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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSi
10000 sold yeariy,
Only l2i cents apieceH!
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS-
TER.

The best strengthening plaster ia tht
world, and sovereign remedy for pan'
or weakness in The back, loins, sides
breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism
lUmbago, &c. &c, One million "a year
will not supply the demand
Several persons have called at the
warehouse, TO express their surprise and
thanks, at the almost miraculous cures
these plasters have effected.
Jos W Hoxie, ESQ.,, who had been 60
afflicted with rheumatism, as 10 be una
Bile TO dress himself without assistance
was enabled, after wearing one only one
night, TO get up in the morning, put on
his clothes, and call at our office with
eyes beaming with joy, aud mis- tongue
pouring forth the gIadness of his heart,
al the sudden and signal relief he had
received from the best Of oil remedies.
Only l2a cents plaster!
A fresh supply just received by the fol
lowing UEeUis
Jackson a. Thompson, Carrollton.
Sloan & AlweIl, Hanover,--Agent at
Augusta.
6, F. Thomas g. Co. l47 Main street
Cincinnali, General Agents Tor the Wes'
tern country
juno 10th l843
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several hundred eases. and alwlys with
su ccess, A BOY On bOard oi one Ol 1he
HaVre Packets was cured OF fits by only
one dose ol lhtm.
Price only 25 cents per box.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen to all those in.
'debled to the estate Of Phl,p HerSh, late
of Carroll county, OhlR decd. to make
immedlote pay ment to the undersigned
executors; and all those having claims
against said estate are requested TO pre- :
cent thom, properly authenticated Tor
settlement, within one year from this
date.
LEONARD HERSH,
PHILIP HERSH,
June 90, 1913 Executors
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TAILORING
81. P. MI Ial1f@ nR ,

j. p. @LEI@ Fir,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the cltl-
"a zons of CarrolIton u vicinity, that
he is prepared, at his shop two doors
cast Of The CarroIIlon Hall, to carry on
The above business in a II is various bran
ches, IN the neatest and most substantial
manner. Those who favor him with
their custom, he aatters himself, will not
regret it, asst will he his constant aim to
.ive g neral satisfaction.
Carrollton, April 7, lS43,
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April 7, l843
VEGETABLE OINTMENT:
For the Plies, F,SSurea, &c.

Ate: practice oi more than thirty
years, and Witnessing great amount 0l
human suffering from thus distressing
maadJ, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered Tor It's cure, are al
most an entire failure, short OF an opera
ton by the ligalure, wire or knife, Dr.,
Humphreys has been induced to beslow
uncommon attenton to The subject, with
design to discover a remedy that would
possess che power 10 remove the lutlam'
nation and dIsperse The tumelaCllon OF
the parts, aud at the same time be a
mlld and desirable remedy. His antici
pations have been most fully answered =,
for discovery combining active lngre~
dents which, in the composition produce
modified results, and Increased ticenc i
as medical agent, and although lie
base is composed of highly active in
gredieGts, its notifications are such that
it becomes as composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted 10 the use of the most
delicate subject.
As test of sincerity and confidence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledges
himseIfto perfect cure OF Piles in all
cases that tRay be submitted 10 his man
agemeut or in case Of failure in any case
no charge will be made for the ONT
ment.
For sale, in CarroIIton, at the Drug
Store Of
R. KENNEDY.
March 81 la43
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From the New York Watcbman

From the New York Watchman
Cooerts Balm of Life We invite the
particular attention of our readers to this
most excellent medicine advertised IN
this paper II We may reyor The uni
ted testimony of numbers Of the first ohv
sIcians IN this country, then we must
admIt This mIXlure 10 be one of the mos
valuable articles for the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever disc OveTcd And oh
serve, In this respect how much 1t differs
IRON the numerous nostfurs SO much
puiisd IN The papers Not one OF those
medicines, whether pills, powders. or
syrnps, has received the approval of anv
considerable n1mher Of tbc medical p,ns
tpsslon Bot itls rot sowIIb Cove,i's
palm y Life. II Is a remarkable lac,
'ha' TINS med'cl0e has been approved Nv
a large n1mbef II regular phvsicIans,
TO whom The recipe his been submitted.
a fact that Ca0not he afli med b, any one
OF the quack medicines which abound
at the present dav
For sale at the Drug Store of Robert
Kennedy; aud Of The NSlore cf jackson
q Thompson, Carrollton, Ohio Also
Baker and Dempsler, Leesburgh, Car
rol lcounty
CurroIIton, Nov. II, l842
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AlapaCa H.SlsIres.

