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Jayne's ExpeClOTant.

No O'her medicine will remove mu.
us or pns from the throat so thorough
as this, 1t eheciusly Ioosens the
roagulaled masses IRON the me embranr
which lines the lrachIa, and OF every
cough the patient will bring up portions
II the dIscogaged matter. In all CON
plants Of the pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems 10 be mqkina no ef-
orl TO throw off the disease, Jayne's
EXpPctnrsnI lmpafts Vlgor 10 The ma
hlnery Of respiration. and enab es them
% disenCumbsr themselves Of the oh
'tructon> which had impeded heir free
operation, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Pjeuri,y-in word, all diseases of a
pulmonary na,nre, yield TO this prepa
ration, # property admins erred
HAVE YOU A CoUGn?- D not neglecI
t, thousands have mrl premature
t,ath Tor the want OF a lirtle auenlion
70 a common cold.
Have ycu Cough'-Dr. Jnvno's
ENptc!orant a sole medical prescrip
IoD, containing no poisonous drugs, and
ascd jn an extensive practice Cor sever
Al years, will most positively afford re
Icf and save YOU from that awful die
'ase Pulmonary Consumption, which an.
nuaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the young, the old, the iair, the love-
Y and the CAV.
Have you Coug Be persuaded 70
ouichasr a bnuIe Of the Expeclora -
To dHt lo-morrow NAV b. too late
Have Won Cough'-jayOe's Evpac
o5on' is the only remedy you should
AXE 10 cure NOl
For this plain reason. that 10 no one
If the thousand cases where it has been
used has il failed TO relieve.
For sale by l Atkinson & TO Car.
toIItou, and R K Gtag, Waynesburgh
September l3. 1914.
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THE STATE OF OBIQ.l
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after august Tenn, A d. 1914
IN CHANCERY.
Solomon s. LInIe,)
Sarah Little,
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the said
Sarah Lillle. that on the 26lh dav Of
August. A. y IS44, filed IN he Office
ol the Clerk Of the Cour Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, petition
praying to be divorced from her the
SAID Sarah. erd for ceusp setting forth
that she has been three gears uifuliy
absent from me Which SAID pelrIoD
Will stand Tor hearing O' the next No
v"mber term Of said Court Of Common
Pleas for COrroIl county. when and
where she NAV, il she please, appear
aud make defence
SOLOMON s LITTLE. BY
Dunb0r q S'o, ,kwC0,htr. HE Solicitors
Augusl 30. 1914 -46 CIV.
Printers fee SAGA
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Estate of Arthur Russell .

NOTICE ia hereby given hat lhe sub
scrlbrr' have been appointed and qoolI.
fed as Executors Of the estate Of Arthur
Russell, late OF Carroll county, Ohio
deceased. Those indebted will make
immediate paw meut, and those having
claims against SAID estate ere requested
TO present them. legal proven, withlE
one year from this date.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
THOMAS WILSON,
Executors,
September 6, 1874.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry wrlrs Of Plu Ala,
Vendi ErponnS, issued out Of the Cour
of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and TO me directed, | will nfer for
sale at The door Of The Cour, house In
Carroilton, on Monday the I4Ih day
October next, b7t~een The hours
10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock P NJ. the
following real es'ale, to wit; Lot NJ.
53, in the town Of Crrrolton; oil so the
West hait OF Lot No S., and the und
vided East half Of said lot NJ. 55, 10
the town o. Carrnllon Taken III exc
cution and will bo sold BY ne.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Sept. l3. 1914
Printers lee $50.
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NOTICE
PROCLAMATION!
To the qualified Electors Of Carroll County,
Ohio.

