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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the 18th day Of December, in the wear
" A, D, 1858, the Probate Court, in and for
Carroll county, State of Ohio, declared the ca
tate Of Charles Stewart, deceased, to be prob.
ably inselvent. Creditors are, therefore, rsaui.
red to present their claims against the estate.
to the undersigned. for allowance, within six
months from the time above mentioned, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
Ii. p. Heller, administrator of
-. CHARLES STEWART, deceased.
Dec. %, asst.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

DITds IOLIsl PIN.
vs, Before Daniel Clark,
Henry Peterson deft Justice tf the Peace Of
Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio; On the
18th day of November A. D. 1858, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of ten dollars and seventy.
six cents, SILAS PORTS.
Fox tp., Dec. 3, '5s--3w
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING
JAS. G. WILSON.

y "A - ~ w H > " ~
MOULD inform the public that he has loca.
w ted in Carrrollton where he will be happy
to receive share of public patronage. He is
determined to get up work iu style not to be
surpassed here or elsewhere, Shop immedi.
ately opposite Cummings & Couch's store and
few doors west Of the ''PattOn House, where
he can bc found at all times.
Oarrollton, q. Aug | '57.f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
Philadelphia by Railroad in the State of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being good loan soil, with clay
bottom. The land is large tract, divided in.
to small farms, and hundreds from all parts of
the country are now settling and building
The crops can be seen growing. Terms from
SIS to $50 per acre, payable within four wears
by instalments. To visit the pace-Leaye
VineSt. Wharf at Phla. at II A II. by Rail.
road for Hammonton, or address r, s. Bvrons.
oy letter. See full Advertisements in anoth-
or column. Is
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NEW ARRANGEMENT In TAN
MING.

Mrs. Regina Karns and sonshave purchased
the Tannery lately owned by Ar. John w.
Yourg, and are prepared to pay the highest
prices in cash for
BARKS, HIDES & SKINS.
They are prepared to do whatever tanning may
be desired on the shares. Good Sork and
entire satisfaction will be given. The patron.
age Of the public is respectfully solicited,
Carrollton Ohio Aug 18th. 1858.
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Improve your Vision.

IITE have the pleasure of informing our Gus.
w toners and mankind In general, that We
are the regular agent for @. Solomon L Co's
Improved Crystal and Double Spectacle, the
most perfect Spectacle Lens, ever introduced.
all their glasses are ground in 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 fil old frames
with the PeriscOpic or Double Convex glasses.
at @. A. B0EGELS Drug House.
LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USES
French Brandy pure, Peach, do, Apple dc.
Raspberry do, 0ld Bye Whisky, Honongahala
do, Irish do, Port Wine, Rhine do, Catswba do,
Malaga do, Holland Gin, .Iamaca Rum, call Il
the Drug Store Of
c. A. B0EGEL,
Oct. Ia, 1858.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Robt. George plG:

"'''' OSs.S' vs.. p'' B,t,rs Daniel clarE k
ThOs. Peterson, deft. Justice of the Peace Of
Fox tp., Carroll Co., Ohio; On the 29th day Of
November, A. D. 1898; said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action for
the sum OF one hundred and twenty-five dollars
and fifteen cents. LOBERT GEORGE
FIX tp., Dec s, '5S-SW.
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Improved COOkiRg Slaves

J. @. BAIRD, of salinesville, Golumbians
county, would call the attention of the public
to one of the greatest improv sments ever in.
troduced in cooking stoyes--the burning of the
gas and smoke arising from the coal, by which
means fifty per cent. of fuel is saved and a
greater amount Of heat thrown to the bottom
OF the oyen.. Those wanting such stoves can
be accommodated by calling at my establish
ment. ~.
also keep on hand a large assortment Of va.
rious kinds of stoves, CRATES, all kinds Of hol
low ware, tinware, &C., which l wi sell CHEAP.
Salineville, Col. CO., Odds J.O. BAIRD.
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SHERLFFiS SALE

