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MARRIED, On the 7,h Of August 1856. at
the Temperance Hall, Port Washington, Ohio,
by Rev. Allen Gaskill, Mr. Basil W. Price, of
Leesburgh, Carroll county, Ohio, and Miss
Eliza Jane Burr, daughter of DR.. Joseph s.
Burr. OF Port Washington. Ohio,
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EF The New Haven Journal and Courier
has seen a letter from workman in Samuel
Coils pistol factory at Hartford, stating the
politics of the workmtn in one department, as
follows for Fremont, l09 for Buchanan, 81;
Fillmore, 3. That, he says, IS an immense
change Of opinion; as b. chanan used to have
about 100 majority in these shops.
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CnIcAao. Aug. Q

NHlCAoo, hug.S.
Io'ra Elections.- Iowa returns to dale-Re-
publican majority, 4.jOO Twenty-Five cOun.
ties heard from:
Hon. Augustus Hall. passed through this
city to-day He announced his own reelection
in the first district, Iowa.
AdTiees from Iowa City last night re-alIirm
the election of Curtiss.
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EE The Dayton Gazette says the Fremont
Fever" is prevailing as an epidemic in that re-
glOn OF country. A large number Of Demo
Gratis having taken it in a mild form, aad others
are actually down with it, past recovery.
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EE Elias Primer, who 10 February last
murdered John Fox and lis wife, in Hooking
co. Ohio, will be hung on the 10Th inst, not
The l3h as we had it a week or so since.
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I Official returns received give Polk. 81. .s34
ESing. 22.575; Benton, i4777. Reported
majoriIies increase aggregate so as to give Polk
SO msjor:ty over Ewing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

EE AT Buchanan rally in Cumminsvile.
Hamilton county, Ohio, 80 persons we're pres.
ent. The CommerciaI states that u Democrats
withdrew and organized Fremont Club
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THERE have been but twenty-five Congress
siOnal challenges to fight duels since the organ
ization of the first Congress. and the great
er Ofthese originated in quarrels, which,
though political. had no references 10 matters
which occurred 10 Congress.
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DRUGS. DRUGN.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the tuta
that he has just received from the East, lot Of az
medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye-stuff., which he .i
sell as low, il not little lower than can be purchaseg
at any store in the county. Thankful for past faylr
be hopes by strict attention to his business, and ~
prices to merit a continuance Of the same.
Dec. Is, 1855. IT, JOHN O. RAYTEg
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Jol n Fox, Administrator Of
John Fox, Sr., deceased,
Petition to Sell Lands.
Christina Fox. ct. ais.

John Fox, sr., deceased, Petition to Sell Lands.
Christina Fox, et ais.
To Christina Fox, widow, and George Fox, Of Car
roll county, Ohio Ca harine Fetters, and her husband,
Joseph Feiters, Of Knox county, Illinois; Nary Ann
Vestbay, and her husband William Westbay, OF Peoria
county, Illinois, Margaret Saler, and her husband,
George Saer, Of Warren county, Illinois, who, with
the petitioner are children and heirs at law Of John
Fox, Senr, deceased, late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
You are hereby informed that, en- the 3lst day of
July A. D. 1856 said administrator fled his petition in
the Probate Court of Carroll county, Ohio. The OBJ.
ect and PRAYER of the petition is to obtain order
for the assignment of the dover Of Christina Fox the
widow of John Fox Sr deceased in and for the sale
Of certain tract of land in Carroll comfy Ohio to pay
debts Of said dccedent The land is in the north east
quarter ofsecon twelve, t2) in township sixteen l6)
(Rosel and range az containing forty two acres, more
or less Said land is fully described in the petition,
and is tie same Of which decedent died seized, and
was conveyed On the 18th Of june 1885, by John Fine
Irock and wife, to deccdtnt See record Of Deeds in
Carroll county, book l5, page 22l. The same will be
for hearing in said Court the 9Th day OF September,
A D. 1856. VAN BROWN,
| Attorney for petitioner.
faa Il
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North Carolina Elections. LIN 50 counties in
North Carolina. Bragg gains 600 votes. and
there is also Democratic gain of 90 members
Of Legislature.
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E2T The ladies Of Wrare, N. H., hare rails
ed money with which to purchase two flags to
be erected IN that town. This is a good ex,
ample TO be followed.
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Graham's american Illustrated Magazine. -
sl ,talns its character as superb monthly era.
hams Magazine has been too long public ia,
vOrte to need from US or any other press a
word of Commendation, yet we cannot fOrbear
giving it a puff. Now is the lime to subscribe
Terms, lone copy, one year, $500; two cop.
les, SIS, 90. Address, Watson & Co., Pha
delphia. ri
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Reading for Everybody: The Water Cure
Journal and The Amtrjcan Ptrenological Journal
Should find their way into every house in
our country. These Heralds of reform are ad-
vocates to Physiology, Hydropathy and The
laws Of Health, and are a repository of Science
literature and General Intelligence. Pub
lished monthly By Fowler and d Wells, New
York, al s 90 per annum, each.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

