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Holocay's PAs, a most famous Remedy for
tie Cure Of Nervousness and General Debill-
ly.-- Jasper N'Canu, Of Ridge street, Brook.
Ign. Long Island, NewYOrk was without doubt
a severe sufferer from nervous and general de-
bilty, the least thing provoked bis irratability,
put him in a passion. and laid him up; this
was caused by the bad state Of The fluids, and
though he tried many remedies for this CON-
plant, be was not benefited. At length he
had recourse to Holloway's Pills, which quick
ly performed their part, by removing the inju
rious fluids from the system, cleared bis head
restored tone and Vigor 10 the stomach. and
after FIVE weeks perseverance, restored him to
the blessings Of Health. AZ.
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5pnial Notices.

We uould commsn our Invalid feaden 10 give
fioaaands Herman Blitsfs' q trial. ~ ws feel assursi .
medicine that can poduce ach evidences AZ he f5Ilos
iag, IN IL favor, Il 10 humbug;
RockPotL Monroe county, n. Y. FEB. %, 1855.
Bites immediately. IL gives the very best sa,ishe.
doa. One genteman had been troubled Win ne a..
.pepsia for a long tine, and spent the most oflat sum.
mef az q noted water cure egabIshment, bot buBd no
relief %whsierer, untlhe Lsed he bittets- Heis nos
entirely cared
New Brooklyn, ~ Y. Os,obers s, 1858.
Rev. D.. P. Phster says:
d.. G. n, Jackson. Dear Slr-I request ysu 20 send
zoe BY The frst opportunity three bottles of"Heoatnd's
German Biuen, and ! an glad to state tbat tho Bit
ters have cured different persons Of my acquslntance.
shen physicians help was without eject especially 10
H%emouodial cases t~oieeding Pilesl the eject and
cure vas sure aEd certain,
See adyet hsctnent. ..|
January s, lsJ6.-2W.
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NOTICE.
Catba'ine Marshall State ofOhio, Carroll eoun-
as guardian Of b, Ohio. Common Pleas
Matilda MarshAn(ninOFl February term. Is7:

Catha'ine Marshall State Of0hio, Carroll ssun-
as guardian of ty, Ohio. Common Pleas
Matilda Overwhelmingly February term. Is7:
VS. IN PARTITION.
John Narsball, ct al.
John Marshall of Harrison county, Ohio, Isaac Mar.
shall, of Jefferson county, Chic, Samuel EaEshaIl Of
Athens county Ohio, David Marshall, Louise Mar hall
and Aaron Marshall Of the state Of Wisconsin, the beilI
Of SaraL Hart, deceased, ofthe State of Illinois, u rho se
names are unknoWn) Mary herrick, intetmsFried with
James Aerrick Of the State of Indiana; Elizabeth Smith.
intermaried With John W.. Smith, Of the state Of love:
Nancy Day, Intermarried with John Day. ard Harriot
Day, intermarried with Daniel Day, Ofthe state Of Wis.,
%cOnsin, will take notice that on the lsth day ofDeesm,
Der, A. D.. 1856, Cathalins Marshall, as the guard IN
Of Matilda Marshal Ia minor fled in the ONCE Of the
Court Of Common pleas, of Carroll county, in the State
of Ohio, a petition in partition which l. nov pending,
wherein said petitioner demands partition ofths follows
ing real estate, viz: The south west quarter OF sec
ton II, township IA, of range s, Of the lands ordered
to be sold At Sieubenville, in the State Of OHIO, txcept
twenty acres of of the vest end Of said quarter; also
thirteen acres out Of the north east corner Of ssd qusr-
ter now owned and occupied BY David Esple, aid
that at the next term Of said Court, application win ke
made to said Court for The assignment OfdOwer in said
premises to said CathGine AarshalL as the Widow Of
David Marshall deceased, aud Tor an order that pAIti.
ton may be made of said premises.
By E.. R. ECKLEY, ~attoyney
Dec. %, ls56.-5w, pr fee $40 for p~etGneF.
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~CANTEnHURY TALEs.

By HAesET LEE. 2Vohs l2mo. d9uL Pitee sl,T5.
These sirikirgaGa remarkable novels have hug been
standards IN English literature, and. !: ~ adhered. Eil
not iail to be appreciated By American TeadeH. They
we're hvorites Of Lord Byron, who wrote: "Nolhing Of
Scots il finer than 'Tbe Gemsn's Tale" ] admiFedit
when A boy, and have continued 10 Ike what | did
then" Tue Spectator said: There 10 scarcely any ed.
ucaied person Of this century who has not, at some
time or other, drawn a sincere pleasure from these
pages The Edinburgh Post said: Few readers Of en-
tertaining literature can be ignorant Of these popular
productions aud also The pure morality Wtieb reins
through these tales-which we can scarcely dare to call
~fcdonE-wil render them the most eligible reading or
young persons. They ought to be in every family Ii.
brry.'
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FAMILY WEEKLY PAPER

