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Consumption Of the Lungs.
& e T z z e 9

The ootein hare just receired from Me,srs Josln
Roe, Dr11gsisfs, .Nenark THIS State, to ,ton, IL
communicated by John Uimer, Esq, estisen Of
Bur!,nston Licking County OHIO
BuaLNcToN, LICK. Co.. o.. Dec. 4. 1913.
Messrs. JosLIN x RowE:-At your request herewit
transmit of the of Mrs. Winner aud
child. able to communicate which are
liberty publish If you fit, feel dasre
o.n The world of the effects Of the invaluable medicine
called Wistar's Baam OF Viii Cherry which by the
divine blessing Indebted for the restoration to health
my wife and child
Aoou, Ave years ago, Mrs. Winner attacked with
violent cough pain the chest AMI de and symptoms Of
approa ching During the intervals from that
sometime in February last she had been treated by
eminent Physicians from Utica. Sylvana Homer Cashsm
and Newark and with only partial relief of the mos, ir
gent symptoms About year ago, she caush, violent
coId which seated upon the Longs, producing alarming
assr vateh OF all her previous symptoms Tier
despite his best efforts. she bega rapidly
sink under her disease Cough, Exec Hectic,
together with night we u.s. sooa reduced her 10 complete
skeleton In February last. her attending Physician deem
Ell her altogether hopeless cou"c was called. and
after dei'besatng npo" her case unanimously pFonnunce
her be on the of and expressed their
opinion she could survive but short time
weeks ut aSthes She was at this time ontitety cohhned
bed and scarcely able articuae. whs
per. Her daily of coughing would last her
in,erruptedy from : to hours and they
Fine physicians council pronounced Lungs. liver
Kidneys Spine and Mucous Membrane of the Stomach TO
be incuaby diseased. TWAS this last extremity that
happened to obtain pamphlet describing DIR Nistars
Ralsam Of Wild Cherry a. apn1i.abe to Lang affections
We Immediately ani procured bottle. and
commenced its evening by giving her one teaspoon
FULL and such the surprising effect, that she able 10
pass comfortable nights rest without experiencing any
paToxysn o coughing and such ultimate effect
after taking bottles she contrary to the
OF phv-icians and who
restaed heat mad since last has done
the entire work Of her family After the last attack Of
Mrs. w iner, youngest child then infant the
breast taken down, and pidy sinking with the
symptoms mother, and seeing the happy effect of the
3alsaln the OF the mother, disposed make
trial OF it for the child anl attended with the
perfect
The above 10 attested by ysica
we'll ueigahors and acq3tain;ances, who MIS-
W during the course OF her sickness
Very truly. yours. &c.
JOHN WiMER
Burlington. Licking Co. o.
Price 81 bottle, six hotties for So.
For sale in Cincinnati, only by
SANFORD & PARk,
No Is. Fourth between Main & Sycamore.
Sold in Richmond, ut .he BOOK STORE.
and, also, at REELS DRUG STORE.
Also, in Paris, o aud Winchester, Ia by
Dec. ist, 1919 (I5) COTTON * JONES.
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Clock and Watch Repairing

VIVHE subscriber would inform his friends and old
nsra that he still continues Watch and Clock Re
pairing Of Main and Marke. streets,
old stand formerly occupied by A. Sdda. where will
eiekled and will patiently oth for the calls
Of all who may favor him with their custom. Work
with despatch and warranted performs low for cash
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond. Nov 18th. l643 l9tf
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A FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber o6srs for sale, farm miles north
Of Richmond Il contains eighty ~ land Of the
best quahty-good euildHgs barn. and the
~ sushosss IN convenient order There is also thrifty
orchard q excellent fruit and altogether Of
desirable locasoos ia the asighborbood.
Bsias abost remove, he oss sale his entire
Of BOOTS SHOES. wholesale retail, low
possible prices.
LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia. sept. Goth, 1S44. IT,
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Sheriff s Sale.