EYr President Pierce is said to be talking
of spending few days in New Hampshire,
among his friends. Who are they
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CINcIEEATf, Aug III.

L0rge Fire. The town Of Pomeroy, Ohio,
was destroyed BY Ere on Friday afternoOu.-
so houses were destroyed, including all the bu.
siness portion Of the town, court house and pub
he otiees Some were killed by falling walls
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TONICS WON'T DO!

They never did do more than give temporary rele
and they never will 1t because they don't touch the
cause OF the disease. be cause Of ali Ague and bill
Gus diseases is the atmospheric poison called Miasma
or Malaria. Neutralize this poison by its natural anti
doe, and oil disease caused by it disappears at
Rhodes Fever ami Ague is this anldote to mala
ria, and moreover, it is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate Of the celebrated chemist j. r. Chiffon
Of New York, TO this effect is ashed TO every bottle
therefore lift does good it can do no harm,
This more than cln be said OF qunine ar enic or
ary toni: in existence as their use Is runous TO the
constitution, and brings Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for a single mo-
ment. In illustration of these truths annex some ex
tracts from letter just received from physician:
GEORGETOWN, ONO, March H., 1856.
JAS 4 RHODES, Esq.-Dcar Sir Yours Of the
81 inst is at hand. The Cure arrived lite last wear
and the difficulty in getting any to try it vas great
Increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was GROWN, in favor with the public a:
being better than using qunine,- knowing | pre-
sumo that the remedy they used to escape taking uu
nine, contained the Drug Itself!
This remedy, (known as Smiths Tonic, y would in
variably BREAK ague, but it did it, as il
would often return with rene wed yIgor This one cir.
cumsance deemed in your favor, il could institute
test scomparison between it aud your Cure. he follow.
ing il tue result
Three persons took your "cure" sli Of which were
of Quotidian Intermittent Fever Of many weeks
standing They had tried quinine and other rem edes
occasionally missing chill but it Was, (is in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the founda.
oa of other and malades. did succeed in eff
ecng radical cure of all three of tlese cases with
your remedy, and they have not had chill since. In
all three Of these the Smiths Tonic had been
used, and would before stated break the chill but
after period or two had elapsed it would return.
u think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your Cure" the advantage ground of any other rene
dy now in use here, &c, &c
WILLIAM BUCKNER, NJ. D.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure or Anlidote to NAL
aria, the only harmless remedy in existence is equally
certain as preventive as "cure" Take it when you
feel the chlls coming on and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence, r. /.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, H. BLAKsLEY, Chicago.
BARCLAY Bros And for sale by Druggists gen eral!y.
Sold by G. Il. Boegel, Carrollton, Ohio.
June 2G; 1867. (April "a, ls56.-3m)
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NEK YoRE, Aurrs II. 1876.
and September Appointments.
DR.. HARDMAN,