To the qualified Electors Of Carroll County,
Ohio.
Whereas, it is provided by the frsI
section oil the acl entitled AN Act 10
provide for the election Of Electors Of
President and Vice President Of The Uni>
ted States" passed February 18th,
1890: That the Governor Of this State,
sixty day previous 10 the time provided
in said act for the election OF Electors
Of President and Vice President OF the
UuIled Slates, shall. by proclamation.
give notice Of The time loI ho ding such
election, and The number OF E ecloIs Of
President and Vice President then 10 be
chosen; and whereas, the Cd section OF
the same act requires The Sheriff OF tho
counties 10 give notice in their
respective Counties Therefore. in dis-
charge Of the duty required BY the pro>,
visions Of the act aforesaid
!, DAVID WATT. Sheriff Of the
county Of Carroll, do hereby notify and
require the qualified Electors Of this
county 10 assemble in their respective
Townships, at the usual place Of holding
elections. on the first Ffidoy. being the
first day, Of EOrember meat, and then
aud there proceed TO elec, tuentv three
Electors Of President and Vice President
Of The United States, 10 pursuance Of the
Constitution Of the United States aud Of
this State.
Given under my hand officially this
An day Of September, A. D. Ie44,
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
OF Carroll coph,v Ohio
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estate of Samuel ROwIeV.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribers have been appointed aud
qualified as Executors OF Samuel Row
ley late Of Carroll county. Ohio deed.
those indebted TO said estate are re-.
quested 10 make Immediate pavmeat.
THOMAS KINSEY.
WILLIAM ROWLEY,
Executors.
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NHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue OF two wrlls Of Alias Vead,
ETpon0S, issued oUt of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Tor Carol county, Oho, sns
10 me directed, will offer Tor sale at
'he door Of the Court house in Carroll
ton, oo Monday the IAN day Of Oco
beruexl, between he hours Of 10 o clock
A. M, and 4 O'clock P. NJ the following
real estate, 10 VII: Lot No 2 10 Jert.
mlah Mason's addition to the Town OF
Pekin. Taken 10 execution and vii be
Sod by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Sept. l3 1874
Printers tee so
ALSO.
At The same ,im4 and place, bv Virtu
ola wire ot Piu Alias Vcndi ErpOnat
issued out OF SAID Court, Will offer 10.
sale the following real estate to wit:
The North East Q nrter Of Section I6
Township I3, oI Range 5, Also the
East hAf Of the South West Qparter Of
Section 10, Township l3, of K ,nge S
subject 10 the Ili8 estate 0j DAVID Rlch-
ards. Taken ia execution aud will b.
sold by mo
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
Sept l3, lS44.
Printers fee |, so
ALSO.
AT the same time and place BY virtue
OF "a writ Of Alias Veadi Erponas, issued
out Of said Cour, will offer for sail,
The following real estate, 10 VII: Thr
North half Of the North West qnartsr
OF Section l., Township l3, of R nge
6, containing 80 I6.lO0 acres. Taken
iN execution and vii b. sold by me.
DAVID WATT, SneHE
Sept l3, ls44
Printers fee | so
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BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR

BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR,
l. caused by want OF healthy action
Of the vessels which throw eff the per
spirali0n from the hend. " hen these
vessels are weak or diseased. The per-
spiralion is thick end cIHmmy and ad
heres 10 The mouths Of the pores and
clogs ,hem up, aud dries and forms
scurf or dandruf Less b God is then
carried TO The roots 0i the hair, and Tor
want Of which the hair his not suffi
cienl noUrshmenl. and consequently be.
comes dry an6 harsh, and begins insen.
sibIv to toll off which continuing 10 IN
crease, eventually produces badness
Restore the capillary vessels OF he head
to their former healthy circulation, end
fine silky new hair will mske us 81
pesrance which will increase in Quan'i"
tv and volume until their hair becomes
thick and hesjthV.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation thai has ever been known
to produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has done in innumerabIe in
stances, and will seldom fail, if proper
" aud perseVeringly used.
For sale bv l Atkinson & Co Car
roIton, and r K Cray, Wnynesburgh.
September l3, 1874
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Sale OG Real Estate by order
Of Court.

On the 9Th day Of November A. D
1874 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A NJ. aud 4 p NJ Of SAID day. al the
door of the Cour; House in CarroIlton
will he sold TO the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as The property OF
lanes McCombs deceased TO VT: The
East ha not the North Easr quarter OF
section 70. in Township ID. aud Range
g, excepting 10 acres sod to Fraucls
Reynolds, subject to the dover estate Of
f lz"belh McComhs. widow Of James
.MrCombs, deceased. Appraised at
$7l2 co: -- Terms Of sale; une third Of
he purchase money in hand; one third
n Que year. and The remaining one third
in two years, to bs secured by mortgage
IN The premises, with interest
WILLIAM OGLE. Admr.
with The will snnpx,d OF James
McCombs deceased.
October 9TH l644,
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Estate Of Benjamin Long.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that The
subscribers have been appointed and
qualified as Administrators Of the eslate
of Bprj Long, late ol Carroll coun
~, Ohio, deceased; those indebted to
said estate will make immediate pay
mani
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sale Of Real Estate by Or
der Of Court.

