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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-17
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On the 4th day Of December. 1858, at
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door OF the
Court house, in CarrolltOn, Carroll county, o.,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the undi
yided half of the following real estate, as the
property Of Lucinda Shepherd IN insane per
son. John Mclaughlin and Samantha Nc
Luaghfln, and Elizabeth Crawford minors
Lots numbered y, appraised at s.; and Al,
and 4e, appraised at a each, and l. 2, 8, s.
I and 8, appraised at $3.50 each, also, out lots
numbered i. Q, 8, 4, ct $2,5O each in Mechan.
icstown, Carroll count, Ohio. Also, 66 acres
more or less, adjoining Aechanicstown, Car.
roll county, Ohio, being part of the east hall
Of the south west quarter of section twenty
nine, of township thirteen, and range four;
app raised at $3.50. Also, a part ofthe south
west quarter of section twenty, of township
fourt cen, Of range Eve; containing 30 acres,
more or less, and the south east quarter of sec.
20, township fou rteen, Of range Eve. containing
l6O acres, appraised at sl295. Subject 20 one
h llf of th dover estate ol Elizabeth Shep.
herd, widow of William Shepherd, deceased
Terms one third In cash, one third in one
year. and one third in two years, tie defer
red payments secured By mortgage on the
property.
Elizabeth Shepherd, guardian of
Lucinda Shepherd.
John Mclaughlin, Guardian of
Samantha Mclaughlin.
William 8. Crawford, Guardian of
Nov. 10, 5S.-H Elizabeth Crawford.
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N O TT e.

Ts hereby given that pesitioR will be pre-.
l sented to the Commissioners Of Carroll o.,
Ohio, at their session in December next, for the
opening Of = county road, Orange township,
beginning at Isaac BrOwe's barn, and running
the land OF Isaac BrOwe's, and On the banka
between the upland and meadows; through the
land Of James Hsggarty to intersect che road
leading from Leesburgh 10 Leayesttsville on
.he land of Mary n. Ball near Bradshaws saw.
miIl-also to vacate the present rOsd IRON the
point Of beginning to the crossroads near
Samuel Holmes bsrn=-also 20 vacate 30 much
Of the read leading from Smiths mill to Bskes d
ssw.mill, as lies between Btadshaw's Aw-mi
and James Trips barn. ~
MANY PsTlrToNERs.
Orange township, Nov. s-4w.
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C&' AVW0
With full staff Of experienced teachers,
all trained for business BY the principal. Stu.
dents will find, BY proper inquiry, that by
graduating in this Institution, or any OF it's
inc branches, they will obtain the foIllwine
important advantages over those Of any other
Commercial School in the country:
lst. Its reputation follows its students
through life.
ID. The student is instructed in bo th for
eign and domestic businass.
3d. His training includes matters Of practice
wholly unknown to common teachersl thar
greatly diminish his chances Il failure in bust.
ness.
4th. Changing Single into Double Entry
without new Books.
9th. A new method of proving ks
found in Dufrs Book keeping only.
9th. The six cOlumned Journal
7th. Duf's self proving Bill Books.
9th. DufFs new form Of Bank Check Book.
9Th. Duf's rule for winding up dissolved
partnerships.
10th Duf's Rules for adjusting deranged
Books.
llth. Duh's Rules for computing interest
18th. Practice in making out Mercbants' in
vaices'
18th. Specifications for constructing ac-
counts Of sales.
l4th. Steamers reshippingg freight and
passengers.
18th. Settlements between owners.
10th. settlements between owners after loss
Of the vessel.
18th. sale of one owners share to another.
18th. steamers single Entry changed to
Double Entry Books.
10th. Exercise in adjusting steamers de-
ranged Books.
Goth. On graduating each student is pre-
sented with an elegant bound copy Of Dun
can g Business and Ornamental Penmanship
the most valuable work on the science nov
publifhed,
tE Fifteen first premiums silver Medals,
and DiplO mas for Duffs Book-keepn gibit-
Duncan's penmanship, since 1856 are exh
ed in our Office.
No engravings are ever sent to Correspond.
ents as Penmanship.
Call and see Mr.. puncan perform with
pen.
Oct Goth 1883.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
lVbe presented to the Commissioners of Carr
roll county, at their December session pray
ing for an alteration of the road leading from
CarrolltOn, to Minerva, in Carroll county; com
mencing at the east end of Solomon Miller 3
lane, thence along the oil road till it crosses
the Spring Run at Samuel Wards, thence
east till it strikes an old road at the line be.
tween David FimdIes and Samdel Wards;
thence along the old road till it intersects the
road leading from Augusta to the town of
Malvern, where said alteration is to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct. 81. 1858,
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In Probate Court.
Petition 10 cell.