The New York Ledger, has now attained the extra
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the world! Hence its extraordinary and unheard Of
popularity. M. Bonner, the proprietor of the Ledger
employs the best 'aent in the country, and by so do
ing makes the best paper. Such writers as Fanny
Fern, Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., and Emerson Bennett, are
permanently engaged ON it, and will write for no other
paper hereafter. Mrs. Sigourney, also, constantly
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Guiding Mrs Emma D. .. N. Southworth, Alice Cary,
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The New York Ledger is printed on beautiful white
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N. B.-Now lisa good time to subscribe, as Emerson
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commenced in the ledger or the first of January.
January l, le57.-2w.
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NJ T. Musical Pioneer and Chorister's Badg-
d.-published on the first Of every month. At
so cents per aEnum, or $500 fO- 5 copies, Ed
tied by J.. B. Woodbury.. J. Huntington
publisher. A number Of this valuable musical
periodical is before us. 1t is worthy the atten.
ten of every lover and learner of music, con-
tanning useful reading upon the science and
several choice pieces Of music. We would rec
ommend It TO all our musical friends.
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Tribune Almanac. We have just received
this invaluable political register for 1887 1t
is full Of political statistics and worth ten times
its cost to every man who wishes to see at a
glance Election Returns from all the States for
1856--besides the names Of the Members Of
Congress and the entire Federal Government.
with Sovereigus and States OF Europe. Besides
a brief history of Kansas troubles ind the Fill,
Rbuster Walker. Price l2t cts, per copy OF
one dollar per dozen. This is to us one Of the
m ost Welcome visitors.
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MARVELLOUS REMEDY.
MARVELLOUS AGE!
ECIIOWAY'N ClATNEAT
TIE GRAND EXTERN1L REMEDY.


TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
By the aid of a microscope, we see millions of little
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this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, is carried to
any organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kidneys,
disorders of the Liver, affections of the heart, Inha.
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knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat Of
penetrates through any bone or leshy part of the liv-
ing body, curing the most dangerousinward complaints,
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUM & CORBUrING HUMoRS.-
No remedy has ever done so much Tor the cure of dis
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SORE Legs, SORE BREAST, WOUNDS & ULcERs-
Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on the use CT this wonderful OBtmant, when havind to
cope with the worst cases of sores, woinks. swellings
and tumors. Professor Holloway has, by command OF
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under the direction e theMedical Staff in the worst
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Piles AND FIsTUIAs.-These and other similar dis
tressing complaints can be ~efectullly cured if the 0int
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Other wise following the printed directions around each
pot.
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WARRINGTON Ian @.

H L --.
OBJ g WASHINGTON, Jan 9.
From tie Skawnses. Official information has
4 ZEN received that the Shawnee Indians have
recently completed their selection of 2OO,o 0
acres in their reserve, and that cOnseqent there
on, an extensive organization has been formed
by persons 10 she vicinity.
II is also reported that 800 to 800 families
are preparing 10 60 on that Reserve on or be.
fore February next. and that they will occupy
Is much Of the remainder Of The 800. 900 acres
a. they may desire. The Treaty prohibits
white settlers from occupying these lands until
r 90 days after the elections are made aud ap-
proved. and a surplus set apart by the Presi-
denG's proclamation. asia tJaP
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, by di.
~rection Of the President, has ordered Col. Cum
mings to Shawnee. sl
acquisitions for troops have been sent by tel
egrsph, and amessengsr to enforce. ifnecsssar
~. by that means, government orders.
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The publishers have made arrangements with the
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EJ Wilson and Walton. two young men
indicted for robbing the mail at Salem, have
been found guilty by the District Court at
Cleveland, AM sentenced to two years impri'-
onmenl in the State Penitentimy. The fate of
these young men excited considerable sympa-
thy in The public mind. The judge and the
jury that convicted them, signed a petition to
the President, asking for pardon, but he re(a'-
ed TO grant it.-Bucksye STATE.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms the
following real estate situate on Main Street, Grrollton.
Carroll county, Ohio, 10 wit-0ne lot on Which is e.
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suitable for a dwelling or HOTEL ais o, a small lot adjOin.
ing the above on which IL siuate ed a large and cOmmo
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ses,-also, two other lots in one enclosure with a frame
dwelling house thereon. The above property viii be
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not sold will be for rent. ...
l will also sell two quarter sections Of land In Wood.
bury county state of Iowa; also, one quarter section of
land in Ida county in thestate OlIowa whichwii be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers
For Terms apply to Dr., John S. Uu.ter CarrolltOn
Ohio. r.. i, PRICE,
Nov, 10, sc. IT,
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HVVVHul p~UDHsItu.
THE HUMOROUS POETRY

OF the English language from CHANGER to SAKE. By
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Can Epilepsy be Cured.

