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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
Bram ,lrelh's Pills,


Health Is characterised 10 an indivi.
dual By the absence Of all pain, suffering
or affection in any part Of his body; by
the free and regular exercise of all his
functions without any exception. They
consist IN having good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free eVacua- :
tloRs, without looseness or ccstVeness
at least once in every rwenly~iour hours,
and without heat, dFyDess, or burning
at the passage; the free issue ol the wa.
Ter without 0cFlmouy or burning, and
without reddish sedneu, which ig al
ways sign OF present or an "pproach-
ing pain; quiet sleep without agitation
or troublesome dreams: no taste OF bile
or other bad tasle TO the mouth upon
>TIslng 10 the m0fn'hg; 40 sourness or
disagreeabEs gls,ng oil the somauh:
clean tongue; seWeet breath; no itching,
'Pimpies OF spots on The skin; no piles;
no burning beat upun any part of The
.podY; no excessive thirst when uDexuos.
ed to Labor or other known cause; no IN
leFrupitonlo any natural evaCgauon, nor
pain al their periodical relurn.
Where the state of The 81 stem does
not hdrmoDIze with The above picture ol
'health, it is Of The greatest importance
dhat no time be loel In sending l0r doc
tor, or in the use of foolish remedies to
often the result OF speculation: instead
OF this course let dose oI Brandreth's
'PIils be taken, which will not deceive,
but will al once restore health 10 the OF.
GAG Or part that requires it. I
All who wish to preserve their health, ,
all who are determined to defend their
life against the ehOroachments Of dis
ease which might send them premature~
~ TO the grave, will, without hesitation
haVe recourse TO the Brand-elh PlIls, !
when the state Of theay stem does not b ar.
moni2e with the above picture Of health. }
Those who live ia country where '
or other diseases prevail. !
should often thnk Of this true picture Of !
health, and observe himself wih particu. 1
.ar attention. ~ order to act accordingly {
Inc wise and rightly directed will follow J.
Ihls adVice-lbe unwse are leH TO their j
OWN obstruction. For sale by L
Il. A. STlDGER.
July 10, lS44,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
DRY GOODS,
Hardware, OUT
,lery, QMeem msSyaUe.

Weoper's Reeds Hats Caps Bonaets
Boots, SHOES, from Nails Giass,
Castings &c, &c &c
Those who wish to purchase goods
would do well to give thea call, as
they sTe determined to Sc as low, If not
a little lower, than articles of like quaI.
ity can be bought for in this country
Their store room is opposite Isaac
Dwire's Hotel, where they wall be pleas
ed 10 shew 'heir goods even TO those
who do not wish to purchase
GEORGE ARBUCKLE & CO
New HarIsburgb, July 2, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
SHOES AND BWOWSo
FATS IND CETs.

A large assortment of Fur, Russia,
and Beaver Hats; also Fur, Cloth, Vel
' ct, Seal aud ScaIetl Caps, OF all sizes,
lust received ard Tor sale very low al
new store of
VIM. N. SINCLAIR
Ocl I3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
EaStHnan's Concentrated
Bals ann Of wild herTy,

BaisaIAA Of w lid herTy,
For the cure OF Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, influenza, BronchIli'
Pains, IN the Side and Chest dl9icul-
~ OF Breathing. Liver affections, Dys
pepsia, Weakness, and other symp
toms indicating decline.
This invaluable preparation has prov
cd The greatest blessing TO the afflicted
that ever was discovered. II has de-
monsualad the fact that CONSUM?
INON car be cured, as the following
Testimonials from highly respectable
ciizens prove. It has effected cures
where the oIherpreparaIions Of Cherry
have failed, Delay not than TO make
use, IN the tirsl slagea, Of The means that
may save you from an unrimely grave.
! do cerlRy that mJ daughter, aged
II, was giVeR up by her attending ply
slctan aAd her case pronounced By Il
cogacil OF physicians TO be that of con
tirmed aad hopeess consumption. Her
cough wac most distressing, accompanied
10y raising large quantities Of pus or
matter judged 10 average one pint day
she had also hectic fever and night
sweals, and was reduced to mere
skeleton aud 90 week aa to be Una6le
10 sland or bear her weight, IL this con
dltion she commenced using Dr. East
mans 3aIsam end EDbrocarion, IN II =
boat ten days Sumo amendment was per-
ceIvcd, aud contrary to dl expectation
It has reslofod her to perfect heath -
Not be least appearance O! disease about
her. The recovery is considered by all
who have seen her, almost a mDracle
Pulnam, Oct, PETER MIZER
have used Or Esstman's Concentr9
ed BaIsam Of Cherry and ndEmUIocatlon
or severe cough, pains IN the SIDE and
breast, Ilghnese and oppres8ton irr
,realh aud other alarming symptoms,
they acted almost like a charm ia Civ
ng relief, aud il short time entirely
eslOyed me to health
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
ROOFS AW0 g90gso

