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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Miller, Orion and Milligau, BY virtue Of a
VS. 6.fa etlev.i Issued
VIM. Farmhouse Chas, Stewart. from the Court of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me di.
rected will oler at public outcry at the door Of the
court House. in Carrolhon Ohio, on Saturday, the Srd
day of January, A. d. 1851 between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. M, and o'clock P. NJ. on said day, the
following premises situate ia Orange township, carroll
county, Ohio and adjoining the tOan Of New hagers
town, to witt A part Of the south east quarter ti
section wenty-eght, (25) in township thirteen, l3)
Of range six 6 of lands directed to be sold at Steu.
bonvillQ, Ohio containing ninety nine (99 acres Of
land Appraised at 81 500, t,ken in execution the
property Of Charles Stewart Terms cash.
J.H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Dec T. ls56.-td or fee$3 90.
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Sale Of Real EstatC BY Order Of Conn

Pursuant to an order Of the Probate Court of Carroll
county Ohio, will sell on the premises, to the highest
bidder,
On Saturday, The 94h day of January 1857
in the of Leesburgh, Carroll county. Ohio, the
following real estate, as the property of Thomas IL.
Cummings, deceased to wit: The undivided half Of
town lots numbered nnetyfve 1851 ninety yeght, 1881
and one hundred aud seven QO in the town Of Lees.
burgh, Carroll county, Ohio, on Ach is erected a
foundry aud other Improvements, with the appurten-
ances thereto belonging, known as the "Leesburgh
Foundry" Terms of sale. one third in hand, and the
balance in two equal annual payments, with interest
secured by mortgage The premises. The other un.
divided half Of said property, owned by james e. Cum
mings, will be sold at the time and for the
price, aud on the same terms the undivided half now
offered Sale to commence at 10 o'clock noon Of said
day Attendance given by JOHN Ii. STEPHENSON,
Admr OF Thos. II. Cummings
Dee, ls. ls56.-4w, pr, fee q, so.
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Sold BY all dealers throughout the United States,
Canada, Mexico, Cuba, and South America
HEATH, WYNK O0P d Co., Proprie tors,
63 Liberty Street, New.York.
Manufactures Of Perfumery OF all kinds, and in great
variety.
Dec. 25, 1859. 6m.
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The Thousands wnose constitutions have been ruined
and their systems poisoned by the uso of mercury,
should give the following their earnest attention.
Dr. Giles, Newton Hamilton, Pa, May, 1851, sad:--
~ have used mysel halt dozen bottles of HooAand
German Btters for Liver Complaint and diseases Of
nervous char cter resulting from the use Of mercury
was poisoned and afflicted with spasms from the ui,
Of tie latter article The German Biters s the first ar
icIs from which ! obtained any relief | have ais,
given the article to many dyspeptcs with the most sal
aary result. think many more bottles viii cute me
| See advertisement.
| December 25, 2w.
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TO THE FAIR SEX

We particularly commend our sheet. Their depart
ments win be edited with the utmost care aud no ex
pense labor spared 10 render the columns devoted
70 their especial benefit unusually brilliant attract
ive instructive and ornamental. The
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EITs, WHY PROMINENT.

RollO,cap's Pais. an invaluable Remedy for
Dropscal symptoms Emma Hpntey OF HCus.
ton Texas, aged IS, last fall thrown upon bed Of
sickness, her ieetaud legs began to SWELL strongly in.
dicating jropsy at this period OF life, Her husband
became greatly alarmed as il feared that sic could
not recover so dreadful was the attack. After trying
many remedies without benefit Mr. Huntley at last put
her under course Of IolOways pills, which she took
for about three weeks, and the swelling considerably
diminished; by continuing them for Ave weeks more
she wps completely cured, There pills win also cure
all bilious and liver complaints in very short time 4'
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Both The Ointment and Pills should BE- used IN
the tollOaciRg cases
Bunious Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Mercurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chapped Hans tions Sore Heads
Chilbains Piles Sore Throats
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores of all kinds
GOut Salt Rheum Sprans
Sweled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
Stiff joints Ulcers Venereal Sores
Wounds of all kinds.
#,*Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway
20 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of Aedt
cines throughou, the United States, aud the civilized
world, in Pots at 25 cents 62i cents, and 81 each
VSs- There is considerable saving by taking th
largersizes.
n B. Directions for the guidance OF patients ev
rey disorder are affixed to each Pot.
Sold by John G. Baxter, CarrOllton, Ohio.
March 6, ls56-ly.
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DO YOU WISH TO SING?
Then you had better purchase copy Of
THE SINGING SCHOOL,!

