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RramGireeh's -RiIIs
PICTURE OF HEALRE

tIealth is characterised "a an indiVi
dual BY the absence OF ell pain, suffering
or affection in ans part Of HE bodgi by
the free and regular exercise OF all his
| functions without any exception. They
consist in having good appetite at'meaI
times, an easy digestion, Eec eVacua :
tons, without oosenesu or cOsitTeness
at leest once in every tWeBty~foar hours,
and without heat, dTyUsss, OF burning
at The passage; The free issue oi the wa
ter without acrimony or burning, and
without reddish sediment which te al
ways sigu OF a.Present or an approach
ing pain; Gulet sleep without agltation
or troublesome dreams: no taste u bile
or other bad taste 10 the mouth upon
rising in the morning; 40 sourness or
disagreeabe rising Of the somach; a
clean tongue; sweet breath; no TIChlng
ptnpies or spots on the skin; no piles !;
no burning heat upoa any part OF the
BODY no excessive thirst when uneXpos.
I'd TO labor or othoT known cause; 40 lG.
Iterruption to any natural evacuation, nor
pain al their periodical relurn.
Where the state OF The system does
not hdrmonize with the above picture Of
hea th, It IS Of tho greatest Importance
ihatno time be Fost insendiDg for doc
tor, or III the use Of foolish remedies to
often the result Of speculation: instead
of this course let dose Of BrdDdreIh's
Pills be ta3SeR, which will not deceive,
but will al once restore health 10 the Or
gaG or pait Fhat requires il.
All wis wish to preserve their health
all who are determined to defend theiI
life against the encroachmente Of dis
ease whiGh might eend them premature
ly to tie grave, will, without hesitation
have recourse to the Rrsndreth Pllh
when the state Of ihesystem doesnorhaI
-monize with the above picture Of healtG
Those who live ia II country whore
contagious or other dtsreses prevail
shoUd often think Of this true picture oi
health, and observe hImsei with pa:ticu-
le7 attention, in order 80 act accordingly.
The wise andTighty directed @jlftolo~
this adVice--the unwse are ieh 10. Iaeil
Own deslrGctl0n. For sale by
II. A. STlDGER. i
July 10, iS44,
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.yayms's ExpeCtOranf.

No other medicine will rem0se mu
Gus or pus from the throG! % thorough
ly as this, 1t efsctually iOosenS the
cosgusted masses from the membrane
which iiBcs the tFacha, aud at every
cough tho patient will bring up portions
oil the diaengaged matter. In all com
plants of The pulmonary organs, even
here nature seems TO be making no ef-
fort 10 throw of the disease, Jayne's
Expeclorant imparts Vigor 10 the ma
chinery Of respiration, aud enables them
to disencumbor themselves Of the OBJ.
struclions which had impeded their free
operation Coughs. Colds Bronchitis
PIeuri.y-iu 10 word, ell discusses of q
pulmonary nature, yield 10 this qrepa-
ration, # properly admlniotered.
HAVE you L CoJGRf-DO not neglect
il, thousands have mel premature
death Tor the wan; ol u little attention
TO a comGOD cold.
Hove you Copghf-Dr, JaynsSs
Expectofaut q sste medics prescrlp
ton, containing 10 poisonous drugs, and
used in az extensive practise !or sever
al years, will mostpositiVeEy afford re-
lief and save you from the awful die,
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
ngalIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the young, the old, The !air, the love-
Iy and The gay,
Have Yuu a Couehi-Be persuaded to
purchase a bottle ofthe EEpeciorenI!--
To day! Tomorrow may be 100 IaIe.
Have you q Cougbf-jOyne's EXpec
toranris the onIy remedy you should
tako 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, mat in 10 one
of no thousand cases where it has been
used hqs il feled to relieve
For sale by l. Atkinson q 70 Car
roIlron, andR K Gay, Wayneoburgh
September Is. 1874.
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SRYH Use lsES are often ow ius