administrator Of By virtue Of an order Of
John Justus deed sale made in above case
vs. TO me directed l will offer
Sarah Justus ct for sale on the premises on
al the twenty-fourth day Of
November next the follJE.
ing described lands to wit: the South East quar-.
ter OF the South West quarter Of Section ten
in township fifteen of Range seven in the
Steubenvile land district containing forty acres.
al~o part Of the South half of the North Ras,
quarter of the Section Aforesaid, bounded a.
follows, beginning at tie Southwest corner
oil said half quarter thence east thirty -four
rods; thence North.West thirty eight rods and
four feet the south fourteen rods, % the place
OF beginning containing one acre and onehun.
dred and ten rOdE. Being the sane lands
on which the said Jodn Jus Us deceased Ia civ
resided situated in Monroe township in Carroll
eou atty Ohio. Term Of sale one third in hand
and the balance in two equal annual install
ments With interest secured by mortgage On
The premises.
Oct Both 1858. JACOB JUSTUS.
administrator of John Justus dsc'J.
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DRY GOODS.

No, 81 WooD-sT, ABOVE DIAMOND ALLEY
PITTSBUR Oh.
win be prepared early in September and
throughout the season to offer TO the trade,
an unusually varied aud stsFaetivs stock Of
Dry Goods and Notions, in which they will
compete With and market in the United States.
al good merchants are invited 70 call.
PittaLuE b, 25th 1858 6w.
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CarrOlItOn Academy!

The first session OK the CARROLLTON
AGA DENY will commence on Tuesday, tbe
th of October, A. D 1858, and continue
twenty weeks.
Commodious Recitation rooEs have been
secured in the "STIDGER B DING"
TERMS OF TUITION.
Readi ng, Penmanship, arithmetic, Mental
and Wri tten, } Geography, English Gram.
mar, an Analysis of Sentences $500.
Alge bra, Geometay, TrigonOmetry,
Survey ing Physiology Natural Phi.
loso ply, Chemistry, Intellectual PHI
loso ply, and Elements Of the Latin
and Greek Languages, $1,000.
Lessons in VO ;al Mu sic given at moderate
fee.
The charge for Tuition payable, one half at
the middle of the term, the remainder at the
close. No deduction for abselce except in
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
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
And those wishing to acquire good English
Education, or Who wish to complete their
Preparatory Studies with a view of entering
College, can have as good faculties here as else
where.
LOOALIT &C. &C,
Carrollton has site as healthy as any other
Town in Ohio, and its inhabitants are hOspi-
table and social It contains five Protestant
Churches, to wit:-MethOdist Episcopal, Pres.
byterian, Lutheran, German Reformed, and
United Presby yterian. Due attention should
be given to Social and Moral culture, as well
as the Intellectual training of the Student.
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EYEGUTOh'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nndsF'
IN Vsigned has been duly appointed executor
of the estate of Mrs. Margaret Slemmer, o
Harrison township. All those indebted vii
please make payment immediately, and thoss
having claims will present them properly sather
siCated for settlement PRNER SHAFRER.
Nov, S-Sw.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thos Ueorge, PIT
vs.. before COiumDus
Jas. Il anderson, def. Adams, Justice Of
the Peace OF Fox township, Carroll Co., Ohio,
on the 22d day Of October, A. D. 1888, said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of seventy nine dol
lars and ninety five cents.
THOMAS GEORGE,
Fox township. Nov. 3-~Sw.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been
lVapp0inted Exec dtor Of the last will and tes.
lament OF Reason Puuphrey deceased. All
persons holding claims against said estate
must present them duly authenticated " thin
one year, and those iuaebted must pay i'm
mediately.
ALFRED PUMPHRE,Y Bxr.
Oct. 81. 1858. 3w.
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ESTATE N0fICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
1Nhas been appointed and qualified Is Ad-
ministratOr with the will annexed Of the estate
o: John Scott, deceased All persons owing
said estate must settle Immediately and those
holding claims should present them within one
years. WILLIAM @. SCOTT, adm.
Nov. 3-Sw. with will annexed
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Noice is hereby given that have been an,
IN pointed executor If the last will and tes
lament, Of John J.Smith. decd. Those hay
ing claims will present them, ahd those indobt.
cd, will pay Immediately.
CYRUS A. SHoBER.
Nov. l7.-3w. Evecn.or
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B 0 U G H T, SOLD,
ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