We think the following letter from a respectable cit.
izen OF Mississippi viii answer the question, aud remove
atl doubts from every unbiased mind
Grenada, Miss, June s, 1855.
DR.. Seth B. Hanee, Baltimore, Md.-Dear Sir l
take great pleasure in rellting a case of spasms or fits,
cured by your invsluahle Plls. Ny brother, j. j, Ii.
gon, has long been afflicted with this awful disease
lie was first attacked while quite young. He woull
have one or two spasms at one attack at first; butas he
grew older, they seemed to increase likewise. Up to
The time he commenced taking your Pills, he had them
very often and quite severe prostrating him body and
mind. His mind lad suffered seriously; but now, | am
happy to say, he is cured Of those fits. He has enjoyed
fine health for the last Eve months past. HE mind has
sl,o returned to its original spightliness. An this /
take a great pleasure in communicating, as il may be
the means Of directing others TO The remedy that will
cure them. Yours respectfully, &c
W. p. LIGON.
No pers m who is suffering from Fits, or spnsms,
shoult neglect sending to Dr.. Hance, after this. for a
supply of hi, in~estimable medicine. His prices are as
fellows: one box, SO; two IS. twelve $24-sent by mail
free, on the receipt of a remittance. Address Seth S.
Hance, lbs Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
,Jan'y Ill m.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8


From hdiona.--Gov. Wright read his mes
sngs TO the House Of Representative this after
NOON. The Senate adjourned but did not &c
into Joint convention with the House.
The Message shows the expenses Of the State
Governmen. for The year 1856 to have been
Sli7. 4l3, 81. and for 1856, $50 59o,68. lie
recommends the passage Of q law Tor reap
praisement Of landed property for taxable pur
poses. The entire amount Of The funded deb
of the State outstanding Of Eve per cent. stock
is IS. l56. 800, and Of Fl per cent stock, 81.
8It,517. aa
The common school fund, including the esti-
mated value Of the sinking fund in the State
Bank to date, amounts to S529, 2O2 AZ. He
recommends that The commissioned be requi.
red by Law to invest funds that accumulate in
their hands in State stocks. He denounces in
severe terms the new State Bank, and recon-
mends that the charter be vxpuugSd from the
statute books, and that all connection between
the banks and State. either BY deposit or other
wise, be prohibited. He recommends the u.
sual appropriation to aid the cause Of African
colonization. He also recommends increases
compensation to Judges Oiths Courts. and sady
the salary Ofthe Governor is wholly made
quate. al, eso a-s s
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Lewis Gruber, !
DIVORCE.

Martha Gruber.
Martha Guher will take notice, that Lewis Grubcr
did, on the llth day of December, A. D. 1855, file in
The office oftbe clerk Of the court Of Common Pleas of
Carroll county and State Of Ohio, his petition against
said Martha Gruber, alleging that the said petitioner
aud the said Martha Gruber, we're lawfully married in
the year A. d. lS49, and continued to live together as
Man and wife, from that time until The spring of A. D.
1851, when said Martha abandoned said petitioner, and
from that time has w%ihfu.ly lived absent aud apart from
her said husband, and during all that time has been
guilty Of gross neglect olduty towards said petitioner.
The prayer Of said petition is for a divorce Of said peu.
tiOner from said defendant.
By E. Il, ECKLEY, attorney for petitioner.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

CARR CLIFTON. ::;::;::: OHIO.
THIS HOUSE, lately occupied by s. G. MCKEE,
has been lately rsftted BY the Subscriber and now pre-.
sents all the advantages that are desired in a ~Grstrate
HOTEL. The best that the market affords Is procured
for it's guests. Good Cooks are in the employment
at this House, and every facility for comfort and plea.
sure is furnished at this popular stand.
January s, iS5f.-H. F.G. SWARTZELL.
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AT GRATIS TO EVERYBODY. ~
RICH. RARE And SPICY,

LIBRARY OF Wit, ROMANCE AND RACINESSl
We have now in priRt a large catalogue Of the most
fascinating, interesting and GU rious publications that
we're ever published in this or aAy other eoHntry.-
They are all translated from the French Of the most
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January Is, lS57.-Sm.
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q Va inrile attention % he Card Of Mes

Ea- We invite ~atlention TO the Card Of Ness
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Of Thirty cents to furnish any person a set ol
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TO enable the learner to become his or her own
master in The lovely art Of Peumanship.
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DIX, EDWARDS & co.:
PUTNAM,s MONTHLY.
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Publish tue following Magazines

An Original American Magazine,
The number Of January, 1857, commenceI a new
vslume, The character OF the Magazine is 20 well
known, that the publishers have only 10 saw that thev
mean to relax no eAertion to render it constantly wor,
thy Of public favor. Due regard will be bad 70 vari
ETY. and popular entertainment, and While the monthly
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NEW YoRK, jan. i

- INV IUKK, Jan. ~.
The Hsrald'S w Washington correspondence Of
the 9Th saws; "In the Senate to-day Judge
Douglas presented a petition numerOusly sign
ed. praying for a State government in Mime
sofa. Mr.. Douglas will report in a few days.
and fixing the boundary as provided for in Mr.
Rice's bill.
.The member whom Mr.. Paine charges as
attempting to bride him, is from New York
State. He alleges as an excuse, ! understand,
that Mr.. Paine misunderstood him in the mat
Ter of the Minnesota land BILL"