6OU fdlr OF Shoes,
40 dp Boots of almost every sze
and quality, which will be sold al prices
much below what they have been bring
ing heretofore. Just received aud Tor
SaIe at the cheap new Store in Harris
buTgh, by
GEORGE ARBUCKLE G. Co.
Harrisbargh, July l2, 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16

G5-Dr SMITH having declined the
practice OF his profession in CaroIllon,
would take This opportunity Of recon-
mending TO his friends, and The public
A. r CHISHOLM, NJ. Cd as physician
in whom The utmost onfdence can be
placed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
TIBDIOAG NOTICE.

A. R. Chisholm, vi. d., q
graduate OF The Medical College OF ONO.
having located in the town Of CorrolIton
with the view Of making it his ptrma
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the 'nhabranls Of the place
and the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assiduous appII.
cation 10 the various duties of his bro.
iesslon TO tn0rlt and obtain reasonable
share of public patronage
Office a few doors west of sincIair's
Store.
July 70, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
THE FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed. as help to those WhO are sup
plying themselves in WhoIe or IN part
wilh WoOlea goods cftkeir OGn man
uJactUie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
July 2, 1914,

THE STATE OF OHIOl
CARROLL COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
april Term, A D l844.
Dickinson Roberts,
vs. In Attachment.
Abner Steen.
q LII persons interested will tuke
"a notice that Dickinson Roberts on
tho 9Th day Of May, lS44, sued Oul ii
writ Of Attachment from the Court Of
common pleas Of CARROT county, in the
state OF Ohio. against AbUer SleeR, Tor
the sum of S92 20 cents, which has
been served anO returned.
Attest DANIEL McOOK, Clh
Clerks Office, arrolt on,l
June I4Dh, 1914
Dunbar & StarhweatheT, Au'ys
e." Plaintiff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
RF CROWELL,
Putnam, Feb I, 1874

Ny daughter vas tJr years afflicted
with coughs, and gradually failing with
wat Was called consumption Lu addl
Iou to the advice Of a skiIivI ply sician
we bad 9rled many Of The Inosl approved
remedies advertised; hul all 10 10 edcc,
She used Dr. Easrman's taIsrm ol Cher
ry, which soon caused an easy aEJ free
eSpecroralIOn-her cough began TO abare
and her health is iaet ImproVDg under
its use. II is the first medicine thai
seemed TO reach her case
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
NEW STORE
IN HARRISBURGH.

N ME subscribers would respectfully
inform the citizens oil New Rar-
risburgh, Carroll county, O., and vicI-
ally, that they have located Themselves
in The above town, and are now opening
a splendid stock of GOODS. They
made their purchases 10 the cities of
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
It's consists in part of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
GlISt Of E.eGters

Remaining IN the Post office at Car.
rollton, Carroll county, ONO, July Isl,
1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
UAgTTM@So
ATTINFTTS

30 pieces SAlIuetls from SO cents 10
I ,25; on hand and for sale by
JACKSON s. THOMPSON.
Sept 29,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
MAuLON DAVIS.