A few pieces OF different colors and
pnces, from 6qi 10 e7l cts, Tor sale by
JACRsuN a. THOMSON.
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ia w 3GIggga
h. az. ECKLEY.

TONNL 7 AND CUUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
wall practice in the Courts of Carroll
and The adjoining counties. Office in
the frame building, adjoining The Store
OF Isaac Atkinson u Co., CarrollLon,
Carroll county. Ohio.
Dec. go lS42.
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RoOts! Rn0tsll Rn0fs,l,

80 Cases OF very supollOr quality
aud Of tho hes; Workmanship, just receiv
ed direct from the Manufactures. al the
Store of
d. A. THAYER g. co
Bolivar, Oci, 10, lS42
?, ). A liberal discount made 10 those
who buy 10 sell again
d. AT, 4 co.
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To lIle Public.

THE hest bargains and the best as
sortment OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Ever offered in Bolivar may now be
found ut the store of
A. d. THAYER g. Co.
Who're purchasers are invited TO call and
examine.
Bolivar, Jan 6, 1S43.
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kentucky Jeans.
SUGAR & MOLASSES

800 gals N o molasses and 1000 lbs
N . Sugar best quality. for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
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This medicine is doing wonders AL
most every person who buys Ihs article
comes recommended by others who have
used 1t themselves, when spsy Ks voInm
10 lis favor For dyspepsia, Oronchius.
coughs. colds, consumption, It's equal
does not exist We hope The ,ll,rted
will turn their attention 10 THE 4a,AsbIs
article
The following certificate from Mr.
Chasluey Of Ne~ York CITY, whose w,fs
has been twice or three So low as Ia
leave but little hope Of her recovery, shat
here epeak for itself;
Mr. Covert Dear Slr-Mrs Cbas;nev
has taken two bottles Of your Balm Of
Lille and 10 ny surprise, is now in bet
ter health Than have known her to be-
for several years She has been afilict
ed with severe cough Tor fifteen wears.
and by many Physicians, her ungs has
been prnuoGnced Incurahle She has
several times been 50 low that il was
thought she could not recover. Now
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
hardly visible, and the darlug pains of
The lungs have subslded Mis-. C has
taken a variety of medicines, but never
experienced so much reiei az she has
from your valuable Balm Of Life II il
from sense of gratitude and feeling
tor others similarly situated, that | write
you this certificate
Oher members of my family have u
sed II with decided benefit
| am, dear sir,
Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD CHASTNEY.
Merchant, 14O Bowerv
The nature of The composition OF the
Rev. |. CoverIs Balm Of Life, having
been fully explained TO the following
medical gentlemen, they have consented
that they NAV bo referred TO as authori
ty for lis utility as an expectorant in
those chronic cases of pulmonary dis
ease, 10 which that class of remedies is
indicated
D. M Reese, M, n Professor of tho
Theory and Pracuce Of Medicine in The
Albany Medical College.
J M'NaUghten, NJ. D Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology in The Fairfield
Medical College
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vroLATreN OF A CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT WooDsrox,
NEw BRuNswick,-The Woodstock Telegraph, re-
ceived last evening, states that the 22d inst.
most diabolical and sacrilegous attempt, was made
by some dastardy miscreants to violate the Catho-
lie chapel al that place. They tore the curtain
away from the box of the choir--cared off the box
containing money collected for the poor-spilled or
dunk quantity of wine-rifed the Tabernacle
and carried of the pixs containing the sacra-
ment.
The citizens generally, Of all denominations, in:
dignantly irown upon these airocitles,and reward
OF E25 has been offered for information az to the
perpetrators Of the outrage.
On the same night, says the Telegraph, the bal;
yard of the Flag staff, (Which few young men naa
prepared TO hoist the national coors on the fellow
ing mor1ng, in commer'oration OF the 1uesn'
birthday was cut down, and applied to purposes
degrad,ngto mention. Deredatlons were co ~
