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SANDERS,
HORSE RAKE.


ViulS Rake Is intended for raking hay and cleaning
l. wheat fields. II will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel, lts operation Is the most simple and easy Of any
Horse Rake In use. The operator tides and operates
the Rake with his feet, the teeth being attached TO the
%axletree, Ehieh Is the head Of the Rake, with hinges on
the front side attached to the shafts; the head vibrate.
on the axes as il required by the operator 70 leave N,
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted 10 al
classes Of men. This Is the cheapest, simplest and hes
Horse Rake nov In use; at all Fairs where exhibited h
has taken the premium.
We have purehased'the right for Carroll county. from
The Patentee, and offer said Rake to the farmers Of Lii
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rake can be seen at fhe American
House,
C%arrOllton, Ohio. wOODBORNE & ROUDEBUsH.
July l2, 1855, #.
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THx MoTE AND TuE BEAM.-John,' said a
clergyman TO one OF his aock, you should be-
come a teelOtaller--you have been drinking to.
day. DO You never TAX Voc drap your.
sell cir 2 inquired John. 'Ab, but John, you
must look at your circumstances and mine!'
Very 'rue,' qpoth JOHN; but cir, can you tell
ps how the streets Of jerusalem were kept SO
clean? No, John, | canno. tell you that
'Well, sif, 1t wHs just because every one keep.
il his ain door clean?' replied John with au
air Of triumph. The pagson looked as if he
fully acknowledged the corn, and disappeared
John was never chatechised after that by hi,
worthy tor.
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A FnlESO IN NEED Az The County Police,
ofhcs al GateshsAd. on thursday. three mer
were charged with having been drunk and Dis,
orderly. When called upon to plead, one o
them undertook 10 speak for he whole, and re
piled, ''1wo Of US guilty, and one not guilty.
"Well," asked he Bench, fare you guilty, oil
no. guilly?'" "oh," cried the spokesman, I'm
not guilty. "iPs only tie others.
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PlaStOrinG! PIaStering

The Undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
&c that he is still engaged in the above business, and is
repaired to execute work to the fancy of any. Plain
md rnamental plastering done TO order on the short.
st possible notice. My long experience in the bust.
TESS, and my success as a mechanic, enables me to as
IRE the public hat all work will be executed to entire
abstraction. All orders will be attended to promptly.
lddress the undersigned, at Carrollton, Carroll county,
Ohio. WIN @. UNION. =
June 10, tS56.-tf.
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FA nc NTSN
Tall and Winter Goods!

We are o. hand again with a desirable stock Of new
and fashionable goods, comprising all the various styles
of goods that can be found anywhere. And We take
this method Of informing our friends and the public
that THEY ARE FOR sALE, and at prices that will aston
.ish and please. Among our goods canb found all the
late sJ sof Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of silks,
wool plaids, meIiuos, parametas, delaiues, pIiats, &C.
Shawls and Dress Trimmings Of all the latest styles.
Man AND BOYS WEAR. Cloths, cassimeres, %satuetts,
tweeds, jeans, &c.
MADE CLoTHING, In this department we def
competition. We have everything in that way Mems
over, dress, and business coats. Also boys clothing.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Everything belonging to this
anch oltradc.
HATS AND CAPs.-Ah that is desirable for dress o.
comfort,
CLocKs.-You who want the right time, call with
CUMMINGS d COUCH.
October l6. 1856.
n ARPETS, Floor aud fable Oil cloth, a good assor
u ment. q. Q.
G HAWLS. Now is the time for a nice Shawl.
y @. & G.
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GOLDEN FARMER,