On Friday the llth day of October,
A. d 1914, between he hours OF 10
o'clock A NJ. and o'clock p NJ Of said
day, on the premises in Monroe town
ship, Carroll county, OHIO, will be sold
to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, as The properly of Thomas
Buck, deceased 10 wit: The West halt
Of the North Fast Quarter ol Section
%, IN Township Ia, and Range g.
Terms Of sale, one third ol the purchase
money 10 hand, one third in one year,
and the remaining ons third in two
years, 10 be secured by mortgage on the
premises, with interest.
JOHN BUCK,
JAMES DUNLAP,
Adms. OF Thomos Buck, deed
September &, tS44
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8 [AWlS

A good assortment Of Shawls ant
HandkerchIels. just received and 'oI
sale al the cheap store OF
WM. NJ SINCLAIR,
Oct 5
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NOTICE
September 6, 1874.


Is hereby given, that here vii be q
peulron presented 10 the Commissioners
OF Carroll county al their session IN DE
rember next, praying IOt the grant OF n
road commencing al The Cumberland
road at The corner between D r Cam
eron and Robert Hrbbol's and ten rood.
south OF Cameron's saw.miII. thence
running n south westerly direction moth
o. Robert Iibbrt's spGing, thence cen
tnue the same direction ss above to
the corner OF said HrbSc,', fence 8diorn-
ing The county line. lher ce along said
Inc to where 1t intetSPcls the county
I'D in Tusca'awss caunty running
from NJ, Farbud's mil, in ad rounry
and lermDnRres al NE county line OF Car
roll county on section thirty four.
September 60, 1874
SHERIFF'S SAFE
Bv sutue OF a wit, ot Al PIN Elias
Eendi, issued oUt Of the Court Of Com.
mon pieas for Carrot Ccunu Ohio. ard
10 me directed, will fer Ter sale at
he door Of The Ccurl House in the Tow
OF CsrrolIron on Morda, the 1lb dA,
Of November ntXt, between the hrure
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P, NJ
the following real estate, TO vii: Lots
No, AZ and 36 ~ the original plat o.
CenrrcvIIIe (no~ CsrroIIlou Taken
IN Pxecu'lcn and will hc sold lv ne.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
October 4 h lS44
Prlnler'- l,e 80.
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Sale Of HseaR Estate by order
Of Court.
October 4 h lS4l
Prlnler'z l.e | 80.

Uh S0WSBs
On SATURDAY h. 2nd day of Novem
Der next, a, O'Clock P NJ. nr the door
OF the Court HOnse, in the town of Car
rolIlon, will be sold 10 the highest bid
der. the following real estate. as be
property of Frederick L"yde deceased
TO vii: The North East corner Of the
South East quarter Of section 81, in
Township Is Of range seven, Contsin
ing 40 acres in Rose township, being l6O
poles North md South, by DO poles
East and West One third cash in hand
and the balance in two equal annual in
slaImenls wiih,nrerest
HENRY LEYDE Admr
Of Frederick Leyde, Decd
October 4lh lS44. 4w
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FIaYAeCd! FInxseCdM

The subscribers wish 10 purchase .
quantity Of Ftsxseed for which they will
pay the highest market price when de-
Ivered a. their store n Goods or cas-
as may be agreed upon.
JAt K>ON g. THOMPSON
CarroI!roO, JOY 30rh, ls44
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Leather.

Red Sole Leather IS & 90 cts per ID.
Best White SpSniSh. at % t" {"
Harness, Upper, and CGfskiES, on hand
and for sale Oheap, by
| ATKINSON g. co.
October 4, 1874
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Special Master Com mis-
siOUeH's. sale.

THE STATE OF oHlO,l
CarrOil county, "
Simeon leonings
John Blackburn, elaiA
BY virtue oi sn order ~ sale 10, the
above case ,snrd oul of tho couu Of
coRoon plrs. Tor Carrot county. Ohio,
end 10 ne drtcred vii Off, 'or sale
a. the dpur or he C,us'-hou.e n Car.
ruInnn. on Monday the l4h da6 ni &c.
tcbei rfx', De'~rfU rhe hours OF l0o o.
clock VI and 4 o'c ok = N Ihs i9l-
luatug real rsta'p ~ VII: The one vn,
d,yrdrd bali Of me E,H hsr Of me North
Weu QIsrefU' o. SpcIion u, ro~Hshp
is R,uge & Also, The WrN half of
the Norm Wr.r Quarter OF the SscHoa, >.
Township, and R,oQe aforesaid
DAVID WATT. Sheriff!
ard Special Master CommIssionsr.
September +. l944
Printers Zee 2 25
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SRERIF rs SALE

