Carroll Free Press from Carrollton, Ohio • 3

PIED. On the tub iMt BO ROE JAMES, too Miana and Hannah Guire, aged I year, 3 mouth and I day 7 On Sabbath evenis. ih 1 4th Mil CATHARINE L. NKIN, the wMnm of br mother, la New Hagerrtown, alter illness of otily tra days. When called to mourn the kmi of one whom hire tu long aad dearly lured to part forever from tbecVar being who baa a firmly entwined bene If with our heart's beat affections, we cannot hut feel 'tut deep, bitter aorrow wbicli Untune the heart striag, And seeetu to bid all earthly htppinea Plea forever.

Vet while pausing by bar narrow heme, a "still email voice" wMeetre. weep not for her, but rather mourn that you are left to rtruggl alone villi a cold, unfeeling world. Her earea and trial are over ber joy a of earthly kind ire paat and her freed apirit baa entered the choir of the bleat, around the throne of that (rod whom ahe loved ind aerved during her abort vi.it to earth. Naturally of a mild, ana pioua disposition, she early embraced the religion of her Savior and during a long connection with the church militant, never gave cauae for cenaure, but waa rather a bright ornament to her rlioeen profession. Her disease, though not complicated, was fearfully deceptive, lor no one thought it would prove fatal till within a few boura of her death, and during that time ber Bufferings were so intense that it was impossible for her to converse as freely with her friends as might have been wished, yet a aweet parting solace waa given to cheer the remaining lingerers on their lonely way.

Shortly before ber soul's departure to the spirit land, tome of her friends were ainging a favorite hymn in an adjoining apartment, when, though weak and exhausted by pain, her voice was distin-' guished, mingling with theirs, in low plaintive tones, which thrilled the heart of every listner. 1 Her aoul, aa it were, aroae with the strain, for in a abort time, ahe ceased to be an inhabitant of earth. Thui were we called upon to part with our beloved friend. Thus to render back to God the priceless jewel which so blest us with its wealth of friend-' ship and 'ove. Sweetly she seemed to sleep in her pure white robes and though beautiful in life, yet she waa surpassingly lovely when adorned as the bride of death.

We sympathize with the bereaved mother, who ins thus early been called to part from a fond and faithful daughter, we grieve with the mourning latere, who were denied that last sweet console-1 tion of witnessing the final flight of her spirit and we deeply feel for the sorrowing brothers, who have so soon been deprived of a loved sister's affection. Yet we mourn not without hope for, while here ohe only shared the society of mortals, now the companionship of angels. An earthly love was all we hod to bestow, now an ete nal wealth of affection, from the Creator of that heaven-hoffi attribute, is her's forever. We might dwell at length on her many amiable characteristics, but to her friends it would be unnecessary as her name Is already embalmed in the inmost recesses of their hearts, for None knew her but to love, Or named her but to praise." MARION. i To Mcliuol Teacher.

The Hoard of Examiners would respectfully call the attention of the School Tedchers of the county to the following statement. "The days named below have been fixed on eh the times tor the extralnalior. of teachers, viz: The first tin idy of April, ly and Ju'y; Also the first Saturday of October und November. The Board wish it lo be distinctly underwood that they will not grant certificates at any other time ihan on ihe days above named. The examinations will be held in ihe public school house on Canal street.

Tbe lime ot opening the exam ination on the nays speciiied will be 10 oclock A. It is earnestly remiceled that candidates fjr examination be in attendance punctually at I Preparations are making to pub! sh in the Maga-t be hoar. A. SWANKY, 1 M-mbers zine a series of illustrate I ariif 1 -a on Amkiuoan A. RAMSY, of the Heroes, coiiiinenciiiL' with I'iCioiial Life ol Ue ROBT.

CROSIER. 1 Board. i Jnper llaniiijfx Depot, No. 44 Courtlandt Street, New York, OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL. THE CROTON MANUFACTURING CO.