SKIH DISE / SES are often owing
20 & GScrolulous habit Of fbody, end in or
deT TO effect permanent cGFe the or
ginal cause must be renewed,
JAYNE'S LIFE PREsERVATlVE
one of the most pleasant articles ever
offered to the pubic has 0eSn found not
ooIy 70 co7e Scrofula, under all lts mul.
HpIed iorins, Of Cancer Kings EsII,
Goilre, While Swelling &C., bat also to
remove the disposition OF ten6sncy to
diseases Of that class, aad ell diseeses 8
originating from obstsuctions 10 tho
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
imPuriry Ct the blood or ether fluids o
The Oody.
For seie by T. Aftinsca g. o., Car
rOlIron, and R K Gray, Way yuesburgh.
September t3. lS44
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BOOtS and Shoes,
BALDNESS AND Loss OF HAIR

ls caused by want of health nctiOa
OF the vessels which throw off the pei.
epireiion from the head. WheO thess
vessels are weak or diseased, the por-
spiratiCn is lhlck and cIammy and ad.
hsres to the mOuths Of the pores and
clogs them up, aud dries and forms
scurf or dandruf, Less blood 10 then
carried to the roots Of the hair, and for
want Of which the hair has aOt cuff
cienI noGrlehIenI' and consesu entIy be.
comes dry and harsh, aud begias inseu
sibly 10 fell of which continuing 10 in.
crease, eventually produces badness
Restore the caphIery VesseIs OF the head
10 their former healthy circuIsIioa, aad
a fne silky new hair will make is 40.
pearaRce which will increase in quanti-
ty sud volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that hSs ever been knowa
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads.
which It has done ia inOumera Bile 10
sIaRces, and will seldom fail, IL ptoper~
y and peTseVedngly used.
For sale bv Atkinsom d Co Cak.
rolitoa and X K. Grsv, way0esbDSes.
Septembsr lS. isi4
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BOOKS.

tt doz. U S spelersr
g doZ. Cobbs,
2 doz. Eclectic .spSAers, Readers an
Arlthmeucs,
2 doz Western Caleulalors,
9 doz Kirkham's Grammar,
Q dog Freel's History Of lhe1U 3.
9 dog. Missouri Harmony,
| doz, Parlev's Geography,
Z doz. MnchelI's Primary Geography
4 dyz. do, Geography d Atlas
l doz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half dOz Comstock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
Half doz. D'Aubigne'S History OF th'
Reformation,
Halt doz Edwards on tho Will,
Hall dog Confession oI Faith,
Half doz. Methodist Hyma's,
HsK dog. Vets PsalIrs aud Hywns
Half doz Davids PsOlms,
RaIfdoz. General Assembly collect
ion o(Psslms g. Hymns,
10 dez hlmandck's
On hand and for sOlevby
W. NJ SINCLAIR
Nov. eth 1884,
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ESYATE Of WILLIAM Robson

Notice lS hereby given, that tho un
derslgned haO been appointed oDd quail
fed ss executor Of The estate ol William
Robson, tate Of Carroll couniy, OlIo,
decsased. Those iajsbtod 10 sale estate
are requested to nuke inmodlae pay
meat, aDd fhooa having claims will pre-
seAt thom for settlement within one year
from this date WILLIAM REED,
Executor OI The estate OF Wm Robson
April %, 1916 2S-4I
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Notice Is hereby gwen, that the fol
.owIng real ss,ae, lo'wu: tho IoIth sOs
'pusTie. u oecirhn a., township l3, OnC
ranges containing ono hundred and if
~ nine acres morsor less wlllh 5G6r
sdS1 public oale, on the 23d day o''May
,neEt, a; the late residence Of SamueI
'sEf, ibSga sed Terms made known 6E
',he day 'sf saIO
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Administrator of said estate
April %, lS45 28-4l
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NOTIGE

