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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.

DR.. L. ". PIERCE can be consulted as fol.
lows free Of charge remaining only one day in
each place, 4 r.... .t...4 -t-.t s
youngstown Union House, Tuesday Oct. ~,
Warren Gaskill House W ednesday October IL.
Garfield Bostwick House, Thursday October II.
Salem Farquhar House, Friday October 10.
C0lumbiana Widow Sturgeon House Saturday
October l6. f.t e... ss#lt
Welsville Whitacre House Monday October Is i.
New Lisbon Watson House, Tuesday Oct. 10.
Hanover Ickes House, Wednesday October 20,
CarrolIton Patton House, Thursday October 81
Minerva YIngling House Friday October 22.
Marlborough Church House, Sat, October %.
Viana William House Monday October 20.
Persons suffering from sudden attack of dis
ease or from chronic complaint Of long stand
ing will find it for their advantage to take no.
tice Of the above appointments as no charges
are made for counsel, mild medicine with prop
er advice in respect to habit, diet aud exercise
effect far more cures than the poisonous drugs
which eorrode the system and waste tho vital
powers, and undermine the constitution, DR..
Pierce has had much experience in the treat
ment Of consumption, both Of the second and
third stage and he Aatters himself, that under
bis treatment consumption Of long Standing
is not an incurable disease, bis success thus
far proves all that he asserts, he has devoted
mnch of bis time and study to the treatment
Of this death dealing adversary. He has also
been very successful In the treatment OF the
canceF and female weakness, and though not
wishing ro beast, has given life and health TO
many afflicted with the above disease.
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PETITION TO SELL.
State of Ohio, Carroll In the Probate. court.

State Of Ohio, Carroll In the Probate court.
county, Is, .F LgE
John B. Moody, as Elisabeth Whitla,
Administrator of vii, Widow WilliSm An.
lam Whitla, decd, drews aud Margaret,
VS.. his wife, of the coun-
Elisabeth Whitls ct al. ty of Jefferson, in
the State Of Ohio; Isaac NJ. Jackman and Jane
bis wifc, Of the county Of Dekalb, in the State
Of Indiana; William Whitla, Eleanor Whitla,
Elisabeth Whitla, Jr., Julian Whitla, John
Whtla and David Whitla, heirs at law of Viii
liam Wbitla, deceased, and residents of Car.
roll county, Ohio, viii take notice that on the
18th day Of August, 1858, John B Moody, as
the Administrator of William Whitla, deceas-
ed, filed in the Probate Court Of Carroll coun
~, his petition against them, wherein he al
ledges that said estate has no personal Assets,
and that 1t is indebted in the sum OF three
thousand dollars, and that said deceased died
seized Of the following lands situate ia said
Carroll county, and described as the south
west quarter Of section twenty in town
ship twelve aud range -four, except ten acres
heretofore sold and conveyed to James Kain;
also the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section, township and range aforesaid: also FIVE
dcISs Oub VI thS soutu COIuSt VI VIC oSNtn -O~os
quarter Of section thirty FIVE, in township and
range aforesaid, commencing at the southeast
quarter Of said section, thence west fourteen
rods, thence north far enough to include in an
oblong square five acres, and prsys for the
sale Of said land for the payment of said deb Is,
and that said petition will, on the 2Oth day Of
September, 1858, move said court for the sale
Of said land. JOHN B. MOODY,
Admir- Of VIM, Whitla, deed, by E. r, Eek
ley, his atty.
J Aug 18th 1858.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court
IN the 10th day Of October 1858, at 8
l o'clock P, NJ. will be sold on the premi.
ses to the highest bidder, the following real.
estate as the property Of J. i, Lindsay deceas'
ed iote Of Carroll county, to wit; A part
the north .sast quarter OF section ten, townsh ip
thirteen. range four of lands ordered to be
sold at Steubenyile, Ohio; beginning at he
south west corner Of said quarter section,
thence east 7opOles, thence north to the road
leading to George Greens to W llliam Potts
thence in noIth.easterly direction along said
line TO where it crosses the west line Of said
quarter section, thence said section line to the
place Of beginning containing fifty acres
Appraised at Sb95, 90, Terms cash,
gaos g SAMUEL SMILEY, Adn. 81
.sla Yaa of. =. Lindsay, decd. Z
A
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PROCLAMATION. OI',IfI llI., ITO