ID i muii mr uit-iiriui iuanumciuriii? iaw oi me cjtaie ot voik.) C.Teis at wholesale, in quantities to suit nurcba sers, at MANiTACTi'itEns' lowest rnices, for cash or approved credit, Paper Hangings of eeefy variety of style and price. Rorders to match. Fire BiardP.ints in ttreat var.iety. Transparent Window S'ladeg. Oil Painted Window Shades.

Wide Window Curtain Papers, and Window S'utde Fixtures ol the latest styles and superior finish, all of their own manuluctiire and importation. As their stock is large and entirely new, they invite Mr r-i hauls, Booksellers, and Dealers in ihese arlii les. to call and examine their a ylesaud prices whenever they vieii the city. Country rchants can examine this Sock from 6 o'clock in morning 'lill 10 o'clock in the evening. Now York, Much 26, 111.12.

Notice. The in erest of Win. C. McKibbin, in the flrru il 0,1 lhe 261,1 01 in o1 liainiiion, mth Co. tet i.

i in nmton S.nilh will continue the Wholesale i Dry Goods businees, ae heretofore, ai No 54 Wood Street. Pittsburgh, Jan, 1st, HAMPTON SMITH Hive now open a large stock of Spring Slimmer Dry Goods. Of every description, and their assortment will be 'kept FRESH and large throughout the season. Their price will be as LOW, and then styles of as desirable, as can be offered in any East-ern City and they trust they will be enabled to retain their old and large trade against any competition, East or West. They y.specilully solicit Merchants to ex-nnnne their tock and prices when preparing for their spring supplies.

Pittsburgh MirchSOth, lH5f. IVOtiCe Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate-of Thomas J. Beatty, deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and those having claims aeainst said estate will Drsaasnt them leeallv 1,11111 V1H year from this date. ABRAM KNOTTS.

March 26, 1868. Executoi. NOTIdfiOF AN ATTACAMKNT. At my instance an attachment was this day issued by Esqr. Keith, a Justice of the Peace in and for East township, Carroll county, against the property and effects of Robert Mrlnti jnf debtor.

J. B. SMITH Dated this 15th day of March, 1853. To iMirfirtrs, rerftmerv, fntcciltim, r4TEXT.BDlCI.YE FACTORS Ai Dbxasss ta Fan Asthibs. THE PlACTICAL ADVISER.

oa. roxrEKDir ot ore osk bcrdbbd icctires. tlx us of Apoibecni Peilu-iwers, Confectioners, Patent MeJitije Faciora, and Dealers Toilet and Fear Article, fci bt Retail r. vuti.tr. Gradaat and Menibrr et ihe College ol Nunnery in the Ciiy Ne-avfc.

i Also-The crlebratrt! IteCcipeof Professor Wil-lard. lor nuking good aMM atone eenl jfr pound, thai ill wah belter and quicker without labor than any other tja evrr nienulacturen. This alone is wottli bus times the prior of the book to liuiily. tviniv wholesale agut lor the L' uitrd and Canada. H.

W. LANDOf), ICW Nassau Stbeet, N. Y. Fife, cents. Puar.

Office Starnu enclosed to that amount will pay for one which will snj port of the United Stales Smtimiers, Booksellers, Newspsper Agents, em 1 wing a cash remittance will reeieve the work at a l'g- discount off. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the eatate of William Murray, lute of Carroll county, deceased. Those indebted to said eatate will make immediate payment, and those having against said estate will present them legally authenticated within one year from this date. SAMUEL 1. ROSS, Marth 28, 1858.

Administrator. Nolle Is hereby given thai the underaigned hu been appointed and qualified aa Administrators of the estate of Jacob Bhawrer, deceased. Thoae indebted to said eatate will make immediate payment, and those having claims against said estate will present them legally authenticated within uneyeer from this date. HENRY SII WYKR. i JACOB WILLIAM SIUWVER, Ad.n'rs, March 8G, 1852.