Y office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed administrator of the
o tate Of John ShOber decd. All persons
indebted will make payment without DELAY,
aud those having claims will present th m
properly authenticated for settlement.
CYRUS Il. SHOBER.
Nov. l7,--3w. AGmin;strator
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAAHV . Wv - 4 Y
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigu
lN ed has been appointed Executor of the last
Will and testament OF William Potts decd
All persons owing said estate must pay i'm.
mediately, and those holding claims against
the same must present tn EN- automatically With.
in one year from this date.
THOMAS GEORGE
Oct. 20, 1858. Executor.
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HIDES! HLDESi! HIDES!y
THE subscriber wishes TO purchase three
hundred Hides, for which he will paw th q
highest market price, on delivery at his Tan
Yard, Carrollton, Ohio.
Nov ,l0-3w. WASH. BUTLER.
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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 at rs
cents per gallon, and all other Drugs in :he
same proportion, Call at the Drug Store Of
the unde rsigned anu give us shake Of the
hand, and let US show you through before pur.
chasi ,g elsewhere.
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A. J. THOMAS
AssIsT. TEACHH n,
GEO. w. WOODWARD.

GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Brick Layer and Briek Maker
CaFrOIEtOn, Ohio
DERS0NS living in townor country, wanting
l kiln of brick made, or 9 job of brick lay
ing done can be ccOmmodated on the shortest
notice. - All work warranted.
suO27'57.
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Improve YOUR Vision.

UTE have the pleasure Of informing our Gus.
w toners and mankind In general, that We
are the regular agent for G. solomon & Cos
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 Hll old frames
with the Periscopic or Double Convex glasses.
at @. A. B0EGELS Drug House.
LIQUORS F0R MEDICAL USES
French Brandy pure, Peach, do, Apple do.
Raspberry do, Old Rye Whisky, MOnongahala
do, Irish do, Port Wine, Rhine do, Casawba do,
Malaga do, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, call at
the Drug Store of
G. 4. BOFGEL.
Oct. II, 1858.
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TAXES! TAXES!!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that myself or Deputy will attend in The fol-
lowing townships Carroll county, Ohio the usual places holding elections
to receive the Taxes for the year 1885, the following
LOudOn Township Monday, lSh from o'clock m to o'clock M
East Tuesday, 18th,
Augusta Wednesday, Goth.
Brown Thursday " 2la
Perry Friday, " 22nd.
Orange Saturday, " 23d.
will readiness TO pay previous
that and will the Treaus Office Croon from the ah dsy Of
October o the goth of December.
RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1883
The following the Rates TaaOn for tie different County TOwn
ship purposes and tho cents hundred dollars val
udhoR
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EYE0UTOR,S NOTICE.

HdEU . 7 Vxt y VVA4 O2s
The undersigned has been appointed execu
tor of the last will and Testament of Enoeh
Blackledge, deceased. Those having claims
against the estate will please present them,
and those indebted viii make payment with
put delay.
WASHINGTON HARDGRAvE,
Nov. 10, '5s.-St Executor,
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Appointments for December.
DR.. l., v. PIERCE

pA' IL. v. FlEkCE
NAN be consulted as follows FREE or CHARGE
~ remaining but..oNE DAY ateaCh place:
youngstown, Union house, Tuesday, Dec. II
Warren, Franklin ihOuse Wednes.
day,
Garfield, BOstwick House, Thursday, q
Salem, FaTquhar House, Friday, II
Cohmbiana, Sturgeon House, Satur-
wellsvilie, whitacre House, Monday, 20 40
New Lisbon, Watson House, Tues.
day, 4" 81
Hanover, Ickes House, Wednesday. %
Oarroilton, Patton House, Tuesday, az
Minerva, Yinglng house, Friday, "a
Persons suffering from sudden attacks Of
aisease, or from chronic complaints of long
etSndin 6, will find 1t to their advantage to
axe notice of th 9 above appointments as no
cnsrge 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 virat powers, and udenrmine the
constitution,
Dr' Pierce having had much experience in
the treatment of Consumption both of the
second and third stages. fatters himself that,
under hls treatment Il is not an ineurable dis
ease. hss unequaled success thus far, proves
an tnat % asserts. Having devoted much of
hls time and study to the treatment OF this
death sealing adversary, he feels assured, that
under bis prescription it must yield, as It has
done in numerous instances heretofore.
he is also very successful in the treatment
OF cancers and Female Weakness, and has
gwen life and health to many afflicted with
the above diseases.
MARX rHE TINKl and remember that he may
pe consulted free of charge, in diseases of all
Ilncs' which be is prepared to treat with
Nov. lO.-td,
PUBLIC SALE.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WlLL be sold at Public Sale at the Railroad
" Depot, In CaIrollton, on Saturday, the
9Th Inss9 the Locomotive Washington.
Terms cash, sale at o'clock I. n.
Nov. I0th-2w. n, COGSIL.
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State Of Ohio
Carroll County 90

