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PESMANsHIP.--We solicit attention 10 the
Gard Of Mr.. l. Ulman. He purposes opening a
writing school IN few evenings. in which will
be taught The latest Improvements in Penman.
ship. which. consist not in new manner oI
holding the pen, or position of the hand, but in
giving the scholar complete control of his
hand BY means of which he can with ease ac-
cOmplish astonishing feats in the delightful art.
Those desiring to take lessons should apply
soon.--Lades and Gents who desire visiting
cards, can be accommodated with an article moi
Inferior to copperplate,
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
santed to the Commissioners of Carroll Count " at
their session in March next praying for the location of
a county road, commencing at The point where the
road known the "Robertsvile road" terminates at
Che Stark county ine between the lands of Joseph
Mufiey and James Warren thence South, through the
lands OF Jose9h Muley to point near the east side
of his smok house, thence in south westerly direc.
tion, to strike the line between said Mufey and
Samuel Tottens land about forty rods from the south.
east of eaid Mu1ey's Iand thence west along
the line of said Auey and TOttens land to intersect
the Pekn Road. MANY PETITIONERS.
!. January 81 1856.
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KATE WESTON or. To Will And To Do
BY Jennie De Witt, Beautifully illustrated
with 8 Engrayings by N. or-Price 81. .q5,
De Witt & Davenport. Publishers, 100 a.
162 Nassau st., New York.
Through the liberaty of the publishers
we have been favored with copy of the above
work. The book marks the advent of one IN
the fields Of literature, who is not only 10
adorn it, but also to be the means of doing
much good with her ready pen. The style in
which it is written is elevated. She plot effect
i've, end flied up in mastery manner. The
mora lessons inculcated n il are such as 10
give il claim to the favor of all the good
The love scene in one of the early chapters is
a perfect gem. The heroine, sweet Kate is a
model OF all that is lOveabe in woman, com
lined with 6rmness of purpose and reclitude
u character, sufficient to banist even tn,
one from her heart, when found
Ii. oa.a that leads t. destruction,
and from wa.c even the voice oE The loved
'ne. charm she even so sweetly, was unable to
1raw him.
The fair authoress is the daughter of the
celebrated DR.. Bowling of Philadelphia, him.
'elf an author Of no small celebrity.
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ES- Jacob Ambuster, convicted for the mur.
der OF his wife, was hung at DOylestOwn, Pa. :,
on the 18th inst, within the walls of the iaiI
He made some remarks on the scaffoId, denv.
ing that he was guilty Of the crime for which
he vas to suffer, and declaring the trial was
conducted BY prejudiced counsel aud perjured
witnesses. He continued to protest bis ignor-
ance to the last. His dying words were-"f
want no Judge but God"
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ROAD NOTICE.

Noace Is hereby given, that pedtion.will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Carroll county at thei
essiOn in March next praying for the location of
County Road commencing at the point where the road
leading from Malvern to Waynesburgh crosses the line
between the lands OF John Dickey and the heirs Of
Robert Thompson, thence south along said line to the
corner the cleared lands of said Robert
Ihompson's heirs, now occupied by Baxter Blythe
themes the nearest and best route to nteect the coun
ty road, at or near Gartner's Mill.
Feb. Z, ls56.-4w. The Petitioners.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

I am still manufacturing and have on hand q good
assortment of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
common cigars, all of which i'll recommend themsel
yes to purchasers who may be pleased to call and ex
anime.
full assortment of chewing h bacco, of the most
choice and popular brands, selected especially for
the retail trade--alsO
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A complete assortment OfSpices common and Fancy
candies, Nuts, Frut-and Con dictionaries gen eray
all of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Shop opposite J. P Cummings Store, Main St Carroll.
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
Jan 81 1855 IT,
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EE Mr.. Archibald K. Gaines is one of the
claimants in the slave case in Cincinnati: while
prosecuting his claims before commissioner
Pendery, four more of bis human chattles
made their escape accompanied by four other
slave nsighbors. But slaves they ale no lon.
geF' They left on Friday night and nothing
has since been heard of them by their former
masters. Mr.. Gaines experience illustrates the
maxim that troubles never otme single handed.
Il Anti Slavery RuRls.
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n@- Rev. William Beresford has been sen.
fenced at the York assizes, England, to trans.
pOrtation for life, for utteriug forged endorse.
ment of bill of exchange for the payment Of
flOo.. The Raverend convict is Sc years old,
held living at Cork, and is brother to Gen
Beresford. now Adjutant General to India, and
cousin to Lord Dacies and next heir to that
title.
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EF The Report of the New York Commis.
sioners of E migration shows that there has
been an actual decrease at that single port, in
the year 1866 cTer 1854, of lS4,s46. Near
y Zine tenths of the foreigner who seek our
shores, land at New York, and the foregoing
figures afford correct idea of she decrease at
all the ports.
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COSMOPOLITAN.
ART ASSOCIATION.
SECOND YEAR,