mited in various parts Of the village lfops hom
DESTROYED, and that belonging to indiyiduas' wnG
we think no one could conceive the 'nousnt oi IN
jurng unless he were destitute OF the common ieeI'
inps of humanity We cannot conceive what pos
sibe satisfaction individuals can ENJOY In such wan
ton and useless destruction OF properly
The public authorities are on the alert Tor 'hc Oh
lenders.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-Last evening there was
respectable attendance at the Chatham, and the
pieces played went of with great spirit and to the
delight of the audience. Mrs. Thone' played with
her accustomed vivacity, such as we recollect 10
have seen her performances in her juvenile days
We have seen nothing on the New York boards TO
compare with W. T. Jones, in the Jolly Jack Tar
his yarns" are peculiarly rich, and unapproacha-
bic by any other delineator Of the sailor character
we have ever seen. Mr.. Hill played with his usual
spirit Billy Black, compelling every one to good
humor. There is strong force at this house at
present, the only warrant now for encouragement
in theatricals.
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The SANDWICH misunderstanding npon the capture
of these islands by the British, the New Orleans Bee
says:We venture to affirm that the records OF rapine
do not furnish parallel case whether regards the
frivolous nature Of the pretext set in justification Of
the proceeding the bullying and atrocious in
which 1t was accomplished The whole transaction
there to upon the Islands, and ubdue them to the
British yoke and the insulting pertinscy with which
heinsisted upon quarrel with the feeble monarch OF
plsr of gasconadpg puslanimy that ecpses the fable
of Wolf and the Lamb in illustrating Of
personal or national vices.
The New Orleans Bulletin says The Dad Of February
celebrated in Honolulu. Sandwich lsands) by
entertainment given by the American residents there to
the officers Of the United States ship Boston, The King
and principal Chiefs Of the Islands attended by invitation
The ceremonies were very interesting and appropriate
Captain Long, Of the Boston, made some remarks,
Guiding by offering sentiment -" The flag Of the
Sandwich Issnds-May il float over them in triumph
long they stand amidst the seas"
The flag which has been adopted by the people Of the
islands, since they aspred 10 rank with independent
civilized nations, and sent ambassadors 10 the principal
powers OF the world to obtain acknowledgment Of
their nationality, ts q combination of the American,
French and British ensgns, under the joint patronage
and protection OF which nations they considered them
selves. Three days after tn sentiment offered by
Commander Of the American Navy, and which moved,
to tears the aae which was COMMUNICATED was torn down
by violent hands, nsnd the bloody cross OF b. George
in nsolent triumph the fortress which had
the and the eagle consent to be thus displaced
and feeble people who voluntarily sought their prctec
ton and adopted their embems to be pundered Of their
territory and their nationality
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About2 O'Clock this morn
ing, fire broke out in the boiler mandatory on
Dayton street, which consumed all the buildings on
both sides of that street between Main and Prime
streets, to the brick block on the corner, including
the old Steamboat Hetel. About twenty tenements
in all were destroyed On Main street-F. ~ w.
Spencer, grocery insured w. S. Hum, grocery |;
loss heavy, and no insurance. VIM. Lowering, gro
Gerry. X. u G. Dodge, grocery. b. Lynchcumb,
barber; M. Clor, shoemaker; Saml. Woodlands,
clothing store. On Dayton street-John Newman,
boiler mandatory; G. Delany, blacksmith shop !;
families resided in the upper stories OF the buildings
on Dayton street. The buildings on Main and the
south side Of Dayton street, were owned by L. T.
Sherwood, Esq of this city, and those on the north
sumed were mostly Of wood-very old-conse-
quently the efforts Of noble iremen TO arrest the
devourng element were unavailing until these were
destroyed. These are all the particulars we are
enabled to gather at the time OF going TO press
5o'clock.-Buf. Adv, la inst.
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Phiia. Prison.
- ~ Dali MAIL