M3TII IVSTALMEM'. The S.ocklio'di'rs of the Caunty Ra road, will pay to R. H. I riBill ai ling ireitHiiie, on or U'lore th lOih of April next, uu instalnient ol lu pertont. oi, ihe cumial eteck l-v them sub- scribed.

1: is deniable, in the present condition of ihe work that etor kholJers be iirouipt ba their pav- men te. T.ie Cjiiioanv desirs to have the work completed as 6oon us possible, and in onler that i hoy be able to do it by the lime contemplated ihev must have money immediate! v. Meaeh i' COHS L. Ptearfsjewt, Lulher aud Jiis Adherents, 'I he l'rnprjf tors ot rtaiVs Majrazine having pin clued the large and handsome Heel plate, careiulty engraved in lin and mezzoiint, Irom lhe celeh a rd design by George Cstteriuole, re-piieeiiiini; The First Itcformers Presenting thetr Fitmoni Pro'rtl at the Diet of in 1 5-J9, now ffe in connection with their Magazine on I'TinC uuprecedcntedly low. 'I hi.

BltgiiiAa ent rnilifillOl contains nearly one bnndred ligi.r.s, and includes autheiiiic oi th" most prominent men tonneete.l eiih that important Of em. 1'he arork (exclusive ma gn iiieunures Kl inches by IS, and the print has never been i pi ailed at a price lies ihm per copy, hrii impression is acorn pained bv an instructive pictorial key of reference, describing ihe scene, ihe characters, the history which eJ to lhe event, and the principles contended for. In connection jrith c-'a tain's llagartM both woiks will be fiMpiehed on the following liberal terms, which iM invariably in a I Vance: One Copy of the Magazine, and one of ihe rrint, Two Copies Prints, to. the Magtzine, and two of lhe I Five Cop es ot' the Migizi ne, snd live of the Print, loeiher with one copy ol both works to the getter up ol ihe Club, ft It. The price ol 8 trtaiu's Magazine being ol itself 3 per ttiinuiii.

both works jointly may now, by lhe aliove odor, be had lor wlul was 'heretofore 'he price ol each separately. neral Jackson. fj7 AgeniK wanted in every town an village in the United ales, to get lip Clubs upon liie above liberal terms. Send on your ibscriptions, and eecute St wonh ol reading and eiigravings for $3. Au-drrss, JOHN SARTA1N le March 19, '52 4t Philadelphia.

Estate of Nancy Qitcon. Not is r'by given that ihi undersigned has bieiiapo ntid an I qtia'ilied as Executir of the Estate of Nancy Qen, decased. Tnca? in-debte I will make immediate payment and those havinr clams against said estate ill present tin legally auiheniicated. within one year. JOHN COBURN, Adm'r.

Feb. 3. 1852. NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned his been appointed Administrator of the Estate of William Harkness, late of Carro county Ohio, deceased. Those indebted will make inline liate payment, those having aims against said ertate 1 present them, legal authenticate within one year from this date.

March 13, 1853- SAMUEL H. GREER. New Hagerstowo Academy. TllB uu' mkti9B will lake place this Institution, on Th.irsdav the 15 lb day of mis institution, on ihursiiav me xaih day Mar.cl, W.Ml be Bthibition the siuueutii in tne evening ot tne same day, Also a sermon by the Rev. Win.

P. Breed. ol8.euben-villi", on Wednesday evening, the 24th inst. REV. R.

BROWN, March 1852. Presi. of ihe Board. To Township Assessors. The directions from Columbus are not to make any movement in assessesing nntil a new tax law is passed by the Legislature.

The revised tax law of last winter was killed by the new constitution I and thc law of 1846 and it amendments are pro nounced unconstitutional in many material points, Assessors will therelore not commence assessing until a law ts passed ol which notice will be published immediately on its receipt. F. S. McKEAN, Aud. Carroll Co.

in once Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator on the estate of Adam Aultfather, lute of Carroll county, deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make immediate payment and those having claims against said estate will present them legal pro- ven Within one year from this date. December 27, 1861. KKBLCCA H. AULTrATHER.