| 4 ANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Collection
Il of this and popular Institution for the difu
sion Of Literature and Art have been made on the most
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Ameng the works already engaged, Is the far-famed
''GEN0A CRUCIFIX,,
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the new Collection the diffusion Of orks
of American Art and the encouragement of American
genius have not been overlooked. Commissions have
been issued to many of the most distinguished Ameri
Artists who will contribute some Of their finest
prod ictons' Among them are three Marble Busts ex.
mtuted by the greatest living Sculptor Hiram Powers:
org ash ilgton The Father Of his Country; Ben.
jamin Franklin, The Philosopher; Daniel Webster The
Statesman. A special agent has visited Europe and
made careful and udicous selections Of foreign works
ci Art both in BrpnEe and Aarbe Statusry and Choice
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The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
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LOST. LOST,

hereby warn all persons against purchasing or 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, 1858, and made payable to Mary A. Weav
er, or bearer ling for one hundred dollars due A.
pr lst 1857, without interest Said note Is secured
by mortgage, which isOf record in ClroIton, Ohio,
Record of Mortgages" No. l. pages 25S and 627 which
record bears date October 20, 1853.
january 81, l956.-l4 mo- MARY A. WEAVER.
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ET We learn that the City Council of Gin.
c'nnati has passed an ordinance to aid the
Ohio & NJ, Railroad chiefly, by committing the
interest on the $500, 900 loan, and the rent of
the wharf until 1861, on the condition chat the
Road shall be finished by November Is, 1867,
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THE NEWSPAPER RECORD.

collection of newspaper facts and Statistics containing
A COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS IN THE
II United States, Canadas and Great Britain.
The only reliable work of the kind in the world. An
invaluable assistant to the Editor, Book Publisher and
General Advertiser Beautifully printed on fne white
paper octave size. This book will be promptly sent
to any part of the country the receipt of three dol
lars, addressed to LAY BROTHER
No. 70 South Fourth ST., above Walnut, Philadelphia
Dec. 90, 1883.
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FreSensIments. which are impressions on lbe
mind. that something is going to take place,
love weak places. hsncs they flourish among
Weak.minded people, 10. necessarily 50 by
nature but made so BY = dhesssd bOdy. Il
ia doubtless true tha. something does happen
after Preseniimsnt is formed. Nor is |. won.
derful that something sbOuld take place il so
large world as this. The following remarks
relative to the cause and cure of Present..
men's' are contained iu the February number
Of Halls N. Y. Journal Of Health
An almost infalhble cure for presentimen |.
however violent, is a good emstie, a grubbipg
hOe' With a few days bread and water diet.
An emeIic will dissipate a preseatiment in
i've minutes, while the vigorous use o. The
grubbing. hoe in the open air. would work off
the extra and thick blood, base accumulation
in the brain generates these diseased imap,u-
ings. while the diet Of bread and water would
supply pure article Of blood n the place of
the impure material.
Whoever heard of healthy. out door. day
laborer, having 'Presentiment in the pursuit
Of his OccupatiOnH The fact is, they have
not lime 10 be moping about such tom. .fooler.
les the only presentimsnt that ever troubles
them is veritable fact. tangible reality
Root Pig or Die is their ever living ghost.
Presentiments do not exist except in connec.
ton with one of the three following things. /.
A weak mind. end. A diseased body. Srd.
An idle condition of life.
Loahng and gluttOny are the great Origua.
tors OF this unfortunate condition of mind and
It's almost certain removal follow temperate
eating combined with physical activity. n
unattended TO- and friendly death does notstep
in to save from a greater calamity, insanity
winds up the history
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ET At the meeting of the Board of exam
liners for Carroll County, held Feb. 18th. forty
six persons arpfsa for certificates OF these
SO were licensed 10 teach for times differing as
follows, viz: 5 for two years for 10 months,
4 for is months, l3 for i2 months, 8 for nine
month and for six months
Ten of the applicants were refused on the
ground Of iaeompetency.
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EE The "0hio Democrat" at New Phila.
delphis, seems to have found "a mares nest,
and with a flourish quotes our article Ia
Local of four lines) relative to the Legislature.
You are welcome, Mr.. Democrat, to ali the
capital you can make out of it..-Verly, diving
men catch at straws.'
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TO ARMSl TOARMSl