is hereby given, that I petition vii!
be presented TO the Commissioners oil
Carroll county, al their June session, for
the alIoraliono( 40 much Of Ezekiel Ma
pIs's road as commenceo at aald Naples
hay house, and endo at Samuel Hus
ion's lane, that It commence at Snid hqy
house, thence 10 widow McGee's bridge,
thenco Tea7 tho l3h9 between IanGa ow-
ned by Thomas Taylor cud FranciS
Scott, thence along the iI0e hslweea the
lands OF DaDleI Rhlnehart aud lnndo
occupied by Iohn Boroand, thence BY
The nearest and bssr route, TO the end
Of Samuel HUNon's .aue, sad thence to
James Spears stable
MANY PETITIONERS.
Many Q, Is45 30 At.
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NOTICE,

is hereby given, that apetitioH will
be prosenled 10 the Commissioner Ol
Carroll county, at their June session, in
1913, praying for tho location of coun
~ road, commencing on Nhe "Mahlon
7eahy road" near the north ecsr eornsr
Dl Harrison Downs fence, thonos tne
learest and best road near the house and
3Crn Of Jacob Shearer, on tho south side
10 tho doulh easl corner Of Jacob Shear
et's land, thence south to the New Lie
bon ard New Philndel phi, state road
MANY PETITIONERS
April %, lS45 -2s-4t
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DIR, D Jayme's SaRa6ive
Pills.

For Liver COnpidints, GOGt Jdadfce,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, FeUerS, Ner
oOGSaesS. Grys;DeIdS, and diseases Of
tie Skin, LmpUrHy Of tie Blood In
famGEionS, MsidHchOly Sick Head
0ch, CoatireneSS, Pains in he Head
Breast Side, B0ck, and LIMBS BIZ
OUs Afec'ioa8. Femcie Diseases, &c
&c &c., GEd wheHeDer Gay Purgdtive
MedigRs may be required,
There 10 scarcely any dIeeese in which
Pmgahye MedIcnsa are cot more or
less required, and ruch suffering and
sickness might be prevened were they
more generally u0ed. No person cen
lee we'll while q coetVe habil Of body
prevails; besides il 5ooa generates &C.
rlous and oieo fetal dlseasee, which
might have been avoided BY timely
and jGdicoas Use Of proper Catbarlc
Medecuos.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be-
Ileviug hem far superior to tho Pdls IN
genersl use, more mid, more prompt,
safe, 6ad uni9rm 10 their operation.
In using then, 40 particular care ls
required Persono may sal end drink
aS usual, aod, Il deoirobIe, seI imme
dlately after taking them
Age will not Impair rheC0, 60 they
ere so combined as to always readily
dissolve IN the stomach.
In email doses they ere Alternative
end genlIy Laxative, but in large doseo,
they are actively Cattarlle; clesnsing
the whole aImenlary canal from all
purid, irritating end ieca matters, cad
producing healthy secretions OF the
Stomach, Liver, and the VARIOUS ether
GrgNno Of The body.
They risy be tGEen al all times and
in most Gseasea in Indamma1Ory, In
Remittenl, Bilious, and eve
~ other form Of Fever-Ja Jaun6lce AMI
LAYER Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really an invaluable article, grsdu
oily changing the Virialod 'Gecrellona Of
tho oloaach and liver, end producing
heeItby action IN those important Or.
gsno, They are very VaIuOble for dlo
eases cl the Skin, enG for what 10 com
monly called 'imputly Of the Blood :
also To-. Female Complaints, Costlve-
neso, &c, and in fact every di0ease
where an Apereot, Al,eraHve, or Pur-
gaivc Medicine uay be required
or Dyspepsia POSiti0ety can be cured
by perscverlng use OF this valuable
.SANATIVE, especially If the Tome
Vermlluge be used in conjunction
For saIe by
/. ATKINSON, IL co
CarrOlhoG
And K K Gray, WaynOsburgh.
September l3, 1914
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NOTICE

Is hereby gwen, 10 all lhal Il may
concern, that petition will he present
cd 10 the Commissioners Of Carroll coun
", nttheir June session, praying for the
vacation Of rood ia Fox township
known by the name Of Naples rood,
commencing at Weubsjllo, running an
'ss'e'ly direction OF about one mile,
and 'nicr'ecung a road at NAPLES farm,
which leads from Wm Pueh's to Samuel
Wnghls saw mill, in said township
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, lS45 2S-4t
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February %, ls4G.-tlA.
A GREAT BARGAIN!
who wants itf