DH NIT ' - III IT
BY virtue Of a writ Of f fa etlep ia.
issued out Of the Court OF Common Peas
for Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 me d
reced, will Offer Tor sOle in the town
OF Leesbnrgh, Carroll county, on Mon-
day the 30,h day Of September, 1914,
at - O'Clock N. the following proper.
ty, to. wit: One Fire Engine anc three
Ladders. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 90, lS44
Prinler's fec | 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-30

he requested to speak with her in the draw
ing-room.
Mr.. Stafford turned grayely but gently to
Alice. Il consider, Alice said he, that
your mothers letter as fully constitutes me
your guardian as if il were invested with all
the power oflegal Formally, Al such, there
is no improperly in your complying with
my wish that you will share my protection
under my own roof, particularly now that
you will have the companionship of Helen
As she made no opposition, he proceeded
IN a llvelier tone, you do not know how
old is the promise that should one day
have you under my care-a promise stand
ing like that and he pointed to the picture
over his wrting-desk.
Alice knew TIE portrait to be that Of her
mother, changed as she had been for years,
and as she gazed at it, tears came into her
eyes Mr.. Stafford noticed it, and, to
change the subject, continued, but there
will he plenty of time to talk all about that,
Meantime, let me hear what you think of
Helen's husband handsome fellow, is he
not owed Helen something for her
kindness TO you, and TO discharge my debt
in the way which would please her best,
have given Ellery share in business con-
Germ which he has managed for me, and il
he remains prudent, he will soon realize a
fortune
The next spring Helen went into house
of her own, but not until she had seen
Alice installed as the right(ul incumbent IN
the place which she had temporarily oc-
cnpied lnnumerable calls we're made or
the bride of the wealthy Mr. Stafford, ant
among others, by some of the ladies whom
he had seen in the fancy store. He related
much TO the amusement of Mr. and Mrs
Ellery, his observations there, and his oblec
in making them.
1t is nothing new laughed Helen, &c
get a wife by purchase, but | never before
heard of going shopping for one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-30
THE TARIFF & wooL-A CONVERT

We had conversation the other day, with
gentleman who related TO us the following
incidents: 'ln going out TO Riga, few days
since, he met an old friend coming TO the city
with load Of wool. As usual the two stopped
for chat, when the old gentleman avowed
himself to be as strong locoioco as ever, and
chiefly "because the Wing tariff, of 1s42 made
the manufacturer rrh without at all benefit
ting the farmer" This his paper told him,
and this he believed. His friend tried to show
him his error, but he met every statement with
the usual locofoco retort-"that's Wing lies
He came TO the city, however, and sold his
wool TO Mr.. Erickson, who paid him forty cts.
a pound This price far exceeded his ex-
peciatons and he asked him what il meant 7
Vi course his question was answered, and in a
manner perfectly satisfactory.
Well, he returned home with light heart
and heavy pocket; and when he reached his
ordinary stopping place near home, he beset
the landlord for having permitted a lying loco
loco handful 10 be stuck up in his bar-room-
"not," said he, "that am opposed TO fair play,
but because it contains statements which |
know to be false. Ii denounces the tariff as a
measure which benefits no one but the manu-
facturer. This KNOW TO be false and rhave
more than two hundred reasons in my pocket
this moment for what | say, (slappng his
pocket-book.} "Three wears ago" he con-
OWCu FiOO MulCH uuu W Ut pau w
July. was cramped, and had nothing upon
which.to raise it except my wool. This took
TO the city; but was unable TO raise one dollar
in cash for it. The best could do with il was
to take cloths in exchange for il. These
could not get rid of for cash in season, and the
result was had TO borrow a part OF the amount
which owed and paid the debt at The end OF
an execution. Last year did little better
with my wool. | got twenty-seven cents q
pound-half cash and half cloths; but this
year, have sold my wool-which is no better
in quality than last year-to Mr.. Erickson foI
forty cents pound!! and here is THE CASH !!
And why this changer II has been brought
about by the Tariff of ls4a, which lying men
made me believe was an injury to the Farmer
They can't fool me with such stuff any longer
and shall go for Henry Clay and a Protective
Tarif-not for Polk and Free Trade"
The foregoing is no fiction. The friend
who communicated the incident to US can be
relied on; and if needs he, the name OF the
Farmer can be given. Nor is this an isolated
case. There are thousands similarly affected
here and elsewhere. The ball is rolling in tn,
right direction and with proper impetus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-30

