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10 THE PRIEyDS
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n WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE
ieitiLsns Of Carroll couaiy, that have jasi
commenced its eIpl0riioa, 10 behalf q tha
Carroll county Bible Society, 10 eaniOrIllly,
silh The united action Of the Eei al agent,
q the A. B. s.; RrF. 7. O. Hzrtshorn, and
the board Of managers, Of the Soeiety fof
which am labofing, uho requested 81 its last
ahnslar meeting, that an sgent be secured 70
explore this portion 0f the Siats.
u vii be remembered, that resolutions we're
adopted st late meeting Of the beard Of man
ayers Of the a. D. s.. having in view, the
expl0Iati0E anu re-supplT Of our entire conn
~. 10 carry this resolution into effect, the
soFk vii need n be done mainly BY the
anHiliaries themselves.
We purpose 70 do a thorough WOrk In this
county. relying upon the divine blessing, snd
the generous spirit Of the churches and Bible
friends generally within lie bounds.
That funds viii be needed 10 carry out this
object, il obvious, and Nithout a hearty co op.
GRAFTON on the part Of the churches generally.
this noble ahd benevolent scheme win Only
serve to impOyerish and embafrass the society.
Already il is Involved IN a long standing debt,
and the new supply Of books which vii be need
ed will serve 10 swell the amount.
The plan proposed, Is, that I should labor,
not only as a distributing, bat also as a 81
Letting agent. therefore ask the co opera
ton Of Cuui5hes nd Pastors upon nv Geld.
Without this, .!::::lls can be effected. shall la
Dor during my stay ia the county, tshch viii
be about siA weeks, in the Townships N th+
Southern part Of the eountv,and hope 10 pre-
sent the Bible carse IN ell the congregation
in those townships, during that tine. Local
agents viii be appointed through the several
school districts in the county, and will in due
time be supplied with proper reports and books.
Next week | shall operate in Monroe town.
ship and the week fOlloWing in Uninp.
A. II. BITTENGER,
Sept. 3,-57 Agent Of Carroll 20, B. s.
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I'll o.:

On The oh Of July, at the Craiiord
House 10 Bushuell, lllinOis, by Rev. Tn.
derwOOd, Mr.. Martin v. Markham, form.
erly Of Summit Co., Ohio. to Mss. Su.
sauna limbaugh, recently Of Carroll Co.
Ohio.
On the Sd insi, by J. B. Roach, ESQ,
NJ, Jason s. Kelton, to Miss Mary Nc
Ghee, all Of Carroll Co, Ohio.
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advertisements.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
term the following real estate situate on MAN
Street, Carrollton, Carroll county, ohlo' 70
wit:-one lot on which is erected large two
story brick building, well finished, suitable Tor
a dwelling or Hotel; also, small lot adjoining
the above on which is situated alarge and COM
modious frame stable, sufficient in size to con-
tain 80 horses,-also. two other lots in one en-
closure with frame dwelling house thereon
The above property will be sold separately
or Jointly to suit puEchasers,--and II not sOiu
will be for rent. .r,..
will also sell two quarter sections OF land
in Woodbury. county state of Iowa; aise, one
quarter section OF land in Ida county in the
Stats oiIowa which will be sold separately or
Jointly to suit purchasers.
For Terms apply to DE-, John 5 aG,.tsr'
Carro,,ton Ohio ?, F. PRICE,
Nov, l3, SO. If.
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WHITE TEETH, ,PERFUNED BREATH AND BEAU-
TlrUL CoMPLExioN-ca be acquired by using
the "BaIm of thousand Flowers" What
ladv or gentleman would rem,n under the curse
Of a disagreeable breath, when by using the
"Balm Of Thousand flowers" as dentrifice,
would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white as alabaster9 Many persons GO not
know their breath is bad. and the subject is SO
delicate their friends will never mention It,
Beware of counterfeits. Be sure each bottle
is stoned. FETRIDGE& Co., Ny.
Fer sale by @. A. Boegel, and all DruggisiF.
Feb lS, 57,-6mo. alt.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Robert Furgason BY virtue ot

