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GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAIYMENT.--The juve-
nile class Of Mr.. Cutler will give grand musi-
cal entertainment on next Saturday evening iu
the Presbyterian Church, in this place. The
exercises will consist in The performances Of the
Cantata, or juvenile 0raoria of the Graces--
in twelve parts-Personages; Queen of the Gra-
ces, who comes on earth to bestow upon NOR
tails Hope, Faith, Charity. This choice and
popular piece is from the hand of Woodbury.,
which is sufficient testimony o. its excellence.
We have seen performed a portion Of this un.
surpassed piece, and do most emphaticaly pro-
nounce it superior to anything of the kind we
ever witnessed performed by children.
This class has been under the training Of Mr..
Cutler for several weeks past, and has advan-
ced rapidly in vocal music. The concert given
last Saturday evening was grand. The audi
ence, which was respectful in number and
would have been much larger but for the fall
of rain late in the afternoon, which made the
going, particularly for ladies, very disagreea-
bic, gave evidence of full satisfaction aud ex
quisite delight at behOiding the performance of
the Juveniles We bespeak full house next
Saturday evening. Admittance only one dime,
aud as the training has been gwen the chill
dren gratis, we hope no parent whose child has
received the benefit thereof will, for the patry
sum Of ten cents, absent him or herself upon
the coming occasion. What, TINS side of para
disc, cansurpass in bealty group Of hun
dred children. happy innOceuts, mingling their
sweet voices in pleasing song? But enough -
Go and hear them. then you can anticipate
what we desire to say,
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DR.. Hardman treats Consumption Bronebilia Ash.
ma, Laryngiuis and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs By Mcdcated Inhalation, lately used inthe Bromp.
ton Hospital, London The great point in the treat.
ent OF all human msladies is to ret az In disease in
The direct manner. ali medicines are esti,naed bv
th cir action upon the organ requiring relief This Is
the important fact upon which Inbslation Is based
the stomach is diseased, take medicines directly
Ii the stomach. II the lungs ure diseased breathe
o. nhale medicated vspOls ditectly into the lungs
cines the antidcie to disease and shoud Be ap
rl to the very seat Of disease Inhaaiion Is tee ap
Pile on Of this plinciplet he treatment Of the lungs
ioF gives US direct access 20 these intricate air ces
and Ibes vhiah lie out o!rcac Of every other mean
Cf administering medicines. Tho reason that con
mption aud other diseases Of thr u "a have here O.
fore resiaed 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
we're applied t. stomach. Their cton was iEteId
ed to he loca LII yet, they were so administered that
they should only act coustitudonsg, expending their
principal and immediate action upon the unofending
stomach whilst he foul ulcers within the lungs were
unmOlesed. Inhalation brings he medicine in direct
contact with the disease, wi the disadvantage Of
any violent acton, Its tsappcalion so simple that It
can be employed by the yOuGges! iuisnt or feb esl
Invalid, Il does not derange the stomach or intee re
in the smallest degree, with the strength, comfort or
business Of the patient
Consumption Cured Case Of Mr.. A J. smSN.
Salem Ohio. Aug 4, le5G.
Dr. Hatdmsn:-I have perseycred in the use Of your
rem cdies from the day first got medicine Of you and
can truly say, that my health has rapidly imp roved-
y cough has left me, expec oration healthy and nat
ural, appetite good, indeed disappearance Of all my
symptoms Ny strength is so much restored that am
able to do days work in the harvest field, and feel
that am again restored to good health.
A ]. SHINN.
Mr.. Shinn had labored for fve years uuder the ubsr
cullr disease, commonly termed consumption, with
freqeunt attacks otnight sweats chill and fever dis
ressing cough and sIpectoraton Of Purslent matte
and hemmorrsge, great debility and emaciadon-
lreatme 1T commenced June 9sh.
Nav 1SS6 If
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ROAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that