"Here, boy, hold my horse moment, .
"Does he kick 2" "Kick l----no" Does
he bite I? "Bite mo: take hold of the
bride." "Does il take two to hold him p
mo- "Then hold him yourself" said
the urchin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-30

"Sarah, dear" said waggish husband
to his wife, "if were in your place
would MT keep that babe so full of butter"
Butter ! never give it any butter" "No,
but you have poured a quart of milk into il
this afternoon, and trotted il on your knee
two hours and if il does MT contain a
quantity of butter by this time, t is nj for
want of churning.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-30
We commend the following article TO the no
tice of our citizens:

'Some Of our good citizens were very much
afraid, when the sale of ardent spirits was
abandoned in this place year and half ago,
that the business of the place would he serious
" injured. Their fears are probably removed
by this time. There have been more goods
sold here this season than in any previous year
in the corresponding months-there has never
been time when there was so little sueing, so
little fighting, so little horse-racing, and so lit
tie deviltry, as al this time; and the experiment
of suspending this traffic has proved so success
iul and so universally satisfactory TO our peo-
pie that the opening of a rum-shop here would
produce sensation equal TO that which raised
up the celebrated 'tea party in Boston ha,bor
at the commencement Of the Revolution"
Beiknap (Giyord) Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23

The legislature Of illinois have gran
ted charter to Nauvoo and Inc NauVoO
Legion. ol lhe utmost power end Iibsf-
slty. They have svsIed themselves
OF these charters 10 sci their enemies at
defiance.
One Ctbe most recent occurrences, is
The correspondence of Gen. Joe Smith
with Mr. Ca houn, and We presume with
other great men Mr. Calhoun SAYS
that he looks upon ell beliefs, secl., slc.
(poIIlcalIy Of course as emitted 10 eqnaI
cOnSlderatlon-but, he must inform Mr..
Smith, thai he does not think the Gen,
eral Government has any power to
compel Missouri TO admit The Mormon
claims.
Upon the receipt Of this, General Joe
Smith replies at length, informing Mr.
Calhoun that he does not know more
than he ought to know, and that ne and
the world must take care how they op
.poEs the Mormons, Tor that they ere
destined TO prevail
We are informed that Gen. Smith &
Co. have declared against both Van Bo.
rem and Calhoun Who the Mormons
have taken 10, we have not learned
Gin, Chronicle.
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No. I0.-WMOLE No. 4s9

have eaten nothing since morning, and
am worn down wuh travel. GId will
bless you, ma'am, ior what you DO foe
me-"
The old mans words had been bro.
ken and earnest, OnG listened to bv tho
woman with strange interest Wuh
her finger on her cheek she sIond dnDk
ing them min asll lie end Death depended
on her hearing every syllable, "A hs
proceeded, her eyes rxpressed strange
wonder aud doubt, but wnen ne ceased,
she advanced close to hin. and LAYING
her hand on bls shoulder, while she P"sr
ed into his face aP il shs would read
everv ilneamsnl there, she said breath
Iess!y:
is your name Morton: John MouooP
I The Old mao slarlod snd looked az
her eagerly, ano with wild aNoasn-
ment.
1T is; it is,' she said. father don't
you know your daughter! aO6 she Gasp
4 ed her arms around hls neck aud sobbed
hvsIerIcs now looking eagerly up
into his face, and now coovulsseiy en-
bfsclnQ him. The father was not less
sG. ctpd. and wspt aloud.
'Oo!my chi'd!' was all he could say.
His grand children stood around, but
half comprp hend'ng The scene, vet Join
ng their tears with their mothers sOd
| his
When all were more composed, each
lod the history Of their lives during tho
wears they had been separated The
istier narrated his mlsiouuOes, and Tho
iealh Of all his family. and at thus Tho
daughter wepl sfresh. Hers was a
brit hter story. She and her husband
haG prospered and had often written 10
her p1reur. bU, The letters mlscsrIed =,
and thinking him still un(orglvIng, she
mad ceased at length TO write.
That night was The frat time for
months, thai that veteran did DOL sleep
among strangers.