GOLDEN FARMER,
This stove for both cooking and and Baking purposesis
acknowledged to have no EQUAL by all who have ever
used it. 1t is very neat in design and having the most
spacious oven OF any pattern Of stove made with the
draft arranged in such a manner az to Away secure e.
ven aud speedy Baking. It'll as proved itself p%eriectin
every respect, and has given satisfaction in every in.
stance, 1t is needless to multiply words, the stove be.
Ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties,
its good qualities are well known. Call and examine
for yourselves.
lie also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak.
ron manufacture, among which are the
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not excelled by any
ahasVhich stand A No. /. among all Western made
stoves. Those who desire to purchase will do well to
call with the subscriber, as the exceeding low prices at
which he isselling the bestarticle of stove places them
within the reach ofevery one.
He continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand a large assortment Of Tin, Copper, 4 Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything, from a Tin cup, to a
Copper kettle. and all of which is manufactured in the
most substantial and workmanlke m~anner-ofthe very
best materials, and which he will continue to sell at the
lowest prices; wholesale and retril All orders from
Merchants promptly attended to.
Remember the place. Sign of the Big copper
Kettle" opposite the Court House, Carrollton Ohio,
July ln,-'5G,-tf. TUOMAS II. ATKINSON.
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VHE UNDERSIGNED Has BEEN RE-
L fitting. and has IN good condition bis Coal hine'
in Union towuship, and Is prepared TO hl all orders
20 any amount, The superiority ofthe coal ~iurnshca
Gom these mines Is well established and a Is not no
.eessary to commend the coal "a these Who have oeeu
using I. as is use establishes iis character.
Ibaye in nv employ Mcssrs. John IL. and George
". Hemiac, who are second TO none in the safe, a.
coal miners JOHN FAWCETT.
January lS56,-sm.
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CAR ROLL COUNTY
ER IA HI Err GID n .


ER IA Il II Err GID e y
Time Table for the Mail Trains.
To take effect on and after Monday the q2d
day Of October 1855.
From CarIoltou 10 Cleveland, Pittsburgh. CrestIine
C%olumbu, Steubenville or South Mail lain will le,ve
Carrollton Depot daily at n Il. NJ. stopping at all wsy
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on @. X /. R, r. Passengers going Moth, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 P. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at 3 P, N. and passen.
gers will aniveat Carrollton 8 90 P. NJ. This arrange,
ment will en- N passengers to remain in Cleveland |
nour 10 tTanace usiness, and will enable passenge, s
that may wish to reach the S. & l.. r.. K. travelling
South to Columbus, or East to Steubenville, or Wheel,
ing Va, without much time .ost.
The Freight trains will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on s. & |. K. R. O.
zelda to CarrolltOn by Il. R Carrollton to New Ma: ket
by Stage.
Tickets through sl,l2l to be had ofTreasurer James
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo. K.
McKasky.
There are regular lines of Stages running TO the
East, from Carrollton, Hailem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Steubtnville. Also a daily
line running South nom CaTollton, Lamertine, Perrys.
vile to New Market on the S. & /. r. r. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss Of
time,
Jan. 10 1856. F. MCGUIRE,
Supt, G. G. Il. r.
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A~SAyPoDY who suppeses that locking C young
lady in a room to prevent her from knowing
What love mesns. might AS we'll undertake ia
keep The strawberries ton blushing in June,
by whispering in their ears about the snsw we
had last winter.
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~ john y. Caldwell. Esq naS been e.
l,cted edaor Of The Ohv Journal Of Education.
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DR.. P. w, LEE
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

N0RAERLY OF SALEM, OHIO; AND FOR TIE
Il past year piacticed in connection with Dr.. j. S
Hunter, has removed his office and residence TO the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Capt. Geo. +
Kennedy, near the Court House, con- er Of Lisbon and
Canal streets, where he will hereafter be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that re
qure his pIof ssicual services. Flattered by past sue
cess, he hopes by prompt attention to merit a con.
Jinuance of public patronage.
Dr.. Lee claims to be entirely modern in the treast.
ment Of disease whether Of surgical or other charac
ter. He has also paid 81 ecal attention to the new
treatment OF lung aud throat affections, viz; by "lfed
icaI Inhalation. )" Patients suffering from any form o
those affections, whether Of acute or chronic charac,
ter, are especially invited 10 call at his office, where he
will be happy to render all Information with regard t.
he disease, method Of treatment, &C., free of chap ct
Diseases Of women and children receive prompt at,
tentiun.
Carollton. o., Sept. IL, 1856 If.
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The proprietor in calling the attention OF the public
to this preparation, does so with a feeling of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the d.
seases for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test of a ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unrivaled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony IN its IA
vor given by the most prominent and well known Ply
5icians aud individual in a parts Of the country is i'm
mense, and a careful perusal Of the Almanac, publish
ed annually by the proprietor, and to be bad gratis Of
any Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skepiical
that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
it has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. ARCH st
Philad'a, Pa.
Sold by G.. A. Boegel, Carrollton. A Mclean Au-
gusta. Ware & King, Noristown and by all Dealers
in Medicines.
April If, 1856. ".
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PATTON HOUSE,
Golden Farmer, Cooking Stove.

