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II J.ands German BiHers superior to all prep
drdtiORS now In aSe.

drdti0RS noW In use.
JACKs.N, louisiana, Aug. Is, 1854.
Dear Sir-I feel bound to express my qualification to
you for the incalculable benefit | have derived from the
use OF two bottles Of your German Bitters. l have found
them to be all you ecommca them to he, and cheer
fully %recommend them to the public as a safe and sure
remedy for the diseases they are intended for, and SUI
perior to all preparations now in use.
Very respectfully, yours, II. oPPENHEIKER.
TIE BWers are all they are represented to BE.
Jackson, louisiana, Aug. 90. 1854.
Dear Sir-I have used your German Bittcrs. and fnd
them all they are represented TO be, and cheelfu " rec
ommend them to the public US an excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, WE FAULKNER,
Sec Advertisement
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ALLEN GREEN ESQ. This gentleman. for
msr editor Of the Free Press, who is Of crpdita.
bls ability and who has considerable experience
as \ journalist, is announced the local editor Of
the Daily Steubenville Herald. Mr.. Green viii
doubtless make that department Of the Herald
interesting. He has the talent. May success
attend him is our wish.
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TANNERY FOR SALE. j. W. Young E.q., If.
fers for sale. his Tannery situate at the east
end Of town. This establishment is long and ia
vOrably known. Is location, so far as natural
cOuveniences are concerned, is not surpassed
by any establishment in the cOnn'y. a good
bargain can be had as Mf. Young is DESTROYS
of removing Wet.
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PENMASsHIPl-We ARE 10 receipt ola fall sci
Of written copies in the semi-angul,r, or Spen.
cs,'s improved system Of Penmanship, execut
ed by the famous writer's, Stanley and Jones,
of Dstnascoville, Columbisna county, Ohio
These copies are accompanied with directions
for holding the pen, de-, and are well exerut'
ed, accurately numbered, to be used uumer.
ally rs the scholar advances in the art.
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose sands of life have nearly run cut, discovered,
while in the Fast Indies, a certain cure for Consunp
ton, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and general debility
This remedy was discovered by him when his only
child-a daughter-was givenup to die: Wishing TO
do as much good as possible, he will send to such Of
shisafhicfed fellOw-beings as request it this recipe, with
full directions for making up and successfully using il.
He requires each ap) icant to inclose him one shilling
three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe,
and the remainder to be applied to the payment Of
this advertisement. Address Dr.. Ii. JAMES.
No. l9 Grand Street, Jersey City, New jersey,
Jan. L, lS56.-3m,
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POUCH, Loom and Anvil !
AMERICAN FARMERS MACHINE,
Edited and published by
j.. A. NASH and u. P. PARISH,
At No. Z Beeknan street, New York, near Park Row,

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chRnic Arts; aud that these, hand in hand with Agricul.
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more select and wider patronage than often happens to
i urnals Of the Kind
BY taking in an additional editor, to be entirely devot-
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vur team and are going ahead uniting no efforts
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valuable TO the a. ricultuiist, a help to the practical
farmer in his daily business and an assistant to the
training of his sons to higher degrees Of excellence IN
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oalyv to the whole country. we have introduced the
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DIX, EDWARDS & co.:
No, 5zl Broadvay, Neu Yosk,
Pubhsh the following ksgadness
PUTNAM's MONTHLY.
An original American Magazine.

ANuTlNIU1T AHefeIn NnTaEnf,
The number Of January, 1851. eomlnencsI q nsv
velume, The character Of The MaglEins l. - vel
known, that the pabishe-s Lave 0nly 10 say That hey
mean e rehT 20 e2eri9n % render Il constantly Eor
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a instruction IN a mon hlY magNzine,
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EE English engineers have commenced the
necessary surveys for a rail ways from the
Mediterranean Sea t, the river Euphrates.
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Ncw Special Notices.
eason and Common Sense.