ROAD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ petition will be presented to the Commissioners
ofCarrOl county, at their June session next pra wing
for an alteration the road leading from the schoo
house in sub district No 2 in Perry township Ohio
leading from New HagerstoWn, to CarrOllton on the
line between Samuel Mcqueen and Abel HcQueeH's
land commencing at the Zoar road on the line between
John Scott and James Casys land, thence east along
said road to the east line of said James Casys land
thence north along the line an On the land of said
James easy to the land of John Leeper, thence in
northely direction between the house and stable of
said John Leeper thence northery to ntersect the old
surveyed road on the south line of Abel and Samuel
land. Many Petitioners
Nav 1S56
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

am still manufacturing and have on hand good
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish ard
common cigars, all of which will recommend themsel.
to purchasers who may be pleased to call aud ex-
anime.
A full assortment of chewing tobacco, of the most
choice, and popular brands, selected especially for
the retail trade--also
SNUFF, PlPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A complete assortment Of Spices, common an d Fancy
candies, Nuts Fruitsand Cortsctionaries ge ncally
all Of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
shop opposite ]. P Cumming Store, Main st Carroll.
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
Jan. 81, 1856 IT,
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Sanitary Advice

Hunters New York Medical aal Sasgioql
Speeiaiit for May contains the following good
Bit Of advice, under tie lead OF 'rrbs Coming
Sickness" of which, We invite a careful pc, i.
sal.
"The germs Of pesiience are Matching iu the
elements Everything points to the approach
OF siekly summer and autumn. 1t shou,
therefore, be the care of every person to IRE.
serve the several functions Of the body in Il ai,
full tone, Disease falls frsl upon those y 5ss
organism is alre ady disordered through thsir
own neglect. Guard well against constipation
and its opposite. Eat nothing ndigestb!e,-
Avoid all green and halfmstured vegetables
and fruits, Pay strict attention to the cleanli-
ness of the surface Of your bodies; and above all
begin the work ofpurifcation about your yards
and inyour houses. early; and do it thorough
ly' Cleanliness, simple diet. and regular hab.
its, will form the strongest protection against
the coming epidemic. As no man can tell where
tho arrow of death may fall first, he is the wi.
sest who first puts bis house in order"
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.SHRRLEE,.S SIZE

By virtue orthree several alias vendtion exponas is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll coun
ty, ohio, and to me direced,,I will offer for sale al
pu5lic outcry, on
Saturday, the 31st day Of May, A. d. 1856,
at the door othe Court House, in Carrolltcn, Carro
county, Ohio the following described real estate, taxi
on execution, as the property of James McGinty, sit
uatad in the county of Carroll and State of Ohio, and
known aud designated as "part of the south east
quarter of section 20 in township A. in range T.
tanning one hundred and twenty acres more or less.
Terms cash. Appraised ats
JOHN. II. WIIITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Nav 1876 It'd mr. foo q 0O
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New 9petiaI Notices.

HOHoway's Ointment and Pills, a wonderful
cure ofulcers in the Leg-Frederick Hf Of Houston,
Texas afflicted for eight years with ulcers in
the leg, like the keys of aute which discharged con-
tnuously and rendered his life one of the greatest
wretchedness and misery many remedies we're tried in
vain, he became worse, at last he had recourse to o
Oways Ointment and Pills. and by persevering with
these remedies in accordance with the printed direc.
tons for nine weeks he radically cured, and is now
able to walk better than ever he was in his life. IS.
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Hcoland's German Pitters.
Certificate Of Ralph Lutte, ESQ.,, Editor Spirit of Times,
Ironton Ohio