Another lot Of Kipp for sale, Of very fnetextued
and beautiful fnish So come along shoemakels and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for / cannot be beat,
n. B. FIvE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
esther, ct my tannery. J.W. YOUNG
Nov 3, 1884. IT, BeunaVlsta ValisE,
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LAND WARRANTS
Bought and sold by GEOF. KENNEDY.
CarrolltOn, Ohio, Oct. Is, Is 3mos.
SHERIFF'S SALE

John Tennis & Co. BY virtue of an order of
vs.. sale in this case, to me di :
Perry Elder. rected, and issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio. [
will expose to sale "a lot Of Store Goods, ,"cn
Saturday, the 2Sd day of February, A. D. 1856,
taken iD execution by me- and viii continue the sale of
he same from day to day, till all are Sold
Feo.7 66,-tdPr fee 81 90 J.H. WHITCRAFT,
Sheriff.
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TIE HoME.--The second number of this
interesting monthly has reached us. As a
family periodical we can heartily recommend
the The Home 1t is devoted to t he interests
oil the family circle. Price 81, so per annum.
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ET CHICAGO gentleman who is familiar
with lake phenomena. gives it as his opinion
that Lake Michigan is frozen from side to side.
Such thing was never known before. This
opinion is sustained by the fact that the best
glasses fail to discover any sight of water.
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ES- The February number OF the Water
Cure Journal. and the chronological Journal
have been received. These standard works
are published by Fowler & Wells, New York,
at Sl, 90 per annum, each.
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OHIO JOURNAL OF EDUCATION February
number of this excellent monthly has come to
hand. The subscription price of :he Journal
is vi 10 per snnum. Address Journal of Ed
ucation,' Columbus. Ohio.
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u, s. MAsAErSE-fOr February is before us,
and like its predecessors is we'll freighted with
choice articles. It contains biographical sketch
ss and portraits Of George Law. and James
Buchanan, two highly distinguished gentle,
men of the day. The Magazine is published
at 800 per annum, Ad .ress ]. M. Emerson
b Co., Spruce St.. Y.
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Eg The Medical Specialist for February
is on our table. As usual ii is good mum ber.
Price 81 100 per annum. Robert Hunter M. D.
New York, Editor.
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EVERYBODY WILL DE GrruNa MARRIED

They cannot help it, Prof Rondout, of Me-
York. the great philosopher. has made it SO
easy. He has let the cat out of the bae in
love matters. In his book on the Bliss Of
Marriage he has dissected the whole art OF
love, and teaches the subtle mode of creating
IL, 10 any person you please. at will. Here is
q secret, to be sure, to LEI out to the world -
The girls will bewitch US. in spite of our teeth
What shall we do? Everybody will be getting
married + Day Bo ,k.
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YoUrH's CAsKEF-for February has also
been received. It's repIete with gems for
yOuth. The Oasket is published at so cents =
year. The Home and Lie 'Casketfor one year,
$3.50. Address, 3, ?. Beadle. Buffalo. New
York. "''','
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FARM For RENT.
TACHMEYT NOTICE.

On the second day of January, 1. D., 1855. ct the
instance Of the undersigned plaintiffs an order Of sl-
seAme ent was Issued by Eleazer Andrews, Esq, jus
tce OF the Peace within and for Fox township Carroll
county Ohio sgainst the goods chattes, moneys cred
its and effects Of ASA W. BRowN, nonresident OF said
county, Amount claimed is one hundred and 6fty dol
lars (sl50 Oo) BOICE, GEORGE SON.
January "a 1ghk
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE, for March, is on our
table tits capital number. II YOU desire a
cheap, good Magazine enclose SO. .OO-drect to
Chas. J. Peterson. 1o2 Chestnut St., Philadel
Phia. and you will receive one in return.
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EE The sleighiug continues good. and
weather cold as 'blicksen.' The weather
wise hereaLOuts think we willnot have break
up for several weeks, Judging from present
appearances they are doubtless not wide of
the mark. ..
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Mem Special Notices.
THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

