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Cfcl KITIAL JOfcES
4 work ru published
ttrtBtv years
If ia CoosUatiaople, ea titled -Jf
bin kind of jt btok, easl tw
Mir hddin:
Lini Tha frdlnwimT'CalMlial K.kt.
tataied from it pares at the time ol 1
upbleatk :
On of his BMgbbors once
went '.o Nezir-
Be lie BM bbmhm toe loajt ol b rope. 1 Be
KfccjaJ) west Into his house, and after a delay
wf b few minutes returned and told the borrow
er that the rope was in use tying up flour.
'What do you mean V aaid the neighbor,
ktH B b rope be used to bind up flour.'
A rope may be applied to any use,' replied
ike Khojah, 'when I do not wish to lend it.'
A man once came to Khojah saying :
Effendi. I have great seed of an ass to day
hart the kindness to lend me yours.'
1 have aot as aes hers,' said Khojah.
At this moment ths animal began to bray in
the stable.
'Ho I' said the man, 'do aot I hear your
ass braying !'
'What,' exclaimed the Khojah; -would you
take the word of aa ass in preference to
mine f
One day Naxir Eddia ascended the pulpit
(A the mosque, aad thus addressed the con
gregation: Ob, true believers, do you know what I am
going lo say to you V
'No,' responded the congregation.
'Well, then,' said he, 'there is no use in my
peaking to you,' and he cams down from t
pulpit.
He waat to preach the second time, and ask
ed the congregation :
'Oh, true believers, do yon know what 1 am
ftju to aay to you ?'
' We do, replied the audience.
'Ah, as you know it,' said he quilting the
pulpit, 'why should I take the trouble of tell
iag tow V
When aexl he came to preach, the congre
gation resolved to try his powers, and when he
asked the usual question, replied :
isome of as know and soma of us do not.
'Vary well,' said he 'let those who know tell
those who do aot know
The Khojah ooa day saw a flock of ducks
swimming in a lake, he ran towards them, and
they immediately flew away. Taking some
bread he sat dowp and dipping it into the wa
ter, began to eat.
'Waat art) you doing there, Khojah,' said
some one from the opposite aide.
'I aa trying the fltvor of duck soup,' was
the reply,
A robber having entered Naiir-Eddin't house,
BIB wire, bearing the nous exclaimed
"Effendi ! Effendi I there's a thief in
the
bouse.'
'Ob,' said the Kbojab, 'never mind; I only
hope be will find something, that ire may take
It from him.'
Nasir Eddin bad a board put up on a post o,
bis lead on which was written :
'I will give tbis field to any one who is really
contenud.'
When an applicant cams be takl
' Aie you oontehted ?'
The general reply was, 'I am.'
Then,' rejoined be, 'what do you want with
my nea r
Wrr as ti Wit. At a social party a fe
-J 1 1 I J
warns since, no matter wnere, a iaay aiitea a
lawyer 'Why coal was like a celebrated Jaw
book !' '
I havs no doubt of its being 'Blaokstone,'
replied the lawyer,
Bat,' said the lad, 'we burn Coke also.'
True, said the lawyer, but at most of the
eoal yards you get very Little ton.'
Bbttir rum Mkdicini. A distinguished
Parisian physioian writes to a friend iq the west
who is in delicate health. -Take to yourself a
oung, healthy, virtuous, and amiable wife.
t will do you more good in one winter than all
the mineral water in America, for twenty
yean.
CatrovroAL Sicts.t-We lately spoke of ths
laoy woo iriampnantiy pointed out the "Knit
tie to the Romans.' and asked where one co'd
be found addressed to the Protestants ? The
Catholic Mirror happily retorts, by telling us
or a negro Baptist at the south, wbo said to his
Methodist master, 'You've read the ble, I
'pose 7 'Yes.' 'Well, you've read in it of
John the Baptist, haven't you f ' 'Yes.' 'Well
you never saw anything about John the Meth
odist, did you V 'No.' 'Well, you see dere
Baptists in the Bible, but dare ain't no Melbo
djsts; and the Bibles on my side.
Abbival or Cm sis and Cbi-bob. We
clip the following from a country paper hope
Its patrons will take note :
Tive nunarea moro subscribers wanted to
pay heavy additional expenses. An expected
en-sis has wired, and its no cri-t at all-:
hi
cn-ouo.'
