was executed by Henry Weaver, Sep.
tember sth, 1852 and made payable to Mary A. NeaV
er or bearer, calling for one hundred dollars due A.
pr lst, 1851 without interest Said note is secured
by mortgage which is Of record in Cliroton, Ohio,
RecoTd of Mortgages" No. l. pages 25S and SAT- which
record bears dste October %, 1858.
January 81, 1854 NO. MARY A. WEAVER.
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State OF Ohio. Carroll County..
Csrrollion, Feb 2I, 1856.

rurrrrsu SdtVAtVai Aeb Zlt 1890. !
hE following accounts Of EHeeutors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled In this Office aud are
set for hearing on Monday, the l4th dsy of Anil
A. d. 1886, ct O'clock P. w. Of said day, and uil be
continued from day TO day until al are disposed Of The
cling and pendency Of which Accountants and others
Interested win take notice, viz:
Phal account Of Cslhariae Miner, admnis.ra tor Of
thl ". Miner deceased,
First account Of Sylvester Wallace, administrator Of
the estate Of Thomas Wallace deceased.
First account Of William Lindsey, administrator
with will annexed, Of James B. Beatty, deceased.
First account Of Samuel AleB, executor Of viii or
J oseph Allen, deceased.
Iirs! account Of James Haugh, e1ecuior Of tie hFt
yilloi Henry Carnsban, deceased.
JOHN II. TRTPP,
Probate Judge.
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= Ws lhia ua.L rira Han Inn. al Rlnr.

- We shiS week give Hon. JbO. A. Bing.
hams speech on the KAhEas contested election,
entire, which on account Of lie lsngth dspnvss
Us Of our usual miscellany. Bat We feel well
assured that our readers will readily excuse Us
after careful Perusal Of the speech. Ilia the
voice Of freeman, the rePreSenliVs Of q free
people.
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men aaa four di'lins. departments Ofoak Hal.
The Wholesale, The Retail. The Custom, and
Boys Clothing department. Perfect order and
system reigus Ia all Of thtss. being the result
Of many years experience and careful regula-
ton.
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NOTICE.

Jacob GLADDEN., Jr. The State Of Ohio, Carroll
VS. county, Court Of Common
Catharine GLADDEN.. Pleas. Divorce.
Notice is hereby given to Catharine GLADDEN., the de-
endant (who is supposed to reside in Henry County,
Iowa) that on the 29th day Of January A. D. 1855,
the Plaintiff Jacob GLADDEN., Jr,hcr husband fled a
Petition against her in ssd Court which VIII De ior
he airing at the next term thereof The said petition
charges the said Catharne with wu for more
than three years. mthe Petitioner, and asks that the
marriage contract existing between them may be can
celed and the parties released from the obligations
thereof and fog general rebel, &c. VAN BRQTA
heb. I, 1880 pd, Attorne! fcf Petr.
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ET The March number Of the Ladies'
Wreath, also Of the Family Keepsake, has been
received. These beautiful monthlies are pub
ished by Burdck & ScOvill, No. Spruce St.,
N. Y.atSI, 90 each.
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NOTICE.

agsins, Justice of the Peace, Of
William Bafnhouse, Deit Orange township, CsssOIl
county Ohio. On the 3rd day of March, A. d. 1855,
said Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of thirtyhree dollars and twenty
Dne cents. u l. soOII'
March I3, 1856.
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HOlloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases /:
Asthma Disrrh9a Indigestion
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
lnAusnza Secondly Symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and Ague VenereaI Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms, of all kids Lowness ofSpirits Costiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Prof Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand london, by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the UAited States and the civilized world
in boxes, at 25 cents, 81 l-2 cents, and 81 each.
EB- There isa considerable saving by taking the
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n B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in ev
cry disorder are affixed to each boz.
Feb. 2S, 1856. ~
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Christain AGgaziHe.-This monthly devo.
ted to Philanthropy and Religion has again
greeted US. 1t is a welcome visitor to our ta.
bic. Published BY John BoggS, Cincinnati,
o, at 81 90 per sunum.
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A WARNINa.-The case of farmer 10 this
county, says 'he Dayton Gazette, affords mel.
anchOlly warning to all produce dealers, who,
when the rates are exhorbitant. still "hold on
for higher prices" On Thursday last the
farmer 10 question sold load of wheat at one
of the principal -four establishments in this
city. He got dollar bushel for it. The
wheat was delivered, but during the process of
counting out the money, the "strong man"
who was to receive it, seemed severely agitat-
ed Convulsive throbs heaved his bosom. A
"head" of water collected in each eye, anil
led large streams Of the same limpid liquid that
slowly coursed down his cheeks. while the
muscles of bis face, worked Os il they were work.
ing "by the job" The owner Of the mill
touched, and atthe same time wondering at
the sorrow he displayed, kindly inquired the
cause of bis grief. Sympathy was too much
for the mans feelings. he was obliged to bur-
~ his face in bis handkerchief to smother the
tremulous boo-hoo's that made every atom of
his stalwart frame quver like calves foot Jelly,
while he replied: My son John cOsld have had
a dollar and seuentyJfue cents 6asheI for this
very Whedt tlco months ago.
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Journal Of Health, Published by W. W. Hall
NJ. D. New York, is :he title OF 8 monthly
that should find its way into every family in our
land. "Ileallh is duty" is its motto and its
pages are devoted to this subject. Price 81 90
per annum.
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NOTICE.