auditors Office, Carroll CO. O.
AN ACTT0 AMEND AN AOT, PASSED
n April 10, 1858, entitled an "act for the
assessment aud taxation Of all property in this
State, and for levyirg taxes thereon according
TO It's true value in money" .s ...- 4,
Section !. Be ii enacted by the General AS.
sembly OF the State Of Ohio That the thirty.
third section Of 40 act passed April 13, 1852,
entitled an act for the assessment and taxation
Of all property in this State, and for levying
taxes thereon according TO It's true value in
money, be SO amended as TO read as follows;
Sec. 3S. The county commissioners Of each
county in this State, shall at their June ses-
sion, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and fifty eight, and every sixth year thereaf-
ter, divide their caunty into as many districts
as there are townships in the county; aud any
county within the limits Of which there Is q
city, the commissioners shall divide said city
into districts comprising within each no less
than one ward, nor more than Eve, and no
to wnsbip or ward shall be divided in making
such district ward, which wards shall be con /.
tge0us, and the commissioners shall give no.
lce by publication in some newspaper in the
county, and II no newspaper Is publ ished In
the county, then by public notice set up in
each township and ward at the usual places
Of holding elections setting forth the bounda-
ries Of districts in cities and the qualified elect
orsof such district shall at the October election,
lp TIE year eighteen hundred and fifty eight
and every sixth year thereafter, elect some Citi.
zen Of such district, having the qualification Of
an oleetor, as sssessor Of real property within
such district. The judges of election shall
keep separate pol4book for the election Of
said assessors, aud the returns thereof duly
certified as in other cases, shall be made to
the county auditor, who, With the clerk Of the
court OfcOmmOn pleas and probate judge Of
the county, shall open the same aud declare
the result, and the auditor shall. within ten
days after OpenIng such returns give notice
to each of the persons elected, of his election
See, 2, The thirty third section Of said act
ishereby repealed, and this act shall be in
f,rce from and after Ia passage -.ao o'ea'o
April H. 1858. .G le37a .us1 ru (
Pursuant to the above, the Comfy Commits,
sioners OF Carroll county, Ohio, at their June
session A. D. 1855, fixed upon the following
as the number, and boundaries OF districts il
this county.
L . = l.. i. a 3.
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. The qualified electors OF each Of the above
named Districts will please meet at their usual
places Of holding elections on Tuesday the 9Th
day Of October, in the year eighteen hundred
and fhy-eight and proceed to elect an assessor
Of real property within said district. iall bar,
"a ,., WASH. BUTLER,
's9ials' Auditor Of Carroll CO.
30 CayFolltOn Sept s. 1888. 5waad oi lJi
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Improve your Vision.

TNE have the pleasure Of informing our Gus.
w toners and mankind In general, that We
are the regular agent for @. Solomon 4 Cos
Ipproved Crystal and Double Spectacle, the
Inoet perfect Spectacle Lens, ever introduced.
Al their glasses are ground in a Concave Con.
Vex form, which is In accordance with the
philosophy Of nature; their perfect surface;
purity and transparency Of material and exact
spherical figure, form the most perfect specla-
Gle Lens in use.
P.S. We are also prepared TO hll old frames
Hllh the hePeriscopic or Double Convex glasses,
at o A. B0EGELs Drug House.
LIQU0RSFOR MEDICAL USES
French Brandy pure, Peach do, Apple do.
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G. A. BoEGEL.
Oct II, 1888. .. .....
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lhin lSlalLeand Al Union Law COllege

ulHIS Institution has been removed to 1ieve-
L land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer.
red. and Students upon Graduating may be
admitted to practice. For Circulars address
at Cleveland, N, A. KING,
Jan 7. l65s,-ly. Secretary;
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Oct. 8, is6S.-sw. 7. pr
RATES Of ADVERTISING and
ta1 JOB WORK: sa a8l u,
AS AGREED UPON BY THE NEwsPAPERs OF.
81 CARROLL COUNTY. .s.f5.