Vf.l J r . . .
jKuiucr, (ana ior a aootor,' screamed a i
young scapegrace. ' Why. my son,?' said the
aiarmea parent, "tame that man in the par
lor is going to die T He said he would if sis.
ter Jane wouldn't marry bim ; aad Jane eaid
be wouldn't
At a revival not long since, and old lady
t raved larv-otly 'for the young lambs of the
oca.' A 'lady in black;'aot to be outdone by
sister Walton, responded, and blandly asked
who was to pray lor the "old ewes ?' This
ret the congregation in a roar.
How is your husbaud, dear?' atktd one la
dy of another.
tO, he's in a very bad state,' we the re-
Aad pray what kind of a state is hs in?'
'In State prison.'
A young gent not living a thousand miles
from this place, perpetrated the following;
'Miss, can I have the exquisite pleasure of
rolling the wheel of conversation around the
sxtelfee of your understanding a few minutos
this evening?' The Uly fainted, Oh dear.
If ifiaa's tubumanity toman makes count
less thousands mourn, what is tlio etftol of
mssv'e inhumanity to woman?
'flingtr!' 8ab!' 'When am dl jreat rare
to come off, o'at dar's so much talk 'bout?'
What irreat race? 'Win de human race de
great human race-cfat fato Come off fore soon,
immrjitly.' Oh, now, yon "tang!
farmers' Eqwrtrrunt.
Fro the Wool Grower
HrqnUII t to GtMtsJ Bailer
Thb Transactions of the "Hunpahirc (llasa )
Argriculiural Society for 1864,ooaUM a Report
on Butter, from the Oontmiuee hiring tbat ab
ject in charge, which gives some valuable sug
gestions to ail who would make a prime article.
e condense the part referring to the re quisite
qualifications for premium butter.
The first requisite sboald be cleanliness.
his is necessary ihroagh the whole process, frcm
the milking of tLe cow to ths finishing stroke of
tLe tu ter LanJled- Any suspicion of unfsith
. . .i - :. . . j
iumess. nere, cmji me appetite avouoa, uu
I r'.i - . . l:. i .A I
ntaaes One penecwy wiuioir ivm u
alone, rather than entertain a doubt whether
he is taking into his mouth what properly be
longs to the barnyard or ths scavenger.
Closely connected with this, is the absence of
Jl foreign taste in butter. Many housewives,
not justly chargeable whh want of neatness,
sutler it to go from uuder lhair hands, sadly in
termixtu with substances
quite foreign to the
pure article. Salt is one ol these, and though
necessary in certain proportions, there can be
too much of a good thing. We believe that one
grand dtftct, htre, is that cieam is kept too
long, especially in the summer season, before
itigchumeU. Few are aware, perhaps, how
soon putrifaction lakes place in milk, in tbe
hottest weather in summer. Undoubtedly the
most satisfactory results are obtained, where
the churning is performed every day. lots is
not practicable in many of oar small daries; but,
where a tolerable article ii expected, it should
be done as often as two or three times a week.
Butter seems possess, in a remarkable degree,
the power ot appropriating to itself the flavor of
substances with which it is in near contract.
One of the committee, anxious to protect his
butler from the fine dust, which is apt to set
tle upon it while on exhibiton, procured a box,
which waa to be covered with glass, ihe box,
for want of oilier material, waa made of some
sort of pine wood, la order to test tbe miter,
and asceitain wheatherihe butter would take
any taste from the wood, a small lump was put
upon a plate and placed in the box. In
twelve hours, it had imblied so mush of the fla
vor of the wood, as to become strong and acid,
even to the tase. In tha examination made by
tiie committee to-day, the importance of this
matter was amply illusiruied; much loo large a
proportion of luc tots exhibited, having a taint
of some lereign substance. While on this
point, it may be well to say, that the quality of
cream is srmetimrs materially damaged by be
ing kept in a close vessel. This is probably in
consequence of the confinement of certain gas
es, which operate injuriously, and which would
escapu if there were opportunity.
Another of o r requisites is color and densu
sily. The color, common consent declared
should bo yellow. It is granted, that this is
not a matter wholly within the dairy woman's
power; but then, u sue nas a nusounu ana
knows how to manage bim, she may notfiod it
no very difficult to induce him to make a trial
of his cows and keep only such as shall, by the
aid of her facile bauds, crown his board with a
production as pleasing to the eye, as it is tempt
ing to the sppetitf.