Our readers may remember that va have on Sc vera
occasions SPOKEN in very eul ,sisti, terms of prepare
ton which d.. Ssth T.. Hanre, Of IS Baltimore street,
Baltimore, vi. has discovered for the cure Of Fpilep-
tic fits Nov, in doing so, we have been actuafed by
!hs very bc1t motives, viz the alienation ofhuman sui.
iering. From circumstances which have lately come to
oar knowledge we fear there is = certain class of per
sons who are not ~dspO'ed to try this remedy in a com
men sense manner. We alluds to the fact Of selecting
i particular case in a town where perhaps there are six
or eight eases, and trying ton one case. Now, pnhans
the case selected might be the only ore of the whole
number that It would not cure. This is neither doing
themselves nor the medicine justice. fla dozen per
sons were stricken down with the cholera in one town
or neighborhood, would they all SEMI fora phy9iciin
or would only one employ him, and wait and see if he
cured the first patient? That plan Of procedure would
be most absurd. So in the case ofDr. Hance's remedy,
every one who has Fits should tryit for a reasonable
length ofline. IL will not cure in a day or a week; no
thing worth doing cin be accomplished at once. What
IS easily done, is as easily undone, Tle growth Of time
Is enduring. From the most respectable testimony we
have examined, we feel assured thai BY a proper per-
severance in this remedy, nine cases of Epilepsy out df
ton may be cured. The Pills are sent by mail free of
postage to any part Of the world. Price, one box So;
two S., twelve 2t. You will fad the add eIs above.
Feb; l2--lm.
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HOnNUs OF al kWUE'
#.#S,Id at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
20 Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers OF Ned,
cines throughou; the United States, and the civilized
world, in Pots, at 25 cents, 62t cents, and 81 each.
tE- There isa considerable saving by taking the
4. B. Directions for the guidance of patients IN er
rev disorder are sHixed to each Pot.
Sold by John G. Baxter, Carrollton, Ohio.
March G. lS56-ly.
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PHALON,S PAPHIAN LOTION
Or Floral BEAUTIFYER.

A great cosmetic for beautifying the skin and COM
plexion, and for curing chapped hands, face, lips, tan,
sunburn, freckles, pimples, scalds, burns &c. A sure
and safe cure for the piles-one washing will give in
slant relief. After shaving, tits very soothing to the
skin. 1t keeps the hands soft and white, and for all
inaammations of he skin it will be found to be a great
nnn,nhu Z ice one lnlIIr nr hntIln.
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state of Ohio, Carroll County o.
OyFICE OF lHE JUl GE OF PROBATE

state of Ohio, Carroll County Q.
OFFICE OF IHE JI &c OF PROBATE
Carrollton, Jan. Is, 1857.
nBE following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and are
1 set for hearing on Monday, the 9Th day Of Febru-
sry. A. D.. 1851, at l o'clock P. NJ. of said day, and
viii be continued from day to day until all are disposed
of. The filing and ~peudency of which Accountants and
others Interested will take notice, viz
Final account h Of John G. Ohamper, executor Of VIII o I
William Champer, deceased:
" " VIM. D.. Robertson, le~xecutor Of Jamea
Robertson. deceased, for executor Of
will of James Eskin, Deceased.
q" I" Samuel Williams. admr with the will
annexed Of Mary Crawford, deceased.
A" Mary Cox, admr with viii annexed Of
Joseph Cox, deceased,
I" " William II, McGaVrsh, admT Of VIE
liam McGaVran deceased,
u " William Croxton, one Of admTs. Of co
tate of William Endley, deceased,
First John n, Bryant, er Of will Of Edwad
Foster, deceased,
C. Samuel Williams, guardian Of Lyd
Manchester, an insane person,
" I" Henry Smith guardian Of Amor hsirs
OF S. G, Smith,, deceased.
Second " Henry Harkless, guardian of II, II,
Aultlather, a MINOR,
JOHN H TRIP, Sbbate Judge.
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EF The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rrailroat
rx'ensi T. is now completed to Wh,e'iag, INC
Trains are running regularly.
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nANIEL HARMAN'S ESTAiE.-NoticO is hereby
given that the subscriber has been appointed and
n allied "a administrator on the estate of Daniel mar
man, deceased, late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
SETH BRANT, Administrator.
Ian 1 1HIT
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Tile Besl and most BeantJul Prizes ofhs
Season.
A Famous chance for BoHs and Girls.

A Famous chance for Boys and Girls,
To the boy who shall send US the largest number
Of one dollar subscriptions to "The SchoOlfellow, ,
BY the first Of February, we will az ard a handsome set
Of Carpenters Tools, complete and serVic able, and
made to suit his hand, in an ornkmtn al box marked
with his name.
To the girl who shall send US the llrgest list Of one
dollar subscribers to "The Schoolfellow !" in the same
time, we will presenta charming China Tea Set, brill.
snlly decorated in c%tlots, and having her name, in gold
on every piece.
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BLACKW0OD's MAGAZINE.
The British Quarterly Reviews
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PHALON,s MAGICIIAIR DYE.

