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state of OhIo, Carroll County s.

state of OhI0, Carroll County 9.
OFFICE OF 1HE JUDGE OF PROBATE
C~arrOllton, Jan. Is, 1857.
nHE following accounts of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and are
l set for hearing on Monday, the 9th day of Febru-
arv. A. D. 1857. at l o'clock P. N. of said day, ard
will be continued from day to day until al are disposed
of. The filing and ~pendency of which Accountants and
others interested will take notice, Wis
Final account OF John G. ChampeF, executor of viii o I
William Champer, deceased;
&" 1" VIM. D.. Robertson, executor Of James
Robertson. deceased, for executor of
will Of James Eskin, Deceased.
q &" Samuel Williams. admir- with the will
annexed Of Nary Crawford, deceased.
" " Mary Cox, admr with viii annexed Of
Joseph Cox, deceased,
=" 4" William H., McGavrsA, sdnr Ct VIE
liam McGavran deceased,
" {" William Croxton, one Of admFs. Of &c
tate of v iliam Endey, deceased,
First John N, Bryant, er Of will Of Edward
Foster, deceased,
Z " Samuel Williams, guardian Of Lyd
Manchester, an h sane peFseH.
4" " Henry Smith. guardian &c Minor heirs
offs, c, Smith. deceased.
Second Henry Hsrkless, guardian Of u, II.
AnltfatheF, 9 minor.
JOHN H. TRIP. Probate Judge.
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ROAD HOUSE.

CARR CLIFTON, $780, OHIO.
MEN OF ONO. LOOK TO YOUR MTEREsTs.-
WI The time has come when every man win boz
bic Groceries where they can be bought cheapest and
are Of the best quality;
II. L. COGSIL has the cheapest GAd best
lot Of Groceries IN town; Call and see uhat ercellept
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molssses. Cheese, soda; Starch
~sslerstus, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.,-in fact any thing
that lie comprised in a vel assorted stock Of Gyoceriss'
Also q good article tf fresh fab.
He will also pay the highest cash price for Wheat.
Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and al kinds OF produce.
CarrolltoD, Nov. q, ls56.-tE. n. H. COGsIL.
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Ey- At a trial in Chicago. a few days since
it was developed that the milkmen of that city
are in the constant habit Of adulterating their
milk by adding tE,re!o A compound called
dope, which is composed of burnt sugar,
chalk and water.
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"Ons eMe Three MVdsrers."

FIRE AT CANroN.-A fire broke out on Tues
day night. the 10Th inst. in the Union Livery
Stables, Canton, consuming than and the ad.
joining stable, 4 part Of the Union House
was also destroyed by the FIRE. and otherwise
much injured, including the furniture. by wa.
Ter and rough usaGes. In the stables. four
horses and twelve or fourteen carriages and
buggies, together with a considerable amount
oil harness were burned.
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NEW YoRx. Feb. &c 1857
BLACKWOOD's MAGAZINE.
The British Quarterly Reviews

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following leading British Periodicals, viz
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h-Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine (Toryl
These periodicals ably represent the three great 20
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much as they can now be placed in tha hands of sub
scribers about as soon as the original editions.
TERMS. Irregular Priees)
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EAsrnx. Feb. Q