DY Virtue of Sunday Executions directed from
D,he Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
Court door the Tom efCen.sevIls Wayne
County. Indiana. 23rd day Of November 1884, be
the hours OF o'clock A NJ and O'clock p.
NJ, said day the following property. witt
Two certain parcels LOT. Of land in town of New
Boston, Wayne county. Indians known By being
bered thirty and thirtyf,e. numbered orig
nal plat Of said Taken the property Of Tevi
Johnson, To satisfy Executions far Of Thomas &
Hamilton. DAVID GENTRY, s. VIC.
October 3lst, 1874 45-ts
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NDS' KS.

lust received from the East. :ot Of Friends publ
~ cations, embracing old standard works, aud 9TH
Of a later date The following titles a
of the works just received:
Select II Historical Memoirs
or Religious Society of Friends, commonly called
Qmnkes For tho ipfona ton II young persons ia
quires after divine truth. BY WIN. Hoag.on, j..
George Fox's Journal.
Letters of the late John Thorp,
or Manchester, Minister OF the Gospel in Society
of Friends. To which prefxed Memoir Life Of
the Writer.
Memoir
or Louisa Nav daughter Of Thomas and Lucy MAJ
Spiritual Guide.
Memoirs
OF the Rise. Progress. and Prosecutions Of people
called Qaakers in the North Of Scotland By John Barclay
Letters of isaac Pennjngton,
Son Of Alderman Pennington of London. and
Minisse, Of the Gospel in tire Society Of Friends.
Barclays Apology-Ini,a,o, Of Christ An Inquiry into
the Aecordaney of War with the principles OF Chsss
any and an Exam nation Of tie philosophical sessosiag
by which il is defended. BY Jonsthan Dymond Cseres
Is .'a,hsBe vans yiew-Ricbard sosdan--(ssovsss
Le,,ers-The doctrines Of Baptism and the Lords Sup
per--Rise and Progress, By VIM Penn. &c &c.
For sale the BOOK STORE
Richmond. sept ID. 1914. 36n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22
FAHN STOCKS
CELEBRATED FAMILY
M r. DICIN Els!

1t has met NTH s,leeess hitherto unparalleled.
HE Proprietor has made il point to ascertain the
III resut of its such within his
knowledge and during The last fifteen and
unfrcqueny asr nearly all tho ordinary prepare on
for had been previously reeortsd
without advantage This fact 10 attsssd
by the and OF hundreds Of respectable
BY calling popre,ors their authorized sg-ns and
shond induce families always keep vial Of the prepa
ration possession I, is mild operation. and
may be administered with perfect safety to the most deli
cato infant. Price 25cfs. per Vial
b. A. Fahnestock's ANTI-BILLIOUs PILLS,
proved safe and valuable remedy. ip In
ternittent. Remit,ent and Billion. Fever. Jaundce. Bill
ious Cholic Indgsson Dropsy Bilious Vom
itings, Colds. and all complaints OF ipHanmaory char
Tho compe,a and tisfacton which has
been by these Pills. TO all Who have used them
renders the publishing OF the certificates i" the
favor, unnecessary To prevent coun,erfei,ng they
pu, up rod Xyogrnphic wrapper Plies % cents
for Box containing thirty Pile
B. A. Fahnestock's LIQUID OPODELDOC.
Opodsidoc Ii and and i'll be found
peculiarly servicbls ia Rheumatic aud Gouy affections.
Stiffness Of the neck joints, Numbnsss Cramps Spfa"s,
Bruises &c. also be applied for sudden Head ache
Tooth-ache, scalds, where the skin
broken pnches and wounds under nails will be speedily
relieved by it. Price 25 cents per Vial
Fahnestock g. cos Pneumonia, or Cough Balsa M
This preparation proved itself be Of very great
d.acy in the of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Whooping Cough Splitting of Blood md other
ding il safe and useful medicine, and prepared
show certificates of nsputabe authority in testimony OF
value 1t is pleasant the and offered low
price to- place il within the reach of person.
There perhaps Cough lions, that will
produce such decided effects short time. Price 25
cents per vial
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22
CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

