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tTSG|l more striking results from
the powerful and controlling Influence Of
SANDS SNRSAPARILLA over the
most dreadful diseases 10 which he hu'
man frame is SUBJECT.
Tire following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston:
RoxBUsY, Mass May Is, is43
Messrs. Smith & owe:-Geutlemen
1t IS with great pleasure | send you
this certificate Of the wonderful cure
made upun nv chhd by the use Of Sauds'
SusaparilIa She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary ScroIula
from her Infancy, which at length sci
tied IN her i,ws, where It raged wrh
such violence (ber uGith a0d lips be
ing extremely sore aud very mnch swoI'
Icn) that she could nut take any nour
lshmeni except liquids from spo'ni
she soon became very uu n emaciated.
land so weak Ns 10 he unable 10 raise
herself without assistance, The paw
bones beg n to decay, and fm pieces.
with fourteen or d.,eea lre'a ie out
from the effects OF this haoriul, aud, us
I feared. Ipcurable dis 'ase. At this TIN"
her condition was dresd(ul to behold,
aud the pain WAS so intense that she
was unshle 10 sleep, exGep'a IA te" m"'
Nules az q time She htG taken other
prtparalloos o. Slrsauarila, and Other
. myd,cin, recommended tor Scro'uta
, but without any good cE ct and had
: almost d spared o. seeing IN, chld cor
ed. or even relieved ol IhIs ioa'hso ~"
, Ard mos, de,ps,sb,e disease, when t.,
3, yoAr rpcommpuda,rno rnr ~hlrh | TIA.
lw,vs tel gratefully | WIS ,udu,ed u
: rry S,ud4' Sa.4apar,la prrru urrd on
bntrle, and after she had token nboe uu'
!, half Of the cooren,s I saw dprrds,
i change for the hrlrer continued III.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's COUCH LozENGgs are ! he
safest, most sura aud etfectua remedy
Tor Coughs, Colds. .Cunsumpuons, ,Whoop
iOg Cough Asthma, TIghness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c, The proprie-
tor h never kn0Wn an instance where
they d'd not give perfect satisfaction =
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The last year, restoring 10 health
persons IN aImost every stage of Coz
sumption, and those laboring under the
most distressing colds and coeghs.
Jonathan HowsrIh, Esq, The we'll
known temperance lecturer, took severe
cold last Jandsry by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed TO have settled IN a
COECumplIon. He raised gont deal OF
bloody matter, and his cough was 80
harrassing and ncessant that he could
get no rest by day or night After try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alcue would relieve
him oil his misery. But by the advice Of
a lady he purchased a box Of Sherman s
Cough L zenges: they gave him great
relief, and to his surprise NIlayed his
cough, made him rest easy, aud enabled
him 10 sleep sound all nigh; three day :
use oi them made new man Of him.
and he is recommending Sherman's Lo.
zengcs TO al his acqualnlances
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are the only in(aIIible worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. l.40G 0OC
boxes have been soId, and not ii failure
has ever been knowC. They destroy al
kinds OF worms, and cannot injurc. where
there ore none.
Three dIfferen, persons cured OF III
Worms by the use of ore Box Of Worn
lozeDges.
"Messrs. G. F. i. & Co. t47 Mai
street, Crncinnali: Gentemen - u,
wife has been afflicted with worms froo
The Oge OI three years, and has neVe
been bout them SIZE resided at Md
'dIeowO,- Butler county, Al tines, sh
has been so III cIeh with worms as T.
Ieqnlr" Bhe attendance oI twO Of the hes
physicians IN the place -ope docterIni
her for one compliant, and one lor aRoth
eT, but gelrIng worse, she remoped T.
Madison, and was andpr the hands q
qwo of The m ST celebrated physicians O
that place, bat all did her no good Sh
came to Cinclnrali sons tune STAGE, an
began 10 despair Of getting better: IN
deed she cot Sd had, the worms came u
in her throat = her sulf3rngs became a
most IntolerabIe. HaarlRg Of the man
Curesper(ormed by Sherm, ,u's LoEsnge,
she hought Thai she would try them las
Augusl. | stepped in your store al
got ii box Of the worm loE'nges, and
have every reason 10 rejoice that | dl
- so She took but one hal box, when th
worms came from Ter in lunches
could not be positive, but | would sup
pose that there we're from f1y to sigt
in each bunch. The last dose broug!
several while WORMS, from twelve
fifteen inches long. She began to Ct
well, ami felt better than she had f
years. BrlDg cured, she gave th
balance OF The box to neighbor by III
name of Herald, who lives a short di.
tance from US, who has Two children, OF
five and he other Two years Of age, WI
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
had used up the box, both children we
entirely cured"
tn, abpys is from W.. K Richard
Lawrence street, near FrOnl.