The Subscriber has justr eUeiVed direct from Albany
a large assortment Of THEN excellent stove. and invites
all who may wish to supply themselves with good stove
to call and examine his stock, Foremost among which
In tho
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Don't read Sny more of this column,
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G HAWLs. Now is the time for a nice Shawl.
y G. & G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before the Hon. Judge Clerke.

peiofe tne iion. JuuKc Sicrko
MAY 2o-Dard s DuncOms W, Benz. r Wsearf-
Motion denied, with $40 costs to abide the event.
Leas r. Fuller and Others w Oruille Dalta.--Mo6sa Dc.
MED, without prejudice TO plaintiffs rights 10 prcse tsr
points before the referee his claim 10 surplus money
In NE matter Of ne application Of the Mayor, de, Of Rns
York 70 open and lay out Centra Pdrk Report confirmed
In ae mater cfhe Mayor, DC, f New Pork, IN raassu
10 ne taxing for a n>U reservoir Report confirmed.
THE MILLS WILL CASE.
lydia Nils and Others us Wllidm r. Mits and s1>vS-
The terms and provisions OF this will inconsistent win
buton Of his estate ater the youngest child shall have
OF age, and that third OF be reserved and
vested for oils wife during her s and In the next clause
he fur her directs that the residue OF his estate (reman
Ing after the deduction OF the onc-thrd) DO divdsA
among his eight ohilircn, evidently not contem-
plating that another one-third for his wife
should DO also deducted before the Distributor.
Where ksstor directs neral distribution OF his estate
without assigning any particular dsnct portions Of v
any one ana gives third OF the whole his wife aal
others without qualification, this Is deduction V ally
Inconsistent with the idea that the widow should have aay
than one third OF the whole: In other words the
sdue 1.-TWO thirdly cannot third The real esa1s
Sold must be deemed, ON the prnapIe Of equitable
version be and ~ rsona by the aatogs
death The Judge, therefore, thinks that the udgnsn1B
against the children not liens upon the New York pro
direction II must DO deemed 10 have vcsurc thsn a.
n consequently subject 10 those cns two thirds Of whioh
being also subject 70 the nchoate right OF dover Of ~
wives OF such children according 10 their respective
shares in said two thirds Their future interest In the
third OF the portion OF the real estate not subject 70 Nh
nchoate right OF DOVER because the husbands 10
seized OF H. either In law In fact life interest beng
in their mother Lett Judgment be settled, NOTICE,
conformity with this decision and with the report Of ths
referee, except those points Of in which have indicated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
PO ltlcs In Kapsns.
Correspondence Of the 81. Louis Republican