N~N'NNA
Ironton, Ohio.
IRoNToN October 3d. 1854.
DR.. G. NJ. Jacksol-pear Sir The Bite rs are il
great demand here. In addition to the quantity SOLD
by Moxey Barber, your agentu the two other store:
sell more Of them than any other medicine. | fine
they ar muoh used by cOnvaescent fever patients to
rebuild their broken constitutions. have used du
ring the last summer, in my own family, four bottles
They were recommended to me first by neghbor, at
time when my system was much debiltated from the
effects of severe Bilious Fever. They gave ME an
appetite, and restored tone and vigor to my whole
system. In one of the September numbers of my pa,
per related my experience of the good effects of the
Bitters, since which time they have had large SALE
and have now become the standard medicine in this vi
cinity
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleasure
in giving you this testimony Of the value and success of
your preparation.
Respectfully, yours, RALPH Lutte.
See advertisement.
May l5-2w,
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SAD CATAsTRoPHE. Among the important
items of news recently brought over bv one of
the steamers, is the fact that the nurse of Ma.
pcleOn's baby, while walking the room with the
Imperial infant in her arms. caught her toes
ia the carpet and nearly fell, not hurting the
baby bit, but severely Tightening the nurse.
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Ne~ BOOk.-T. B. Peterson of Philadelphia,
has in press and will have ready for sale on the
3lst ins:., a new book from the pen of Mrs
Caroline Lee Hentz entitled Linda; or, the
young Pilot Of the Belle Creole. The work,
complete in one large duodecimo volume, neat.
" bound in cloth, for 81 or in Two volumes,
paper cover, for rs cents, Copies of either e.
dition of the work sent free Of Postage, on
receipt of the price, The EVen'g Bulletin spea-
king of the book saysi
"Mrs. Hentz has given us here very de.
lightful romance, illustrative Of life in the South
west, on Mississippi plantation, There is a
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DOAD NOTICE, ,--There will be petition present.
IL cd to the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their June session 1856, praying for the vacation of
county road known the Dunbar road or SO much Of
il as lies between William DixCn and where said road
connects with the Wa.Yile road near john Peterson,
Sr Said road Iuns through part Of the lands of said
Dixon, also through the OF Dunbar also John G.
Miller's farm, also the farm of James Morrow, also
through part ef the widow McBeau's lands also the
farm Of Barnard P. Alman Your petitioners ask that
this be disposed according 10 law
Nav :, 1856. Many Petitioners.
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MELANCHoLIo.--On last Friday, at about
2 O'Clock ?. NJ, Mr., James Cox hanged him.
self on bis own premises, in East township. in
this county. The deceased had been for some
months laboring under disease of the spine,
which produced occasional insanity. He leaves
large family and numerous friends TO mourn
his misfortune.
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A HAPPY MAN, The man who loves his wife
and plays with his children, is kind to his neigh
Dor, giveth to the poOr returns his nelghbors
are when done using it, minds his own business,
don't bear tales between his neighbors, sub
scribes for his county paper and pays for it
without being dunned.
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HollOway's Pills are the best remedy known
Il -

Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases !:
Asthma Diarrb@a Indigestion
stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
lnfuanza Secondly Symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms, of all IDS LOwness ofSpirs Costiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
- Sold at the Manufactures of Prot. Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, New York, aud 244 Strand london, by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers of Medicine
throughout the URsd States and the civilized world
in boxes, at 25 cents, 62 l-2 cents, aud 81 each.
eB- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n B. Directions for the uldanceof pat tents in ev.
cry disorder are affixed to each box.
Feb. %, 1856. IL
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well-wrough, love plot; the characters are
well drawn; the incidents are striking and nov
el; the denouemsnt happy. and moral excellent.
Mrs. Hehlz may IWine new laurels above her
Mob Cap"
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0ST An accident occurred on Wednesday
evening" 9th inst, on the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Railroad, near Davenport, Iowa. The
express train from Iowa city ran off the track,
while going at rapid rate. Twelve persons
are sald 10 have been killed and many others
wounded. The locomotive, four passenger
cars and baggage car, were demolished.
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MARRIED.

On Friday the 18th inst, by Rev. ISRAEL
PRICE, Mr.. JOHN HoUzE, of Tuscarawas Co., to
Miss ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, Of Carroll Co., Ohio.
On Tuesday, May 20, 1856, by Rev. s. F.
Minor, DR.. A. w. Vance, Of Jefferson county,
to Miss Eliza j. Arbuckle.
No cake,-no comment.
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EF That elegant horse Tuckahoe will be
on exhibition at the stable of the Patton House
on Monday, the 3Oth inst, and remain till the
following Friday. Those interested take no.
tice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-05-22

CASH FOR Produce. Mr.. William Orr, has
just opened his place of business and is now
ready to pay cash for grain, and produce, He
is an industrious man and is deserving of pub
lie confidence. Give William a call and he
will give you the highest price for your srti,
cles. See advertisement.
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Modern Inventions.
See advertisement.
May l5-2w,