Horn ths Ohio Cultivator,
Curo for I-'utiuder tu llors. s.
Ens. Onto Cultivator: It oerms a most
superfluous to add t ihe nutneioui measures for
this simple though lormidable disease ; but
thinking that perhaps some valuable animal
may be saved by the means, I submit my ex
perience, and II you mink it worthy a place tn
your journal, it it at your service.
One cf tbe hottest days of last summer
while working corn, by feeding largely and wa
tering at the well while warm, I foundered a val
uable maro. I turned her out at night, and
when she was brought up next morning, it was
with tho greatest difficulty that she cpuld walk.
She seemed to be in great misery at every step
I wa-, greatly alarmed for her safety, as I nev
er foundered one before. I took her to the well
and gave h r legs and shoulders a thorough
washing with cold water. I then had her bled
in the mouth, by sticking a sharp knife in the
th'rd rib of the roof. She bled freely .swallow
ing most of tbe blood for about one hour. I
turned her out ngain, and the next day she
was as well as ever, with no signs of the foun
der. About two months later, 1 had the luck
to have another one foundered, by entrusting
him to the care of a boy at noon. I was trav
eljng, and before night the horse gave out.
I could not imagine what war the matter with
him' I put up at a private house, and offered
tha horse food, but he would eat nothing.
We went out to see him at 9 o'clock in the
evening, and found bim so stiff that he could
scarcely stir. I then know what ajled him, and
treated him tho tamo as I did the other ; giv
ing him salt to make bim swallow the blood.
He bled well, and we turned him out. The
next morning he was ready for tbe road again
though ot course, not as spirited as usual
if
the horse Is likely to bleed too much, give him
tome flour or wheat bran to lick. I am quite
. .tUi l tt i
certain that ihe worst cases of founder may
be cured in One day, it taken in season, with
very little labor, no evil results, and no time
lost, while the noble animal will be saved much
unnecessary misery. J.Q Cowle.
Keens, 0, March, 1865.
Animal Foou. "Pork, at 7 cents, doss not
pay the laimer for fattening in a season like
this - and that which is .good ought to briug
more. Pork is worth more to feed any family,
pound for pound, than beef is. Pork requires
no butter or other extras to render it fit for thu
table, while beef and poultry and veal must be
basted and enriched to render then. hi,lata.
hie.'
Tbb above from tbe Massachusetts Plcuah-
msn ia worihy serious consideration by all who
purchase meat. It is said that the use of pork
it detrimental lo health. It may be so, but
we have never yet teen the laboring man who
had suffered from it. u.e. But there is anoth- j
er view which it may be well to gl?e lhl sub-
left.
It takes at least eight pounds of corn to
mike a pound of pork; a pound of corn meal
is worth in the cities about two cents, and pork
at retail cottt at least twelve cents. How much
longer could a family live on eight pounds of
corn meal than on one pound of pork? Is not
the use of animal food veiy.expentive, and c-
qually unnecessary'
Busintss oris
A W. MOB WW,
a TToaysr ai law,
II AS resumed the practice of the law
He
II W particularly sweod so ths tetthssstat e
bis lets xperisoM to its Probate Court
hiss. AlcsW Mates of s
treated to his care, in tka and lbs
will be attended u wstfe
Omci-In ths ro m efyessks las stiiiiif of ft
Court House, heretofore occupied by J. H. Tripp he,
(Feb. 16 .
J.o. H. Caorro. Je A. Ames A.
JOHN H. CHOXTO.V
Attorney aa I CiimiJiiril X m ,
UTILL give prompt attention to all bnsiaess
eotrusted to his cars, In Carroll Ooeaty or eats
where. Office immediately opposite the west doer ef ths
Court House, Carrollton, Ohio.
tW The '.seal services of Jobs A.
of C.di,,
Ohio, may be procured by tbe retention
E. B.ECKELY. . '
A t I o t n t y a n i Covnultor utLmw
will practice at the profession aa Carroll aad the ad-
joining countin
All bukinsM entrusted to him oil
eeie Prompt attention. OFFICE esaaU frame
building one door South of ths "Btidfer House," Car-
rolhon, Ohio.
VAN IIKOW.V,
A t t o r a I y and Vount(or at Lai
Orrics over James Cameron's Store,
febS' 521 Min Street, Can-ollton, Ohio.