VHNtlE suboe rrbor in;ends 10 sell. al
4 private sale, bic LOT gnd OUT
LOTS CARR0LLTON. The Lot is
No 2S ia Roberts Cd addition 10 Ca.
rOIIton, aad has q good story aud II la II
frame house wllhfve looms, aud a good
cellar, wood shed, we'll, smoke holoe,
lnrGe aGd comfortable stable pig ptn
and number Of bearing fruit treeC on
1t. The Out Lot 10 but two or three
rods from the lot, GRd contains II htlle
Iess thqc GEo and q half acrea. The
above property viii be sold Ueyy i6ay,
Tho terms will bo made to 8Wit noarIy
dng Purchaser, and an IndlspulabIe tile
will bO given. 'Ihoae who'w to Cd
tain comfortable home IA the town Of
Carrolton for a propoIllonabIy small
consideration, will do we'll to take this
chance. Enquire, either personally
by letter, (pOst pait) of the Rev D..
Rohacker, ia Carrollon, or Of the sub
ScrIber.
A. B BlERDEMANN.
Uniontown, Stark Co or
Feb IA, l846.
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A Valuable FarEn for, sale.

The subscriber wrsheo to sel Ist pri
Vsls sale the iafsn on winch he resides
sItuals on :hs rm6 leading from Carroll
ton to New PhleGelpbIa, one hall mile
from CatrolIlon SAID tarm contains 100
acres l03 acres Of which are CLEARED,
and under good tence and cultivation:
haViug GOOD house and bank barn ,wita
suitable out buildings; a good orchard OF
apple peach and other fruit treee Per
sons wishing to purchase a good farm
would do vel TO call a1d e.. mine The
premises where the terms will he made
kuown JOHN EBERSOLE.
April 25 lS45. -&5s4l.
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Estate Of saHh. Rothacker

Nouce 10 hereby given, lhGtUtho IN
dersIgOed have been appointed end gua
fled administrators Of the eataIs ot Sam
ueI RoIhacker, late Of CGrroI! county,
OHIO, decreased lIpersoas Indebted 10
SAID estate, are required 10 make imme-
dlale psyms'nl, an1 all persons having
cIaIms, toPteoenl them duly aulhenrca
tod for 0ettISmenl, within one year from
this date D ROTHACKER,
J g KENNEDY, az" -
April %, l815 2S 4l
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ESTATE or SAMUEL 'HixSoN

Notice is heTeby given, that the sub
scriber has been Spporn td aOd qualified
as administrator IN The estate o 'Samasl
H'xson, sto oI Carroh county, Ohio, de.
ceased. Those indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate pay
meHl and those having cldime SgaiOSi
SAID sSiale will PreseOt them duly aa
lbeurtcatsd for settlement. within one
year lrom this date
WILLIAM KING, admir-
Aprl ~. l8i5 20 At
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Tho subscriber has on hand a iol Oi
BOOKS for sale, such as Eclectic Rea =
ders, Cob's aud u s Spelling Books,
Mitchels Geography, introduction to
tho English Render. ParIey's History
Music Books, Cob's Primers aud ma
ny other useful Books.
JULIUS c. HART.
Feb. 2, lS45.
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Kendall jackson.