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DISSOLUTION.

a. OTICE is hereby gwen that the
p Partnership heretofore existing be
tween jackson e. Thompson,
was dissolved on the 8th INST. All per
sons having unsettled accounts vii
please attend 10 settling them lmme
dlateIy with either OF the parties, who
are duly authorized to attend to The
same.
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Carrollon, Oct 20 1874
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sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPlIOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Head ache pa pllalion of the heart, low.
ness OF spirits, dependency, inhlmma-
tory or putrIed sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, la'nlIng, oppression or
sense OF sinking OF the chest, cnolc
sPasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, Eyslercal affections and all nervous
diseases, droWsness through the day and
waketuiness by night, cholera or cholera
morbuS, diarrh0l, lasstUde, or o srnsG
of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find The LIZ
really rev'"lng, and impartIOg the buoy
ancy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice PresdOnt
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered icr years wMh
nervous headache, that nothing wou d
relieve till he used these Lo&engss,
which relieved it entirely 10 Is minutes
Dr. 6. Hunter has been subject to vln.
Ient attacks Of headache, so as 10 m k,
him almost blind for Two or three hour,
at time. Nothing ever sFDrded hin
any re Ief 'iIt he tried these Lnzanges
and lhey cured him in few minutes
| Dr.. Sherman's Lrzenges can hp oh
aimed Wholesale and Retail OF G
Thomas, Main ST. between 3 and 4rh
Sole Ae'rt for Cincinnati 0lio, aud o
he following Agents.
! GREER g. Co, Magnolia.
! S A HIGnLAND Harrishurgh.
I GEoGGE MANFgLL. Augusta.
K. JACKSON, Carroll,on.
Cough Loz=Dges 25 cents per box;
| Warm
CamphOr "
CnIhariic &
All who buy box Of Dr. Sherman
LnEenges, or a Pas,er are enri,lpd
one OF ShermaD's Messengers c l!eal'i
which can h" Obtained from all Agents.
Gan. |, As
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ing one Of these Piasters on the lower
port oG the spine.
GFCAgTIoN The greal reputation
these Pla slers have attained has induced
many unprrncIpied persons TO get up
worthless limitations. Ask for Sherman's
Poor Nuns Plaster. and zee that full dl-
rectinns for use, and fac simiIe Of his
name, q. Sherman, NJ D. is on the back
OF each. Trus, none others. or you will
be deceived. g. +. THOMAS,
l47 Main ST, between 3 aud 4h,
OF Sote Agept for Cincinnati.
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TIE QUESTION OF SLAVERY,

Va rive laIo,v tho letter Of Covprnoy
?, =, go. r..r. &. W.
fio''''''o""' u ''N'l "'.u'"'' y" ""
ask that 1t be read. We doht WISH
to be understood as in3o,sHg the SEN
,;,,or.e of Eo,er,or usr,p,ood We.
.I,I 49,. - ,.'.. o,o ,,,..
P"'.'" y '''',' wa
views entertained hr lhe JTo-Saef'Y men
OF the South We comlacnd it particular
lr n ,ho.p Slavery. and "Anuex3tjou"
l...i,...., ,,r, r.,,Ai...i.,a....,,a,..f.o, f.o,,
oo''7 '''''' " -, '''' ~ va . Wv ''''
MI Gay IN the 'S'e "'c'o"' ana IN Young
Tor Dirncy, played second fiddle to Gov
Hammond. and The c,ka friends at Po.k.
Wa b,r, No, saa,, :, aha DAio ,,..,.r. ,oy
PNo''eal'oAoI 'R' *''o- NC Fodoet Ham
mond opposed lIE Gays election.