QY virtue ofan execution issued out Of The
Ugourt Of Common Pleas, of Stark cour ty
Ohio and to me directed, will offer for sale
at public suction at the door of the Court
house, in CarrolGon, Carroll county, on Satur.
day the 22d day of January A. D. 1859, be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o..
clock ?. NJ. of said day, the following descri-
ted real estate to wit: A part of lots No. II
and IS, in Tayor's addition to the town Of
Minerva, in Carroll county, Ohio; so much
thereof as is owned and occupied by the Mi.
nerva steam mill company, and bounded as
follows. Beginning at the north west corner
of said lot No. II, thence south along main 81
TO the south west corner OF lot No. Is. Thence
south S7f degrees east, forty one feet and sew.
en- inches. Thence north So degrees east
sixty four feet. Thence north n degrees west
eighty seven feet and four inches. Thence
west eighty three feet, north sS4 Degrees
Appraised at S50O0,00.
Taken in execution and will be sold by me.
Terms cash. EDWIN FERRALL.
D Dec %, l85S.-td. prf 81. Sheriff.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

President.-James Buchanan. d
Vice President.--John G. Breckenridge
Sec. of State-Lewis Cas-. = s :
Sec. Of Treasury--Howell Cobb.
Sec. of Interior--Jacob Thompson.
Sec. of NaYy--Isaac Toucy.
Sec Of War-Johu B. Floy9.
P. NJ. General-Aaron v. Brown.
Attorney Gen.--5sremiah S. Black.
Com. of Pensions--Geo. G. Whiting.
Com. Of PateAts--T. Holt.
o. s. Senaton-B. F. Wade, George
E. Pugh.
STATE OFFICERS.
Goyernor-Salmon P. Chase.
Lieut., GOV.--Martin Welker'-,
Sec. Of State-A' P. Russell. Ire
Treas. Of State--A. P. Stone.
Aud, Of State-Franeis N. Wright.
Attorney Genersl-C, P, Waleolt, -
B. of Public Works-John WaddIe. A.
G Conoyer, A. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme Court-Thomas Bart.
ley, Josiah Scott, Jacob BHnkerhoff ]
r. Swan, Milton SulliG.
Com. Public Schools--Anson smytbe.
State Controller-Wm. B. Thral.
DISTRICT OFFICERS
Judges District Ceurt-Lyman w. Pot.
ter, B. F. Hoffman, Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Court--President Judges
Lyman w. Potter & John w Church,
Member of Congress-John A.. 3ing
ham. ....~- So @.Es,E -,- -...
Senator--Thomas W. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representatives., B. Roach.
Probate Judge--John II. Tripp.
Clerk Of Court-John G. Baxter.
Auditor Washington Butler. -.
Treasurer--John 1. Hunt.
Sherif-Edwin Ferrel,
Recorder-Isaac Ulman' ......
Pros. Attorney-Robt. &. Knight.
Commissioner -Thos. Wier, ]. Stray
or, D. Gregg. s r - "a
County Surveyor-Wm.M m.MeCully.
lnfirmary Directors-Wm. NeVin,r D.
Rheem, ]. Fawcett.
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UtFF AND COMPANYH
| LINE OF MERCANTILE col
LEGES
/ AT PITTSBURGH and
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With fun staif Of experienced teaebsu
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gfAeaAuhg 10 TITS Institution, Or sny Of fs
me bFaDebes, they will obtain the l,ll ,wios
important advantages over those Of anv osbe,
Commercial School n the country;
lst lts reputation follows lis stnden,s
through lie.
I'd. The studentis Il instruets. In bo IA so,-
1 eign and domestic businass.
Sd. Hstraining includes matters Of pracliee
wholly unknown 10 common teaehersl tba,
greatly dimirish his chances q failure IN busi
ness.
4h. Changing Single into DOubIo EnlrI
without new Books.
9th. A new method OF proving ks
iound IN Duifs look keeping ouly.
9th, The siK eolumned Journal.
1th. Dufs self proving Bin Books.
sth. Duifs new fern OF Bank Check Book,
Sih. Dafs rule for winding up dissolved
partnerships.
10Th Dua's Rales for adjusting dsranged
Books.
llth. Dufr's Rules for computing interest
18th. Practice in making out Merchants in.
vaices'
18Th. Specifications for constructing ac-
counts Of sales.
I4th. Steamers rsshippingg freight and
passengers.
18th. Settlements between owners.
l6.h. settlements between owners after Iosa
Of the vessel.
18th. sale Of one owners share TO another.
18th. steamers siBgls EAtry changed 70
Double Entry Books.
lsth. Exercise in adjusting steamers de-
ranged Books.
goth, On graduating each student Is pre-
sented With an elegant bound copy Of Dun |
can 3 Business and Ornamental Penmanship |
-the most valuable work on the seience nov 4
publifhed.
a Fifteen first premiums silver Medals.
and Dplo mas for Dufs Book-keeun gibit-
0uneans penmanship, since 1856 are sxh
ID in our Office.
No engravings are ever sent TO CORRESPOND.
,nts as Penmanship.
Call and see Mr.. Duncan perform with
zen.
Oct 2O.h 1858.
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NOTICE