MAIL RoBBgRY.-On Monday last. the 2nd IN
slant. the mail knowa at this Office as the Greensbo
ro' Mail, was opened about five miles below Coffee,
vile, and robbed Of great number OF letters and
papers Many Of them were found in creek near
the road and list of those directed TO citizens OF
this place, is lodged at the Post Office.
Is IL not known whether the letters contained any
money.
The Driver has been arrested and committed al
the supposed cuprit.-Mobtis Rep
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90 WE HAVE WITNESSED MANY CURIOsI-
ties in the our e but the Giant Girl at Peaes
New York Museum surpasses every thing have ever
Only conceive child six years old only weighing
24O pounds such is the fact. The manager In deter
mined to give attractions enough-for he has engaged
The Mnsrels Of the Rhine who will appear in the cos
tune ofther country and introduce several Of their ma
tional songs, accompanying themselves the guitar.
Mr.. 8. Brewer, Miss Adair and La Petit Cerito, are
gagged. Such galaxy Of stars and the Giant Gir ell to
DO seen for ore shilling will fill the place to overhswng
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHnApELrHiA jane 3-Arr Elizabeth. Remington Havana;
Eio ker Boston; ST Gorge. Majestic Trne; Asne:
Ames: ThompsGn. THOMPSON and Leo FaIMelI, NYoIL
Fall River; !ronsides, Marsh man. Hartford. Cid AbsossTd
ISL Eversrd bec WIN Penn Taylor, and Home. Howes
B sion; Paul Il Jones, ireland, Charleston.
Ns n Jun. aAI PlN:yia: s.oqP ssyOhn
Manner, Adams. Nantucket; {; Wilson. Bepjsmn Mobile
Ga Dsuerara Bancha,a West lndes; St sinsn, SIoman
Boyce. St Thomas. sd New Delight, Kelly NBsdford
RICHMOND June 2-Ar Two Friends, Portland. Sd David
Duffel, NYoIk.
Spoken
Adns of NYarmouh, NOreans for Msrssles days out,
May a. LAT IS co. lon 81 4oby the Wen Baltimore.
ultcook Of Cemdrn, NOsans for Marsess, 10 days
out May 81. lat 80 ~, Ion II 20-by the same
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The late census OF Upper Canada gives the popu-
lation as J06055, OF which number the natal coun.
try of 40 6si is Eogland 7s 255 - Ireland 80 ISL
Scotland 2i7 ,655 in Canada, Of British origion ~,
$50 is Canada, OF French ongion 6si is the Con.
unent of Europe ~, s3s Is the United States; z,
J95 are Forei gners not natulalized
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, June 3~9 p. NJ.
rhe stock market recovered lis buoyancy in some de-
gree. The feeling better Ohio 6's Il Kentucky
e d Harlem Railroad I; Illinois 6s fell ~ per cent;
mers Loan fell per cesty Canton Il Indiana SIS IT..
At the now Board there was less doing. Sales United
States SIS ia.
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a-.,.xrr or THE AeGnEoArR CONDITION OF THE STATE
orAA ~ or ILLINOIS AND BRANCHES. APaIL 3, 1913
s3.tas,so5


II not generally known that the Zellveren or Ger.
man Commercial League, has adopted Uniform basis
for the coin and money Of account all the different
States composing the Union Every person who has pre-
viousy tray eed in Germany will be able appreciate
the value Of this change the
which all sojourners subjected 10 passing from one
Of the minor states into another from the great variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

SOLITARY Confinement THAT solitary confinement 10
extremely perudicisl health Is evident from the struc
ture of the human constitution and also from the result
Of experiment Such being the case, II has been abolish
ed In the Rhode Island Psnensry Ia the State Prison
AZ Philadelphia, II 10 still continued. The following table
the comparative mortality in the Connecticut State
Prison, and the State Prison Philadelphia in eleven
successive years showing OF deaths in the lot
ter, in the proportion OF more than two TO one
G. Dr,.o ps,xo
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90 IT SEEMS THAT THE DEALERS IN RUB.

90 IT SEEMS THAT THE DEALERS IN RUB
Der and other wsertght Shoes and Boots in New York
have held meeting and offered Dr.. Sherman hand
some sum to withdraw his Cough Lozenges from the
having become generally known the same fear not
entertained OF colds arising from damp fest formerly
thereby lessenng the demand for their manufacturer
The Doctor however, has expressed his firm determina
ton to continue in the good work. not combining himself
to the Of one disease the manufacture Of
dicne The bounteous supplies he has generously pre-
sented the Missionaries in different parts Of the GLOBE
10 receiving the compensation for in orders from
quarters of the world until Of late, unknown
Capt Crush the whale ship Meteor had the nativ
swim mile to his ship begging for shermans Lozengss.
Phil. Chronicle
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09- THE "TONIC MIXTURE" FOR THE CURE
of Debility loss oappetite in the back and limbs
papatiens giddiness in the head all dis
arising from impaired state Of the vital energies
whether produced by vicious indugences any other
cause sold by the authority of the College of Medicine
Nassau street. Price 81 per bottle half dozen Tin case
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, 81 MESSIAH street.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