Jacob Justus
administrator Of
John Justus deed
vs.
Sarah Justus ct
al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-18

or ~
tStqe9tng A1fay.irA boy named John Giles.
pie, had an alteration with a boy named VIM.
Glenn, at Gillespie 'sicofFee honsein Wheel.
ing, yesterday morning, about 8 o'clock, when
the former stabbed the latter in the vicinity of
the shoulder Gillespie We believe has not yet
been arrested.
Rot99ytsaa There has been deal of rowdy-.
ism and drunkenness in the city since the com
'mencement of the Fair. We have heard of
some dozen or more disgraceful broils and fights
in various parts of town. Strychnine whisky
Cor stretch '6ul, as it is sometimes called) is
mainly responsible for this state of things
Sentence Of TYiltiams and lfillard.-Judge
.Brockenbrough yesterday sentenced William G.
Williams and John P. Willard the former for
idefrauding the post Office department and the
latter for passing counterfeit coin, each to two
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.5 The
following is g part of the sentence as delivered:
It's well that your confederates, if there be
such, learn by the example you furnish, that
the trade ofthe professional dealer in counterfeit
coin is proftless one in the end, and this con-
sideration will have more influence on their de-
pravcd minds than any arguments addressed to
idle thing to address a moral lecture to a gang
of counterfeiters and outlaws banded together
to cheat and swinde society. Their callous
souls, steepedin guilt, and invincible TO every
suggestion Of honor, morality or religion, can
only be influenced by the terror of punishment
andyou have the consolation, fit be one; to.
reflect that the felon's fate that has overwhelm-
ed you, may operate asa salutary lessen to
wicked confederntes more guilty and experienced
i'll crime, it may be, than yourself.
But it may not be altogether proGtless to
yourselves, in the distressing circumstances that
surround you, to address youa few brief words
of parting COUNSEL You are both young, and
in consideration of your youth, aud remember
ing that the efficacy ofpunishment consists rath.
er in its certainty than in its severity, shall.
decree the mildest punishment allowed by the
law. Let me conjure you to Improve the op.
portunity afforded by your involuntary exile
from society, By rejecting on your past course,
and resolving to leave your prison, chastened,
nat hardened by your suferings. You will
have the profit while there, of moral and reli-
gious instruction, and let us nope that your res
resolution to amend your lives will be fortified
and strengthened by religious principles, and
that you may be cheered in your confinement
by a sense of Divine pardon, and ssthat peace of
mind which passeth all understanding"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-18

a Sa'Gge NegrO.-A negro, acting as groom
to some of the horses on exhibition at the fair,
neglected his charge yesterday, went off and got
drunk. When he came back to the stall his
master or employer held him to account for
derelctiOn of duty, The negro Sawed back, y
when the employer struck him on the calves
of the legs with large horsewhip. The negro
s'narting under the cut seized Ratchet and
threw it with great force at the masters head
and only missed his aim by hairs breadth
The master being powerful man, caught the
fellow by the hair of the head and dashed him
till he roared again. When he. was released
he was told to leave and "neyer more be officer
of mine" The negro left the place looking the
very picture of malicious ferocity.
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BUSINESS sNOpICEs.

Nottce-seyerul inquiries having been made
by-our customers for the aSietssr 4gertent, . a
highly esteemed and valuable preparation for
the cure of Dyspepsia, Headache, Heartburn,
Costiyencss, Acidity Of stomach, &C., we now
give, notice that we are prepared to supply our
customers with the genuine preparation. We
have received also the celebrated "Cocoaiae,p
for preserving and identifying the hair 1t
softens the hair when hard and dry. Itgiyesit
a rich lustre: Its effects are permanent It is
city that it is the best and cheapest hair dressing
in the world. Itisimade from cocoon nut oil -
For sale, with all the popular preparations, by
4. II. Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Druggists
SEE advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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oMuLTDM m p1 RTon

y Z &
In reference to Dr.A. roDD's Anti bilious or Liver
Pills. Mr. Jacob Utica, Licking Co., Ohio, writes:
II ind them to be an excellent srnedtcine.p .gf-
Mr. VIM. Of ohesteryille, Monroe Co., Ohio
writes, They are the best Pills We car. GET,
James Packer of summertle Somerset Co., Pa, writes
been using them for the last prize
them very highly.n 2
J Morris, of the 8. I. B. r., at steubenvte says
they are "inestimable.n 5ia5s
W. Bets. Of Sage, Upshur Co., Va, says, az have
been greatly benefited by your excellent Liver Pfs
r: Camden, of Weston Va. says of Them: aThsy are
certainly very valuable scarcely know how could do
IS months and would earnestly recommend item to al
dyspeptcs.' 1taia ~
The above selections few Hundreds that might
be gwen and yet haas hunted certtfcatesf We
could get haadreas Of item in this city the mere
asking. 8
Todds Pills for by everywhere Address
your orders to I. h. LOGAN & CO.,
aus4 General Agents.