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tg- Twelve lines Of BREWER will be cOnsid- %
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with the paper, will be charged " per year.
OTAdvertisers must be particular to mark
the number Of insertions on the face OF their
advertisements, or they will be published unit
ordered out, and charged accordingly .l.T.' %
u CO.. Advertisements should be handed ~
BY MONDAY MORNING, to insure insertion thas
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sPEcIAL gOFIcBS
Cooplyiag sish The urgent rsqaesl Of hun
drsds e her Paiieota. IN E

NNnFltm# AAh ne vi ~ eI@49e " Aeu-
dreds Il tkeir pafienta. r r
, DHs. G. N. Frrcs a J. w. SrKEs,
Have eoucluded % remain permanently In
Piusburgh and may Be consulted At their o.
fca. No. Isl Penn Sntes, opposite the ST.
CLAIR H0TEL, d1ily, except Sundays, lor
CoNsUsWlox, AsFDn, bRoscHITIs and al other
ChrOnic oomplalhts complicated With or eaus-
lag Pulmonary Dissase, including catarrh,
Heart Disease Aneetious Of the Liver, Dye
PepsiA, 6ashitis, Female % mplainis, etc.
DRa FITCH A SYKES wOuld state that
their trealment Of Consumption i based upon
the iact that the disease exists Ia the blood
and syslsm a. large. bol before, aud during
- development in the lungs, and they there
tore employ Mcdaniel, Hygienie and Medical
remedies % parily the blood and strengthen
The system. Whh these, they use Medical ln'
halations, which they value highly, but only
a. Palliatives, (haNing no curative effect Eben
used alobel 5nd InvAli3s are earnestly csut-
lioned against wasting the precious time Of
durability on any treatment based upon tie
plansibIs, bat fslse idea that The seat Of the
disease can. be reached in q direct manner BY
lnhilatiOnH for as before stated, The seat Of the
diseAse Is in the blood and its effects Cnly in
the lungs.
no charge for consultation. M
A list Of questions win be sent 70 those wish
ing 10 consult us By letter.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 NILES FROM
Philadelphia BY Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being good loan soil, with a clay
bottom, The land is a large tract, divided In.
70 amAh farms, aud hundreds from al para Of
the country are now settling and building :
The crops can be seen growing. Terms from
els 10 go per acre, payable within four years
by instalments.. To viit the place-Leave
Vine 81. Wharf At Phil. at u A n. by Rail
road for Hammonton, or address 4. 8. ByFOns,
by letter. See full advertisements in Anoth-
or column. ... ...
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EVERYTHING Teas, Soda, Cream Tartar
ECrackers, Pepper, Sugar Sand, Soap, No
.hy Toys-and everything else imaginable
GORDON. F."
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NEW ARRANGEMENT IN TAN

Mrs. Regina Karns and sons have purchased
the Tannery lately owned by Mr., John, w.
Young, and are prepared to pay the highest
prices in cash for - i....... sga,l
: BARKs, HIDES 4 SKINS. s.'''-
TheT are prepared to do whatever tanning may
be desired on the shares. Good work and
entire satisfaction will be given. The patroni
age Of the pnblic is respectfully solicited, n
Carrollton Ohio Aug 18th. 1885,. rsif5
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ROAD NOTICE

A petition will be presented TO the Com
missioners Of Carroll county at the September
sesrions, praying for At alteration on the road
leading from Capper's Mill TO Custer's saw
mill in Perry township; beginning for the al
teration at the North end Of Joshua Davis
orchard, whore said road intersects the Bus
bry and Nicely roads; hsuee south along the
line between the lands oi said Joshua Davis
and John Battlefield about sixty rods more or
less; thence IN a south vest direction through
lands Of said Joshua Davis the best foute to
intersect the road leading from the said John
Butterheld's to III said Custer's saw mill.
q aIULi' emf MANY PETITION Frs
August 4th 1858. 20 ilai ' ,F5ie
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NO TICE.

2 4t t' ~ U III v u
THE Farmers aud Mechanics Mercantile as
sOciation of Waynesburgh, Stark CO., Ohio,
/ having disposed Of their entire stock OF
Goods to G. P. Augustine & Co., who will
continue the business at the old stand) hereby
notify all those indebted to said association.
that their accounts and notes must be settled
Immediately. The books and notes remain 10
the hands Of G. p. Augustine, former Agent
of the association, who is authosettlerizcd to
aud receipt for the came. ,r.- .
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
e MATTHIAS FIREST0NE Prest.
WAynesburQh, april26, '5S-tf. - "
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'IsL Glunoo puU s,Ols IsioL