pH H1SICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE
lungs formerly Physician to Cincin- ati Marine
HospitaD will be in attendance at his Rooms as fol
us:
CarrolitOn, "PattOr House." Thursday September
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.
heHtacky Elections. Returns from forty
nine counties, show an American majority Of
9.676. The Democratic gain is IAN.
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Eclectic. Medical Journal - This monthly
cOmes,to US sfreighted with information on Ec.
l,cticism. II is ably conducted; and is well
wotthya perusal,-cOnducted by R. s. New
ton, M. D, Cincinnati Ohio. - $500 per an.
mum. ....'
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De. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis Asth.
ma, Laryngittis and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs by Medcated Inhalation, lately used inhe Bromp
ton Hospital, london Tho great point in the treat
ment of all human malades is to get at the disease in
the direct manner. Ali medicines are estima. ed by
their action upon the organ requiring relief This is
the important fact upon which inhalation il based.
the stomach is diseased We take medicines directly
ii the stomach. If the lungs ure diseased breathe
inhale medicated vapOrs directly into the lungs-
1cines the antdOtes to disease and should be an
phi to the very seat Of disease. Inhalation is the an
pc ton OF this principle to the treatment Of the lungs
fri gives direct to those intricate air cell
and bes whi3h lie out ofreaeh of every other mean.
cf administering medicines. The reason that con-
SUMPTION and other diseases of the lungs have heref
fore resisted all treatment has been because they have
never been approached in direct manner hv medicine
They were intended to act upon the lungs and vet
were applied to the stomach Their action was intend
ed to be local. and yet they were so administered that
they should only act coustitutonaly expending their
principal and immediate action upon the unoAending
stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within the lungs were
unmolested. Inhalation brings the medicine in direct
contact with the disease with nut the disadvantage OF
any violent action, lts tsapplicaion is SIM l., that
can be employed by the youngest iufant or feblesi
invalid, 1t does not derange the stomach, ornterfere
in the smallest degroe with the strength, comfort or
business of the patient
ES- OTHER DISEASES TREATED. .-EF
In relation to the following diseases either when
with Lung affections, existing alone.
also invite consultation usually find them prOmDtly
eurable.
Polapsus and all forms of Female Complaints, Itreg
ularties and weakness.
P.lpitaton and other forms of Heart Disease. liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, end all other Diseases of Stom
ach and Bowels; Piles, &c.
tsy- all diseases of the Eye and Ear. Neuralgia,
EpiIeps, ard all forms of nervous disease.
n u
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Or. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms IN
the Patton House. Carr oltOn, the 18th of September,
next.
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state of Ohio. Carroll County $.
OFFICE OF THE JUDGs OF PROBATE

UFFILF OF TIE JUDUh OF I kOBAIE !
Carrolton, July %. 1856.
THE following Of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled in this Cffce, and il
set for hearing on Monday, the s.h day of August
A. D. 1856, at O'clock P NJ of said day, and will b
continued from day day until all are disposed of the
filing and tendency of which Accountants and other
interested will take notice, viz
Final account of John Cameron, executor of will Of
Alexander Cameron, deceased,
Final account OF JOSEPH Fgley, one of the executors
OF Joseph Figey deceased, who was executor of will
of Israel J[yers, deceased.
Fi,al account of Jacob Smith, guardirn of Nary
Wilson, minor.
First account of ". Abrahims and Philip Smeltz, ex.
ecutors Of W i'll Of Michae! Abrabims, deceased.
First account oil Van Brown executor OF will Of Daniel
Van Horn, deceased,
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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.UhLArEST SADDLERY
In THE STATE.