" l. b. WooDsuEH, author Of The OylhAra, Duleiaa
Lutte efZion, &c, &C.
There's music In id The Singing School Il nov
ready Specially adapted for bsginusrs sud teachers
containing very eopious esetments and great variety
OF choice and pleasing pisces in the Singing School and
vocal classes II has bseu prepared In answer to al
most neessant application from teachers aud others
and Is intended TO supply aong felt want in our sing
ing schools. Price 10 N. Y, 40 cents or per dozsn
- single specimen copy viii be sent post paid
10 any teacher, on receipt Of so cents.
R0lVGJle Ja7eRle and School Music BoOksU
By l. B. WOODBURT, author OF CythAfa, Duleimer,
and Lutte Of Zion, sc.
The Youths Song Book, 81 per dozen. single copies
by msil 25 cents
The Sunday School Singing Book, $3.50 per dozen;
single copies By mail, post paid, IS cents
The Whip POOf-Willi or Youths Lyre, a new eolee
ton Of juvenile music, % per dozen; single copies BY
mail, pos, paid 50 cents + J. HUSrNGroS, Publisher
$50 Broadway, New York.
For sale also by-BroWn, Taggard L Chase, Boston.
J, Lppiucott, Co., Philadelphia. S. @. Greggs,
&c., Chicago, ILL., c. S. Bragg, Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Dec. 25, 1886, I'm.
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niES- Castor Oil, Sweet OH, Obd-Iver on, and Lard
U Oh, ct BKxfER's,
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NOTICE..
Cathasiue Marshall State Of Ohio Carroll coun.
As guardian Of ty, Ohio. Common Pleas
Matilda MArshaT(minOr) February term, isS1;

Cathaftue MafshAh STATE OF OhlO, Carroll coun-
IS guardian Of ty, Ohio. Common Pleas
Matilda hArshan(WiOOrl February term, isSI;
John Marshal Of Harrison county, Ohio, Isaac Mar
shall Of Jefferson county, Ohio Samuel Aarsball Of
Athens county, Ohio. David Marshall, Lonzo Marshall
and Aaron Marshall Of the state Of MissOu the heirs
ol saraL Hart deceased Of the State Of Illinois, whose
names are unknown Mary Merrick, intermauied with
james Merfck Of the State Of lndana Elizabeth Smitf,
jntermatried with John w smith, Of the state Of Iowa.
Nancy Day, Intemarried with John Day, and Harriet
DaF ntermarried with Daniel Day ofthe state Of Wis
aonsin will take notice that the 10th day Of DecemS
her. A ID. 1856 CalbaFins Marshall, as tho guard an
of hsiaa Marshal "a minor) 6led Ia the Office Of the
Coars Of Omon Pleas Of Carroll county, In the State
of Ohio. petition 10 partition which Is nov pending
Wherein said petitioner demands partition ofthe follow
nr real estate, viz The south west quarter OF sec
noa H. township l4, of range s. OF the lands ordered
10 be sold at Stenbeuyie n the State Of Ohio, except
twenty acres OF Of the vest end OF said quarter; Als'
thirteen acres oct Of the north east Of said quar-
Ter nov owned and occupied by David Maple, ant
that at the next term Of said Court application will b
made 20 said Court for the assignment Of dover IN sa'
premises TO said Dsthafine Aarshall. as the Widow
David Marshall deceased, aud for an order that part
lion may be made Of Rsid premises.
Bye. r. EGKLEY, attorney
Dec Is, leke.-5w, pr fee n co. io' petioner.
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s ens' and Boys wear, tweeds, jeans, satineta cas-
imeFes and broad cloths. 4. @.
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1zsgATR OF JOHN cROSs.--The undersigned has
= been appointed aad aal6ed ~ executor of the
esEs1e Of 5ohu Cross Deceased late Of Monroe town
shin. Carroll county, Ohio. Those interested will
iake notice. JOSEPH CELLARS.
Dee II. 1885, 2w Execntor,
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.nAKIEL pEyIENAS EsrATE.-Rotc is here
II BY dsen that the subscriber has been appointed
and quaeed IS administrator, de boRs non, on the
estate Daalh peylnna, deeeasel ], late o. Carroll
eoanty. Ohio. JAMES HEvlNNA.
. Dec IS. Issg Administrator, de bonis non,
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new and excellent yariet,of rysd. -made tlothln
II Better see them. A. &C.
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~ rou VAN A GOOD PAPER sUsscarBE ron
IS. NJ. BIGELOW