Taxes remaining unpaid the Goth day Of December according Law, sco
jec o additional costs .. :. ... -.... ,.a \
Taxpayers who have worked their road obtain the supervisors
tor the same they will be compelled pay the SAM money
N BSupeso required specify their road certificates, the amount Of
paid labor the the township where and the time
when such labor has been pmed and all taxpayers who have worked caused
to be worked out their road thereof required pUducer
certificate FOR the the Treasurer bis Deputy the time paying their
taxes ' -" JOHN L. HUNT,
Treasures Office Carolton Sept l. 1885, Treas Carroll Co., o.
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Oct. u, 1855,

4D4A!NLSTR TORS SALE.
John B. Moody BY virtue Of an order of
Administrator Of sale to me directed, from
William Whitla the Probate Court of Car
deceased. roll county. aud State Of
..f VS. Ohio, l..
Elizabeth Whitla will offsr for sale, on the
et. al, premi,es on the ninth day
Il November next, the following described Ia nd
to Wit;-The Southwest quarter OF section
i,unber twsnty-nine (29) In township twelve
ll2J in Range farm four (4) In Carroll county,
except ten acres heretofore sold aud conveyed
~ Francis Kean, also, the west half OF the
'outh-east east quarter Of section twenty.nine
lY9) tOvnhhip number twelve (l2) Of range
tarm (4l also five acres Outcf the no rth--east
quarter Of section thirty Eve 1857 on township
aud ipugs aforesaid, and described To Wit -
Commencing 1t the north east corner of said
iosth east quarter; thence west fourteen rods
lneLce south on line pa'allel With the ca o.
iiRs Of said quarter far enough to include fv Q
seIes subject 10 the dover est ate Of Elizabeth
Whhla. Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand
tLe balance in two equal annual payments, ami
interest secured by mortgage on the premises.
ssle 70 commence at l2 o'clock M Of said
DAY. ~ J. B. MOODY,
ffr Ea 9a A Administrator,
nat IA 1870 -Ew
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ESTATE. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uudersign,
" edhas been appointed Executor of the last
will aud testament Of Gcor &c Williams decd.
All persons owing said estate must pay i'm
mediately, and those holding claims against
the same must present III er authenticany with.
in ohe year from this date.F y i~lt e'1 .
g -Gi' LETITIA WILLIAMS, 81
Sept. %, 1858. w Executor.
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CarrOlItOn Academy!

The FIRST session OF the CARR0LLT0N
ACADEMY will commence on Tuesday, the
18th Of October, A. D. 1858, and continue
twenty weeks.
Commodious Recitation roOEs have been
secured in the ''STIDGER B LDING."
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Peimauship, arithmetic, Mental
and Written Geography, English Gram.
mar, and Analysis Of Sentences ,OO.
Algebra, GeOmetay, Trigonometry,
Surveying Physiology Natural Phi.
losophy, Chemistry, Intellectual Phi
losophy, and Elements Of the Latin
and Greek Languages, NOOO.
Lessons In YO:al Ma sie given at moderate
fee.
The charge for Tuition payable, one hall at
the middle OF the term, the remainder a! the
close. No deduction for absence except id
case Of sickness
Good Boarding and Rooms.
can be procured cheap-price varying accord
ing TO locality and cost Of provisions.
The object of this Academy is the attain
ment Of an Elevated Standard Of education for
young .... ar a..' Hasa. .s
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
And those wishing TO acquire a good English
Education, or who wish 70 complete their
Preparatory Studies with view of entering
College, can have as good faculties here as else
where.
L00ALITY &C. &c,
CanOllton has a site as healthy as any other
Towa in Ohio, and its inhabitants are hospi'
table aud social. Il contains Eve Protestant
Churches, to wit:-Methodist Episcopal, Pres.
byterian, Lutheran, German Reformed, and
United Presby yteriau. Due attention should
be given to Social and Moral culture, as well
as the Intellectual training Of the Student.
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DAINTS-For White lead, Linseed Oil, and
i Paints and Oils Of all descriptions, go 70
B&S.
DATENT MEDICINEs-For any patent or
i other medicine, call on BIAS.
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EEdH0D Aq ,l!~sa pus Slss
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DUY your Wall Paper 4 BOrdeIs Of
ID BIAS.
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: ABSOLEM KAKN,
DEALER in every variety Of Cane seat ard
UWnsor chairs, repairing done on short no.
tice Room on Main st., CarrOlltOn, Ohio.
julv7,. '56. "a I. -z-4aE 4.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