TIE uubscrss geuunIy Of wool ter w@h
highest price will be paid Of his H. JAOhSON
CaroIoO, April &S l945 -27-h
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NOTICE

is hereby giyea, lNtts petition will
he presented TO the CoGmlssioaen OF
Carroll counlv Ohio, HtIhetr JuDe SOS
slon, pFsying ~ he vacation Of part
Of the Old road ,bd,ng from Leesbnrgh.
~ Carre.l c6outy, ~ Otnaburgh in Stark
county, e6'1taeBciag al ne north liOo Of
Csrroll oourlY, runo0g aLoul City rods
soWt 10 where It inleyseers the Old road
Immediately below Ohs baru OF Jo.eph
Klmbsl. sen. MANY pEIfoNEEs
MAY 2 lgi5 90 d..
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BLACK BEAR House
9th Streei, SteWbenTilie, d.
BY THOMAS NORTON

The untersIgned respectfully Informs
his old customers aad tho public in gene
Esl, that hs haa taken the above well
ka0Tn hoose, formerly KEEP By him r
twenty five ysaro, and recently BotI las.
Hanna, aud isptepared 10 cater fer II e
wants Of all who may favor b!m with
their patronage. There is = so an ad.
drtion put to the House, which will add
much TO lhe comIorr Of ,he guess. -
likewise lurnished with
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Ncw E9uruitureo

No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish the TABLE and the BAR with ina
very test lhaI the markets can afford
Wuh the determination to devote his en-
tiIe personal attention to the comfort and
recommendation Of those wbomay Gvo,
him with call, aided BY active, careful
and obligog oer'anrs, ho hopoo 10 give
general SariafGctloa. Tho ,Eee.Do are
right THOMAS NORTON
April %, ls45 -2S #.
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MlRDTGAG TGO5FTGB.
July 10, ls44,

GHrDr SMi+H having declined the
practice Of his profession in CarroIIron,
would take this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jlng to his friends, and the public A X,
CHlsHdLu, N. D asa physician nwhOm
the utmOsr confdOoce can bo- pIOced.
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CASTINGS,

A large Ossor'men,of of Ovens, Pots
SsilIots, GriddICs, TeakettIes 'Sc, o
ptmbsrgh Manufacture, just received
and lov sale a, 'he new store Of
WM. No SINCLAIR,
IOH AZ
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NEW GOODS.
AT the Cheap Cash store

THE Subscriber receiving direct from Philadelphia sss
Pittsburgh, a large siock OF
DRY GOODS, BOOTS g. SHOES, NAILS,
GROCERIES, RUSSIA q FUR HATS, ;SCYTHES& s. STCRLES
HARDWARE, LEGH0RN& PALMLEAF do PdOw WINGS,
QUBENSWARE BONNEFS, (newes s,yle) SAOVELS FORKS,
GLASSWARE, IRON, CASTINGS &c &c &c
g whche will sell low for cash.
All ins line will fOd
call aud before purchasing elsewhere he %
goods e lover than they can be purchased
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wheat l. Cats

Wanted oasubScl iptioa al this 15aee
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Would respectfully ishdsent The pubTogneNy that The eG
continues norh Ot III
Legers e, hew copsIaaykeeP 6Hds goo
Of
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The subscribers wUuId iaiorm their customers
haye good stock of GOODS on hand, townch the
add,Eohs, which they WIlIse
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

rious Crimes in New York, and all of them con-
victed. Three had been indicted for murder, one
had served out his time for manslaughter; five for
swatch stuffilg.n or burning, or theft. Conspi-
cious on the book is JEWELS name, the man who
vas tried for The murder of Loubn, The watchman'
They were very politely received by Mr.. Polk,
aud afterwards proceeded To the Railroad cars
to return home. preparatory 10 the Spring election
Nike Walsh. who is here. says that the President
may do as he pleases about speaking to these men,
but he won't suffer them to speak 10 him
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26
Legis la ture Of Mic higan.
IN SENATE.
Thursday, March