II. E. kMt.lli.
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
Lhsbcsoh, Oaaaou Co. 0
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
may be intrusted lo bim, In Carroll, Harrison and
Tu-carawas counties.
Ksb.S-'JS.J
New Arrangement,
7he undersigned takes thin method of informing the
citiitins ol Carrollton, and the 'rest of mankind' that he
has purchased the Drug Store ot John Sterling Esq'r ,
and that he is just receiving a large lot of drugs from the
A'as-, to be offered for sale, by bim at tbe old establish
went, at thu lowest price, for which they can be
purchased iu this section of country. .411 drug war
ranted pure. JOUX 0. BAXTER
CVrollton 0. Jan. 18 'SR.
w
HITE-LEaD, Red Lead. Litherage, and
small paints of different descriptions.
J. U. BAXTA'i.
tOD-LlVifK Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
Oil, Olive Oil. 4c J, C, BAXTER.
ALSO, Cosmetics, Hair-Dyes, Hair-Oils, Ac.
for sale a I tha lowest figure. J. V. BAXTEA.
DR. Fitch's celebrated abdominal supporters
Trusses. Shoulder-braces for Ladies and
Gents.
J.O BAXTEW-
PATENT Medicines of the latest and most
aporoved kinda.for sale at his establishment opposite
the West door of the Court House.
J. 0. BAXTEA.
Ill ( It I V IX GAUD WRITER.
rpilE undersigned would respectfully an-
nouoos to the Citizens of Carrollton and "the rest of
mankind," that he is prepared to execute, address cards,
business cards, complimentary cards, Ac. These cards
are gotten up in copper plate style, and are far superior
to any printed cards. Terms low. All orders from
distance must be addressed to Win. McCoy, Carrollton
Ohio, who will make known my terms, receive money,
and forwari cards. 1. UZ.MAA'.
Carrollton, O. Fab. IS, 1855.
KENEDY A COIiEMAJl,
Haute, Sign and Ornamental
Palntors,
Shop South East Corner o Public Square,
a81y Carrollton, Ohio.
TO ARMS! TO ARMS!
Another lot of &ipp for Bale, of a vary fine teiture
and a beautiful finish, So come along, ehoemakeas and
Uimurs, and J. will give you a baigain in good leather,
for I cannot bo bent.
N. U. Firs cents per pound for good Hides, In cash or
leather, at inv tannery. . J. W . lOlNU.
Nov. , 1854. tf. BeunaViata Valley.
6MB HART'S 1MPR0VKI)
PATENT MELODONS.
P. A. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, 0., Finishing
and Ware ltuoin iu the Second and Third .Stories o( Hurl
hurt's New liluok, No, tf4.au and 68 Ontario street. Man
ufactory iu the uew tl fee story brick building directly in
rear.
P. A Child is the iole Proprietor of the above named
Patent for tho State of Ohio.
Having been two years and a half in perfecting these
Instruments, (Introducing various improvements,) and In
systematizing the business of manufacture, is now pre
pared to luru out 24 instrument!! per week, keeping
constantly in process of manufacture, over 800 Melo
deons. .Mention isoalled to tha large Instruments with two
and three sets of Roods, and two Banks, of Keys, as
being docidedly supei ior to auy Melodean ever before
made in this country. A Committee of the Franklin
Institute st Philadelphia, awarded a Medal for tbs first
one made; since which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST.
4 i Ool. Portable t0 I Oct. Piano Style 125
4 " " - 76 6 "3 sets Reeds 150
. ' " - - 95 I 5 "8 " 2ieyb'd,250
6 ', Piano Style, - TO I fi "2" - 200
Pedal Buss extrs,
I. T. CON AN 7, Rae ma.Oliio, will furniehany of the
above iiHirmnents at lb i prices published, asd will war
aqt esoh to give sath ia :tion. Each instrument will be
wel I. packed in a ne it case, without extra, charge
Orders from a broad wi be promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
romptly forwarded by WILLIAM McCOT.
Nov. 8 1854, tf. Carrollton, Ohio.
PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS ! ! !