Robert Furgason BY virtue Of
VS. au order of
Hannsh Furgason ct. ais. sale, issued out
of the Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed, l will
offer for sale, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of October, 1857,
at the door of the Court House, in Car
roltou, according TO law, the following
real estate, viz: the Southwest quarter Of
section fifteen, township thirteen and range
four Of the lands directed to be sold at
Steubenville, Ohio, subject to the widows
dover in one half Of said quarter. Ap'
| praised at $2s50,00.
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT,
| Sept. std - scFH Sheriff.
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Tie Common Schools Of this place will
mence on next Monday. The teachers are
as follows: Lisbon street school, Mr..
Crooks; Main street, R. F. Williams; Ca
nal street, Jas. E. Philpott.
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The Rair.-The Carroll county Agri-
cultural Society will hold their annual
Fair on the Fair grounds, in this place, on
the l4th, 18th aud 18th days of October
rext. The pamphlet, containing the pre-
MUM list, regulations, &c, will be ready
for distribution in short time.
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MarkEts.
CAnnolLroN. Senlember lOlh

CARROLLroS, September 10th.
FLuUR--Sales steady at Sc, 500 7.
wHEAT-While wheat selling at 9Oc
Red, steady at 8Oc.
CoRS-No change since our last.
0Ars--Down to 20 cts f bus.
BUTrER-Still IA cts. f2 ID.
Eeas-Full market at cts.
HAMs-Steady, at ll@l2; Shoulders
soc; Sides s69.
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Ah,srican House. This house is un-
dergoing a thorough renovation and will
be opened, for the accommodation of the
travelling public, on the lst day Of 0cto-
Der, next, by the new proprietor Mr.. S.
Streeby. See advertisement in to-day
paper,
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KEMP's Worm PAsTILLEs supply r
which every mother Of family has expe-
renced. They are specific for worms,
acceptable to children, Nothing in the
way of confectionery can he more attract.
i've in apr earance, aud nothing medicinal
is so safe, swift and certain in its effect on
the disease. They do not require calomel
to be taken either before or after them.-
Bristo's Sarsaparilla, as manufactured in
a highly concentrated form, by the pres
ent proprietors, D. 4. Lanman & Co, is
startling the medical world 10y its cures OF
Scrofula, Consumption, Liver Diseases and
Eruptipe Complaints, AS a guide fol
purchasers i is well to state, that the gen
uire article has the signature Of Lamar
d Co., on tie exterior label. 10
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EySe advertisement of Baxter & Ster-
ling, in to-day's paper, If you want any.
thing in their line there is the place to get
it. You have only to go into their estab
lshment and look around to be convinced
that they keep good assortment. Sam
is as accommodating as ever.
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WILLOUGHBY'N
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier

TTAyING purchased the raid to the apPara
/ us in the townships of Union, Rose
Brown, AugustaWa'bipgtOn and East IN gar
roll county, Ohio. We would inform the cltl'
Gems of that part of the county, that we are
nrenared to set up said apparatus on snort
notice and reasonable terms. Said apparatus
being for the purpose of raising and convey
inc water from the spring to The house,Whlch
ia admitted to be one of the best apparatus
for labor saving in the female department
now inuse. Warranted to give satisfaction
E.B. Any Communications for US can DC
In a. the american House CarTollton, U,
'''' WOODBORNE ROUDEBUsh.
July l2 is TT.
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CLEvELAKD, Sept. 8.
Flour Receipts falling of but the de-
mand is limited to the immediate necessi-
ties Of city and local buyers. Holders are
making no further concessions.
WHEAT-We are not able to report any
sales Ofconsequence and the market is nom
inal'y the same.
0Ars-Firm with advancing tendency,
Holders demanded 35e at the close.
PoTAToEs- Are nov on the market at
25c.
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rA- Rev. G, H. Better offers his house
and lot, on Lisbon street, for sale. His
residence is very desirable one, being sit,
uated in a pleasant locality and having on
the lot good water, good stable, which he
has improved, and a nice yard in front Of
the house which is planted in fruit trees.
See advertisement in another column.
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Big TOmatOe.--on yesterday morning
Nr. James 0allaher, Of this place, made
Us present Of large and beautiful toma-
toe which weighed twC pounds. Who can
beat that?
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Eon our fst page will be found the
speech Of Gov. Chase, at the Republican
ratification meeting in Cincinnati, Give
it careful perusal.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition vill
i Nbe presented 70 tbe Conn ssioneu Il Gar.
roll Couniy, at theiT next msetirg 10 sepiem-
Der, for the l0eatiln Of road, beginning Al
the Augusta and Robe.t GeOfgsroad, IN Waih-
layton township, where Il crosses the line divi
ding the land OF Thomas Weir and Israel Ny
ers' heirs, thence East. along said line, or a.
near as practicable, 90 or near William Her
rlngton's Barn, thence a South. Easterly direc.
iiOn, the nearest and best route, until i inter
sects the line between the lands Of Wesley n.
TAYLOR and the heirs 70 William Bltekledge
10 Fox Township, thence along said line until
itinterseets the New Lisbon road, where il IS
70 terminate. .
MANY PETITIONERS.
June 25th lsI7.-td,
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URAvELING AGENTS WANTED.--Want-
ed. an honest, industrious man in each Sec
tiop Of the State, to travel and take orders from
aamples for INC McALLISTERS H0NG0PATH.
IC REMEDIES" A liberal monthly salary and
fair commission will be paid. Apply to or ad'
dress with return postage) rr,
- ''' DIR. j. s. McALLISTRR,
Jersey City, N. j.
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Changed HaRds.-The Citizen Demo
crat has again changed hands. George
w. Barlow is now the proprietor of that
establishment.
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PROCLAIM nation.