After Suffering pa0tuI grddual de.
cline for t"eIyeNeuTS, With What war
called Dyspepsia, Liver aad Lnng aliec
ton, which TIE most skfllul phyHclans
we're unable 10 check Ending myseIi
fast sIuhlog the prominent symptoms
being confirmed consumption, my nit y
friends and sell becoming charmed Tor ms
"te, and cCsporfIrg u ldp rem lie or:
dHpry uc0re, as p last sCrt prDru.
red DI. Eastman medicines, npun the
use Of winch | soon hegan 10 amend
and in a months wHt restored to The Olps
sings Ol health ard eunLled last harvest
to labor in the field "a thing / had tot
bce0 abeto Go for the last sjx years /
now caudIdIy state (ol ihe benefit Of
those eimllury afflicted, that ! GrmI}
believe that owe my lis, under God,
10 the use Of DR.. EasImnO's medicines.
ROBT, COWEM.
Springfield. Nov 20 l942.
p. S. There is a number Of Prcpara-
lions Of berry called BgIsam and Syr-
up Of Cherry niue is au entirely drHrr-
eol preparation BE- pOrlicua r. there
tore, aud obtain Elslman'6 Concentrated
BaISam Of Cherry, aud see that his wrlu.
ten signature is attached TO the oul side
wrapper,
Agents for Carroll county.
II. A. STIDGER,
CarrolIlOR. o
CARR j. CUMMINGS,
Leesburgh, y
July2 1914
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

" Democrats County Conpcntiom.-We are
requested to state that the Democratic Convention
Of Crawford County, will be bold at tho Court
house in Van Buren,, on Saturday the I'd Of March.
when it is expected that all the townships viii be
represented.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Van Buren,, and the public generally, that he has
tpccd general assortment of Hats and Caps on Main
street, between Messrs Morrill, & Mareans store and
the Columbus Hotel The Hats Of his own mann
featuring of the latest fashion, and warranted to do
good service. and will be sold at very small advance
the first To those who buy ~ the case they
will be sold at cost Those who wish TO profit by this
opportunity will please call between this and the 10Th
Of March, E. COOk.
N. B.-The highest price IN cash paid for furs:
Feb'y 81, l844-3-3t E. c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24
Scott, White & Co,

S~S " AAAOO " w.
HAVE just received from New Orleans. and
for sale low for cash,
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts
do alum
20 barrels sugar
800 lbs birthstone
300 lbs copperas
Z barrels molasses
S do mackerel
4 do tanners oil
l fierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles Il
do loaf sugar
S do queensware
5 do soap
6 do, pine apple choose
l bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly steele
100 lbs. east steel .-
100 lbs. E. b. do
l cask Goldfish
sacks pepper
20 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and mace.
Feo. 10, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24
Notice..

BROUGHT id on the $50
January 1874, from the Prai-
RIGS. By the Caddoes, two
negro boys named SAM and
JOHN. Sam is about IS
years Of sge. and yellow
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

Notice.
There will be sold, Fort Smith. On Saturday tho
gath inst, ut public sale. between fifteen and twenty
head of the finest
53hOOD8D S10 Ok
that has been in the State of Arkansas consisting
Of brood two year old colts, ycarlngs. and
four year old stations Of choice blood, and winner
over the Nashville course, lat three yeats old.) On
credit of one two and three years, with 1oe and ap
proved security.
This stock is from the stud Of the Hon. Bale Pcyton.
Of Nashville Tennessee, and is Of the most choice and
fashionable blood in the United States, or England,
both imported and native stock for several Of the
brood mares, in times more prosperous large prices
refused They will be sold TO suit the times and
upon terms to accommodate purchasers, because tho
farm of Mr.. Peyton is overlooked. Never will tho
farmers in this section Of the State have favorable
opportunity to commence the breeding Of this noble
and useful animal.
In the interim, the stock be secn at Capt. VIM.
Duval's, Fort Smith
At the time, and upon the same terms will be
sold
TWO LIKELY NEGRO BOYS,
accustomed stock raising and arming Of fine habits,
temper, and character.
Payment will be taken in good cotton. delivered at
either Of the landings the river, at ten cents per
pound.
A certificate of the pedigree of each animal will be
furnished on the day Of sale
Fort Smith, February, Sd, is44,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

Van buren,. February 1, 1914.
Messrs. Clarke 4 Sterne,
GENrLEMEs:-You viii please to announce me in
your paper as candidate for the Office OF Clerk of
the Circuit Ccart for the county Of Crawford at the
next October election. r s. GIBSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24
Notice..

LAND UrrrcE. ,tfr,sos ora ;afk:, Feb 2, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24
y buren,, February 22d 1874.