M Undersigned returns thanks to his Friends. and
customers for their liberal patronage,
ana would say that be continues 10 manufacture
saddles Brides &c, at his cabin in Washin ton Tovp.
ship Carroll co. o.
an SorH Will be warranted, and sold on the most
favorable terns ~
"ii AXE in exchange for vo,k grain Of any kind
H%ses' CoWs, sheep, or any other good sock, and viii
sen ior about one fifth less than any one else.
June lth 6.-3m WIN NcI.F4N
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J. w. GOULD
PRACTICAL AMBROTYPER
AND
DAGUERRgOTYpIS1F.

NEW Sky-ght Daguerrean Gallery, just below Hus.
" tons store, Main Street, CdrrotOn Ohio.
positively warrant all my work, and will let no pic
ue leave my Rooms unless perfect satisfaction is Civ
en-. | ask no recommendation. Ny pictures will show
for themselves. The Anbrotype is truly beautiful
Citizens aud people from far and near, kindly soici
ted to call aud examine specimens aud get picture
themselves and friends.
June Is, '56-ly. J. W. GOULD.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
s. G. M'KEI, Proprietor

s. G. MKERl Proprietor
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
extended to me BY my friends and the public gen.
eraly would respectfully inform all Interested tbs,
tend remaining in the above house during the three Years
Tor which have leased. make this announcement 10
the public for the purpose of cOntIadcting report put
IN circulation by meddlesome and malicious person.
TO the effect that was about closing the House. Ivi
be found at my post ready serve my friends and the
public to the best Of my ability respectfully solicit
continued share Of public favor. -
CarrOlltOn March IA IS56
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August 7, ls56.-4w. pr fee s4 so,
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=, Athens December l6. of scarlet fever, EVALINE H..
danghter of Asher and Lydia Huntington, in the 18th
wear of her age
She passed away suddenly and Unexpectedly, after
bot illness of four days. She of more than ordinary
talents and requirements but no eulogy is necessary to
rosm her worth Parents, brothers and sisters have
ssned her in their hearts deepest affections Posses
,iDg mind of hightoned thought and feeling amiabe
and kind in disposition, she was highly esteemed and be-
,orcd bv all who knew her.
Farewell! dearest sister; we know thou art blest,
In the realms of the Savior above:
p we re sad and lonely since thourt gone TO thy rest
And we share more thy fond love.
T, Athens December 18TH of scarlet fever DUDSON H.,
sou of James NJ and Lydia T. Gates, aged Ia months.
In this borough Monday morning. 22d instant, JOHN
BURGER, aged 50 years.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

WAvERLY-Arrives daily, except Sunday, at l23 p NJ.
Departs do do
TUNKNK-Arrves daily, except Sunday, at II NJ;
Departs do i Z. VI.
TROY-Arrives daily, except Sunday, at P. N.
DEPARTS do IA. II.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
dav at S P. NJ Departs, same days, at 8 A. NJ.
CANTON-Arrives Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at
SPIN. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
ats NJ
gONTROSE-Arrives Monday Wednesday and Friday,
at7PM. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at M.
LAP0RTE-Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at
?P.M. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at II NJ
WELLSBCRG-A Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
M4PN. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at A. NJ
EATON-Arrives Wednesday and Saturday. at p NJ.
Departs Tuesday and Friday, at 4. N.
The morning mails close at o'clock of the evening pre-
,ions the afternoon mails close at llt A. VI.
July q, lj6. h. {. PORTER, +. h.
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A Chance for Bargains !

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
H44SA the HOUSE AND LOT now occupied by her
ssg4 situate in Smitheld township about two miles
Iiik8 south of the centre. the Burlington road
&&4G4s3 The lot contains TEN ACRES of land pleas
antiy situated and well watered, upon which is good
dwelling house out buildings, and spring of water being
well adapted for dairy purposes.
Also. q large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising almost every article needed in family. A
qantity of HAY will also be sold
For terms which will be reasonable enquire on the pre-
misses of MARIA JANE BASSETT.
SmithGeld. Dec. Is 1856
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@@ NEW YEARS BALI.--A New Years Ball
uEr will be given at the &" VALLEY HOUSE." She
aeqgin on THURSDAY JAM, 1857, to which the pub
r is respectfully invited.
GORHAM Il M0ORE'S Full Band is engaged for one
Hl!; hENDALLS s for the other Supper at 10 O'Clock.
Every eXertion will be made have this of the grand
rt and most pleasant parties of the Bill 50.
Pee. 10. l>5G. s. F. WASHBURN, Proprietor.
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N Office to Delinquent Collectors, Dealers