Next upon docket Of headings stands hs cou.l,s
political fight in Kansas and precious row II viii M
far ahead indeed Of that "pull husband puIl bear as
dict" with the particulars Of which your readers ara
doubtless familiar. Stop lot classify the opposing per-
ties; they number some half dozen. Frst-the ultra
pro slavery man, little the bowie knife six shoo~
with his political legs twisted under the birds belly 81;
wants his nggers in fer the Union omemee but fcois
outh all the ume Then the moderate pro slavery
man-Unioa loving, conservative, good democrat whe
niggers II the majority OF the people wish H. but
Union any how and above all the unity OF the great "a
uonal democratic party Then have the moderate free
State national democrat all right, Then an ultra free
State man, who cries "free soil" and only means Ere
mont; oors Niger alias black republican, whose cry
anarchy, defiance to law, Bill Seward aud Greeley
Then comes your ab0tionist, but never did ty b
"paint tho devp' yet and wont begin now.
So you provided with all the materials oe
pretty fight charmed that very Irish gsnus
man, Sir Lucius O"Triyger
To be serious however, II has now become all impor.
tan The conservative the true national democraoy
Of Kansas whether from the North fron the Soxtk
der shoulder the upholdcrs Of law, and the adve
of "demt crazy and democratic constitution for Kansas
Whatever may be the result far the slavery quesa
goes, may be mistaken, but we think that Kansas win
be free State with protective clause as 10 negroes
owned In the Territory, and will DO ade 30 by the ~ e
the united and conservative national democracy both e
tho North and the South If this should be So the dsaA-
cracy Of tho North will debt OF gratitude 70 ~
Southern wing Of the party whose full extent win b &
most Impossible TO conceive
The lines must now be drawn forever and for aye
y no longer pro slavery and free SOIL "border ru1An"
and "abolieonist" but national democrat and bas
publican.
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The Seubsn County Board OF Commissioners grante4
towns Of the county applications for licenses were
made Tho whole amount raised BY the county ftsa
licenses will be 81 ,245.
The Jefferson county board do mot meet until The ID 4
June.
In Geneva but licenses granted-fovr TO 10.
tells and three to druggists.
The Ohautauque county Commissioners granted thirty.
licenses The licenses divided into three classes,
the fees for which respectively placed at $50, 40
and go. The entire receipts were 81 $50.
In Syracuse, the liquor dealers held . meeting and
passed resolutions den0uncing the law a. " unc nse
tutonai" Not the least remarkable Of the resouticas
was one expressing q belief that 1t will increase
the evils of intemperance by driving moral and respeea
BILE dealers out OF the business and leave In the hand1
of those who will be apt to sell to Incorporate persons"
wherefore they call mora and good citizens" 10 I'D
them In putting down the law.
The Chenango County Board granted about ay Licenses,
and deposited nearly So 600 with the County Treasurer
The Sene County Board have adopted $50 the pee
OF licenses In the villages aud $50 the country. Twenty
six have been granted 20 far.
In ST. Lawrence county, sixtyH licenses In al have
been granted netting 70 the county The handsome sum a
$3.50
fhe Rensselaer, Board have granted number ct from
$50 $35 each Nearly all to dealers In the country
towns.
In Montgomery county, upwards or forty licenses have
been granted TO taverns and stores The price has beea
fixed $780, except for few Of the larger and most i'm.
portaDt hotels
In saratoga county sxtytwo licenses have been grant.
ed, At prices ranging from $50 TO $6S Twenty I've
licenses have been given In Saratoga Springs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
Supreme Collrt-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.

MERCANTILE FAILURE-sUIT AGAINST SPECIAL
PARTNERS.
MAY 2S.-ODe1 L. Euydw John s. Lounsbo7y,
Thomas Bats, Nathaniel L. McOeady and John W. Nsa.-
The plaintiff In this complains that the 19h 4
August 1864 the defendants entered into agyeemsns
for the formation OF limited partnership pursuant the
provisions Of the STATUTE for the purpose OF aasaceng
the business Of dstsg turpentne and nolasses, and
manufacturing spirits Of turpentne, &C. and buying ana
vending other merchandise under tho name or Arm q
Lounsbey Belts that BY the terms and conditions a
the agreement the general partners 70 be John
TO be Naih'l L. McCready and john W. Mott The anssal
Of capital which each special partner had to contribute -
the common stock 00 and the period at whsh We
partnership was 70 commence was the 18th Of Augss
10th day Of August, 1859 For first OF aouea
against The defendants the plaintiff alleges that On e
about the 18th Of Nay, 1855, the plaintiff drew M
OF exchange upon tho firm Of Lounsbsrry Bess
at 90 days, for $1,000; Loumberry Beih aoespaS1
that bill OF exchange under the hmied partnershp ~
plaintiff holds that bill, and remains unpaid; the otheg
OF action similar bills Of exchange FER Va
rous sums still unpaid the plaintiff also alleges that he -
lvered at various times TO Lounsberry Belts quaahnas
OF rosn to be sold by them commison that IOuna-
berry Belts, under the limited partnership, rendered
their account OF sales Of the rosin and there then
balance Of SITS due by them TO plaintiff that aoss1n;
another sale OF roein there remains duo S4l3 the PLATA
til contends that the defendants all general parnss
the provisions OF the act Of limited partnership havn9
been complied with that Lounsberry Bets made 70 oss
W. Morgan assignment OF all the properly and ce a
the partnership BY which assignment preference wAs
given 10 of the creditors the plaintiff and cher
creditors that at the time OF The making Of said azn-
unable pay their debts and Liabilities The plaintiff do.
mands judgment for 80 LAT, with interest Tho defend.
ants McCready and Mott, deny the general partnsrshp,
deny any knowledge OF the Indebtedness OF the drl
MAY 20 On motion Of defendants counsel the Cssrt
dismissed the complaint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge IngersoIl.