NHE undsrsgued wish purchase three thou-
u sand bushels Of FLAXSEED, for which shsy will
the hshess price. il delivered Bsriai0 SsAcps
in Richmond, tasir Mil EIkhosu.
NoRDYkE & THOMAS =
July 25,h, lS44. 3t-,f
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v 4 N1SEE So

- u. L1PPlNCOTT, has just received, f.om Phila-
Oe delpaa. superior article Of Pale Coach Body
nsh, together with Cabinet Japan Varnsh also lot
OF lash sonahe Cazriage Trimmings. low tor cash
May 2d, lSl4 ;9-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

C0fneT OF N q n q q n aTtOn 8tgeets
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
TIME Undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
the public. that he has rea,ed this favofsbiy we'll
koown HOTEL. ani 10 determined spare pass nor
expense giving general satisfaction. The comfort o.
Traveller shall be his Aim Pefmsnens re-
pairs having en- made bnAinx Tavern hoose,
his we'll would induce BIN ~
make it equal bause the road lie hoPss - en~
der such satisfaction shall 80 Az DISSATISFIED
Price. suited 10 the times. X. BROOkINS.
August =, io44. Jxu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

They cured hundreds the Bowel complaint while
has our knouege in which they
have Iacd They will certainly and speedily alsy the
morbid irritaby of the bowels the checked
and short most inveterate case
Of DarrhGa. Chronic DvseneIy, habiual ooseness-
Price Is cents per box.
B. a. Fahnostock & co.'s Cough Lozenges,
Possesses all of the bes, cough yrups, and being
composed Of vegetable orn are
very convenient carry the pocket while they are not
liable injury by freezing. fermentation or brsakage Both
above Lozengcs pleasant tho Price % cts
B. A. Fahnestock & Cos. Eyc-Water,
For the cure Of inflammation Of the Eyes
Tbs Eve ter has proved Itself 10 he a valuable
dy diseases of tho Eyes arising from irr itasion
duced from sand aud other foreign
pors-exposurc ntease light bowssudd-n change.
of -coids-a bsorpiion OF ecfofous, small
pox, aud other vrucnt also the effects OF
. and other ievsrs Price 25 cts. per vial.
For sale the BOOK FORE, and J. X DTGDALE'S
Richmond, Nov. IS, lS4l. Ally
Also.--A,J. H. Bowen's, Huntsville. r. Stannah, Ea-
ton. J. Bount, &c. Weet Aiexandria. John w. Lob
wick Dublin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

TOur delinquent subscribers arc
hereby notified that Corn. Hay, Oats, Wheat.
Flour, Wood, &c viii be received until tho LIST Of
ia nuary nox.-ro.hing but CASH after that .v,''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

Terms Of Advertising...Os DoLLAR per s4uss e fo,
three iasestions and TwxS1Y -FyE CEaIs ad-
dsenal inssssion-TEs ISEs she sp occupied by
$50 counted square, nothing counted less than
half 70 b. counted square and haE-Per square
three months, THREE DoILaRs; for six SIx Dol
LABS, Ten DoLLARs per annum: squares FIFTEEN
DoLLARs AND FSrY CENTS per ennum three squares
TwEHrr DoLLAas per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the be charged for
eolunn Of 1000 me- 600 per for three fourths
Of q column, 5000; tor half coamn. S35,00; for a
quarter column, S25,O0-A ded1cton of2O per cent
~l be made advertisements logeY han quarter Of
column, inserted by tho half year year, and
stssed notices and petitions f divorces
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, be accompanied with tho cash, Unless
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
n. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid os.unlsss the option Of the publishers by
this publ and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