Allow us to call your attention to our stock of Sflks-
nio Pianos ot all patterns and sixes, with patent metalic
provements, highly and neatly finished, of brilliant and
powerful tone. For eighteen years have they been sold
" over (be Union, in competition with all others,
V R I C E S
Octave, P. from tm lo ili
N
20
800
0 " "
fij
7 "
Cprlght Pianos,
Pianino,
(irand Piano,
Pearl Key Harps,
Mclodcoiis,
278 '
3U0
800
800'
800 1
400'
880 '
40 "
825
1 SQO
880
850
1000
600
160
A. KTJHN A CO..
No. 2, Liberty iftrcet Baltimore, .Vd.
L. T . CON ANT, Aaveona, Ohlo.il the authorized agent
of A. Kuhu 400., lor the sale of their Pianos la all Nor
thern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, to whom applies-
tkn should be made
All orders, applications, &o
wi)l be received aad
promptly Kn warded lo said Agent by
W1LIIAM McCOy,
Nov. , 1864. If C-.reJlion, Ohio,
8AVE VOIR MONEY!!
You pan do that and your oasoiT too, by purobasing
your Goods at I. Ircbbold's Cheap Ready Pay Store
Caps, Boot, Shoes, Ac Ac. 411 of which will be sold
just as low as they ought to be sold, for cash or produce.
ray us as you go and bare no disagreeable settlements
Fhort settlements; long friend.
OarroUUui, AprU 20, 1884.
I. .4RCHBOLD.
JOHN TRJVNI0 CO'
Importer) and Jobbers of
Foreign (tad uotn fistic Hardware ,
TVs doors ibove the entrance of tin American Hotel,
No. 48, Superior Brest, Cleveland, Ohio.
WHOLK8ALI-: HfcTAIL.
nOMAt M ATKINSON,
oorrtB A tusmitb, stovi huui .,
I Oamtr Oanal ik., sxW Ptk, Sew,
CARROLLTON. OHIO,
Arafls hiBseMof txdt mease to return his thanks to
MtiastiaiiiSiiirsUy, and assure them dial as rvwr.be
bests kdsaswtf nady to saasiaU rwauiaiatos wsxch ssay
be made upon axes far Tin, Ceppsr, Brass, Saea4 Area or
Stars Ware. TnaekfeJ Ax the custom wkteh Be has
fctsearly rwaeirtd.and tk Bat enatwee hist tosteac
. mi - " isasssiliiirsl aad essxssmsot
sal BxBarss, T nissllbl rf Vat ssakag
hll"'T-,!!f..-..- the alumina of aMoirars
. .. . m : -iL.
and purcbaaars, to his praaent nock of ware.
cook svovts, rasxoa, ssevrt raantua ttovts,
Of the atsjat apptevad psttaraa, tha xaeal Aassksd cast
inf. and tha moat reliable metal, on hand always at the
tone price. It is stwtees to multiply words tb. ar
tick of stove, which AlkietM tsBa, is admittad par e;
eellane, tbs bast and the cheapest, sold ia "ths
parts."
OOFFBB BBTTLBS AMO COPrBB WaJti:
Kettlaa on band constantly and mad to order iu iuperl-
WHTH Vupjrei " w- - - j .j.
ing done promptly AH aassi Iptfoaa of Hhet Iron war
on band ; also, linwar oi to bh quainy auu ever;
description constantly en hand and for sale.
oesi srotmso ass uobtsiko boos.
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods and
spouting are regularly employed ia the country, and all
orders tor work of this kind will be gladly received and
promptly executed, operator in this line are confined
to ne locality, but are carried forward with despatch in
any part of Carroll or adjoining counties.
THOMAS H . ATKINSON.
March 8 '55- tf.
M.t V HAIsSla.
LAND AGENT8,
FORT DE3 HOINXS. IOWA.
II 'ILL attend to any business connected with
tb Government Laud Office in Western Iowa.
Taxes paid, collections and Li.au bus inn generally,
promptly attended to.
Those wishing to enter Lands In Central and Western
lows, can do so by seeding us eastern draft or their
Land warrants. 7rms for selecting snd entering Land
exclusive of Government fee for Land warrants, loo
acres AMO i 80 acres, S8 ; 40 acres, 95.
OOOO acre arable Zand in Polk and other coun
ties for sake by LEAS k BA RSU.
March 15 '66. ly.
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The Semi annual examinations of the classes of A'icli
mond College, will tk place at the College building,
ou Wednesday tbe 28 th ot March. And on Thurfday
eveulag the 2Hb, there will be a couteat by the V'uilo
matbeon and Phrenocosinean Xitartry Societies.