We know of no invention OF modern times that de.
serves Or is destined to occupy higher niche in the
temple Of fame, than the discovery or invention of the
Vegetable Epeptic Pills for curing Epilepsy or Falling
Fits Spasms, Clamps, and all the various notifications
of Nervous Disease DR.. Seth S. Hance of lOS Balti
more street, Baltimore, Nd, the inventor, is certainly
entitled to the best wishes ofall the benevolent portion
of mankind who experience pleasure by the alienation
of human suffering, When Dr. Hance first prepared
these Pills. he intended Them solely for Fits, Cramps
and Spasms; but sub sequent experience satis tory
proved to him, that in addition to their remarkable san.
atve properties in this class of diseases they exerted
perfect control over the entire nervous system He was
then induced to try them in cases of Neuralgia Tic Dol
oreux, Nervous Headache Papitaon of the Heart In.
cpient Paralysis, Hystera, Muscular Debility, and
host of minor diseases springing from lack of ner-
vous emery, in all of which bis anticipatons we're
crowned wi tn the most sangune success Persons at
distance by writing and sending remittance to DR..
Hauce, can have the medicine forwarded by mail to
their post off ce address, he paying the postage. The
prices are for single box, IS, two boxes S. or s2l
per dozen. We have given his address above.
May l5-lm.
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Eg- Those fond of nice monthly which
will not tire in the perusal, are referred 10 the
Keepsake. published by Burdck and scOvill,
New York, Frice $500 per annum.
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EE- We are in regular receipt of Halls
New York Journal of Health, valuable month,
ly devoted to the diffusion Of Medical knowl-
edge, and one deserving place in every fam.
ily-Price 81, 90 per annum.
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ROAD TAX,

heir ros9'sr March Session. lie Cgnni-siorer=
'il eo1.'s Ohio, levied a tax for road purposez
en'hs Of a nil on each dollar Of valuation Of
be property Of ssid county Is cents On 800 ,1l
~i,d tax may be discharged Jy labor on public hieh
Wags d! The rate Of one dollar per day bstueen he
lfst day Of Ap'l and the fret Of Oct9berunler tie d.
reciion Of the supervisors Of the several road districts
=, J. l. BLACKBURN, County Auditor.
Nay ], l-J6.-tf
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D0AD NOTIUE.--A petition will be presented to
IL the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at their June
ses on, 1855, praying for an alteration of the road
from Malvern to New HagerstowD, commencing VIII ere
said road crosses he State road from Carrolton to Can.
ton thence to the line between the lands of Barkdu
and Cdauper; thence north till t inersecs the road
known as Koonizs road thence uorthcGstwardy, until
Il in.ersects the old road Many Petitioners.
Msvl, 1856
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MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. HARDMAN,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF TIE
Lungs Formerly Physician to Cfurin-ati Marine
HospitaD will Je in attendance at bis Rooms as icl
Us:
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MINISTERIAL CHASaE.-Rev. VIM. p. Breed
who has been .he efficient Pastor Of the Second
Presbylerian Church, in Steubenville. Ohio.
for the past eight years, has accepted a call
from the South Spruce street Church, Pbih.
ielp hia, and is about TO remove thitber. Us
delivsrd his farewell discourse from the al.
lowing text found in the Gospel Of 81. Luke. Nv
ch0Pter-tl'e latter part oflhe 42d, apd The asa
verse inclusive, to wit:
/" = and the people sought him and
came unto him, and stayed him tia, he should
not depart from them.
And be said unto them, must preaeh the
Kingdom Of God, to other cities also; for there
fore am sent"
The sermon is represented as one Of ability
lthe kind he Preaches) and listened to with
more than usual interest, producing no ordina.
ry sensation.
As the text indicates, the people were reIuc.
tant to part with him-and be with them-but
cOnsideringit duty; that he might .'also preach
in other cities, he has made the sacrifice.
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WILLOUGHBF'E
Patent TeIpgraphiC Water Carrier,

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
Ill the townships of Union, Rose, Brown Augusta
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio We would
inform the citizens of that the county that we are
prepared to set up said apparatus short notice aud
reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring the
house, which is admitted to be Of the best appara
tus for labor saving in the female department, in
USE Warranted to give satisfaction.
n. B. Any communications for us can be left at the
American House Cauolton, Ohio,
W00DB0RNE & ROUDEBUSH.
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ID DAD S0rICE.-Notice is hereby given that pc
IL tion will be presented to the Commissioners of
Carroll county at their June session 1855, praying for
the vacation ofa parkof the road known as Paterson
second road, commencing at the south side of the
lands Of Huston DuHe1, in Centre township, and to
terminate at the no rth side of the land Of BENJAMIN
Watson 8 heirs in the same township.
Nay |, 1856. Many Petitioners.
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A Cow out of Debt.