ANOTHER CHARGE OF MURDER on THE Hran mAs.
MAr 2s.7Ae United States ~. Charles SsepA>ns The d.
PENDANT In this case, young Of about twenty Eve
years OF age, second mate OF the NJ E. Baich aaA
was lchargcd with the murder Of boy named Ross -
beard that vessel, on voyage 10 Liverpool from New
York, BY hitting him with q marlinspks and KNOCKING
him overheard. The case fully reported In Ne
dismissed the complaint Tho Grand Jury however, sub
scquenty found bill Of indictment against the Uecsev
The defence set mp by Mr. spcne that thcr snes
knew nothing OF the boys having fallen overboarA ths1
he (prsoner) down In the cabin ri tea with the car
penter at the time and that the witnesses for the prosccu
ton told the captain made the charge agan me
second mate until the vessel reached liverpool Toe
Jury acquitted the prisoner without leaving their soas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

WATCHES AND JEwELRv, VERY LOw.-rHE SUB
scrber, in business in Wall street fer the past nineteen
years selling all descriptions Of gold and silver watches
and jewery. at wholesale and retail ut less han The usual
prices.
Beautiful enamelled watches for ladies'
Splendid enameled and diamond watches for ladies'
Richly engraved watches for ladies.
Fine gold lepine n detached lever watches.
Gold Inns lsh patent lever and duplex watches.
Fine gold pocket chronometers
Jules Jurgs nsen's watches T. r. Cooper's watches
Richly engraved watches for geLuemen and every
style Of gold aud silver watches made.
An watches warranted TO keep correct time Watches en-
changed.
Laiies gold cameo pearl carbunclc mosaic, and lava
rings, pins, and bracelets
Diamond pins and rings.
Ladies' gold guard chains and chselaine chains
Gentlemen gold guard, fob and vest chains.
Gold fob keys and seals studs and sleeve buttons.
Finger rings, with stones, seal rings
Plain gold rings, pure gold eddng rings.
Gold specacles gold eye glasses gold himbles gold pens
and pencils.
Gold lockes for daguerreoypes hair genemens breast
pins
silver spoons and forks silver poremonnaics and frui,
knives.
GRO G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewery whole.
sale ard retail II Wall Aoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

yVANTED-A TTMEKEEPER FOR A MACHINE SHOP
w clerk for shipping Office drst barkeeper
two porter. for stores four men for steam mill App
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
More Damages against the city.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT

BtIUft JUuKt tfccuo
Francis Bds1eh Us. The Mayor, dc. " Nrs Yrk.-
Action 10 recover damages for injury done TO pisnns
wagon and harness. In Consequence OF injury sustained "
them by of being driven into hoe In the
opposite No 100 Nassau street Tho plaintiff PROVED tha
he accidentally drove into hoe In Nassau street. sppo
site No 12o the 23d Of March last and that he suas1
damages the amount Of s55 The hole some
two feet by four Eve feet diameter and had been ss M
ever six months, merely filing with soft mud from the
street The Judge gave Judgment for the plaintiff for sTs
damages and costs, and So extra costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
Superior Court.
BcfOr Hon. Judge Woodruff

NEGLIGENCE OF CITY OFFICIALS.
MAY 2s.-FiederIck Winndnt The kavor, g., q N-s
Pork,-Tbs was an action for damages Tor injuries
hined by the plaintiff, In falling through grating when
was carelessly eft loose onhe foot path il the Bow~y,
and By which the psntifs leg dislccated asd cssr
injuries sustained by him appeared that the grazing
was allowed 10 remain Ia dangerous condition Cor ssys
raj weeks and the jury view Of Tits negligence sw~tsa
pl,pti ~ 500 damages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
HOTELS.

vUYuKoyY HOUSE, ~ sRnxxwIoH srRxHT. y. t.
w o. " Durcpeaa lani = 70 = for ansiA I'D & J
Houss = as1F.Sh haAsA ssas - b.. hvs ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lust PUBLISHED
81 The fecond edition, 1000 copies - -
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREwJACKsON DAVIS;
Tho "MA0IO STAFF"
We ready to supply orders from the second edition
Interesting work. Address the publisher
j. &. BROWN 4 co.,
~ Frankfort street, New York
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RESTAURANTS.


ATorICr-wIIIIAM KENDEL RESPECTFULLY IN.
IN forms ends and the public that he viii the
Philadelphia Lager Beer saloon, Las Fulton street. basemen
Monday, June I, with lunch.