The Co,um IA South Caro'tnan contlins
the f,r,owi,c lot.or f.co, Gov Hammond,
' e.. ....,
III answer 10 4" ''','''' ,"' ,''''. ice N'o' = u
OF '5Ia3go'' oco'''Ho' ioF V0e pardon 0
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N io.J,'o.d " Dv ,r;,o, n,rerts and cba5rs,
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-
and MI oitcr ldtLs Of Jo5 Work, neatly
doae at this Cfce uoo,l The mosi reasonable
ferms. and On the storlesi notice.
-,ss.a.z.z.ssszaszAsz. .Ssa..ss a.--'EUuEzs'T
made ono. though equally ensiaved 'y
law. Nv social lo.ns and ~ lm'hutaule
cas-Ilv. This is an ideal and sentimental
distinction which it will be d,ihcu't u
bring the AIic3n race to ccmprsheno'--
Int if it be true, and free dom 's a NAM
aid idea, rather than reality, how many
are there that are entitled even 10 t''
name, cxcep, 6y courtesy. and how mary
are able to enjoy the idea to periecIIol
Does your operative regard 1t o. SUI
Gent couDegsa.ion for the difference BE-
tween four ounces and three pounds Of to-
barco! II he does BE- is a rare philosopher.
Tn yogr ugwcr!ul Kingdom social grade b
tho oughlg established and acEaoWlec"-
ed as military rank. Your commonaItv
see among themselves series Of asceT d.
ing classes, and. rising above ihem al,
many more, composed Of men not a WIZ
sugarior to themselves in any o' the fn-
dowmen,. Of nature, who yet, N ramo, ~
idea. and in fact, possess greater WofIdy y
r-.rireaeg. TO what one Of all these class
les does genuine freedom belong! To the
Duke. who tawns upon the Prrcn--!o the
, Baron. who knuckies to the Duke-or the
Formoner. who roucLcs to the Baron!
Uoub,Icag you al, roast Of eng ideally
, free: while the American c'H1en counts
, vour freedom slavery, and could No. bfcok
> a sta,c Of existence IN which he daily en-
countered fellow mOrtas, acknowledged
o land privileged as his supelIoTs, solely by
the accident Of birth. He 100, in turn, will
losst Of M, freedom, which nighl be just
, rs little 10 your taste. | will lot pursue
: thi. tonic farther. But I think y GU must
D.. admit that there is not 50 much in name,
n and thatidcal or imputed freedom is ve-
~ uncer.aIa source Of happiness.
You mus. also agree that It would 10
:. bold ching tor YOU Or any one TO undertake
to solve the sIeat problem OF good and
1 avi'-har1'nc-s and misery, and decide IN
. what worldly condition man enjoys most,
a.. and SUITES least. Your profession calls
on YOU 10 teach that his true happiness IS
seldom found upon the stormy sea OF poIl-
=. tics. or in the mad race OF amoIuon-ln
the rursui. OF mammOn, or the cares OF
> hoerdad rair; that in short, the wealth
/, and hono.s oflh'. world are to be despi.ed
- and Stunned. WIN YOU then -ay that The
- slave must he wretchsd because ne is de-
y. haired from then,-or because he docs lot!
az indulge in the dreams Of philosophy, the
wranclirg Of sectarans, or the souI-djs-
he ,arbiag s7aculatjons Of the scep!Ic.-o'
r. because having never tasted OF what IS
w. called freedom he is ignorant otit+ IDEAL
a. blessings. and is as contented with his
cb o., such as it is, as most men are with
rb theirs.
Lo La You and your Presbytery doubtless de-
vo s're, as we all should, to increase the hap
or pioo-s Of the human family. Bnt since It
ch is so difficult, It rot ImPos7'o'e' 10 aeIer-
NJ. i".i' '' " .'"' ,..Lr c.,, ,o,, ,,ot bo
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vaIuabe mpdcine 10 thar neighaofhood,
Respectfully, J. N OWENS.
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NJ rBook, Busiacss Cled', Htnd5tH'
and MI oitcr ljtLs Of Job Work, neatly
do,e at this Cfce uooa The nosi reasonable
ferms. and On the shortesi nciice.
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rrpms nF ADYER Using.

TERMS or ADVERTISING.