The public ar respectfully invited to attend.
Tbs Heiunisr Saasion of this Institution will open on
Monday, tbe 7th, of May.
Tbe College year V divided into two sessions of five
months each. Ths rata oi tuition per session are, six
and ten dollars. Good boarding and alt necessary ac
commodation can be ob'.ained on very reasonable
terms. By order of the BoarJ,
J LINDLT, Pats.
J03. JOS Erf, Sxc.
Richmond, Ohio, March IS '6R. 4w.
AYER'S
PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES 01 A
FAMILY PHYSIC,
Theri has long existed a public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on aa
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten
sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed.
It ia easy to make a physical pill, but not eusy to
taake the best of all pilu one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages, of
very other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public derision. It has been unfortunate hr
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
griping pain and revulsion in the sWtem aa to more
than counterbalance tho good to be derived from
them. These pillt produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc
tion or derangemant in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from Ueir use In any
quantity ; but it ia better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use ia ths several diseases to which they are ap
plicable aro given on the box. Among the com
plaints whioh have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languol and Loss of Ap-
Sitite, Llstleesness, Irritability, Bilious Headache,
ilioua Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief In Cos
tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcer and impurity of the blood ; in short, any
and every case where a purgative is required.
They nave also produced some singularly suc
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasuns.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowel into healthy action, and restores the appe
tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by tneir
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
vate the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of tne whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious derangement exists; but an
Btceessry dosing should never be carried too far,
aa every purgative medicine reduce the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
a physio is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to th reason of every
body ; and it Is confidently believed this pill will
answer a batter purpose than any thins which has
hitherto been available to mankind. VVhen their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a
cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are
Eleaaaat to take, and being purely vegotable, no
arm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions see wrapper on the Box.
PREPARED BY
JAMES C. AYER,
Practical tad Analytical Cheiulst,
LOWKLL, MASS.
Pries SS Ctnts per Bex, Five Box si for $1.
AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Per tha rapid cure of
covens, colds, hoarseness,
BRONCHITIS, WH00FING-COIIGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AM)
CONSUMPTION.
Tw.it remedy has won. for itself such notoriety
from its cure of every v arlaty of pulmonary disease,
that it it entirely unnecessary to recount th evi
dences of it virtues ia any community where it
aaa bean employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
m persons publicly Known, wno nave oeen restorea
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
ainga by its use. When oaee tried it superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
anown, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec
tum of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our elhnaw. And net only In formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
tf Coins, Covohs, HoaMsksss, In.; and for
Child ass it ia the nleasanteet and safest medicine
that can be obtain!
A it baa long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people it quality Is kept up to the best that it ever
baa oeen, and that the genuine article is sold by
PREPARE) BY J. 0. AYER, CHEMIST X)W f.L
MASS, 9old By
F. Eckstein, it., Cincinnati, Dr. , A. Boegel, Car.
ronton, and by all dealers in medicine every where.
jy On agepl wanted in every town in Oar roll eo.
tJT" Beware of counterfeit and worthless prepara
tion attempted to be palmed off under a similarity of
name.
March 1. 1888, n
i GOOD article of tobacco and cigars for
I sal by J. 0. BAXTER.
C AKTEK S SPANISH MIXTURES.
:bibBbLm Jm m 1
ISbV
tflK GUffAT PCRUTXR OF THI" BIOOW
sot a raancLt or utter av rt rr,
BIT TUB AFMJCTBB BKAD AVD FOKtTtA!
uA Iufsllible Remedy for Scroluls, Kings Evil, Rheums
"turn, Obstinate Cutaneous Aruptkma, PUttpUs ol
Postuleson .Ls Pica, Blotcbea. ioils. Ague and I e-
n. u o .-- Rir V orm or Tetter. ieald
vsi. v. an uurv uvi t v y w , mm t a
Head, EuJargement snd Paw of &i Bones and Jotota.