DIR OCLAMATI0N IA hereby made to the
i qualified voters Of Carroll county. that a
general election will be held asreIured by law,
on
Tuesday, tie 18Th day Of October, Il. D.
1857
at the usual places of holdi elections in said
county;at which time the following officers are
to be chosen, to wit:
One Governor,
+" lieutenant Governor,
60 Supreme Judge,
Treasurer of tate,
go Secretary of State,
4" Member Of the Board JoPublic Works,
State Senator, lin connection with Stark
couuty.)
Represen tative,
| Probate Judge,
Sheriff,
County Treasurer
Auditor,
Prosecuting Attorney,
| Commissioner,
Surveyor,
Infrmary Director
BANK.LAw VOTE.
"Each elector may have writer or printed,
or partywritten, and partly printed, upon his
ticket. the words For the Bank Charter" or
against the Bank Charter" or words to that
effect, and the judges of each election district
in counting out the votes, shall set down in sep
arate columns, in the poll books, the votes CIV
en- "For the Bank Charter" and the votes CIV
en- AGAINST the Bank Charter" and certify the
number ofvotes given for and against the char
ter, as they are required to certify to the nan
Der of votes given for candidates"
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS VOTE.
tThose voting for amendment number one,
shall nut upon their ballots these words, An
nual Session-Yes." Those voting against 1t
shall put upou their ballots these words "Annu'
al Session-No." Those voting for amendment
number two sballput upon thei ballots "Change
| of District Court-Yes;" those voting against i
shall nut upon their ballots Change OF District
| Comt- No."xThose voting for amendment
number three shall put upon their ballots "Bank
| and individual taxation Equal-Yesi" those Vo
ting against it shall put upon their ballots
"Ba nix and individual taxation Equal-Ao.
Those voting for amendment number four shall
mt upon their ballots "C0rporatons-l esi
chose voting against It shall put upon their bal
lots "Corporations Those voting for
amendment number five shall put uLOn their
ballots "single Districts-Yes" those voting
against it shall put upon their ballots Single
Dlstricts-No."
The Trustees of the townships in said county
are reauired to return the following number OF
Tnrors from their respective townships, to the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, to wit:
Augusta, 8; Brown, 10; Centre, o; East 7;
Fox, S;IIarrison, s. Loudon, I; Lee, 8; Monroe.
I; Orange, 10; Perry, s; Rose, 8; unlon' b;
| Washington, &. ,ur,moD ,yr
Sheriff of Carroll Co.
sberilf's Office, CarroltOn, Ohio,
Aug. Goth, ls67.-td.
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IN ATTACHMENT.