MRS. E. D. E. N. SOUTHW0RTH,
Who Is well knOwn As one Of the pOpuar writer's
IN AmericA In addition 10 the above we have sngag-
ed &c contributors;
Clara Moreton, Alice Carey. Mrs. A. f. Lar.
Mrs. b. y. Eltt, Park Beganaia Henry W.
Herbert. W. W. Gosdiek, O. A. Page. Ben.
Cassedav ". p BranRaR. and numerous Others.
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and ven inscribed upon our memory. n would De-
ors proper Tor rs 70 present this desk the
expiration Of the sessiou but owing to our over
nuHng regard for you, we are compelled under these
20 present IL to you st this early pc
.ou OF the session. In conclusion. return our
sincere thanks, and hope thatfhe star Of happiness
VII always shine clear upon yous PATH, and the
s William q. Peabody. Hsnr5 1 g. Gn ssaSsSsd,
George w. Smith, Samuel Thsmas,
=. 8. Duyall, .s Reuben M. Page,
Wm. IL Bel. Daniel Leich,jr,
Robert Moore, s~s James McMullen.
Mr.. McKnew responded to the address of his
young friends as foIlows: ~ l.'- '"-"0 n .r'--f
You've -GkN,LEMKs;, The presentation OF this
esteem for me, il indeed unex pected, shall tSere-
fore; the more highly prize ii, and assure you
~ affords me sincere pleasure to know that am
held IN such estimation BIZ you. IT. at any time, in
the DISCHARGE Of my ofhcial dutIes, have, in your
opinion, spoken harshy, or have seemed TO be un-
mote your 'fhciency, usefulness, and popularity be-
fore the House. feel deep interest in your sue
cess, your prosperity, and Jour happiness and if
there Is any one thing more than smother which
delight TO admire Ia the world it is the youth ofour
country emnous Tor Distinction cherishing, at the
same Time The principles OF strict morality, religion,
virtue, and patriotism. such course, let ine, az
your SINCERE friend, urge upon you. - $50
In the further dsharge of our public Duties let
endeayoT TO cultivate the same kindly feelings Of
regard and esteem for each other, and labor to give
entire satisfaction to the members of the House,
whose pr yllege II IS to command our services.
accept with great pleasure end thank you for this
desk and ats contents. will keep it long as life
shall last, In remembrance OF those who have pre-
sented 1t. ...... .-...'-. dS1t
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Bv WALL a BARNARD, AuctIonee1,-