LEATHER, HIDES AND OIL-6000 SIDKS SPANISH AND SLAUGHTER SOLE LEATHER 3000 Slaughter Pairia Hides; with a large stock of Oil, Currier 's Tools, and every article in the line. Also, 800 cases Boot, Shoes snd Rubbers, of Massachusetts Manufacture, all of which will be sold at price entirely satisfactory to purchasers- J. H. CHITTENDEN. ClevelsBd, October, 10, 1861.

Torn io. CHARLES P. FREEMAN CO. (I.AI'E FHEKMAN. HODUE8 CO.I iniwKllKS A .1 OHM I.

Its 144 BROADWAY. o.n doob eoiTn or ubiety VOKK. Have no on hand, and wj I I recsi. Jai-Hi through the season, New Goods, direct iron, the hurop-an uunufa-iur eis, fth Auctions, iuh, lushionable, fancy tflks. Milliuery Oeajsk Our stcek of Rich Ribbons, comprise every var-etv ol the latent and most brautilnl design imported.

Many of our goods are manufactured MM in ly to our order, iroiti our own designs and pat-terns, and Maud unrrald. We offer our Kood at Mn cash, at lower puces than an) eredil i House in America ran Ali purciuaer Will ft nil it greatly to llj.ir interest to reserve a portion of their money and make selections from our great variety of rich cheap good-. Ribbons rich lor Bonnets.CaM,baihee end Belts. Bjimet Satins, Crapes, Liases and Tarle- sunn. Eiul roiderhe, Collars.

Chen.isella, Capeeand re.ibaa. Hal its, Sleeves. CuTs. EJ fitltfS jml Insertines EmiMonlered Reviere. Lace and Hemstitch Cambric Ik fe.

Blonds, Illusions, and Embroidered L.cea for Cane. Embroidered Laces for Sh.wlr, Maniillas, and veils. Honilan, Laces. M-chlen, rOlllWI, and ueeeU iglish and Wove Thread, SnfTM Lisle i nieau, ana uoitoii I. aces.

Kidd, Ln-U? Thread. S.Ik, aud Sewing Silk Cloves and Mm-. French end American Artificial Flowers. French Lace, glirh, American, and Italian Straw Bonnets ind Trimmingi. March It, Mt.

tf To Book Ifffnts and fsstSSSMIt HERE IS THE BOOK FOR YOU 1 1 SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, Ami llie Arctic ft-gioii. Wnh detailed notice of ihe Etpeduten in search ci me nrseing vcase a under mt 1XB waters, -tne mori it must he pre-i hy 1'. L. Simmon If. To urhieb in The address frofii which ibis riassae is 01 American Expedition, under the pa- iroaajefH Henry tirinnell, Eo.

with an iniio- uucll. to tliii Ameucdll h.voedi.ion. I ihn Lord 400 P'es, Tocjiiiain a the A ic negion and plalos ill isiraliug the work. Win re lb: raaeMnM months coniinued night, Hells, o'er the glittering waie, her starry light." I The navies of America and England bare before met pon lhe Ocean, but ihey nu lor dead-Ay etnle. Now, too, they met lor strife, equally determined, but not whh each other.

They met ihe holy muse of benevolence and l.u.nan nympa by, to battle with the elements beueaih the Ainc Circle anl thechivaliic heroism which 'he lew loul beans ol le two nations diap'aved in tint conflict ivdoiiiid- a thousand told inne to the gory oi me tc.ors, then governments anl ihe race, than it Inor ore slupd ami ten thousand armeil nten had (ought lor the masierj of each other upon the broad ocean, an i battered bulks and mtrfld corpses had gone wn lo the coral caves ol the sej, a dreadful afleriafj to the demon ot Pisrord, in which event troops ol widows and in in. a i iiiimiru wuu'u have sen I up a ol Wail the heroes advan-ed MMlelly to rescue I. Ulll.ls anil laiil-rs, to its orr ill. in in ilieir wives and rhildren," (trJ-Uood active A want? ts sell the abote book, to whom exclusive agency lor a county will be given. On receipt of $1 25.