On the Oath instant, Of brain fever, EDWIN W., only
child of John f. H. and Cecilia Boston, aged years.
months and II days.
On the oath instant, MARY ELIZA second daughter of
Henry and Sarah Ann Daneker, aged Is years
On the 9th instant, SARAH CATHARINE, aged II
months and II days. youngest and beloved child of Der
nard and Anna Gray.
of erysipelas, MARGARET ROSALIE, aged 10 months
and days, daughter of VIM. F. and Agnes Ross
On the 4th instant at the residence of Robert Scott No.
1856 North Gay street. j. DAVIDGE WOOD aged As years
Suddenly Friday afternoon 10th instant the resi-
dence of her SON Flaw, Samuel H. Bakely in Baltimore
county, ANN LEAGUE, consor of the late Luke League,
of this city, in the 10th year of her age
At New Orleans after two days illness of yellow fever,
JAMES NJ FOSTER of this city, in the 10th year of his
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

On the 23d instant, by Rev. DIR. Webster, WILLIAM
ELFING, of this city, to ANNE ELIZABETH SWIG-
GETTE, of Delaware.
On the ODD instant, by Rev J. S. McMurray, GEORGE
W. REAY to Miss JOSEPHINE Deadly all of Balti-
more.
ANN HARRIS. both of this city.
On the 18th instant at the Parsonage 81 William street.
by Rev. John Thrush, GEORGE W. TALL and Miss
AMANDA B. JONES, all of this city.
At New York. on Monday 23d instant, by Rev. K.
HIGBIA.
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FRENCH KISSING

A sprightly, amusing Paris correspondent of one
OF the papers, thus describes the rage for kissing in
ola Belle France "
The almost universal custom of kissing in Paris
seems at first singular to a stranger coming from
the country where the propreties of life rarely per-
NIT you to take lady's hand-much less to salute
her. In France, to kiss lady with whom you are
not intimate, is very common; especially is this the
case if she is a married lady. Not only the mem
bers of the family, but all the guests, expect inva
riably to salute the lady of the house, on coming
down in the morning. But though the modest
American may, perhaps, escape the ceremony on
ordinary occasions, yet on New Years morning it
is imperative. On that morning | came down to
my coffee about o'clock. sat down quietly, bid
ding Madame bon jour, ordinary OCCASIONS
In few moments she was at my elbow, with
"MOns. b., | am angry with YOU
l expressed regret and annoyance of having
given her any reason.
'Ah," said she, ''you know very we'll the reason.
1t is because you did not embrace me this morning
when you came down."
Madame was lady of perhaps twenty eight with
jet black, glossy hair, and clear fair complexion.
She was very Beautifully had she been plain, should
have felt less embarrassed. She waited as though
expecting me to atone for my neglect but how
could before the whole table? | sat all this time
trembling in my seat At length Madame said,
"Mons B., enbrasez moi
The worst had come. | arose. trembling, put my
bloodess lips, all greasy with butter and wet with
coffee, (for in my embarrassment had dropped my
napkin) to those of Madame. This was my first
| French kiss
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

THE TRANSATLANTIC MAIL.-Since the receipt
from Mr.. Collins of his last note, the Postmaster
General and Secretary of the Navy have heard
nothing further as to what will be the course of the
Collins Steamship Company respecting the trans
Atlantic mail Whether that company will resume
its trips between New York and Liverpool, and
avail itself of a contract founded upon the act of
Congress is, therefore, still matter of uncertainty.
The Government will not probably, under the
isting law at least, enter into any negotiations based
upon the change of termini desired by the company,
to wit: Portland and Southampton.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, AUGUST &c, 1858.

Encouraged by the success which has attended
their Daily issue, the Proprietors OF the Exchange
are now publishing a Tri-weekly-or Country
edition. This edition contains all the News and
Editorial matter comprised in the Daily; together
with full and reliable report of the markets
both Domestic and Foreign, and all the new
advertisements. 1t is furnished to subscribers at
four Dollars per annum, payable invariably in
advance Subscriptions for shorter period will
be received at the same rate.
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NOTHING IS so BECOMING to man or wo

NOTHING is so BECOMING to a man or wo-
man soft uxurant head of hair. 1t is the browning
ornament of humanity. But alasl how it is lost
and with it all beauty unless nOurished and nvgoraed
by some chemical preparation, for which nothing has yet
been discovered equal Professor Woods Preparation
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations several
are already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot, St Louis, No. and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
au23-Zw 81 and 80 Baltimore street.