CiReianati Safety Fund Bank .Ycts Reporter:
published by Lqugdon, HAYES g. Co, giving a
list Ofall the banks in the Union, with descrip.
ton Of counterfeit an6 altered notes on the
same. Terms per annum, semi-monthly, 81
90; monthly, $3.50. Address, Safety Fund
Reporter, No. 8 Bank Buildings. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. vs. are Indebted u
our representative Hon. Silas Potts, fora Re.
port of the 'Joint Comm tee on tho Publ,
Works"
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MARRIED. On the IL h inst. at the resi-
denos Of her father, by tbs Rev. G. II. R.iter,
Mr.. Jacob Ulmsn and Miss Sarah Bennington,
both Of Carroll co. Ohio.
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HOOP BALLooEs.--There is quite a Juror A.
nongsta class of editors about hoops and erin
oline skirts worn By the bellies Of the day. IT
would be prudent for some of this class to un.
drrgO a %tonsural operation to make themselves
appear more like men and less Ike babools, OF
SOM other unnameable animals, before enga.
ging SO largely in structures upon the appear
ance Of otherS. Iii ungallant in those who
Ecribble for these three penny papers to con,
sume all their wit at the expense of the ladies,
by meddling with their skirts, hoops dc. The
ladies End their own whalebone and timber (or
hoops, or IL they purchase wire Of the tin smith
they are able TO pay for it, and Of course ask
no boot Of those long cared gentlemen who
trouble themselves so much about what is none
of tLeir business. AS 10 whether they will
or do, End trouble in getting into churcl es, that
Is their own business surely. We are quite
confident II they should get in a eight place.
at church, they would not see relief from this
class Of ''gemmen." They are not usually
found in such places. 1t is 900 dry a place.
for them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

Ey- The Republicans Of Pennsylvania are
to hold a State convention at Harrisburgh' on
lhe 95L of Mach. IL nominate a Stale ticket
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

CARR OLLTOK. :::::..:. OHIO.
THIS HOUSE, lately occupied BY s. G. McKEE,
hs been lately Te6tted BY the Subscriber and nov pre-.
sents ell the advantages that are desired IN a 6rstrsts
Hotel. The best that the market affords Is procured
iofEs guests Good Cooks are IN the employment
at this House, and every facility for comfort and Dlea.
surs Is furnished at n l. popular stand.
January 8, ls57-h y. c. WARTZELL.
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Stop that SANDER +!

THIS 0ERTIFTES THAT NEVER CHARGED
Il Ma. ELIXIR Far, with having my COW or that Of
any other persons unlaWiully In or about bis premises.
ana thai said Fry ever held in his possessio ] said COW
out believe hun to be an honest man, scominR to CON.
nit any act Of the kind. VALENTINE LEfTNRR
February b.-ls57
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C%RISTADOROS Barr DYG

Within u nus shsil all the merits lie,
OF Cfistadnro's never equalled Dye;
Red IL makes black, to brown transforms a grey,
nd keeps the fbles slWsys from decay.
This matchless rcvitalizing Hair Dive still holds |
position as the most harmless and cflcacious Hair Ly,
in the world. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
and applied in ten private rooms at Girls 'adOro's, No
6 Astor House, Broadway, New.York, and by all per.
tuners and Druggists in the United States,
Agents Cincinnati; Ohio, J. D. PARK, and SOTO,
PALNER.
J.a Is, lS57,-ly
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MORE OF THE 3URDELL CAsE.-We learn
from The New York Tribune that Mrs. E. A.
6ardsll, for Mrs. Cunningham the two Miss
canDinghams, Mr.. Eckel and Mr., Snodgrass
we're released from custody by a writ of habeas
corpus, ard the next day were re-arrested.
During q further investigation ofthe case al,
luded to. an anonymous letter was received by
the coroner, stating that The murder was done
by three msn-that the people in the house
we're innocent, and he intended to turn State,
evidence. Signed,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Jesse Brothers, plaintiff,
a5ta'5
Jesse Young, defendant;
A. u. HaiAes, agent, &c. plaintiff Before John ;.
AGAINST Haines, Justice of
Jesse Young, defendant, and the Peace oil brown
Robert Hamilton, plaintiff township, Carroli
AGAINST county, Ohio.
Jesse Young. defendant
On the 27th and 29th days Of December, A.. 1896
aid Justice issued orders OF attachment in the above &C,
ions for the sum of two hundred and two dollars, and
- LII, .orts Jesse Brothers,
- 90 A r. Haines, agt'
Feb. s, 1851 robert h"mH'oP'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
DIX, EDWARDS & CO.:
No. 32l Broaiway, Eew Yotk.
Pubiish the iolloslng Magazines
PUTNAM's MONTHLY