.torser Of PsHHsylraHIa q venss and ga sfyeet.
SALE OF ELEGANT CHINA, GLASS, TER
~ RA CoIIA, AND PLAItp MARE, BIsorEr FIc-
tEEs AND DRSANENIs FANCY GooDs, 1FwEIRy
600 FRIDAY MORNING, the <th instant, at
~ CLOCK, at Combs Hall, No. 2s9 pennsyIyanIa sv-
ehue south sud-, near he corner of 10Th street we
VIII sell one oil the largest and most elegant assort
ment oi Glass and China Ware, &C.. ever offered m
ms CITY; We name but IN part
Cut Bohemian Decanters, (Jnblets, Wines Tuta-
bers. and Articles for the Toilet,
RIch Cut glass Ware of every VARIETY.
Beautiful Cut glass and Bohemlsn Vases Shade.
-, and Mantel Ornaments,
Elegant Terra Gotta Vases, Ornaments, Figures, md
Fine and heavily plated Castors, Liquor Stands.
- walters, Mugs, Goblets, &c,
farlan Y asses. tlgures, and Ornaments.
Beautiful Z rench China Tea and Coffee Sets Tete-
tete Sets, 49,
Fine French China Cups and Saucers
beautLul PsInied China Vases, Figures, and Man
tel Ornaments, - ~
lsrge lot of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &C.
Also limited amount Of first class JewelrT
ihese goods have been selected with great care |,
- style and quality, and will be offered by the
piece, PAIR or set and every article warranted a.
represented.
Sale continued on Friday and Saturday nights, and
SATURDAY morning. Ladies invited TO attend
Terms cash in bankable funds
az dts WALL BAR NARD. Aucts
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CIRCUIT COURT.-When our report closed YES.
terday the Court was engaged upon the case OF
John Doe upon the demise of J. w Massey rs.
Elizabeth c. and w. ii Deitz, an action to re-
cover possession of certain real estate. sold under
deed OF trust; for want Of evidence Juror was
wlthd rawn, and the case continued over to
next term.
The Court then took up the case of George Ale.
Nanghten rs. James c. Mccarthy, an action to
recover the amount OF note. The iury gave a
verdict for plaintiff for full amount OF note sa0
with interest from Oct. LIST, 1856
The next case taken up was that of Georoe
McNaughtrn rS. Jas C. Mccarthy an action to
recover the amount of account for goods sold
and delivered. Verdict for plaintiff DAMAGES
assessed at $50
The case Of Eliza Thomas, Josepbine and
Frances Johnson re-. John F. Sharretts executor
OF Samuel Brereton, was then taken I'D This
was an action npon petition for freedom Fen
dali, Davidge and lngle for plaintiffs Messrs
Bradley and Bradley for defence This case was
not concluded when the Court adjourned
This morning the above case was resumed and
was pending when this report closed
IHE GUARDS AND SPECIAL POLIcR-The spe-
clal police and the auxiliary guards have been
found to act so well In concert that the authori
ties have determined to distribute them regularly
upon the various beats of the CITY durjnO the
time the former remain In services By this ar
Engagement a concert of action will be had and
the arrests will be reported to the Captain and
by him To the Mayor with the regular reports of
the guard. During the approaching season 4,
probable that a force like that now on duty viii
be required.
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AUCTION SALES.
q TO-MORROW MORN,
AO<nNUthOW luOhNllNtr
By BADEN & LOWNDS Anntinnenr.

BY BADEN LOwNDS, Auctioneers.
E,ATENSlVE SALE OF house n
~ fUkNIIURE--WIll be sold, at the boass OF =
Estwesna aecSlrlng housekeeping. 18th street
Ignate the house, on FRIDAY the am inst, M Al
" a IN, large assortment Of Household and Kitoh
en- qrnlture. consisting In part Of
handsome rosewood Pianos
Beds Bedstesds and BEDDING
Brncatel and other Chars
DIvans, sofas. Curtains 80
Stoves, Cutlery, DC.
,Carpets, Dinner and Tea Sets
Iosether with u general assortment of House
keeping Goods. va nouse-
Terms; All sums ofand under $50 cssh; the bal
dorsed, bearing interest. en-
40. BADEN A LowNDs. Aucts.
u ~ 81 Market Snane
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DYSPEPSIA ASD,ELTs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
cuTen Of Consumption, was 70. several ears SO bad
ly afflicted by dy pepsla that for a part of the time
ne confined to his bed. He was event ually cured
by a description furnished him by young claIrvoy
while in state of trance, has cured every body who
has taken IT. never having failed once. is equally
dents may be found in any drug store. 1 will Send
this valuable prescription to any person who viii
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
chest lungs or throat as knowledge Of such iaya-
lar business, Address DR.. Tracy Delorne, New
York Post Office. "
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CAUTION

IAIl. persons are cautioned against purchasing
Land Warrants No. 59.29& for $50 acres, issued 10
WIN. McConchie; No 81 ss2, for so acres. Issued 20
WIN. w. Push; No. p 25a for 20 sores, Issued 10
lsham lvey. Said warrants wing been stolen from
my Office, caveats have been entered in the General
Land Once te prevent patents issuing on said war
rants, and application will be made TO the Pension
Ofilcc for the issuing Of dup lcste warrants.
WIN. J. MARTIN
n l0-vsw ATTORNEY for warrautees.
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AUCTION SALE.