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disordefs, Luoeg0. SP,"11
mm. . -rj at i.. MUt"KM
Jr"
tTemDUints. and all utseases srmng rrom an im-
use of Mercury, Imprudence in life, or Impurity ol
good.
fjr-This great alterativs medicine and Purifier of
blood is now used by thousands of gratsful patients
from all oarU of lb Uuiled Sutes, who testify daily to
tbe remarkable cures performed by ihe greatest of all
medicines, "CABT'B'S SPANISH UIXTKW Neu-!
ralgia, Rhsumausm, Soroiula, kjupoon on tke akin,
Aiver 2aae, Fevers Cicers Old Seres, Affections ef
lbs Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints
Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints, are speedi
ly put to Sight by using this great and inestimable rem-
a7- ....
. For siidt'easeaefta iJiood, nothing bss yet bean
sound wcoi . parewttnii. It oieanaas uie system 01 si
mDurfcles, acta gently and efficiently on tbe Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
Stomach, make the skin clear and healthy, and restores
the Constitution, enfeebled' by disease or broken down
by th excesses oi youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the .adlcs, it is Incomparably better than all the
cosro)! ever used, A few doses of Carter'a Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion, bring
tbe roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the
step, and improve the general health in a remaikable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we havs re'
oeived from persons from all parts of the United States
is the best evidence that there is no Humbug about it.
the Press, hotel keepers: magistrates, physicians, tnd
public men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect ol this GRAAT UJ.OOU
fURMEtf.
Call on the Auknt and get a circular and Almanac.and
read the wonderful c urea this truly greatest of all Med
icines has performed.
None genuine unlets signed BVNXA'T & BEER5,
roprietois. No. 8 Pearl street, Richmoud, Va., to whom
j I orders for supplies snd agencies must be addreed.
Aud lor sale by Chas, A. Boegel, Carrollton, Stewart
A Barnhouse, N. Hagerstown, A. 7Vitt & Co., Minerva,
ana oy liiaierg in Medicine everywhere.
Nov. 16, 1864. 1 y-
UEIRl's IMIGOHATINI. CORDIAL
fUatl.V VXQSTABLX IN ITS COMPOSITION.
This invaluable ordial, ia extracted fioin Herbs and
Roots, which have been found after yean of experience
iy tlio moat skilllul rtivsiciant, to be possessed of dual
lies most beneficial iu the diseases for which it is recom
mended, aud hence whilst it is presented to the public
is an ellioicious remedy, it is also known to be of this
character on which reliance may be placed as to its safety
In cases of impotency, IluainorrbaKes. Disordered Sterili
ly, Menstruatiou, or Suppression of tbe Menses. Flour
, . SSI I li A
Aiuuiiis ui ,i lines, ur lur
OA'BfLITY
arising from any cause, such a weakness from sickness
where the patieul has been confined to bed for some time
iur reiumes aner ionnnemenc, Aoortion or Miscarriage
i his Cordial cannot be excelled in its salutary effects ; or
in loss of Muscular Energy, Irritability, Physical Prostra-
uon. seminal weakness, faipitation of the Heart. Indi
gseMstV Sluggishness, Decay of the Procroative Func
lions, Nervousness, Sc., where a Tonic Medicine is re
quired, it will be found equal, if not superior to any Com
pound ever used.
TO FEMALES.
Henry's Invigorating Cordial, is one of the most inval
uable Medicines in tbe many Complaints to which Fe
males are subject. It assists nature to brace the whole
system, check excess, and creates renewed health and
happiness. Less suflei ing, disease and unhtppiness amon g
uauies nuuiu ensi, we-ru uiey generally 10 adopt the use
of this ordial. Ladies who are debilitated by those ob
stiuctions which females are liable to, are restored by the
use oi a uoiue or two, 10 oioom ana lo vigor,
YOUNG MAN.
That solitary practice, so fatal to tho existence of man
a id it is the young wbo are most apt to become its vie,
thus, from an ignorance of the danger to which they
eiiojcci incmseives, causes
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Weakness oi the f-ystera and Premature Decay. Mtcy
or you may uow Do sunenii'', misled as to the cause oi
source ut disease. To those, then, who by excess have
brought on themselves Premature Impotency. Involun
tary Seminal Emissions, Weakness and Shrivelling of the
ueimai organs, .nervous Amsciion, or any other conse
quences ol unrestrained indulgence of the sensual pay
ions, occasioning me necessity oi renouncing the lelic
ties of
M ARRI AGS',
lessening both mental and bod'.iy capacity, Hold ! Henry's
in,-;.,... ; .1 - - .
