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DIR. I'D Jayne's SanaliVe
Pills.

For Liver Complaints. GOUt Jaudice,
Dyspepsia Rheumatism IsrsTS, NeT.
VouSHSss E,vs gFias, and diseases Of
Me hL'H. Lnpu0y i he Btood In
tnmO1 rs. MFiGHCaOjy Sex He'd
tth. ostirfnesS. PabS IN me Htdd
breast, Side. bGck Ond l. mbs Bill
0us ABec'ions Femaie Diseases, &c.
&c &C and whFHeUer any PurgOAre
MedicHe may be required.
Thrfe IL scarcely snt disease in which
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less required, and much suffering aud
sickhess mreLt be prevented were they
more generally used. No person csn
feel well while q coslIve habit oI brdy
prevails; BESIDES it soon generates Sc
TioUs and often laiBl diseases, which
mIghl have hem avoided By 3 timely
and judIclous use Of proper Cslhsrtic
| Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend lbese
PhIs with the greatest con6d' nee, be-
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}
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In using them, no particular care 10
required Persons ms> est snd drink
ss usual. end, il desilsb e, esl mus
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Age will not impair them, as they
are so combined 10 10 always readily
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In small dcsts they are AlferaiiVe,
and gently Laxaive, bUl in large doses,
they are scuVely Csthsnic; cleansing
The whole aIimenlary canal from sIl
pU,rid, Irritating and Iecs matters, and
producing heaJlhy secIetrODs Of II o
Stomach, Liver, and the various otber
organs Of The body
They NAV be taken at all times, ard
in mos disesses-in lnhammsrory, it,
lemirrcnl, Rpmirrent, Bilious and eve-
~ olher form Of FeVer-JaUndDce and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia The y
are really 80 invaluable article, gradu.
ally changing The Vi'sled sfcrelions Of
he srcmach end liver. and producing z
healthy scIlcn in those important or
gsns. They are very valuable for d g.
eases Of the Skin, and for what ls con-
monty called 'Impurily ot the Blood
so for Female Complaints, Coslive =
ness, &C.. sDd in TACT every disease
" here an Aperlen', Alrersive. or PUr-
gs'Ve Medicine may be required
@Dy,pfPSia pOsitireIy can be cured
by a perseVerrg use Of This vstuab 9
! SANATlVE, especially il the Tonic
VermiIuge be used in conjunction.
For sale by
|. ATKINSON. & co.
Csrrolton.
And R K Cray. Wsynesburgh.
September I3, 1914
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NOTICE

ls hereby given. that there will be .
petition presented to lhe Commissioner .
OF Carroll county al their session IN lie.
cember next, praying lor the grant OF
road commencing al The Cumberland
road al the corner between D. R Cam
eron aud Robert Hlbbol's land, ten rt,r da
south Ol CamerOn's saw-miI. ioeDca
running south westerly direction ncrIh
OF Robert Ellbhet's spring, thence con-
tInue The same direction as above IN
the corner OF said HbSet's fence admin
ing the county line, hence along said
Tine TO where it intersecrs The county
load Tus"ata~ss county running.
from NJ FarIsnd's mill, il said county.
ard terminates at The county line OF Car
roll county on section thirty four.
September 90, 1894.
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NOTICE

10 hereby given, That there will be a
pelillon presenHd 10 The Commissioner
oI Carroll county. Of their December
sessroH, praying IOr en- sIlerston oi The
road leading lrom CauoIIlon 10 Wells
vile; SAID shefslIon TO commence sI
Tbomss Poll's, thence past Joseph Fig
Ieys 10 iOlefsecl The Sat Wrrk T. I'D
nesra spring on ,hP ltnd OF Ntlam
{ Smeron, thence nouk 10 me tHa OI
Ma han Shsw'. tarc
MANY PETITIONERS.
Srple embeI 2O, Ie44.
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SKIN DISEASES are often owing
to Scrolu Gus habit OF body, and in or.
der 10 feet permanent cure-the or.
igrna cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PREF FERVATlVE
ore oil The most pleasant articles ever
fired to The public has 5een found not
only 10 cure Scrolu's, under,a ls mui.
tpIed lOrms. OF Cancer. Kings Evil,
Goirre, White Swelling, &C., but also to
remove the disposition or tendercy to
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating from distractions in The
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
imPUrity OF the blood or ojher fluids o
the body.
For sale bv Atkinson & Co., Car.
foIllon. and R X. Gray, Way nesburgh.
September l3, 1914.
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BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR.