Aboriginal American Naraziae.
The number Of January, ls57, c0mmencei q neu
veiume, The character Of the Magazine /. 40 seu.
EnoWn, that the %pubi'hss have only 10 say that the,
mean u relax DO e~Aefiion ~ reader Il conf,mly vor
ny o. public favor. De regard viii b. had b q III.
et and popular entertainment, aid While the moathl,
WI continue is great survey Of public questions, itsiI
not tofget thai the public expects smusemeut A. ael
a. instruction IN a mtn.hly magazine,
Terms, Is 90 a year, or % coub a nuplbor. Suh
schbers renting Thrte Dollars, will receive t,s wot
one year, post paid.
CIabs,-2 copies Is; s copies, sIO.
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FINE WEATHER. Now's THE TINE The
Oldest settlers Of this part of the country all
concur IN the belief that John W. Gould can
take a better Ambrotype than sny man this
side Of the river Jordon. Give lin a call
the pictures be has taken are so life-like, that
il one should insert his finger into the mouth
OF one, we have no doubt it would be lit ia
twain.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

NSTATE NOTICE Notice is Sereby given that the
u undersigned have been appointed and qualified IS
executors of the last will and testament Of Elias Harsh,
deceased. late Of Carroll county. Ohio.
Feb l9. 1851. RAH u hsn'
RNCCH HARSH,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

EB- We WISH no on4 to o,rri,,k the fac
that Mr.. Wilson now keeps himself in READINGS,
lat the oil stanl on Nam Street, formerly oc
cupisd by D. NJ. J4skson,) to I'll any gentle
man, from the nsk to the heel, in his line, as a
fashionable Tailor He has the appearance q
a gentleman. and CONES recsunsn led as a
. finished workman" Give him a calI.--a
profitable call.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
Newspaper Change.

Mr.. GEo. W. BARLOW, the present Foreman
Of this office has purchased an interest 10 tie
gainesville Commercial AdVertiser. and will re.
move thither about the first of April next. We
understand that he takes control Of the me.
chanical department of that pap.r, for which
post he is well qualified. lie has been fore
man Of this Office since December 1851. du.
ring which tine he has promptly issued our pa.
per, and in such style that il will compare with
any weekly That has com under our notice
We feel assured that our readers will bear u,
out ia this assertion.
We are strangers TO the other member Of h
firm. but from what we learn orhIm, We arr
assured that he is a worthy man, and we hope
lbs situation secured by Mr.. B Tlow will prove
a pleasant and a profitable one.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

The Washington (Pa.) Commonwealth has
passed from the hands of J. S. Closky & Co,
and will in future be conducted by VIM. s.
Moore, Esq, at present holding the Office OF
Prothoualory of Washington county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

DANIEL HARMANS ESTATE.-NO1ics b hereby
IL given that the subscriber has been appointed and
o allied as administrators on the estate Of PANEL Har-
man, deceased, late Of Carroll county Ohio.
SETH BRANT, Admiuistraios.
Jan. /, 1851.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

FINN, the witty commedIan. was carving a
goose at supper. when John Everett called out
to the carver at the oher end of the table.
''what sort OF a fowl is that brother of yours,
Finn ?" 1T Is almost as great a goose,' re-
4ponded the wit, 'as | Everett p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms tn
following real estate stsats on Main Street, Casro lion
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:-one lot on which e.
rectcd a large two story brick building, well finished
suitable for a dwelling or Hotel; also, a small lot sdjoin.
ing the above on which j. sitEated a large and commO.
dious frame stable. sufficient in size to contain 30 hor.
ses,-also, two other lots in one enclosure with a frame
dwelling house thereon The above property will be
sold separately or joistsy to suit purchasers, --and il
not sold will he for rent.
! 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 OiIowa whichwill be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers.
For Terms apply to Or, 1ohn S Iu4tsr Carrollton
Ohio. P. +, PRICE,
Nov, l3, sc. IT,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

College Journal I'VE are 10 receipt Of ooca-
siOaal numbers Of this medical publication. 1t
appears to be a work on medical science wor-
thy the attention Of the profession. Terms ST.,
90 per aunum. Address as above, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Cheer Ur.-An exchange calls on women
Of all ages to cheer up aAd take fresh courage,
because the census shows that there are near
" half a million more men than women iu the
United States.
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PHALON7S PAPHIAN LOTION
Or FfOraI REAUTIFYER.