DSNSIss AOctdatJ <s<S0 1877.
'ors:--"Although | am aware that
a refined to maintain your neutrality
FSs being informed that your columns
vi fair and free discussion of the great
lbciPses which divide the two parties
ime. And of course to those who wish
the public conduct of the nspirants to
ices, ina true light before the public: /
Gh,rty of sending to yod the en- closed,
sss cut from the North Arkansas
l.s (iH humble limitation Of the ''smau
fmpcsssic party, rhose initials f.
sper cf I'm inst that you would
IN the columns of your valuable
HNs 10.
letn the North Arkansas.
having been driven from its po-
new Convention, by tho unex.
DIR. Chapman to be made a pli.
~ 7e6t of the clique, has turDed
Mr. Clay. lis correspondent,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24
Henry & Cunningham


H AVE just received, per "Arkansas Mail, .
from Cincinnati and Louisville, and Offer
for sale, cheap for cash,
10000 doz. cotton yarn, assorted
zoo plough moulds, do.
10000 lbs iron, do
barrels old Bourbon whiskey
do do Rye do
do boiled cider
10 do green apples
10 boxes Western Reserve cheese
10 double mattresses
10 boxes assor ted candies
20 ddz. Shaker brooms -.r-. a.
10 boxes mould candles
20 boxes No. / soap --....-. -. H
20 do by 10 glass
20 do 10 by 12 do
10 do IL by ls do
10 sets Truss hoops, assorted
20 kegs white lead, No. l
sets plane stocks F -
IL spears spring steel'' hnndsaws
kegs 'pckled pigs feet'
kegs do tripo
3 Smiths bellows "hooped"
barrels linseed oil 10000.
SO reams assorted wrapping paper
10 do do writing do
IL do do letter do
Is dozen ink
boxes common tumblcrs
dozen spades
boxes fresh garden seeds
Patent lard lamps, cast steel, &c. &c.
Feb'y %, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

CAociap claims. From the Memphis Enquirer
We clip tho following;
"Messrs. Graves and Claiborne have been re-
moved by the President as Choctaw Commission
crs. Mr.. Rush Of Philadelphia, and George s.
Gaines, of Mobile, have been appointed in their
stead. Unless we mistake, Mr.. &. is a brother OF
Maj. Gen. Gaines OF the U. S. Army, and like
that distinguished hero, enjoys the rcpusation
wherever known, Of Icing a man ''without fear
and without reproach." We suspect that these
are two of the best appointments MIR. Tyler has
made.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

Dissolution.
VTNHE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing nj
Il Doaksvle. C. ~, between J. S. DOAK and v
D. Inns, under the firm and style of Doak & Tins,
Is thi: day dissolved by mutual consent The business
Of said firm to be settled up by v. B. Tins
JOSIAH S. DOAK,
NINC'T B. TINS.
February 1st, 1874.
v. B. Tins will continue at No 1. Merchants Row
uoaksve where he will at al times be pleased to see
his friends.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

u years of age. and is very black. They both held
to their free papers, written by some eente
mes in Texas, and very badly executed They are now
IN my possession, and the 10 requested to come
away otherwise they will be dealt with as the Ia VS. Of
the Choctaw Nation directs.
DAVID WALL
Mayhem Doggy, Choc. Mn, Jan'y 81, lS44.-3-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends that he is located in No. 2, Merchants Row.
Doaksvsie. where he has on hand, large and we'll as
sorted stock of merchandise, which he will sell cheap
for cash. JOSIAH 8 DOAK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24

In Congrcss-the Army.-On the 22d ult., Mr..
Hale submitted tho following, which lies over one
day.
Resolved, That the Committee on Military At
fairs be instructed to report to this House a bill
abolishing West Point Military Academy.
In the Senate on tho 22d ult., Mr.. Barrow, from
majority Of the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported bill 10 repeal much Of the act Of 3lst
August, 1912, as authorizes the I'd regiment of
dragons to be converted into a rifle corps; which
was read, and ordered to second reading.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30
EDECArLON.

Every body should have his head, hi.
heart, and his hand educated: lie, this truth
neve: be forgotten.
lst. BY the proper education Of his head
ne will De taught what Is good, and what is
evil, what is wise and what is foolish, wha;
is rjgh, and what wrong.
81. BY the proper education Of his heart,
he will be taught 10 iove whIt is COED, wise
aud right, and to hate what IS evil, foolish
and wrong; and
81. BY the proper education Of his hand,
he will be enabled 10 supply his wants and
to add 70 his comforts, and assist those tina,
are around him.
The highest objects Of good education
are to reverence and obey God, and TO love,
and serve mankind every thing that helps
us III attaining these objects is of great value,
and every thing that binders US is compare.
lively worthless When wsdom reigns in
the head, and love in the heart, the hand is
ever ready 10 do good order and pcacs
smile around, and sin and sorrow are al.
most unknown.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30
INSURRECTION IN CUBA.