Is caused by a want of healthy scllon
OF the vessels which throw IF he per.
spitalion from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, lhe per-
spitaion is thick and clsmmv and ad
here's 10 the mouths of he pores and
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurf or dandrUf Less blood is then
carried 10 he roots OF The hair, and Tor
want Of which the hair his MT suffi -
cpnl not rlshucnl. and consequently be-.
comes dry RD6 harsh, and begins insen
sibv 10 lalI Cf which continuing 10 in.
crease. eventually produces badness.
Restore The capillary vessels OF The head
TO heir icrmer healthy circulation, end
fine silky new hair will mske i,sap.
Pesrance which will increase in quanri-
" and volume until ihtir hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation thai has ever been known
tn produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
hich 1t has done in inDumerable 10.
stances. and will seldom fail. if proper~
" and perseVeriugly used
For sale by l. Atkinson & Co. Car.
rolhon, and R X Grsv. Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1914.
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-. W Ecr TO-
September 6 1874

JNO. L. II. VALLANDINGHAM.
Attorney al Lac, Hanorer, CoL Co., Ohio
Will promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office in the building
directly south of Z. Swearengen's dwelling.
July 90, '44.-3m.
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Coffee.
10 pounds Coffee Of The best quality
for Une dollar, by
|. ATKINSON & co
October d 1874
NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that petition will be
presented 10 he Commissioners oC Car
roll county al their next Session. pray ing
for an alteration ~ lhe Toad leadlCg from
Hardpsiv's Mill to Canlon; commencing
Tor said alteration at Ihe west side oI
Armstrong; Run, IN The lane OF john
Reed, thence running through the lands
OF said John Reed in a south eastprIy
dIrectInH 10 stake in The road nov
travelled, between The lands Of sa;d
Reed aud HatdesIy; then south along
The west side OF The lots ~ The town al
Malvern, on the lard Of said IIarOesty
10 The west erd Of Wood street il the
town of Malvern aforesaid, thence Easl
along said street 10 where il inIersG els
PsrIs street in said town.
October ooh, 1914
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FRESH GOODS.

cbeT st continues The business OF Merchandising in tho old
occupied BY himself and Others connection He has just 70.
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Estate Of Arthur Russell. .

NOTICE is hereby gwen Ihsl The sub
scrlbprs have been sppoInied and Qosli'
fed We Executors Of The estate Of ATIl VI
Russell. lale oI Carroll county. tl il
deceased. Those indebted will make
immediate paw menI, and those hsvIr z
claims sgsInst SAID estate are requested
TO present them. IeNI proven, within
one yesr from 'N'' d"'"
WILLIAM DAVIS.
THOMAS " lLSON,
Executors.
September 6 1874
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B. A. FAHNESTOrK'S VERMl
FUGE.

The great worm DESTROYER BY the
administration OF This medicine 10 chill
dren al the proper lime, great amount
oil suffering would be obvraled and IN
many instances their lives would be
preserved: uul Of Ihe abundant Iesllm @
nv before me o. It's Efficacy | select The
following:
Icprrity that gave one bottle oI B
A Fahn"s,o'k's Vermliuge TO a chi d oil
mine (e'eh'eNn months OId.) which
brought away 2G4 worms.
GEOhGE BEATTY.
CarroII'on Sept 3. le44.
For sale Nv
Il KENNEDY Druggist
G. rrollcn. S"l.H. 1874
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Mrs A ArctbUId Patrick Kirk
r b BoSIe David Lindsay
L len Buck John NoGCrIeth
Susan Bnrifr Wm NJ Ga,ran
TkO's Brown 2 RrUhen Nrwman
D,Vtd CapIer Martha Nors
Peter Cook Catherine Pugh
John Carr Daniel K nneckeT
Il s C'armer Sie?her SmIey
james DURAN Moron SIctvfs
joseph d., kson RobI 6 Scott
John E'fer Alfred Vance
Jacob EltpntIeF Amos Wheeler
II fl & Swan Harrison WiIcoxcT
With m Kneen John YauI
l. A Ktug
THO'S WILSON. P. Nj.
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Nov Sth 1914

BOOKS.
6 doz u s Spoilers,
6 drz CrbIs.
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Arrhms lics,
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Cd F,osr's Fl story Of The U S.
2 d z. Missouri Harmony,
| doz ParIeN's Geography,
doz michel : Primary Geography
ldz. do Geography & Alias
toz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half doz Comsrrck', Chr mislry,
Hall doz. do Philosophy,
HaIf6oz D'AubIgne's IlrstcIy o! the
Reformation.
Halt foz Edwards on The Will,
Hall doz Confession o. Farh,
Half COZ Methodist H. smn's.
Half doz Watts P,ans and lily mns
Hall dcz Davids Psalms,
Halle doz General Assembly collect
ion o Psa I'm. y Hy inns,
18 doz A mnndck's
On hand aud Itr sne bV
W Nj. SINCLAIR
Nov 9Th 1874.
600 Id Spring Steel, on hand and
Tor sale by.
W M SINCLAIR.
Nov 8th 1874
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1000 Bushels Flaxseed