One of the best natural dyes in the world, Its long
use has proved it to be beyond comparison; and, being
a vegetable production, no injury can possibly be done
to the skin, 1t is easily applied, and you can obtain a
black or a brown which will defy the best judges to
tell it from nature itself, Price 81 90 and $3.50 per box.
Made aud sold by f. Phalon, at 1871 Broadway, cor.
ne, Dcy street, and 5l7 Broadaay st. Nicholas Hotel,
New York, and all druggists aud fancy stores throu III
out the United Statesl
Phalon's Chemical Hair hVigor0tor.
The most complete article Of the kind ever before
offered to the public. L. has stood the test Of twenty
wear, in this country. and not one of the many hun
d,eds of limitations have been able to compete with it
for preserving dressing and beautifying the hair, and
keeping the head clear from %dandruif, etc. Is is in.
estimable; in short it is everything the hair requires
Price 50c. aud l dollar per bottle.
Dec, lS, 1856 -6m.
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SPLENDID OFFERS.

Or 1856 AND 1851 TOGETHER.
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hese Periodicals lose little by age. Hence a full yeaI
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the two years at the following extremely low rates
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Ctotbing made Iy superinendenttT Wss efhVfr-
mary.
Mems Weai, two round jackets, 9 shirts.
WmeL's Wear.-5 dresses, 4 chemise.
Redding.-7 comforts.
JONATHAN LONG,l
DAVID REEHM. Directors of In6rrv.
WILLIAM NIVIN.
Ian. %, 1857.-5w.
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A NUr FOR PEDAooeUEs TO CRACK "A wri-
ter in the Canton Repository. signing himself
a"SchoOl Master" gets up the following;
81 see in several papers, that the wealth OF
the United States is put down by the Secretary
of the Treasury at Elevan Billions, three hun
bred and Seven Millions, Six Hundred and E.
lsven Thousand and Seventy-two Dollars
Here is a sum in fgures as given by the Sec.
rotary Sill ,307, eli ,072. Now, if I under.
stand Nicholas Pike, l don't see where the
Billions cnms from, Webster's Dictionary
says, Billions is Millions Of Millions; and Pike
snumerates thus, ''Units, Tens, Hundreds, Thou.
sands Tens Of Thousands. Hundreds Of Thou
sand, Mill ms, Tens Of Millions, Hundreds Of
Millions. Thousands ofMillions-Tsn of Thou.
sands Of MilliOas, Hundredsof Thousands OIL
Millions, Billion, ne ,iley's Dictionary
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DfsTRIor AND CoMNaE PLEAs CoURTs-rhs
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
ninth Judicial District o. Ohio. having perms-
nenlly 6xsd aecOrding to law the times for
holding the District Courts asd tbs Courts Of
O mmon Pleas in said District, said Courts
vii be held ia the first sub. division thereof for
the year 1851 as %follOVs:
District Court.
COlumbianA county, April Goth.
Carroll 9Th,
Stark May 4lh.
Courts of Common Tied'.
Columbiana county, February 9lh, May
18th, and September 28Ih.
Carroll. February 2jId, June 1T, and DC
tober I9.h.
Stark, March BAD, June 9Th md October
s6,h.
1t will be seen from The above tina. the next
term OF the Court Of Common Pleas viii be
held in this county one week from next Mon
day.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

CARR CLIFTON. ::::::: :: OHIO.
THIS HOUSE, lately occupied by S. G. MCKEE,
has been lately reftted ~ the Subscriber and now pre-.
sents all the advantages that are desired in ~6rst-rate
Hotel The best that the market affords is procured
for it's guests Good Cooks are in the employment
at tn Is House, and every facility for comfo't aud plea.
sure il Iurni,he / At this popular stand.
January 8, 1SjT.-tf. F. .SWARTGGtL
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TO aVOIu %IfactOns, 30 may De TemIIleu 10 DIach-
wood, for which we will forward tbas work for both
Years, post paid.
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odicals above named, Is about $3l per annum. As we
shall never again be likely to offer such inducements
as those here presented, row is the time to subscribe!
eS- Remittances must, in al Leases, be made direct
" to the publishers, for al these prices no commission
can be allowed 10 agents,
address
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POSTAGE.

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1853. 1857.
Conn. Isaac Touey, Dem. T.. Porter, Rep
LIMOS, James Shields, " L. Trumbull. "
Iowa, A. C. Dodge, "a, Harlan, "
Maine, ], W. Bradbury, " w. P, Fsssenden,
n. II. NJ. Norris, " James Bell, "
M;eh., Lewis Cass. 81 Chandler, "
Penn, r Broadhead, S. Cameron, {"
R. Island, c. r. James, !" ]. Simmons. 4"
Wis, IIasc Walker, "JR Doolille, "
Here is a gain Of nine Senators with . loss
Of zone viz: Pugh instead Of Chase in Ohio.
The election of Indiana for Senators, will
hardly take place, 50 that 10 reality the Demo-
cratic party will have lost ten Senators, since
it commenced the war upon Free Principles.
The Quakers move "slow bat sure" They
are melhodical gentlemen. Next winter there
will be at least twenty eight Republican SenA-
tors in Congress. The work of wedding out
the dough faces goes bravely and steadily on.
One by one they fall, and when they fall, they
rise no more.
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neLSs- Castor Oil, Sweet Ol, Ctd-iver o.; are 4~O
" 0il,at
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Election Of Republican u s. Senator's in
place of Democrats.