we wi.l lor ward oieeopv of above book (lor Agents to us- as a sample copy,) by ML, 0SthSgftmit, ta any plate in the Uiiiud States, not txct tiling jiju miita from Cleveland. fjr Books Sent by Mam. -i bc PuB-rAiaJ it ska, ai'vuiuiuK io we new rostotiice Law. (rjatafe 011 tn'- wor'4 is abOtttfti cenis lor each and ete 500 miles.) I 03" Wholesale P. ices li above and oilier ta'e-hh iooks, lor which we Want Aof.bts, will be 1 I lorward on application to us, Post-Paid M.

TUOlvLK Si Book Publishers, eveland, Ohio. Publishers, ol Newspapers in ihe United Slates and Cinados, publishing above NOTICE, (with this notice, and sending us a copy of ilieir a per, post-paid, shall be entitled to a copy cf above book, deliverable at our store in CifV 'land. This offer ti be operalive till Jinnary. IH53. mM M.

r. TOO BR St CO. Koike. The school conducted by C. S.

LOEGEL ill commence Thursday, April 1st, 1052. Tehms of Tuition Oi thography, Reading. Writing, first lessons in Geography and Ari 75 per month. Grammar, Philosophy, Chemistry, $1 per month. No deduction made for absence except in caso of sickness.

Ws hope f'V dilligent attention to merit a share of public patronage. C. S. BOEGEL. Carrolllon, Feb.

27. 1052. Button ALL THAT MAY WANT A WARM WlftTEK SUIT, Can rii the same at the Shop of ihe Subscriber STAND ADJOINING tho COURT HOUSE Call soon, we want money and WILL SELL CHEAP I THOS. R. HARBAUGH.

tf Jan. 2, 1862 Lis or Letters pD. rirc n. Kemn ng the lost Ulnce, at Currolllon on lhe 17ih day of February, 1852. Atherton Thomns Long John Atherton Nancy Amos Mordica Beadle Levi Briceland John Buck W.

F. Beadle Wm. Brooks Thomas ins John Boreland Mary Cline Geo. H. Clark Thomas Lyile J.

Lightner Valentine Leitrr Ann Lawler Mary A. 2 McGranahan Fanny Maple Matilda Miller J. L. Moore Thomas A. McGavran John Maple David Meek Amos McFarlnnd Geo.

Mills John Mayork Anne Jane Capper John- Davis Joshua Dixon John Downs John or Alfred Parkinson Susannah' Deford Nathan B. Kbersole Johtr Eagy Itenry Ferrall Calvin Forster George Freshwater David Greenumyer Jacob Guinea Jonathan Grenvich Joseph Graham John Hays H. Henderson G. Hoops Sarah Hart Jonathan Haverstick Amos Huston Daniel HessS. A.

Keene Geo. C. Kiniuer Jonas Pease P. Rodea Isaac Rider Henry Ruian Isabel Reynols Francis Snyner Jeremiah Saltsgiver Joseph Sialey Stephen Shepherd James Sniveloy Mory Slingluff W. H.

Sella Gabriel Sells Simmons Adam Shook Lucinda Toot Moses Trussel Catharine Williams Robt. Williams Saml. Zollara Maihias Kuneke A. H. Persons Calling for any of ihe above letters will nl.a.a A i a ti uaA C.

ELSON, T. M. Book AnU Waitfd. TO THE FRIENDS OP THE UNION. Juan Published, Tata Lire abo rest, asa vices or Bli.

J4ku. Bevenih President of tbe United States, Including the most important of in Stale I'aiert. With tub Etbocr Delirered by the Hon. Geo. Bancroft.

Euiteii by Joan S. Jlsiixs. A. it. Published by OEO.