| ~ ~ = VIZ
George F. Kennedy. and Margaret Kenedv
his vile, Of the Territory Of Nebraska, vii
take notice that the Fund Commissioners o
Carroll county, Ohio, did on the 18th day o.
September, fle their petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within aud for the county OF
Carroll, in the State Of Ohio, against the
said Geo. +. Kennedy, Margaret Kennedy, Peter
| W. Lee, Isaac Atkinson; Sarah A. 1tkinson
and John Nest deiendants, setting forth that
tho said Geo. +, Kenedyand Margaret Kene.
dy on the lst day Of September A. D. 1918
gave mortgage to the Fund Commissioners
aforesaid, on lot number thirty two in Atkiu
sons addition 10 the town Of Carrollton, Ohio
to secure the payment Of s6Ul according 10 a
certain note referred to in said mortgage
that tn plaintiff TecoyeFeda judgment against
the said Geo. +. Kennedy and Margaret Kene.
dy, for the said sum and an order for the sale
OF said premises at the March term A, d.
1883 of The Court aforesaid, that there have
been payments made Oh said judgement but.
that there is still balance due of S2l9.9O
with interest at the rate of per cent. per
annum, from July 10, A. D. 1855. and that
since the giVingof sal nortguge the other
defendants claim soule intere st in said lands
under the said Geo. +, Kenedy and Margaret
Kennedy, and praying that the said Geo. +.
Kennedy may pay said sum Of S2l9, ,90-lOO
with Interest from July 10. A, D. 1855, at the
rate OF z per cent per annum, OF that the said
premises may be sold to pay the same, AMI
the said Geo. +. Kennedy and Margaret Kene.
dy are notified that they are required to an.
pear and answer said petition, on or before
the third Saturday after the 18th day ofJanua.
ry A. D, 1859. WASH BUTLRR
LEVI HUNT
Fund Commissioners.
S. N. CRANE. their Attv.
dec. l5 ls5S-GR.
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OFFICE OF lHE JUpGE OF PRogArE

Carrollton, Dec. 8, 1853,
nHE following accounts Of Executors Ad.
ministrators and Guardians have been filed
in this Office, and are set for hearing on
Monday. the 3rd day OF January, a. D. 1859,
at l o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are 1ispo-
sed Of. The filing and pendency of which Ac
countants and heirs interested will take notice,
viz:
Frst account Of David Need executor of Dan.
iel Need. deceased.
John Molledge, guardian of the
minor heirs of Abram Morledge,
deceased.
:" oi Agnes Mel Balm, guardian of the
minor heirs of Gilbert McBain
deceased,
f inal account of Chrles A Murray, administra>
tor of james Murray, deceased
Abel and Rachel Virgins, ad.
ministrator of Isaac Wiggins de-
ceased,
John W. Cox, administrator o
james Cox, deceased.
Henry Lotz, executor of Daniel
johnson. deceased.
sr i" James iRa nsey' guardian of the
q. minor heirs Of John McAllister.
deceased.
Dec. 8, 1853, 90 JOHN II, TRIPP.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

An examination Of School Teachers will be
held in the town of Carrollton on the first
Wednesday of January, 1859 for the expires
benefit ofthose who may desire to teach.
BY order Of the Board. d. A. ARTER.
Dec. e-td, Secretary.
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Is A AC Him AN

INSURANCE AGENT, SIGN PAINTER
l and Professor of plain and ornamental Pen
manship and card writing. Office North. Yves.
corner OF the Court House, 0artollton Ohio.
FoIvE 81 1851 Z,
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Ohio State and Union Law C0Ileon