In the four years since Pierce was elected
much has been done TO renOvats the Senate,
and four years more will probably make Con-
gress completely Republican. The following
ctaHges in the Senate. since March 1853, will
show what progress has been made there
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kH- The committee GA deaths, removals de-.
made the following tepor. to the Ohio Editorial
Association at It's fourth annual meeting held
at Mans6cl Id, Jan'y 18th 1850.
During TIE last year The following editors
have died
Collard Martin, CincinLali; Edward Smith
Mansfield; John G. Gilkison, Mansfield; Mr..
D.xrer. PiketOn Journal; N. P. Brister, View.
ark Times; ]. W. Johnson, Wayne County
Democrat; D. J. Gruber, Lancaster Eagle.
J)CRNALs ESTABLISHED.
Cincinnati Mirror. Cincinnati; Gallon Demo
crat. G dion; National Appeal, Athens; Demo
cratic Messenger, Fremont; North American,
Newark; Beacon, Huron: Constitution, Van
Vert; Alliance Times, Alliance.
JOURNALS DISCONTINUED.
Ohio Columbian, merged with o. S. Jour
nal; Clevelander, Cleveland; Gallon Times,
Gallon; Waterman. Crestline; True Wing. Mt.
Vernon; Genius Of the West. Cincinnati; Auro
ra. New Lisbon Columbian, Daily and Week.
~, Cincinnati; Herald, Newark; Alliance Led.
ger, Alliance; Monroe Journal, Woodsfisld;
Medical Counsellor, Columbus Locomotive,
Lexington Times Ballair: advertiser, Chillico
the.
EDITORS VINO HAVE LEFT TUE STATE.
Teesdale, of Akron, removed to Iowa City:
A. j. Van Worries, Of Athens, removed TO Mil.
nsisota Territory; Thomas Wi;hrow, Mt. Vel-
non, removed to Wisconsin; Ed. Elias, New
ark, removed to Indiana.
EDITORS WHO HAVE RETIRED FROM TIE TRIPOD,
Williams, Of the Toledo, Q, Toilet, Colum-
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NrRrER ON BOARD rhE AAsaloAs SAC ALBION
CcOfSs-.THs CAPTAIN AND rDuR M.s Kr,LEp-
AssE-T or rsE srRbaRsnt-sxYsor ARRIVAL
or rBE EEw GApTAIE SKhEasL-RAv .ass OF
yellow F8vsE-rHF sUd All MaRKIr-rHa yoINy
sr or pksBk AT AN EsD.
Ore Of The passengers Of tho stsamstip Empire CITY,
rom Havana. who resCdei this CITY A.t evening from
Norfolk Va has fuyn he'd with tbs following
~ summary or the current the islsud OF Oaoa
Tha Havana data 70 Tuesday, The 8th IDsisaG
the OH Of ssp,e mber, having hoard . negro
cook Frenchmsn and Irish boy, who
we're picked up by the Of tho brig tossing
at rea In boat oG tho Bahama Banks During
be rstege 10 Havana the hoy took opportunity TO
n'o,n the captain Of the bark himself and his oom
sri'ns belonged 10 the American orig Albion Cooper OF
porrd, Name, C,nstp Humphrey, from which poTt
re tGed sd-n witb rrins for Dardan.s on tho ga OF
June That ths croS AM Trencbm haf o,r1ered lsp
IAN H lmphreyr, the commander of the Albion Opousy
.h nis hrst ioe men OF ,nt Gre y sud then
fred tha brig and de,er,s1 her On this ,ta,ameot tho
stove mer'toped psrtes who rHsNued were all
paosd In cophrenen IL irons. The Unrd states Consul
ts6 char 60 If th6m .ben ihs E,.Dre ily laft port
There A. Nc eol tirsl re~s nj Hse sns
The new Ospteiu General r. Luuii expected 10 ar
rive om n.drd ear In October and prspA atoms
be,bs maize for his receptlrr
y'"- 'rver ,ages on shpbosrt sni amongst the sps-
rhh poos np The is'sDd. Snarish line OF battle ship
har o.t half NJ hsv of xx bundrcd m sn
cnaed that o'ty ~ the ne xy arrived
,clc'sre and ,aitn-s died or the disease
Thsre ~ss rot mnch s'cs pess snore.
In tho hands of specustors There we're l,cli sales
hut some as fsipg saht 10 Europe.
boney was moe os nty for Roof ,uriies, and tho
Juror q joint ',ook speculate bad entirely dsa ppeared