IN AITAUHMENT.
Susan Dayhuf ,plE, Before Robert
VS.. Gibson, Justice Ci
David Able, def't. the Peace of Lou
don Township, Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 25th day Of august, 1857, said
Justice issued an order of attachment 10
the above action, for the sum Of fifty dol.
lars and costs.
SUSAN DAYHUFF.
Sep Sd 81 3w.
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Neru 9petlal Notices.

HollOvoy's PiHs.-Depression of spir
its aud a disposition to look on the gloom.
lest side of every subject are mental afec-
tions born of bodily ailments. The con,
dition of the stomach has much to do with
the action of the brain, and hence dyspep.
sia not unfrequentIy leads to confirmed
melancholy, madness and (som, times su
icide. Ii HoIloway's Pills were universal
y administered for diseases Of the digestive
organs, these sad consequences would ney-
er ensue. That they are prevented in
thousands Of instances by the use of that
incompatible restorative is beyond all ques-
ton, and it is strange that with this fact
before the world. and supported as it is by
volumes of testimony, any dyspeptic who
can read should risA danger so easily OBJ
Tiated. l
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GUARDIANS SALE.

By virtue Of an order of sale to, me di,
rected, from the Probate Court of Carroll
county and State Of Ohio. | will offer at
public vendue on the premises; on the Sd
day of October A. D. 1857, the follow
ing property to witt the Northwest quar-.
ter Of section twenty. of township thir,
teen of range four, in Carroll county, be
ing the property belonging to the mino
heirs of James NJ. George, late of saiL
county, deceased, which said land is subject
to the dover estate of said widow of the
deceased; containing ninety two acres off oI
The west side of said quarter. Terms
of sale: One third in hand, and the bal.
auce in two equal annual payments of one
and two ears, with interest, secured by
mortgage oU the premises.
THOMAS GEORGE.
Guardian Of Cbristiana George, MARY
James George, minor heirs of James M
George, deceased. i'd.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas Baxter, plf. Before alexander
vs.. keith, y. f.i OF East
Albert Grimes def't, Tp., Carroll co.., Ohio.
On the 7th day of July, 1857, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment, in the above &C,
t;on for the cum Of thirteen dollars and seven
tee cents, With cost and Interest.
" THOMAS BAXTER.
August 18th '57.--3y .--
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LOOK HERE!

THE UNDERSIGNED feeling disposed for
i once 10 take the aiyice so Cften given by
editors of news papers. viz: that Of advertise
ing their business In the papers; he therefore
iOr the FIRST time through this medium, would
say to the public that be now has on hand, and
IS still receiving, a good and veil selected
flock OF
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Ntru llurk AOu's.
CRIsTAD00sHAIlDI2.

GhIbThUUUoH TAT { DIE.
Within q nutshell all the merits lie,
OF CristadOtO's never equalled Dye;
Red il makes black, 10 brown trsnsiorms q
grey,
And keeps the hbres slwsys from decay.
This matehless revitalizing Hair Dye still
holds is portion as the most harmless and Ell
eaeious Hair Dye in the world. Prepared and
sold wholesale k.d retail and applied in ten
private rooms, at Cris.adOro's, 40. .4Stoi
House, Broadway, New.York, and by all per.
tuners and Druggists in the United States,
Agents Cincinnati; Ohio, ]. D. PARK, and
SOLOE PALMER.
Jan Is, 1851 ,-ly.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.

IN compliance with a particular request, the
i Board Of EXAMINERS for Carroll county, viii
hold a special meeting on the 80 Wednesday
(the l6th) Of September, A. D., 1851, in the
village Of New Hagerstown, for the accom-.
modstiOn Of Students Of the Academy and
others in that part Of the country, who may de-
sire TO apply for certificates.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Augua 9Th, 1881
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TUITION FREE !