7'Iotter Cure Performed By DR. Dsneans Erpeesosoat
RencGy-M fhineas Iomiinsaa, Adams, lille, Mus-
knsun county. certhes thai his aged l6 years.
seriously afflicted with dsease OF The Lungs Tor three
fhaT Yeas Ills symptoms slight cough, hectic tsvsr
and night acnted it debitassd
OF the systrm showing all symptoms of going sio de-
etiHe. Having used msdieines but effect
and Il deterniucd the virtues Of
Dr. Duncan's Expec Remedy which he procured Of
the agent IN Zanesve. aud happy To STATE to the pu'
lie tina, this medicine actually did all disease from
his lungs, AMI finally restored him perfect health Ii
being upward. of mon,hs and his lungs aprsav
perfectly healthy. Always nsk for DIR Duncan's Experto-
rant Remedy. aud be PrncpAl since, No
u. NnUh E.L.lth siIeti Ilaael
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22
COmslllll ptive Patients

already tested exalted virtues. confessed
surprising. excellent and amazing power. TIE
bic of this Balsam is doubt owas il grea,
the peculiarly agreeable and erfa of
Ingredients Iii
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE;
Composed chiefly of WILD CHERRY BAhk aud the
genuine ICELAND MOSS (the latter imported expressly
tor this the medical virtues OF which al
combined by chemical process, with the Extract
Of Far-thus rendering the whole compound the
ain ad ehc acoas remudy discovered for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22
TO FAMILIES s. INIALlI)s.

The following indispensable family reme-
dies may be found at the village drug stores
and soon al every country store in the state.
Remember and never get them unless they
have the fac-simile signature Of
>U17>,<&ezGaG on the wrappers a. all other,
by the same names base imposirons and counter
feits. If the merchant nearest you has Them nos.
urge him to procure them Il Maiden-laua the
time he visits New York, or TO write for them
No }amiiy should be ,ceek ritAout these rezsedet
lAIIlN3|SS
BALM OF CoLUMBIA,FOR THE HAIR,
which will stop if falling out, restore il bald
places and children make it grow rapidly.
those who have lost the hair from any cause
ALL VERMIN that infest the heads of children
in schools, are prevented killed by it at once
Find tn. name of ~Idz1naZMAfdkeo on
il. OF never ny it. Remember this aIrsys.
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MSS
l1;lEl3I3sS

RHEUMATISM, and SEl3I3ES
positively cured. and all shrirelied muscles and limbs
arc restored, in the cd young, by the INDIAN
vseErABLE ELIXIR AMI NERVE Bow L,xIaESr-
but never without the of Comstock g. Co. on il,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

The foLIoeg hare jus, receired from .Nessrs Jo,in
Rore, Dfr4sgisf in Netak in ta,s State, to mhona 1t
communicated by John Uiaef, Esq, cstsen Of
BurI,ugt ton, Licking County OHIO.
,cp 70 ~ r..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

(NASH FOR MUSTARD SEED...'Chs highest
Y ke, price will be paid IN CASH for MUSTARD
SEED. delivered at the Drug Store Of
I. REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, Sept6 tn, 1874. 81 Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

OF CHINA. A positive cure for the piles, and alt
external ailingall internal rrtations brought the
surface by friction with this Balm so in coughs.
sweed throat tghtness of the chest this Balm
applied on flannel will relieve and
Fresh wounds old sores rapidly cured by 1t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-22

The P1eticnt Horks Of Rogers, Campbell, HonIgon,ery
Lamb, and R,rk Hhite, complete in volume
Milton, Young. Gray, Beattte, and Collins Poetieai
FORKS, complete in one volume
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

wv our p5rJo vide opeo TO The sdmls-
o,sn OF logeign PRODUCTIONS, tree OF al
duty, whsl ports ol aoy foreign nation
shall wa lind open to The free admission
OF our surplus producs2 We may break
down oil barries 10 free trade on our
part, but tho work viii not be complete
until foreign powers remove thslrs.-
This would be freedom on one side, and
restrictions, prohibitions and exclusions
on the other. The bolts and the bars,
and the chains OF all other nations Will
remain undlslurbed, 1t is indeed posi-
bic, that our industry and commerce
would accommodate themselves 10 TINS
unequal and unjust state OF things; for
such is the 1exibIily Of our nature, that
it binds itself to all circumstances The
wrstched prisoner incarceraled in jail
after long time becomes recouciIed to
his solitude, and regularly noIches down
the passing days Of his confinement
"GenilemeD deceive themselves; it is
not Free Trade that they are recon
mending TO your acceptance. 1t is in
effect, The British colonial system Ihs
we are invited TO adopt; and, il tbei
policy prevail, it will lead substantially
10 tbe re coIoGizaion Of these States in
TO the commercial dominion ofGrea
Britain"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
Dissolulion oc PartmersElfp