Or FfOfUl BFiAUIIFHEk.
A great cosmetic for identifying the skin and com
plexion, and for curing chapped hands, face, lips, tan,
sunburn, freckles, pimples, scalds, burns &c. 4 sure
and safe cure for the piles-One washing will give in.
slant relief. After shaving, It'll very soothing to the
skin. It keeps the hands soft and white, and for all
inAammations of the skin it viii he found to be a great
remedy, Price one lollar per bottle.
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
tel. it from nature itself, Price 81 90 and 81 so per box.
Made and sold by f.. Phalon, at 1877 Broadway, cor.
mel Dey street, and 5l7 Broadway St, Nicholas Hotel,
New York, and all druggists and fancy stores through,
out the United States
PhalOn'S Chemical HaW LRvigorotor.
The most complete article Of the kind ever before
offered to the public. 1t has stood the test OF twenty
years in this country, and not one Of the many hun.
dreds of limitations have been able to compete with it
for preserving dressing and identifying the hair, and
keeping the head clear from ~dandruff, etc. Is is in.
~estImable; in short it is everything the hair requires
Price SOC. and | dollar per bottle.
Dec. ls, 1856 -6m.
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AGENTS WANTED
To SELL BY SUBSCRIPTIONS;
THIRTY YEARS VIEW!
BY HON. THOMAS II. BENTON.

M0rSs's General alias Of tie World.
OOntaining 40 beautiful colored Maps, drawn and en-.
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and statistics OF all nations to the year 1856.
Cyclopedia of american Elogaence.
containing the most Important Speeches of all the eel.
Y ebrated American Orators, from James Otis to Dan.
iel Webster. With biographical sketches AMI elegant.
ly engraved portraits.
Cyclopedia Of Wa and Hrmor.
Dy William Il Burton, the celebrated COMEDIAN
ID To be published in % or rs semi monthly parts,
and sold at % cents each.
The Farmers Library.
q vols. 600 pages, and 500 beautiful Illustrations. Ed.
y tied by Stephens, johnson, Skinner, Shaw Thaer,
and other celebrated agficulturists.
Liberal inducements offered to canvassers for these
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every county in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Missouri.
Full catalogues will be et on application to
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Feb. IL, l857.-lm.
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SHERIFFS' SALE.

George G. Payne, State Of Ohio, COnmOn Pleas.
rs Cisl action.
Henry SwArtz. Order of Sale.
By virtue OF an order of sale issuedout Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in the town Of CarroltOn, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and A O'Clock P. D.,
On Monday, The Esd dag Of EJruory. 1854,
the following real estate. to wit: Got number twenty
four (24) il the teSn Of Magnolia, Rose township.
Carroll county, Ohio, occupied as = tavern stand. Sold
as the property Of George G. PAYNE. Terms cash.
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Jan. %, ls57.-td' pr fee 50 SO.
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lILS- Castor OIL, saeet Oil, cod-Hver III, and Lad
Oil, at BAXTER'S'
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A FALLAcT FOR THs FAcILIrTEs.-Why ought
a tailor never to begin to make a coat till he
tries it on?-Because everything in cOnnec ton
with business ought to be done at the itirg
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Tue LITTLE PILGRIM "a paper for little
fOlks,-a fl companion for every child, |,
has . chill Like simplicity and beauty which
makes it altogether ft for youth. 1t is edited
by Grace Greenwood. Terms: Siogle copy
50 cents per Gnnum. Address Leander Il
Lippiucott, DC South Third Street. Philadel J.
phia, Pa.
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Per. ann.
For any one oft e four Reviews. 81 OO
For INV two Of the four Reviews 5 Oh
For any three Of the four Reviews 90
For all four Of the Reviews s 20
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PAYMENTS to he made in all cases in advance. Money
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par,
POSTAGE.
Tho postage to any part of the United Srates W i be
but Thirty four cents a year Tor "Blackwood," aud bu
Fourteen Gents a year for each Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be iurnishedt
for 1857.
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RE Graham for March has arrived. 1t is
a beauty. Nothing can exceed it. We are
laite sure that the circulation of this sterling
monthly would be largely increased if its ex
rellent on aliIies were more extensively known.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-25
SLlyE EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON,