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
COCO BUSHELS FLAXSEED,
For which he will pay The highest price
on delivery
WIN M SINCLAIR.
CarroIIron, August 9, 1874.
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List Of Letters

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Navy Ysrd, Washington,
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ger and private entries OF land, the townships
80 offered will be admitted until after the expiration
Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, a, the city Of Washington,
this eighth day OF October, Ammo De@,ni, 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. III. BLAZE,
Commissioner Of the General Land O0tcs.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN pursuance Of law, l, JOHN TYLER, Prcsidento Of
IL the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be held
the underline ntioned Land Offices in the State OF
MISSOURI at tine periods hereinafter designated,
to wit
AT the Land Office at FAYETTE commencing
Monday, the thirteenth day of January next, for
the disposal of the public lands within the under
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North Of the Base line aud West Of the fin principal
.ueridian.
townships siIty-hve and six.y-six, Of ranges
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At the Land Office at CLINTON, commencing
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Tow nship for'y-two, of ranges twenty-eight and
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Township thirly-6ve, Of range thirty-one.
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North Of The Base line and West Of the fin principal
msridian
Township thirty-four, Of range nineteen.
Township thiry-,wo, Of range twenty-one.
Township thirty-two, of range twenty -four
Townships thirty-hree and thirty-lour, Of range
| twenty-five.
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this eighth day of October, Ammo Domini, 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled TO the right of prs-emption
TO any lands within the limits Of the nshps above
enumerated 10 required 10 establish the 10 The
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Office, and make syment therefor 500.
as practicable after seeing this notice. and before the
day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale of the township, embracing the tract claimed,
above designated Otherwise such claim will be for
ssited THO, III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land ONCE.
Oct. 10
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COUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for
- November, 1874. This day received.
Contents Of the November Number.
ORIGINAL PROSE ARTICLES.
|. Gertrude a Novel. Continued.
9. The Economy of Life
3. The ScIote Captive. BY Nasus. Authoress OF
"Pretension," &c, sc.
a. The Mind, its Powers and Results. BY w. J.
r., Memphis, Tennessee.
s. The plea of insanity in Criminal Cases. BY
Forbes Winslow, Esq, Member Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, London. Review of.
G. Present Condition of Letters Letter III. To
William Gilmore Simms, Esq. By George
Frederick Holmes.
7. "The Blind Preacher" and "'rhe British Spy"
ByQP.F.
g. The Cieisbeo; or Customs Of Sicily. BY
Lieut. VIM. ID. Porter, U. s. N.
8. The Colonial History of Virginia. To the Le-
gslsture of Virginia. BY the Editor.
TO- Desutory Notes on Desultory Readings.
H. Notices of New Works
ORIGINAL POETRY.
70 Nisgara. BY c. c. L.
- The Young Mother. BY c. c. l..
a. Will Weep. By the Young Bard Of New
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l6 To the Presidents Bride. BY Owen @ War
rem.
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Kenyon kbourn.
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COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.
Office, Missouri .apenue beueen Sd and streets.

THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW,
For OCTOBER 1874.
rs this day received by F. TAYLOR, price FIVE
l. dollars per annum or fifty cents per single num-
Der.
/. One Last Word before the Election.
ii. Loves Last Vigil
Ill. The Currency Question.
w. Harro Harring-A Biographical Sketch
BY Alexander H. Everett
V. Stanzas by Park Benjamin.
vi. The Random Likeness-By Mrs. Ennslo.
VII. Leverett-An Episte from Lady in the
Country to distant friend.
VIIl She thought Of him too deary-A Ballad
BY Mrs c. Z. Da Pontc.
X. The Poems of Elizabeth Barrctt-A Drama
of Exile, and other Poems, by Elizabeth
Barrett, author of the "Seraphim," &c.
Xl On the Death of Friends Child-By J. r.
Lowell
XII. A Letter to Farmer Issachar.
XIII. Hope-A Sonnet.
XIV. Unitarian Portraits-By w. A. Jones.
XIV. Legends Of the Sioux-Ta Tupka, the
Lone Bull.
XVI. The Journey of Day, or Sequel to the
Berkshire Jubilee.
XVII. Instinct-Reason --lmag nation--By {. Wat
kins Emi
XVIII. Monthly Financial and Commercial Article.
XIX. Monthly Literary Bulletin.
The Democratic Review will be sent regularly,
strongly enveoped to any part of the United States,
if application be made TO +. TAYLOR.