FROM TExAs-The arrival of the steam packet
Neptune at New Orleans, brings Texas news TO the
23d ultlmo.
The Galveston Times, said to be the ablest paper
in Texas, has died for want of support DR. lanes
b. Miller has been appointed Secretary of the Trea.
sury and his accession TO elice from his high char
acter, is hailed as harbinger OF financial reform
public meeting was held at Galveston on the 10Th ult
at which the Hon. John M. Allen, Mayor of the city
presided, and a series of resolutions were adopted
applaudng in highest terms the conduct OF Commo-
dore Moore, his officers and men, of Yucaan. The
resolutions likewise approve the conduct Of Col Nor
gan, in giving his avowed sanction to the naval
expedition. successful foray was lately made
by a party of Western volunteers, who went
to the Mexican settlements near Matamoras,
and captured about hundred horses, which
they brought into our western settlements
Another party intercepted band OF Mexican
smugglers, and took from them about 1000 dollars in
specie. These partial successes have induced many
scattered along the Nueces; and il is not improbable
that bands OF one or two hundred men will soon be
congregaed in the territory west OF the Nueces.
and at length, emboldened by success, venture to
make iorays far beyond the Rio Grande.
i ne Brazos river has been rising rapidly Tor some
days; IL has overlooked its banks in many places,
and has inundated number OF corn and cotton
helds. Fears are entertained that the crops Sc
veral plantations near Washington, would be ruined
Sales OF Stocks at PhlIndeirhia Yesterday.
6sN Hes Farmers and Mechanics Bank. al $500 Penn
sylvania SIS 1859, 47! $500 dc. 1872 10 shas Bank
81; do Grard Trust, 0 100 do Grard Bank, 64 $40 do
4sa shas vicksburg Bank a; do Mechanics Bank,
1915 do Girard Bank 100 do Ell IL do
and Mechanics Bank, Isl; IOoCity s's, 1862, 1902
AFTER BoARp-4O shas Wilmington Il r, ia; so do do
Hi 1000 Lehigh Mortgage 6s co. so shas Grard Bank.
st; 1000 Wilmington 6s 1850 49, $4,000 Pennsylvania 5
1870 AZ; 1000 Wilmington i g. 1855 7s 1000 Psnnsyl
Loan, 1850, 564
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90 WE HAVE HAD SUBMITTED TO US A
letter from the Hon. Robert Monell Judge Of the Sixth
Circuit in which he says that he has found Longley .
Great Western Indian Panacea the best remedy for bilious
attack, to which he is subject that he has used Our
friend Ransom, of 81 John street. in this city who
confirmed Dyspeptic has also been cured by and with
such evidences Of its value before are constrained
to remove the ban of prescription in which have gen.
orally included all medicines of this class end recon-
mend it cordially to friends and only to them
but to the Medical Faculty itself. Indeed several phi
cians perceive fare already prescribing with mark.
ed and do hesitate declare boldly that for
Asthma Dyspepsia, and all bilious diseases it is without
equal. For sale at s57 Broadway.
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SHOCKING MuRDER.-A gentleman from Rush.
vile, Indiana, tnforms that Al most appalling muir
der was committed in the vicinity of that place on
the evening Of the 2lst inst, by daughter upon
the person OF her father. Philip Barger, the MUIR
dered man, had long been in the habit of treating
his wife and family in the most cruel and barbarous
manner, especially when intoxicated, which was
frequently the case On the evening above stated,
he came home under the influence Of spirituous Ii
quors, and commenced abusing his wife as usual,
Hethrew her on the bed, in which situation he was
beating and choaking her in most inhuman man
ner. She appealed to her daughter, woman about
q years of age to assist hern escaping uron whic
she picked up an axe, and inflicted several severe
blows upon her fathers head, which terminated his
existence almost Immediately An Inquest was
held over the body Of the deceased on the same eve
ming, when il found that his head was literally
chopped to pieces
The daughter was welded, but a few years ago
10 man nep,ad Hubbard, who left her few weeks
after their marriage, since which she has been wan
dering about the neighborhood IN q very unsettled
state of mind-thought by most persons to be in
sane.
Tho Rushville Wing, received at this office,
states that Mrs, Hubbard was arrested, on the
morning after the murder, net having attempted to
eacape and after examination before Justice Da-
Wis, she was committed for trial at the next October
term of The Rush Circuit Court,-C Message.