H. DERBY 4 CO. whom ell order should be addressed. Now that all thet was morul of Ja an a -goee lio.ii among its, and there rtruain- ot ibe ones great nun, Lut the memory ol bia ar now tntt party alnls and political turmoil can no longer ouffet bis nan.e and fame between the goals of opposing factions now that ibe drsd rnav claim, what few distinguished men ever received while living, the dispassionate judgment of their tellow men now is the lime lor the tile ol Andrew Jckeon to be wr uen A new geusrei on is sonnging up, to which ie deeds ol hia In will be a inert ol luetory, and it is right tl at it should receive its knowledge of ibem, through a medi-urn free from prejudice and party The question ol the Union Lnors up bia ac- 1 tion on the NuMit'alion question, and in the nan words winch Bancroft, in hi I'ogy in 184S. ap- Pi'0 lU lhe Chios ir mi st aa raEavr.D.' Ihewholi I Hf a in.

n' of lhp Consutution fro.n the eounrii iambers of the lathers who moulded our ins; tuuona from the hall where American Independence waa declared, the clear, loud cry was uttered 'Tbe Union it inu be preserve From every battle-field of the Revolution Irom Lexington and Bunker's Hill 'rim Straioga and Yorkiown from the field of Eutaw from the cane-brakee that he. tered the men of Manon ihe repeated, long-prolonged echoes came up' The Union it must be From every valley in our land hum every cabin on the pleaaant mouutain sidea Irom ihe ships at our wharves from the tenia of ihe hunter in our westernmost prairiea from the living mindr" ol the living millions ol American Ireemen the thickly corn.tur a- o- rif ot 'uturity theihoui went up like the sound at length, in ihe pieseni volupje, we believC. the only lorru in which it is at present accessible. We have also a jMdn bus selection of Jackson's mail memorable pa-' pers, bis Yetoee, the oclamation. Messages, Inaugural and Farewell Addreus.

There is, loo, a reprint of Pi. Bethune's sermon on his death. 1 An excellent lull length portrait is a Irontiapiece to the volume, which is a creditable rpecimencf ihn iiaing buffalo press." Lileray World. 0flP Our authorized Agent will call and piejeni the book lor inspection. M.

B. Age us wanted to sell the aliove work in all the in the ii the Union. Apply, iioei-paid, CEO. DHRliV ic to Jn 30. 51 C4 Luff ilo Final Arcouuis.

Of Administrators, Btef utois and Guanlijne, tiled in the office of ih e'erkof common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, since November Term, (III, and may be settled at iif.xtierm ol said court. l'anal acc'l of TtMOtsa of Jeremiah Elliett, dee'd. Final acc't of Harvey Baxter, ad'inr. of the ea-ate of Dvid Ihxter, Final Bnc'l of Eiisha McQueen, ad'mr. of the estate of Win, MiQuem, dee'd.

Of John Sinclair, ex'r of tne estate of Samuel Morrison. First recount of Leonard Harsh, one of the ex'isof Matthias Tressell, dee'd. Pinal accoum of Leonard Harsh, one of lhe' e.Cis of' Cornelius BaYter, dee'd first account of Leon, Harsh, guardian ol Levi and Jo-jidh Caaofhnsu, account of Leonard Harsh, guardian ol C. J. and E.

Baxter. Atteat, W. R. LLOYD, Jan. 10, 105 Clerk.

Sign of the Black Horlar. If THE UNDERSIGNED would re spectfully inform tho citizens of Carrolllon und surrounding country, that ho keeps constantly on hand the best assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES in the country. Also, that he is determined to sell ihe same as low as nny body else dare-having come lo lhe conclusion of permanently locating in this place, and devoting our time to the above business, we arc bound not lo be beaten, and will sell at wholesale or retail very low for cash. N. B.

Orders from the country will receive prompt attention. Doctors, when you come lo Carrollton, call at the Sign of ihe BLACK MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gemle-mea give us a C. A. BOEGEL, Druggist.