V'hlS Institution has been removed to 1leSe.
I land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer.
red, and Students upon Graduating NAV he
admitted to practice. For Circulars address
at Cleveland, N, A. KING sS7
Jan. 7, lSoS.--ly. Secretary.
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oBAeOO-An assort nent of the ch oices
brands of Che wing Tobacco, also smoking
fOoacco' SMUT, Pipess &c., for sale by
E34 GORDON.
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that as usual Is complete and that he bought
it for the ready" and that be will sell the
same very low. ETHEREAL Burning Fluid a. rs
cents per gallon, and all other Drugs N .hs
same proportion. Call at the Drug Store Of
the unde rsigned and give Us shake Of the
hand. and LET Us show you through before psr.
chasing elsewhere.
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Persons suffering from sudden attacks Of
disease, or from chronic complaints of Iong
standing g, willfnd it to their advantage to
take notice Of th above appointments as no
charge is make for counsel. Mild medicines
with proper advice in respest to habits, diet
and exercise, effect far more cures than the
poisonous drugs which corode the system,
waste the viral powers, and udenrmine the
constitution.
DR.. Pierce having had much experiepce in
the treatment of Consumption both Of the
second and third stages. fatters himself that
under his treatment it is not an incurable dis
ease. Hts unequaled success thus far, proves
all that he asserts. Having devoted much Of
his time and study to the treatment Of this
death dealing adversary, he feels assured, that
under his prescription it must yield. as Il has
done in numerous instances heretofore.
He is also very successful in the treatment
of Cancers and Female Weakness, and has
given life and health to many afflicted with
the above diseases.
MARX THE TINL and remember that be NAV
be consulted free of charge, in diseases of ali
kind kinds, which he is prepared to treat with
Nov. 10-td.
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AppOintm GntS for December
DR.. l.. v. PIERCE

NA.V be consulted as follows FREE OF CHARGE
- remaining tut ONE DAY atelch place:
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NEW ADVEBziSkRRYTS

"Ho TIA. 10 The World would rise,
Mast read the news and sdveiliseln
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I ARD OLA good article; also Linseed
IL Oil, Machine oil, Castor oil, Sweet oil.
and other Oils BAXTER Dc STER LING
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
OCCASIONAL" WRITES AS FOLLOWS -
WAsuINGrox. Oct. a. 1888

~, "9hiNIIoN, OcL ii, 1905.
b. "e result OF the Pennsylvania election
p"s eAclnded every other topic here. The
Fa'"suay expedition, the Chinese treaty, the
49, li'er question, and all other questions,
ras. 'or 'he nonce forgotten, and it is only
boaIed b'I"ioered that great victory of principle
sta, si@s oeSn accomplished in the good old Key
ioie oGne commonwealth, and none are more re
yiIelu' yoH than those who, like myself, have
W. VIe1 your lead from the beginning.
taH lu i tiat, In these letters, | could in full
oon! n YOU now your independent, manly, Dem
r0aa "'Ic S course has endeared you to the young
o o,en south, but | am afraid it will be stricken
Uut as other things have been that | have
"trvIeh WI In your praise.
vba haI l VIII Mr. Buchanan do with those
b1 ~T ~ nave deceived him 1t was told him
me .ne Union by the Star, by the Charleston
woa veaVa'& ~ and other journals, that his policy
rla "' 'ne policy of his people. Now his peo.
T,v VIII nave repudiated it, what will be done
br' sn nSarrlgn and Witte. and the crowd of
saawnng politicians who have arrogantlv es-
nj Tyeu 10 speak for the keystone Democracv2
SIay have.deluded the Administration with
,bas 9e words, and will it tolerate the lead of
r. i" I. l'hird-rate alderman's court practice p
LIn9 - nard to tell what will be done. The
tb,," mas come upon the officials here like a
Pun punuershock. They are all raralyzed.-
cbon.O Oooo Is utterly chopfallen. The
iden"oHes ne fondly entertained for the Pres
of fl; nave gone glimmering into the mist
tbe ;sS that were. Toucey trembles for
bon.Inn Nestigations of the next session. The
peTt query is, what will Col. Forney do
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
Ynba County Correspondence.
SAND HILL, Yuba Co, !