- BOSTON, November, 3. p
Mr.. Lewis Sweet and family accompanied by
a slave girl named Betty, have been spending
several months. travelling North. Their last
stopping place was Lawrence, where aswnt, OF
Shsbesss CORPUS obtained 9g5s ground That
Jeft5 siaifsd 81 LEE pas
ties were brought TO this city to. day; and
hearing was had before Chief Justice Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Sweet, who were present, stated
that they would chcerfully abide by Betty's
own choice in the matter. After the case had
been stated by the respective counsel-J. A.
An :rcwS, Esq, for the petitioners in the writ,
ANA Mr.. Watson, of Lawrence, for the claimants
Judge Shaw retired with the woman TO an
atiioinin: room for the purpose Of ascerlaining
hc: wishes, without bias from the presence OF
those around her. On returning the Judge
stated that it was Eetty's voluntary decision to
return Wit! her master to Tennessee, and the
Court thrrcupoa passed tic following ORDER
Iila; Betty Is at liberty to remain in Massa-
c'u,c;tS or 10 return with ler master 10 Ten
ncSscc. as size may see Et.;' The case was then
dismissed: Betty retiring with Lcr master and
mistress, apparently contentcd.
The rumor that fugitive slave case was pend.
ing caused considerable excitement and attract
cd crowd in and about the Court House. arG
several coiored persons rnahe strong and unava!l.
!:?g afisal5 10 Betty 20 accept tho freedom Of.
ttrGd ~ ,Ier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-25
From the Charleston Mercury. 45
DEATH or GEN, JAMES HaAHTDY,

The sad news was received here yesterday
1.-THE 18th inst, by telegraph, of. a midnight
collision between two steamers in. the Gulf OF
Mexico, in which one of them was almost ID.
stantly sunk. The passengers were all in. their
berths, and it is reported that oil :pcrished.- -
Among them was Gen. HAMILTON. s.
twill carry sad feeling to every generous
heart, that spirit which has been so prominent
in the public life of South Carolina, should be
thus disastrously quenched. We have so recent
ly given full sketch ofthe public career of Gen.
HAMILTON, that it is not necessary to repeat it
here. He was not a great orator, nor perhaps o
great statesman, but he was undenably o great
leader. The grace and suavity of his manners,
his untlring zeal, his chivarous spirit, and, per-
haps above ALL his hopefulncss, made him, when
ever lie was in public life man of marked dis.
tinction. His spirit was genial, and eminently.
social and where ever he approached men there
was 81 fascination about him that. carried
weight of influence which it was hard to resist.
The intense activity of his mind drew him into
many enterprises some Of which, in the end,
brought perplcxity and embarrassment; but he
bore his fortunes ever with q brave spirit that
marked him as one who might Justly claim kin
with Inc linghtly leaders of the Middle Ages.
in his letter to the Editors ofthis paper he spoke
mnurhully Of HIMSELF of one of the few survi-.
vorS cf that great contest in which South Carroll
M, simgle-handed, sought to establish the priuci-
pie that in Confederate Government, the mi.
nory had rights, of which the majority could
not lespoil them. 1t recalls to us the. grand
cloud of witnesses which hoyercd over the. State
during that e lorious and trying struggle; Cal
houn, McDuiiic. Harper, Hayne, Elmore, Coop.
.er, and Turnbull-al are gone; and he who so
recently recalled their memories as his great co.
Temperatures, is, by enstrolie of Providence,
swept away to join the illustrious dead.