Dec. tl, '51. 1 PLOW, LOOM, AMI ANVIL! WOOLEN WOODS AT FACTORY PRICES The New Philadelphia Woolen Factory Compa ny are determined to meet the consumers direct, and for that purpose I will be at Carrollton on the i 26th, 26th, and 27th days ol March next, and I permanent business of selling goods at this point, at iust the same prices they are sold at the Facto- I ry. These goods are got up with an eye singlo to their DURABILITY, and are warranted to wear longer than any goods lne olllte A Koa artic will ne soia ior a i .1." -jr. much lower price than is usual paid for a poor one, and I shall have a full assortment of the good made at the Establishment.

Broad-Clolh, Cassimers Satinet. Twekds, Barrud, or Women's Flannel. Red Flannel, Plain and Twilled Over-Coating, in great variety, and a Superior Article of Blankets. Now is the time for bargains. The Farmers Mechanics of CarroHton and vicinity can have goods at the cost of Manufacturing, and be sure of gutting a Good Article.

All I is, call and see the goods and prices. Keterences AH those who have tried the goeds. D. NORRISS. Look The public and "the rest of mankind," are hereby informed, that I have rebuilt my establishment, which was destroyed by fire, and that I stih carry on the TANNING 61 SADDLING BUSINESS In New Harrisburgh, where may be found at all times a splendid assortment of MENS' SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.

HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, Src, dc. Also a great variety of Boot A Shoots. I am determined to do a cheap business and will assure those who give me a call, that the articles offered them, are made of tho be stock, and got up in the most substantial and elegant manner. A good supply of Leather Of all kinds always on hand. Call snd examine for yourselves, and I am well satisfied that you will go away fu'ly convinced, that the place to get Bargains is at Perrt's" in New Hsrrisburgh.

09- Cash paid for Hide Skins all the time. SAMUEL G. PERRY-ar 5m Business Cards. J. PEARCF, ATlottM 1 at IsAil WIL'.

llSfllll the praet ee of his tttin- eion. in t'je eounue of Csrrell. Teeearewes, Siark, CuluirAsina, II trrison and fferson. (rrOrtiee, west oi ihe Psjblae Square, eed above Messrs. ft Sterling's saddier shop.

Carrollton, Feb. tl. I5. if TAS BlOW.V ATTOR.1KV AT LAW. OrriCB thc ('hbt HBr.

CARROLLTON. II I n. ini. tf LAW OTIC E' JOH II. IIRNNILL.

AttvrntMMrt un- teller at Law and Solicitor in Bi eery. I 11 nueuu io an ousineee einirusteo to his eure ibo counties of Tuicara vaa. Carroll. Harrison Cuabortoo, Hoiinee.Surk. or elaewbere.

Of. ficein Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas couniy, Ohio. July 12, I860. A. S.

I illllM V. ITTOBtEY IT LAW 80LIITT0R citKCir. Will practice in Carroll and adjoining couat.ee. Prompt and efficient attention given to all case entrusted to hia care Office in tbe Court House Dec. 6th, mMTkWtWt A.

T. Ready, Attorney and Com seller at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. All business entrusted to his care will be promptly attended to. Office id New Philadelphia, Ohio. April 6, 1850.

I. B. ECBLEY. at. DiVU ECKLCV DAVIS, Attorneys and Counsellor at Late.

HAVEentered into partnership, and will ptartict at their profeanion in Carroll and tbe edjoininf counties. All business entrusted to them willre eive prompt attention. Office in the frame bnile ine, opposite tbe westdoor of the court house am '49 UW ItTlCC JOHN H. TBIPP. ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLaw and 8.

lis citor in Chancery. Office in frame buildings, op posite "Court house up etiira, over the store of ''Cameron and Kennedy." Carrollton, 0. March 1 5, 1850 B. CLAVE B. CBOSlB 'CLAVE sTsflKOjslEH.