Dissolution OF Partnership
The partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, has been dis
solved by mutual consent Those in
debtee TO the firm, are notified that it is
necessary that they call and settle their
accounts Immediately, Settlements can
be made with either of them.
JACOB HELFRICH.
HENRY HELFRICH.
CarrolIton, March %, 1874,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

TIE STATE tF OHlOl O.
CARROLL COUNTY, "0
COURT OF COMMON Pleas
Vacation qfter October Term A. D 1s43
William AyIo,l IN CHANcERK
Jane Kyle, Petition for Divorce.
Notice i' hereby given TO the sold
Jane Kyle, that on ibe 22i day Of Feb
tugry, A. y. ls11. ! fled in the Office
of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio. a Petition
praying 10 be divorced from her; and
Tor cause setting foflb hat she Inns been
three years uiyuiy absent jrom me-
wb,ct said petition will stand Tor hear.
ing attho aexl April Term Of sad Court
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county -
when and where. she may, If she please
appear and make defence.
/ WILLIAM KYLE. Rv
Pearce, StQrkwe1ther j JUUis
lis Solicitors.
! February 235. 1874
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SHERlFF,S SIZE.

BY virtue OF writ o rfndt eryon's,
Issued out Of The Court Of cOmmou Pleas
for Siark county, ONO, aud to me dfrec
ted, | will offer for sale IN the lo@n o.
SherrodsyIile, on Friday the 2Jih oI
April next, at II O'Clock NJ. Of SAID day
the following property to wit: four hea,
OF horses, two mitch cows, fifteen head
Of dry cattle. Taken ~ execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
March Is, I644.
Printers leo LOO.
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BOslOUGEg ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to the iuhabi.
tants Of the Borough Of CarrolIton, that
an election will be holden in The Court
House, on Monday the slh day Of April
next, between the hours Of II O'Clock
A N and 3 o'clock P NJ, to elect by
ballot one President, one Recorder, five
Trustees. one Treasurer, one Marshal
and one Street Commissioner. to regu-
late the future concerns Of said Borough
w. BUTLER,
Borough Recorder
March %, 1874.
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We asserted that prices generally Of
agricultural produce, since the late Ia
riff, had decrea8ed.-N. Y. PlebiGn Lo-
coloco
This time one year ago, wheat w0s
selling here at 50 cents per bushcl, and
a drag at that Now it is bringing 90
cents Ohio Patriot. (Locofoco)
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
BY MATTHEW ATKINSON