Brough NJ CutcheOn Plaintiffs Before John NC, 9,
against Laren, aSusuSs " ~
William Barn6ouae. Defendant. the Peace. Of Or
ange township Caro- county Oaio. On the 3rd day
If March, A. b. 1885, said Isce issued an order o. AZ
tachmept in the above action, for the sum OF thres
hundred dollars. BROUGH ACUIOhAoH'
March I3 1856
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NOTICE.

James Forbes, Sen. Ppff Before John W. Nc Laren
against Justice Of the Peace Of
William Barnhouse, Def't. Orange Township Carol
County, Ohio, On the lst day March A. A. 1866, said
Justice issued an order Of Attachment in the above
action forthe sum Of Eghty-two dollars Eighty six
cents. JAMES FORBES, Sen.
March IA 1855
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ATTACHW ENT;

Thomas Thompson and Before A. N. Crum-
Israel Thompson, Plaintiffs, backer Justice Of the
against Peace, of Brown town
John Sinclair, Defendant ship Carroll county, Ohio
On the 18th day Of February, A, D. 1856 said Jus.
ice issued an order Of attachment in the above action
or the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.
March 9Th. 1856, Sw 7. 81 THOMPSON.
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HoUsK BURNED On last Monday forenoon
the dwelling Of Mr.. D. Il, Moore, near the
Railroad, about ! miles North Of this
place, was consumed by FIRE. The FIRE origi
mated, as we learn, from stove fue; and when
discovered was past arrest. M ct Of the house.
hold goods were saved. Mr.. Moore was abb
sent in town during the occurrence.
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TnE CARSON LEAoUE-held meeting on
Wednesday evening Of last week at the NJ. E.
Church. There was full attendance. Tenn
p'rance speeches were delivered by several
gentlemen present. We were not there but
learn that much feeling on the subj ct of Tenn
persocs prevailed. The meeting adjourned to
meet on Wednesday evening next, April End.
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KANzAs.-The Free State Legislature Of Kan
zss, on the 9th INST, elected A. H. Rssder and
Joseph H, Lane. U. S. Senator's Every thing
is quiet. Mrs. Brown, the widow OF R. P.
Brown. the martyr, is now msniac.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH cox

Notice hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrators, with the
viii annexed, on the estate Of Joseph Cox, deceased
late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
March "a, 1856. MARY cox,
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Feb. q. lsbs. Id. mr.. fee 40 60
NOTICE,

Sylvester Wallace.Pl'ff Before John W. McIaren
against Justice Of the Peace of
William Barnhouse, ,Def't Orange Township, Carroll
County, Ohio. On the 29th day Of February A. D.
1856, said Justice issued an order of attachment in
the above action for the sum of Fifty Dollars.
SYLVESTER WALLACE.
March IS, 1855.
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NOTICE.

Samuel BArnhouse, ,Pl'f Before john W. EcLar9n
against Justice Of the Peace Of Or
William Bmnhouse Df! ange township, Carroll Co.,
Ohio, On the 1st day Of March, A D. 1855, said Jus
ce issued order Of Attachment in the above action
for the Of sixty dollars and CITY eight cents.
SAMUEL FARMHOUSE.
March l3, 1856.
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NATIGE.

John Hoffman. Plaintiff, Before John W. 4cLasep,
against Justice OF the feace, OF
William BarnhOuse, Deft Orange township, Carroll
county, Ohio On the Srd day Of March, A. ID. 1856,
said Justice issued an order Of attachment In the above
action, for the sum of twenty One dollars and tseaty-
one cents. JOHN hOffAAn'
Nrch II 1856
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Elias Kuislsy, Plaintiff, Before John West, Jis
tee Of the Peace, Of Orange
Samuel Lyons, Defend't township Carroll county Ohio
On the 22ud day Of February A. D. 1856, said Jus
ice issued order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum oftwenty.f FIVE dollars.
Leesburgh, March g. 1856 3w ELIAS KNISLRY.
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NOTICE.

N.GLs 8. Dixie, Phintns, Before John ". heh
William Bsrnhouse, Deft Peace, Of Orange town
shin Carroll county, Ohio. On the 3rd day Of MARCH,
A. D. 1856 said Justice Issued order Of attacbmens
in the above action for the Of iorysx dollars ana
ten cents. MAILS D1KE.
March Is, 1856.
4 u" sOOD @'''o'~ BAxTERH
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NOTICE.

Valentine Truedale, Pir Before John ". AcLareo.
against. a Justice Of the Peace OF
William Barnhorse, DeFt Orange Township, Carroll
County, Ohio. On the lst day of March, A. d. 1855,
sail ia tce issued order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum Of two hundred and sixty dol
lars and 6fIy-eght cents
VALENTINE TRUSDALR
March l9. 1883.