ATTOKME Y8 and Counsellors at Law. OfBce Counsellors at Law. "Mlcru curucr ol v-ourt tlouae Carrollton, Ohio. iUa i LAST Just Opftcd, 1 Splendid Lot Xem (Boobs! of Embracing every variety of goods for Ladies and Gentlemen's weur, and of ihe Ladies, call and see our Silks, Thibet Clothe, de Laines, Cashmeres, Coburg cloths, Alpacas, Splendid Lung Shawls, Bav Slate and Thibet Shnwls, Lsces, Edgings, Gloves, Drees Trimmings, Prims, ceo. 6ic.

6ic. ALSO A largi! stock of Cloibs, Cassimeros. Sattioetis, Ycsiiugs, Irish Linens, Kerseys, ML.V A Si BOYS fAPS, Coots iV Shoes i Iffsa rai an rs. Oiissnkii'ars Groceries, Looking t.lassee, i.i.i hut, iau, ac Sail, dec. eke Ecery body, in Town and Country, come and see, examine, and price our Goods and if we don't show you HANDSOME AND CHEAP GOODS, don't buy, and we charge you nothing for showing them.

Bring along with you Cash, Wheat, Flaxseed, and Country Produce generally. fjirCiSH Paid for Wheat Flaxseedj0 ISAAC ATKINSON. Carrolllon, Nov. 28, 1861. Drugs at Wholesale Retail HARSH MTCTIHEOJT, (Successors to J.

C. Cable,) ha7ing purchased1 -v in I the Drug Establishment of J. C. Cable, Market st. Isteubenville, Onio.

next door to the Book Store are just receiving from the East a large stock JJrugs, Faints Chemicals, Dye Stuff's, Oils, Perfumery, Brushes, Spices, which we are offering at wholesale and retail. Our stock being large, we are determined to sell as low sa anv house in the State and ornnlrt in. vite ysicians. Mei chants, Mechanics and Far- mor8 to call und examine our stock, comprising every article nasally kept in our line of business, aou wnicn we win positively sen on tne most rsa- BOnable and accommodating terras. Steubenvill Dec 6, 1851.

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19, '51. Sherlir Sale. The State ff Ohio. Carroll county. SS.Wil- liain Rice vs.

I iiiamin Walann Pnranar.t tn I' omrna id 01 a execution Ironi the court of com- mon pleas, 1.. and for eaid county, and le me di- reeled, I ahali xpose to public sal at tbe door of 'he court hou.e in Carrollton, in aaid eouaTty.ea Tuesday the I61I1 day of March, 185, at 1 1 0' A M. the fo'lowing descfilel rral estate, th the improvemenis. eenehHing of a black smith's shop, wel'iug house, ice, bounded and described as follows Beine a paitfof the south- west qu rter of Section Ei'ht, of ToWnehSe ol range seven, (7), beginning at a pest iir I peoter of the pnMic road and cornerina: with the lands of Jjhn Perch, thence with said reed south eighty-eight depress west ten and one half I che to posi th-nce feuth twsnty-six (54 perches to a iom thence north aighty-eight de-rei; east to the esit line of said quarter thsnes alortg ssi I line percht 10 the place of begin mug containg ie acre and its perches, mere or I se -valued at 77. GEORGt TUGII.

Keb- t3- 'Mi- Sheriff of Carroll couniy, SALE RE.tL ESTATE BY ORDER OT Puraoanl to an order of the eotnt ef eeeanea pleas of Carroll nnty, Ohio, anlerd the fk vember session, A 1861, 1 wi offer (or is. en the premises on Wednesday the 4th. day efFabns ary, A. D- 1853. st 10 o'clock foliownnc real estate, v's.

Th undivided half of thf east half of the nortiueaaLouarter of i-'sctloo 34, 11. R- 6. of the Und made subject to sal at StOobeB-vtlls, Ohio said Is betagrag te Jasae aad John Swa is, miaor heirs of Rickerd Pwalea, de-ceafsal SAMUEL HRIDY, Jan 3, -ti Guarotaa, 4c, te IS AO T4 it ts te ft It.