Office to Delinquent Collectors, Dealers
~ in Merchandise, Patent Medicines &C.. and Keep
ers of Eating Houses and Disteries -
The several delinquent collectors Of the County Brad
ford previous 10 1856 hereby notified that unless their
duplicates of State and County settled by the
10th OF December next, the amount due thereon viii
left with the proper officers for collection. Also all deal
er in Merchandise Patent Medicines &C. and keepers
Eating Houses and dStileres who have taken their
Licenses required To take the by 10th December
next or they will be left with Justice of the peace for
collection agreeable the Act of Assembly in such cases
made and provided. f. c. KELLOGG, Treasurer
Towanda. Nov. 10. 1876 Per \. J. keller nennfv
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WAD199Oo

, uoIdwick. Wisconsin on the 10th inst by Rev. John
III u;nton HORACE S. BRADLEY, Attorney at Law, of
Mount Carroll, Illinois, to Miss JULIA III. GURLEY.
Of the former place.
, p,;ngton on the 18th inst by C. F. Nichols, ESQ,
III nrygARi.ES LEWIS to Miss SYBlL SC0UToN, both
Of Burlington.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-25

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter of
IA The estate off, j. Hartford deed. In the Orphans
Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by sail Court To
distribute funds in the hands Of the administrators of said
estate will attend to the duties of his appointment his
Office in the borough of Towanda Friday the Both day
of January 1857 at o'clock in the afternoon at which
time and place all persons required present their
claims else he forever debarred from said fund
Dec. Is, 1856. G.. H. WATKINS Auditor
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Bv virtu

N HNIN 10 M IUN > SALE.- BY Virtue
N of an order issued 10y the Orphans Court of Brad
ford county will he sold Wednesday 24th Dec
O'Clock, p NJ the premises lot of land situate in
Pike twp bounded north by lands of Edward Gran all
east by lands OF p Bostwck, south by r. w. COobaugh
west y Wyausng creek containing about 50 acres and
80 acres improved with good buildings thereon.
ALSO-Another lot of land situate in said township
bounded north by lands of Seth Blakesley IT, east y
lands in possession of James Feaherby south bv lands
If J. Burroughs and west by 7. Bostwick containing
about % acres all unimproved.
CHANDLER BIXBY
Administrator of Edmund Saunders decd
December l. 1855,
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NEW STORE
N 5 w C GODS :
HUMPHREY & WICKHAM are now receiving in their
III New Store West side of the public square, large
and well selected stock Of
Foreign
AND
DOMESTIC
DRTGOODS,
arnr In

CROCKERY, sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES IN great variety and style. CON-
prsing Ladies' Misses and Childrens GaitersBootees,
Rnskins and Slippers Gents. boys Youths and Chill.
drens Boots Bogans and Shoes both Eastern and home
manufactured. A general assortment of Gents Ladies'
and childrens' overshoes Rubber Boots, &c.
A full assortment Of Boot and Shoe Findings, Sole and
Upper leather Calf and Kip skins, Morocco Innings and
Lace leather.
Towanda, Nov. 25, 1856.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-M The mite

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In The mafter of
"A the estate of Isaac Rosencrantz decd-In the Or
phans Court of Bradford County.
MThe undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court to
distribute funds in the hands of the administrator of said
estate will attend 10 the duties of his appointment his
Office in the borough of TOwanda on Monday the I'd ay
of February 1851 at o'clock in the afternoon at which
time and place all persons interested required to
sent their claims else be forever debarred from said fund
Dec. Is, 1856. G.. H. WATKINS Auditor