FRIEND HARRIs:-My pied COW 20 years old,
had fine heller calf this morning. which nun.
bers her eighteenth calf. Ny wife says at her
best milking she would make 10 lbs of butter
per week, She generally went dry from 4 to 6
weeks-this time weeks. Says she milked
10 months in the year, averaging lbs. per
week, 80 lbs, per month, 800 in year. That,
for 10 years, is $500 lbs. say the moderate
price of 10 cts per h.. giving the sum that will
Gil purse full enough to tie snug. holding
$576. Respectfully,
john NEGUs.
COluna6ia1a Co., 4h mo-, 1856.
The above item we clip from the Ohio Cal.
tluotor. Itclearly shows that there is profit
in keeping good stock, and in no other. Mr.,
Negus IS one Of our entQrprising farmers, resi-
ding about two miles south of Salem, and no
doubt has other cows on his place, equally good
as "Pled:"-Co'. Go. Rep.
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NOTICE!

A LII THOSE WHO KNO W THEMSELVES INDEB.
"A ted to tie subscriber, by note, due bill or book
debt are hereby notided to come in Immediately ard
make settlement or their will be placed in the
hands of proper oticersfOr collection Without any dis
tinction Of persons. A intend shortly to emigtata
to the vest hence the propeiy Of promptly attend
ing to this notice. Had sill not positively arm
money over again by running atoy creditors for settle
nent. So promptue-s ia this matter viii save cosIa
April q, l55G,--3@. j. s. HUNTER,
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SAD OCCURRENCE last Monday even
ing child Of Mr.. Isaac L. Harsh near this
place, aged about 10 months, died from the eff.
fects of taking into the windpipe,a as is supposed,
a grain of corn. In the afternoon as the moth
er was working in the garden near the house,
she heard the child, which was 10 the house,
stranglIng She ran in Immediately and dis
covered it was much stranged-- Iedical aid
was procured but to no purpose. 1t died in a
few hours. As corn was found in the hands
of the child when discovered, it is supposed
that it was a grain of corn, which it was at
tempting to swallow that caused its death.
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= DAD N0TICE,--A petition will be pre-.
AZ sented to the Commissioners Of Carroll county at
their June session 1885, praying fer alteration Of the
road leading from Corrolton 10 New Cumberland
Said alteration commencing the line between the
lands of William Galbreath and E. R. Ecklcy, about
twenty rods south Of the residence of William Ravens
craft thence westerly until Ii inersects the road lead.
ing from New Harrisburg to New llagerstown
May |. 1856. A Petitioner
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DRUGS. DRIES

me gaasf igutd s0ud Ferper,flry frf..-. f-- .-.
that be eds iH receiver ton is F,.t..t
mediciass Painia, Oil, snd DJs-saif. rf.r. 4. ~
sea - los, II not Htils loser thaa -. D. 49,. "a
A. aHy store N he cognty. Thai go fr...t f..,-
ne hopes By S'iet attention % - o. ia. Il Ia I,
prices % merii eoatinua1ce Of D. sl1e.
De. lS, ls5a r. J1ITC 84vfeE
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nKRFUNExY. large los, iust received at
BAXTE6S Drug ore.
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The BANK LAw.--We surrender large por-
ton of our space, this Teek, to the publication
of portion of the act to Incorporate the Bank
Of Ohio aud other Banks. We will publish the
remainder next week. AS the law must be
sanctioned by vote ofthe people before it goes
into effect, we nope all will peruse it well that
they may, when called upon to cast their bal
lots for or against it, do SO understandingly,
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CIGAES-A good ar,ials L'ays o. had. At
" BAEFEEs