A lady Of this city residing temporarily in
the island, under date OF the l7lh Of Febru.
airy, gives some further particulars Of the
rising OF the slaves. By this we learn lha,
the person who was scalded TO death in a
sugar vat was an English abolitionisi, who
had been captured, and, djspairing of making
his escape, jumped INTO The boiling vat. An
other abolitionist prccipitatcd himself from
a precipiCe into cave, and was killed. The
negroes state that they were insiIgated to
the instruction b. the English abollonis,s
in the island, and that the rising was not to
take place until the English fleet appeared
off The island; but the plans having all been
arranged, the leaders were unable to keep
it down. The precipltate breaking out trus-
trated the whole scheme, and the insurrec-
ton has been most successfully quelled.
II the English have been participating in
this matter 10 the extent represented and
believed in the island, il is high time that
every nation which recognizes slavery in
her Institutions, should look TO it. Such an
interference with the local institutions OF
other nations, by such means, are unwar-
rantable, and should be rebuked and stop,
ped by the combined exerllonS of every 9th.
er nation. There is no security 10 the To-
cal institutions OF any country, il this in.
reference is permitted or tolerated. 1t is
not probable that the English government
actually sanctions these movements; but il
she privately wishes or connives at tit
her agents act from secret or tacit under
standing that their acts will be approved,
the case is more alarming than if the policy
was openly avowcd, NJ, Rspvb'jcdr.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30
COTTON WOODEN FABRICS.

TIE articles Of the New York Tribune.
in answer to tho free traders, are all I'D.
mirable--condensed lucid, and Astounding
in undeniable, knock.down facts. Read the
following, on cotton and wooden goods, in
answer TO some false statements and false
theories Of the Plebian:
The highest protection accorded TO any
interest is enjoyed by the cotton manufac-
turer. If the tariff really tends to increase
prices anywhere, it is here. Now the PIE.
bian says that the rise in these goods has
been not merely commensurate with the
rise If the raw material but four times as
great! Is this the fact? We emphatically
deny it. The appeal lies to the price cur
rent. The Pebian objects to our compar.
ing the price Of January, 1871 Compare.
tive free trade) with those Of Jan. ls43,
Tor protection.) and intimates that we
should take 40 and "A. Very good: we
will try those years. Directly on reading
The above article in the Pebian. we ap.
piled to the long established and well known
commission house Of J. p. Nesmilh & Co.,
80 Pine Street. which is engaged entirely
in the wholesale disposition Of substantial
cotton goods direct from the manufacto-
res. They promptly furnished Us the fol.
lowing table Of comparative prices Of pre-
cisely the same description and qualities Of
the kinds of goods sold by them in Feb
ruary, 1912, and February, 1914, rcspcc-
-,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30
THE TRUE SPIRIT.

Professor LongieIlow, in enc Of his beau.
tiiul compositions, in speaking OF the human
aeart, says: "What | have seen OF the
world, and known Of the history of mar,
kind, teaches me 10 look upon the errors
of Others in sorrow, not in Gnger. When
take the history OF one poor heart, that has
sinned aud suffered, and represent TO my.
sell the struggle and temptation it has pass
ed throughi the ieverlsh lnquietUde Of hope
aud lear; the pressure OF want; the deser.
ton of friends; the seorn Of the world that
hath title charity; the desolation OF the
souls sanctuary, and threatening vices with.
in; health gone--hapPiness gone--sven
hope, that remains longest, gone--I would
With viii Hi", r. flsq5 ~hsss hand. II I esm.,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

The following paragraphs, from the st.
Louis Organ, are pretty good hits at the
state of feeling at present existing in So
ciety, and SO long as this feeling does
exist, sociability between the sexes, must,
to great extent, be destroyed:
at won't do for young lady TO presume
that more than a third Of the gentlemen
who show her pointed attention have the
most distant idea of marrying her
at won't do for man to fancy lady
is in love with him, because she treats him
civlly. or that she has virtually engaged
herself to him, because she has always en-
durcd his company.