... . . wiuni, n duiwiiv luiu is purely v egeianie,
..,. uiu uum iw iwtuin t.iusu lllipuriaui IU!ICllOUS tO a
healthy state, and will prove of teryice to you. Ii pd
scsses rare virtues, is a general remover of disease, aud
-irengiuener oi in. system
AS A TONIC MEDICTNV,
it is unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial on i
footing with quack medicines, and, as is customary an
pend a long list of Recommendations. Certificates, Ac,
beginning with "Hear what ihe preacher says, 'and such
like; It Is not necessary, for "Henry's Invioeoratinir
. i . . i . . , ,. . P c
uiiiiai, uiny iieoue iriai to prove mat it will accom
plish all we say.
Tht 7fm 'I Hiuryt Invigorating Cordial,"
is put up In 8 ot Pannel Bottles, and is easily recognized
by the Manufacturer's signature on tbe label of each bot
tie, (to counterfeit which Ib forgery.)
Hr Sold for 12 per Bottle ; Six for 8 ; ft 1 6 per doten
Prepared only by 8. E. COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row
Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, TO WHOM
Al,j UKUH.KS .Ml M W ADDRESSED. For Sale by
Dr. C, A. Boegel, Carrollton, Carroll county, 0., and
all respectable Druggists & Merchants throughout the
country. april 80, 186. ly.)
Let Truth and Justice Convince You
That here ia the Place.
J. W. Gould, Stationary Artist, would most respect
fi lly inform the citizens of Cai rollton, and vicinity, and
the public at laige, that he hat taken .Rooms at the
Piition House, where he is well prepared to take good
iikenesaes on the shortest uoiice, snd. in all kinds of
wualhor. From past expeiieuce, and tbe flat! success
which has never failed to attend him, he flatters himself
mat ne i s now qualified to do equally as good, if not su
perior, wort to any Artist in the vicinity. Fellow Citi
tvum , reouueri mai i locaieu wim you wnen you was
without an Artist ; and, as I am unprepared to travel, I
shall therefore maintain m riahts. Uavina truth and
justice for my motto, aud the niterest of the people my
giory, i snail execute my arrangements, and with tbo
aid of my Patrons and friends, will hare as soon-aa Spring
comes; Kooms creel eil tor my busmes furnished with
largo Skr-Ligbts nd every convenience necessary for
neeuring ihe besl and most durable Daguerreotypes.
So come along my old friends and get Pictures taken for
all your absent relations. Aecollect my Prices range
from fifty cents upwards ; and I am determined that no
opposition shall undersell me. Aockets, Pins, and
Kincs filled iu b but order, and all business in mv
lino doue up honestly, and iu the most approved style.
Ali work warranted not to fade or change. Perfect sat '
isfaction given or nosale. ay work will show for itself,
and we kindly sollok one and all to com along without
delay ana examine tor yourselves. N. a. J. suits will
do well to avoid light irosses dark colors alwaya for
good effect. 9 Instruction given in the Art on re
soqable terms.
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Notice it hereby gives, to all persona interested, that
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first day of March, 1885, by Herry Crelliu Esq., a jus
tice of the peace in ieeTp., Carroll county, Ohio, -gainst
the goods, ohattles, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of John Ool man, an absconding debtor.
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B. K. MAI.TBY.
Clivuasd, Ohio.
March 29. 1855.
STOVE DEPOT
;
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PXALIB IB
COBPBB, TIN, BRASS, ABD IROK WARS,
One door H'ttt of tht "Indian Queen Untie," and im
mediately Bait of the "PaMonifouw," AfainSf.
CARROLLTON OHIO.
Having removed from my old stand west of the
ebsuge to the above named place, and having on hand
a large assortment of Cook, Parlor, Franklin and Heal
ing Stoves, Plain and Fancy Grates, Fire-fronts, Tea
Kettles.S ad nons Ac. I ere br ice this opportunity o
returning my thanks tomy numerous customers and the
public generally, fur tbe liberal patronage they have
bestowed me, and announce that I am again at thekr
service and am determined to sell a little lower than
any other establishments this plaoe or elsewhere.
I keep constantly on hand a full supply of the above
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tion of Chain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hollow ware
of all descriptions. Call and see for yourselves,
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est notice. House Spouting, in al: itt branches prompt
ly executed. A constant supply of Copper and Hi ass
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in my line will do well to give me a call before pure bas
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