~ A. 1REEN, Aucr,oee,-
HUUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FtIRNr-
sfsn, AT ATcrIoN.-On MONDAY. the 1sh;r-
dsooe a. a a, SCI at 10 O'clock a. M, a TIE real
o, Fnru,t,o on the Island. an excellent assortm ent
"sadosany SOFAS, Patlor and Rock ing Chair. -
n, a. w. ,bnreaus and Tables, - p.
p De- and maple Wardrobes and Wasbstand.
t.snn g s ana Ventian Blinds, -,-
9e,pes, Stoves, Bedsts ads, 60.
YIN good lot OF Kitchen Reanistes
sr TN cash, IN current funds. 49,
as9 u : "A. GREEN. kuct.
, By }. c. MceUIRE, AuctioDee1. =
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME CAP
,c,s kASfs;IO9 THURSDAY MORSINs- nsc
.Ti at ~ clock, IN front of the Auction Kooms
ss s sen me following described Carrmees:-
suPe't9I ana handsomely finished single and don :
handsome PstI Pha,ous. 81. ~
| do double do
j oval window 6ssssriiotee, - r'7 o.. Ifs.a
shin aS top Buggy 90; -. ...s -.ss
e. cam f1R do asy5 '.lAat .5~t
passenger Carriages of various patterns ard
second hand French Coupee,
set Double Harness.
ne aDove are of superior make and finish and
WIZ oe guaranteed for an addition Of five Der cent
d5-d &c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser
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WATCH RETUENS CHARLES Minor, colored
ID G, throwing stones fine and costs, ~ 81
wm. James. do, do drunk and disorderly; sIO
security and costs. Harry Williams, England
drunk and disoTderly; dismissed John Moriar-
~, Ireland, do; do. James Simpson. Va, do ;
do. Rebecca Nicholson, Md, drunk; dismissed
10 leave the city. Nineteen dodgers; all non-res.
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Departure of the Niagara.

BosroS, Dec 2.-The Royal mail steamship
Niagara sailed to-day, at noon, with forty pas
sengers for Liverpool and five for Halifax, to-
gether with &Tf3 800 in specie. p
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The Mississippi River.

Nsw 0RLKANs, Nov. % The stage Of water
In the Mississippi, at the present time 10 tl fee
below high water wark. At the same period las
ysss it was l3 feetS inches below. EGu0n
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From New M.xica-

Sr. Louis, Dec. 2.-Tbe Santa Fe mail has . r
rived here. The news is unimportaBt.
L.ient, Wright, of Nav York, died Suddenly at
Albuquerque, on the 10Th October. ra-I ...
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To THE EDIToR OF THE STAR As the friend ol
the laie DOoTkeeper of the House Of Representa-
hves, II. w. MckNEw. Esq. ask of Jon the favor
to republlsh the following article from the Wash
insion tnion, OF Feb. 8, 1854 IL speaks Tor itself
Respectfully yours, H.
Washington, Dec. 2, 1857
The DooRkxEPKR OF THE HoUsE-The follow
ing PARTICULARS Of The ceIemony Of
abeautIinl writing desk, on the part Of the pages
saturday last. 20 Y. W McKnsw, Esa. the popular
and efhcient doorkeeper Of that body will he read
gith pleasure. Mr.. McKnew has made a most
favorable impression upon all who have had am in
tercourse with him In tbs discharge OF has off cIaI
duties, and the expressions Of sffectionate kind
ness, On the part q the pages, are but the echoes
OF the feeling generally entertained for Mr..
an the popular brnpch Of Congress. HIS own reply
- considerate and frank, and 10 characteristic Of
The plges waited upon Mr.. McKnew IN body at
his offlos. The desk was presented to him by Edwin
Anderson OF PeRnsS wanna. and Henry c. Bradford
OF Kentucky and the address was del veTsd BY Nj
chaeI Faffel. OF New York, as follows: .a.rr
20 M b. McRsEw: ALLOW US 10 present to you this
wrSins- dock sfestImonial of our high esteem and
Tegsed E,r you our superior ofhcer. In present
ing tins aesk, ALLOW to say that whsrever We may
10, r hatevsr Office we my hold. We Will evef TRY
10 attend 10 wants and directions 10 the best of
eur sbiiities Tbs dnsss you have ever shown to
US eannot b forgotten, but shall be ever cherished
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CABINET FURNITURE.

Beds and Mattresses, Plated Goods
China, Glass and Crockery,
yapanned Goods. Britannia Ware,
ock Tin Goods. Table CUTLERY,
Bronzed Iron Goods Looking glasses,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Baskets, Brushes, &c.
Forming an Immense variety Of Useful and Fancy
Articles, embracing almost everything reonlred 10
furnish the paTlor, chamber. dining room and hitch
en-, All 81 which VIII sell at very low prices for
cash, or on time for approved paper
c. w. BOTELER
,,, General House furnishing store.
ul-oNeO0 Iron Hall