DA !" II ~ IL " - lA' -'''
The "FAMlLY DIRECTOR is published .
in pamphlet form. and contains forty
eiub bt pqges Of closely printed matter, ex
clusiveIy devoted to the important SUBJ
lect Of Domestic Manufactures; in which
the author gives receipts for dying per
manenlly on wool or wooiIon goods, all
the coIors in use for cloths, saltnelts,
Iluseys, coverleIs or catpellng; Omount'
Ing in all to nearly one hundred: with
such additional instructions IN the art oil
dy ing as cannot fail to render the re
ceipts highly valuable TO those who use
then. The whole arranged to. answer
Tor dying IN the wool OF web, WIN 'ae
difference IN the cost and u'IIlly o. 'he
two plans clearly pointed out.
The author beInga a pFacUcal manu-
iac'urer, WIN more wa" t%'''g n'o
years experience IN lhe art OF dying
assures the public that those dyes lha'
are always iaShlonahle on "oO''eo
goods, such as black, indigo OIue' MAD
der red, brown, green, yellow @c' are
described SO carefully that no person
however inexperienced they may ne can
5 fail of success with the aid oil 'he Fam''
ly Director
D Il also contains directions for washing
wool in the very best manner known to
Manufactures; which if adopted cannot
fail to result in better cardng and better
goods The cardIng spinning, weaving
and finishing for each article of manu-
10 (sctu.e are distinctly pointed out with a
view to their greatest degree Of Perec
= tion and utility, and without increasing
y the expense OF production
To the whole is directions for dying
. the indigo blue and lew olher co'oFs !,
common use, ON cotton and Ilhen' wh'c'
:, It is believed VIII DC hIghly uSeiu'
= The public.
We have no hesl'ancy IN saying 'Oa
% other work OF Inc NIno mas ever a
T. peared IN our country so eXc'uslVe'
ID devoted to The Interests OF lne tarme
ct and Mechanic who are supplying mem
D selves with clo'hlng OF 'helr own maj
utactures' We feel au'no''Zeu 10 sa
lnis IRON, '"g vo!y n;,.,o. Nos'o1 """"T' %aa H.,
- "hlco 'u0 Ia',S p.oC,J' ,,Lo h"D hono w, b,
lC 'Feo'eu ny 'nl"u,0o."'s.S ""o n;,on %nto =,
an opportunity ~ ~ S yNp''I ,b ="
US "ie'''o' w ,ulMs ES,n,. w. r,D aad A
tHe canon rI,d "Uo,,e" S,,.. Ir,o'y, ,,,a ""' y
Donu,uyi W. 'u,,"' o,.,',innd @I A. h1Iinsor
wv, "o NV n,.oo,ns vHs' and noiiova # ,o
Iaw,y D''II'o' t,l,'o a.,.o,aoon '"
"'''"y v. P0''''
" N.. NUE. T,, ,n =" w. C,,,on yr;'os II
>P"'", T',y W,1,L o ,otI.
o0' O"'0 VI '''''" - "
II nave examined W.T. A,"'osoI . y
re"''y D''oI'o' ""' "','y' @ l,:.,,,,. :, "I,,
o. ,I s'"',' p',,D"'5s g,, La a' ,,aros, of
'Gu G,'c"'''e" e, " "U,""g0 .oo 'n,s,,.i >,
ol' ',"v, :" @ W. "o'''g ~. J,,,
y" auoS' ! no'o "o'" w '''Ie w
o, ,e' "osG ",''" 'os, NV NV '"'o' - Io',,'s' L,d
m no' "n' "y o,uu'' VI wy 9,;.h 9""'o ".'5o ~" %
,n go.' m r,, ,"o "o.,a' al" .o3, oGL'os "I race
~ w N''''o, " w 10 81 ,c 70 ~ ;,
~" OooN Oh co''F'ps "S ',"0' VI '''"'
IuS MIR Alexander, an English manu-
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SHAVING AID Illl2-DaESSIN0
Establishment.

THE undersigned would respectfully
inilrm the citizens Of Carro!lton and
its vicaily, that he has recently rented
the room formerly occupied by lleigh
ton and Ramsower-where he will hold
himself in readiness to wOt on bis Gus
TONERS at all se0sonabIe hours lie
would also tender his highest thanks to
the liberal part Of community for their
patronage, and solicits a continuance Of
The same Hoping by Industry, econo-
my and strict attention 10 bis business
10 merit To appreciation ol the public
generally. A word 10 young gentlemen
who would he admired by the ades;-
To those who have lost The greatest or
namont which nature ever bestowed on
mankind, | would say, that by making
IeppIlcauon to the subscriber, they cau
have beautiful head oCbair restored
with little expense, and without the
least injury TO the ska. Call and eS
anime a specimen for yourselves, aud
that will put The question beyond doubt
RaaOrs dressed on short notice.
STUDELY.
.CnrrolIton, Feb. Q, ls44.
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| WILL offer for sale al the door OF
the Court House in McConnelsviIle on
Saturday, March 23d next, at O'Clock
T NJ tie following real estate To witt
the undivided tenth part Of leo acres
being the North Wesl quarter Of section
81, township Is Of range 6 Of lands sold
at SteubenvIIe D. situated in Carol
county Ohio.
Terms Cash
VIM T. BASCOM, Assignee
of John Wilkln.
McConneIsvills, Morgan CO., Ont
February %, 1874.
Printers fee l,50.