Summer ArFaD gemGnt tS.
TTO TIL OsE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE.
OK remit me $50 and thus secure GUAR
ANTEE SCHOL ARSHIPS, any time before the
lst day ofnext September car, upon completing
a thorough course Of Double Entry Book keep
ing and its Collateral Brauchessecure lucrative
employment in Commercial Or Banking Hons,
es as Accountants within ninety davs after
graduation, or else they will be UNIDENTIFIED 10
the full amount of the sum paid for tuition, and
thus realize
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-11
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-StcalnSiiip Texas,
from Aspinwall Il, San Juan, arrived this
mornng bringing news from San Juan to the
Goth auA Ryis to The 18th ult.
Gen Walker on the 9th attacked st George
which was occupied nv two thousand Of the
enemy. with rorr hundred mcn after driving
tll"m before him, gauea the Plaza and burned
part of the town which was a most important
position ,n the Allies.
+ ~ this time Walker learned that about |,
200 Of thc enemy had marched by another road
TO attack Rivas whcrcupon he immc lately
marched towards RvaS on the way meeting
the enemy in fnil retreat at Fords roads, hotly
pursrna ~ General Hcnnnrsen and his com
mand. WHO had driven them from Rivas on
| thrir attacking thnt place. and defeated them
with great slaughter.
Whrr" The enemy were met hv Grn Walker.
IN imnpnetrahc Growth Of cactus made it i'm
possible for them TO escape, and TINS they were
placed between two murdcrous Walker
being in front, and lIcnniurSen in the rcar--in
consequence Of which the Allies were seized
with panic. ana throwing down their arms,
stood pnralyzoi. and met thoir rntc with little
or no resistance. Nearly all their officers we're
killed, and Int Few or the troops escaped
killed and 800 wonnd"l Walker states their
loss ut COO killed aud 500 wounded and his
own los only Killed aud 81 wounied
The Slaughter was q great that Walker was
uanblc to bury the dead, and was compelled to
burn the bodies
Col I.ochri6go. on San Juan river, had rc.
ccived larrc rrinforecmentS from Texas, with
n large amount Of provisions and amnunition.
IT, had proceeded mp The river on the 18th nit,
in steamer Scott and rrronnoitcred the encmy's
position at Castclio From prisoners he took,
he gained Information that Gen. Walker had
gained great victory, and that the allies had
fallen back in Masain or Granada, preparatory
TO complrtNr preparations for pence.
0pppnrs that the Costh Ricnrs are not
williar 10 join in tll" peace, but had sent Van.
dcrblt's agent Spencer ont of the country
and had oncned the transit route 10 the Eng
lish government.
Important documents seized by Col Lock.
ridge prove this fact, and they have been sent
to Washington
II was reported that President Riyas had
been assnssinatcd II is also reported that
Gen Cnnns. COMMENCEMENT Of the allies
woS under arrest for having made certain over.
lures TO Gen. Walker
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-11
CLINTON. LA SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL t. 1857

of pigeons Brother Finglc is mistaken;
said"
"Ycs, know what yon soid!" interrupted
several; "yon did sly it. and we can prove it
easy enough! Iou cant come that game
over us, oil hossl
"Ordcr, hrcthprnr.' said the minister; lets
hear Brother Thrones story, aud then you
can mak" any remark yon may wish"
"Wc|l as WIS savin' resumed the deacon.
~ didn't say We picked mp ten bushels Of pig
cons Brother Fnglc is miSinkcn-I said We
picked mp ten bushels Of corn that the pigeons
had scattered off,"
"Amcn." went M from the congregation
aud a rush was made ~ Deacon Thropc 10 shake
him by the hand II is needless to say he
was restored to full fellowship and confidence.
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NO. so.

passed through many thousands of miles of
the mottcr'ofthe comet. Another estimate has
been made that MI the matter contained in
large comet. with its proiigious tail, if com.
pressed to the same density us that Of the earth
would he contained in globe of one foot diam
ter. Who knows, then. that we may not
many time have whisked through the tail Of
comet, or rushed plumb through the head,
without knowing it ? II is much more likely
suppositou than that we are going to he put
ont Of onr way by one of these empty headed
yanabonds
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-11
MUSIC I!

MIR. II. NJ ROGERS having arrived in town will
III commence elias. in vocal and instrumental
music. in few days. Tho.c dcsiron. ofionin@ will
please apply Immediately: he can be found nj tie
store OF e. a. NEAFus He will also give private
lessons on the Piano Alciodan. Violin, or in singing
TERMS $40 for n course Of 20 lessons, on either
of the above Instruments. So for course OF 20
lessons on either of the above nsl nmcnts and vocal
music combined So for Il course of l3 lessons in
vocal music when class is formed.
Mr.. Rogers Will also repair all kinds Of instru-
ments and tune Pianos in the very best manner.
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