NOV. loJH, 1905.
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMOCRAT My letter
of the 9TH inst, giving you some accounts of
the rich quartz lode discovered at this place
short time since, by some mistake is located
in Butte county Sand Hill is a portion of
the dividing ridge, between Sucker Flat and
Roses Bar on the north, and Timbuctoo on
the south. The company owning the rich
lode have organized under the name of the
Kentucky Quartz Mining Company.
Since wrote you last the company have
erected one arastra, which is now in success
ful operation, crushing about one and half
tons day. The rich seam of quartz is not
worked in the arastra, the easing or o,tside
only being worked at present The lode
has been farther prospected during the past
week, and continues to be as rich as the first
discoveries.
During the past week. Mr. Eenwood of
Iimbuctoo, struck what is supposed to be a
continuation Of the same lode. lie has sunk
II shaft some thirty feet deep, striking one of
the dips of the lode in which the gold can
be seen. The recent rich discoveries in this
vicinity have caused a rivalry in prospecting,
which is always benefit to the country.
Roses Bar-Bostwick ,t Co. have made
new discoveries, when are paying S25 per
day to the man.
Independent Hill, back Of Roses Bar.-Par
ry d Evans, in two days washing of drift
dirt, took out 40 ounces of amalgum.
Timb"ctoo George Mullen, in l6 DAYS
washing, took out $500.
Yours, JEFF.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY-E J.
Curtis and 5. Howard, teamsters in the
employ OF Supervisor Babcock, who resides
near Llsles Bridge, were returning to the
city with loads OF lumber, on Monday last,
and stopped during the night near the Cali.
tOrnia House, on the lllinoistown road En-.
yeloped in the blankets, they turned in at
the rear of sheir wagons, under the proiec.
ing lumber At an early hour In the morn
ing they were aroused. and discovered two
men with pistols cooked and leveled. who
advised them to put their hankerehiefs over
their faces. Howard said he had no hand
kefchief, whereupon one of the strangers
pulled the blanket over his face. Howard
removed it, saying "If you are going to kill
me, want to see you do it; you shnn't kill
ne with my head covered up" The stran
gers then searched their clothing, even
pulling oil their boots. and finding no money
demanded to know where they had seereted
the receipts for the load of grain which they
had taken just previously to Illinoistown.-
The teamsters assured them that they had
received no money therefor, and exhibited
receipt showing that the grain had been left
there on storage. The receipt was exhibited
'fter the teamsters had been taken some lit
tie distance from the wagon, under solemn
promise of the highwaymen to buck" or
- burke them. Howard offered them all
the money he had--a half dolar--but they
refused to receive that, and finding they
could make nothing, escorted the bows back
to bed, and saw them snugly tucked in,
when they left. Having delivered their
loads ut Lisles Bridge. Howard started out
on the return, with double barrel shotgun
in search of one of the party, whom he rec
ognized.Sac UnioA yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
VVHN d. W ILLI = MoI
u. $. Consul, Lauthala.

a POET AFRAID OF A PHILOSOPHER A wri-
Ter in the New York Evening Post, who is
harrating the Incidents of a trip to the Sara
nae Lakes, tells good story about Longfel-
low and Emerson:
This reminds me Of a joke that was cur
rent at the Philosophers Camp about Emer
SON. lhs gentleman was noted for being
somewhat abstracted, and by no means Ger
Aih shot. When the purity was originally
organized to come into the woods, the poet
iLohslellow was to join it, but he Subsequent
Y peremptorily declined on hearing that
Emerson had purchased n double-barreled
gun oil large calibre to take with him"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

HE CRUSADE AGAINST OBSCENE PUBLICA-
TIoNs-ARREsTs AND SEIZURES. The Mayor
is determined to 60 on with the good work
of discriminating obscene and vicious publ
cations. which he commenced last summer.
Numerous complaints having been sent in by
country people and others, who had been
swindled by inducements held out to them in
a vile and vicious advertising circular, called
The New York journal, protesting to be de-
voted to science, medicine, literature and
amusement" warrant was issued, and yes
terday morning Sergt. Berney made descent
upon its publication office No. 81 Nassau
street There he found the editor and pro.
nrietor," DR. S. Hankinson, also man wri-
ting wrappers, and two girls folding. The
doctor" was taken before the Mayor, and
aiterward sent before Recorder to give bail
to answer before the grand jury. This same
individual was arrested last summer bv Sergt
Berney under the name of "Dr. Bland" and
was on that occasion released on the promise
that he would abandon his swndling enter.
prise. Since then however, it has been in
full blast publishing various kinds of nos
,rums, calculated, as is complained, to cheat
the ignorant and injure their morals. The
country has been flooded with them. and the
Doctor it is stated, has been reaping i'm.
mense gains. judging from his letters, amount
ing to about thirty per day. each supposed to
contain a remittance for the mild, pleasant
and delightful remedies" vertsed.-Iri6une.