s-s ts1 - Thursday, March 20, l645.
The bill 10 simplify the administration Of Justice
was taken up. Mr. Allen its author, addressed
the Senate at length 10 its favor. s.s.s.,.
The bill passed 8 TO z. -, ......ts.,
II this bill receives the Governors signature wa
shall take The earliest opportunity 10 lay it before
our readers. 49, ~.
Bill to provide for the draining of swamps lost.
Ball for the sale Of the salt lands once lost. was
reconsidered aud passed. ..x-4s $50.
A bill to simplify the laws so as to lie under.
stood by every body and to admit every m.n to
the bar was received from the house and referred
to tae committee on militia. 5
Ball 10 auhorse the state officers TO act as trus.
tees OF the Michigan State Bauk, and pay the
Judgement against the state, was passed. Is ssh
efsas HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. ass.fss
ga -. Thursday March 90, 1915.
- Mr. Bancroft moved the appointment of a Sc
lect committee to investigate the appropriation Of
$3.50 to Bagg and Harmon for the printing ofthe
Auditor General. Motion prevailed. raa ssl'al
Bills passed.--To amend the act relative to
the Kalamazoo Mutual Insurance Company.
To provide for The publication of descis,ons IN
the Supreme and Chancery Courts. rssa ssese
I. To relieve The heirs of Timothy Criaender.
| Bill to simplify the laws &c.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

YPsILANTI SENTINEL.--Mr Charles Wood.
ruff has become proprietor and editor of the SENT.
mel. Its party predictions appear somewhat OBJ.
scure, but lis matter is good and readable, and we
have no doubt it will be valuable paper. We
hope 10 see it well supported. We would remark
by The way that heavy trade in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, ard Provisions, is carried on the village oil
Ann AIbor; and we regret 10 see by The absence
business advertisements in the Sentinel. that there
are 10 longer any merchants in Ypsilant. Two
or three years ago quite large business was done
there-St0te Journal
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

0TThe Packet ships England and U. States.
now nearly three months missing are still unheard
from. There can be out little if any doub, that
like the Inflated President. they have sailed from
port ''nevcr TO be heard of MORE" Their cargocs
were said to be valuable, who can think without a
sigh of the lives thus mys,eriousy terribly lost.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

niencies our citizens we're compelled 10 stand ill.,
active and witness the SOW progress fthe flames
until the whole building was consumed to ashes.
Much ofthc furniture &c. in the lower part Of
the house was saved, in damaged state Of course.
From the chambers little or nothing was taken,
the amuunt Of loss we have not learned.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

The Legislature adjourned on monday evening
last. 'Sic transit iedecus civitas
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

The {" Empire" and !" White Eagle Clubs, "
headed by Captain Rynders. repaired day before
yesterday TO the White House. to congratulate Mr..
Polk ON his election. They marched with ban
ners and music to the very door. and we're intro
duced by Ryndcrs. each BY his name. They
then recorded their names, (such as could wriie)
IN The book of visitors. A person familiar with
the police records of New York says that eight
Of them whom he knew had been indicted for va
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
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WORN AsEAallSs

These LozengeS have now been in use, in
the Southern and Western States upwards on
twelve months, during which time they nave
gained for themselves a popuIarItyunprece-
dented in the annals of medicine. In over
$4,000 cases they have proved an infallible
remedy for the destruction of those reptiles
within, which are the means of sweeping of
hundreds and thousands ofthe most blooming
childresa and youth, Severing the cords Of at
lection, and forever blasting the fondest hopes
of the parent. So great has their efficacy in
y~ariably proven, that they may well be called
the only certain worm destroying medicine in
use, and the greatest discovery ever made for
expelling the various kinds of worms that so
requeatly and distreSSingly annoy both child
en- and adults. Many diseases arise from
worms aud occasion long and intense suffer.
ing and even death, without their ever being
suspected. Grown persons are very often aE-
tiicted with them, and are d~octored for vari-
GUS complaints without any benefit, when one
OF two doses oft1ese LozengeS would speedi-
tycure them. Fhey are a certain remedy, and
so pleasant to the taste, that children cry for
them, and eat them as readily as a connie
peppermint Lozenge. Wherever they nave
been used, they have received the most datter-
ing commentators from Physicians, heads of
families, and the public generally. Much
more might beSald in their favor, of the safe
ty with which they may be administered to
persons of all ages and sexes of the vast ex-
tent and magnitude of the suffering and death
occasloned by worms; of the impotencv of
most of the preparations which heretofore
have been presented to the community as a
remedy.