JNDl GESTION e. DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. D. s. Houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd, or Gastric juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints. 1t is Natues own apecifc foran unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman equal its curative DO
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold by DR.. @. A. Begel Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. IL.
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~ The 'Cadiz Sentinel has taken Governor
Chase's War Message much to heart. Poor
ielIOw.--We hope he may survive the awful
calamity
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Tue EcLEcTro MEDICAL JOURNAL. for Febru-
ary is on our table, The Journal is an ably
conducted periodical. Price $500 per annum.
Address r. s. Newton. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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7HE Wool GROWER, an indispensable COM
panon to the stock breeder, enter, the new
year with renewed vigor-see Prospectus.
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Ia i've very large octave vosumeS With q Portral,
on Steel Of Charles Dickens: ssaainag the same
ding matter 80 the Illustrated Edition, and comprn,
yer four thousand very large dOub e coIumBed nags
handsomelJ printed, and boa.3 In various styles.
Volume contains P.ekwick Psssrs and On Cu,,o.,,.
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THANKS To Hon, John A. Bingham and 9th.
srs for Congressional documents.
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Hon. John Beatty of the Senate. will ac
espt our thanks for dOcumental favors.
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1--WE invite special attsntion to this week IS
Advertisements.
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A Proper QUALIFTcATIoN.--Mr. Flood, edi.
tor Of the Ohio State Democrat. says:
when in Columbus we learned that Mr.
Wright. Auditor of State, had infol med hi,
Clerks that he expected them to be temperate
that the first spree would be taken as a res.
ignation, and the place Of the offending party
would be promptly filed by sober man. For
this he deserves credit. We are much msta
ken in the man il he will not carry it OUT
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NOTICE.

Jacob GLADDEN., Jr. The State of Ohio, Carroll
Va county, Court of Common
Catharine Gladden. Pleas. Divorce.
Notice is hereby given to Catharine Gladden. the de-
fendant who is supposed to reside in Henry County
Iowa) that on the 2Sth day of January, Il. D. 1885,
the Plaintiff, Jacob GLADDEN., Jr. her husband, fled
Petition against her in said Court which will be for
he airing at the next term thereof The said petition
charges the said Csharine with wfu absence for more
than three years. from the Petitioner and asks hath
marriage contract existing betwsn them may be can
celled and the parties released from the obligations
tn ereOf and for general relief, &c. VAN BROWN,
J eb. Z, ls56,-6w, pd, Attorney for Petr.
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shops.
Oliver Twist, Sketches by .sRa,,
and Barnaby Rudge
Nicholas Nicklsby and N.ula
ChuEziewit.
Dryid Coppe field, DOmby sad
Son, and Christmas Stories
Bleak House, and Dickeas' Hsv
Stories.
Price Of Complete set Bound In black cosk. 6Jr
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state of Ohio. Carroll County $. $.


CarrolltOn Feb 81, 1856.
HE following accounts of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled in this Office, and are
set for hearing on Monlay, the I4th day of April,
A. D. 1856, ct o'clock P. N. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and others
interested will take notice, viz:
JFnal account of Caharine Miner administrator Of
ohm ". Miner, deceased,
First account Of Sylvester Wallace, adm illustrator 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 Allen, executor of will Of
Joseph Allen, deceased.
First account of James Haugh, executor of the last
wiOf Henry Carnaban, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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Re NoMTEArED. Pierce has been re-.
nominated for the Office OF President, BY a
meeting Of Democrats OF Hillsborcugh county.
N. II. 1t is due to old Hllsboroug gh' to state
that only portion of the Democracy were
present. Philadelphia Times.
That misfortune is likely to occur at the
polls. should Mr. Pierce be re nominated-a
portion of the Democracy, only will present
him with their bollots. His party strength
throughout the country, as at Hllsborough in
the hour of need will be among the missing.
II TSteubsnvile Herald.
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION.I Ia VOLS.

This edition is printed very thick and Hne White
paper, and profusey illustrated with ali the orig.
Manifestations BY Cruikshank. Alfred Crowquili
PHI, etc, from the original London edition. on COP.
per, steel and wood. Each volume contains a novel
complete, and may be lad IN complete sets, beauii.
fully bound in cloth, for Eighteen Dollars q set or
any volume win be sold separately, as follow.
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of 1t, for IS 90 worth of PerTys PREvESVx, yOu may
save 500 worth Of Doctors CuRA1IvR medicines.
SAMUEL @. PERRY, New HsErisburgh, 0.
February IA, Is66.-6mo.
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SEVASTOPOL NOT TAKEN

N0ME UP TO THE INEXHAUSTIBLE DEPOT OF
" Samuel G. Perry, at New Harrisburgh, aud buy
your leather ct his 1annsry to cover your bare feet ct
the lowest prices for cash. also credit usual Bring
along your hides and get the highest prices for them
in cash. SADDLES for She use of gealemen and adiss
Of the latest styles and OF the most durable kinds -
Come along. and get your Harness Of svesx deserip.
ion, at the lowest rates.