Three insertions, one square, Sl,OO
Every subsequent insertion, 70
Ldrger ones 10 Proqo'fo"
A liberal discount WiH be g'Uen 10 those
DhO advertise by The year.
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5 dozen panied Buckets very cheap
at X JACKSON,
Nov Slh, 1874,
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5 doz5n Russia and Fur Has from |
o s dollars for sale by
X. JACKSON.
Nov 6,h, 1914
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so Barrels Lake Salt on hand and for
sale by K JAG KSON,
Nov 9th, 1914.
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11aicrt Alc0ieines.
wIsrARiS RArSAM.

4 COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION from:
"A Wild Cherry BArk and fkT.--Tte oest REMEDY
Group Bleeding Of the lunss, WhoopirsSough- Rronch-
It's In4uenxs >horiness ~ br.ah PAN and Weakness IL
The Breast >ie Liver Complaint ard ne nrss siss-s 81
CONSUMPTION.
rS- THOUSAND CURES, in Gases deemed utterly
hop-e.s have nrrny established ~ vSsi superiority over
every former medical discovery. II has Always been styled
"Naurrs own Prescription" being formed chiefly troin
chemical extracts from Wild Cl-rry Bars an T.r-two
lungs prevail We gve s instances Of is extraordinary
power, from acaAlogae Amos, without end.
A1y address VII be gwen AZ he >cwfork Agency
who gwen up ~ 81 of her physicians 10 die OF con-
snons srss quantities OF matter sor Of buy
mscne for months. being al hOpe-en-
urey cured by few bottles Of Ihls Ba,sam in September
and October "a
down Tor seven ye.s being obliged 10 sleep IN sns
posurr far cured 70 seut 10 his business IN The uos
stormy weather
Thomas Sraiee Esq J. P. Jamaica L. cured Of asthma
Thcns. Coreus Hsiaonfeld. " J. tes,Hes under oath.
.hsl he Rad cough and pain IN The sidesor months
raised aye quantities OF corrupt uaiirr-sso much ood
h. Physicians could 10 but lie for hnssve hifn Pulls ~
mercury hut did no goo-hs friends 81 supposed he hal a
.sopng consumption entirely cured BY three bottles Of
WI>rARS BALStN
Mrs Ann d. Hopkins u Krowe-vile, y. Y. entirely
cured u liver compsi snd generA debility o; eighteen
months stanf.ns. - -
jacob Hoffman. NJ. d. Huntingdon. cured child Of ?;
>chroche Of obstinate disease OF tie Lungs, Alter ne nsa
tried al The usual rrnssiies Ia van
Cases are daily occurring m every part OF me country
which prove nconesnhy the superiority OF his Sass
every shade ~ Lung snd Liver disease over every or
preparation heretofore known 10 tho wsrld.
Sold, Nhoesae sri Retail by A. X. ID. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists - tuito--st Ncw.York Sold also ri
ONLY AGsNrs IN TINS CRY. Price. 81 per bottle Sfs
bottles Tor - wh2S SIN
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The following letter from practical and compe-
tent Engineer einbodies facts OF value to all int
rested in the construction Of Railroads but especial
ly to those who desire to see Railroad from New
York to Albany. We commend ii TO general atien-
ton.
sPHiNGFIELD April 10 las.
DrAz SIR: The people Of this country have been 20
much entertained by the Introduction Of railways ana
he Of steam power thereon and have been 80 con
sanuy ensTDssed with the enjoyment OF this novel and
improved mode Of communication both Tor business and
pleasure that they have scarcely noticed until very r.
Gently. the wide difference between one railway and
snOiherand but little gard j. paid, by those most
experienced IN railway affairs 10 the means OF making
Others more durable and efficient than the best Of those
already constructed Indeed there enlightened men
who It'll advocates Of HHGHiGfH2 sETtas rOacs. be-
they be cieoply built, and railroad = too
great matter wiki such speculative and superficial rea
sOncrs 20 allow look beyond present %
its permanent character iaD0rsarirg machine The
true prncp PIE IT, 70 build railway you would steam
engine, printing press. power loom. OF spinning
emmy nc man object being not 20 construct cteap
machine but one thar VIII accomplish the greatest
amount o.. labor the least time snd with the smallest
expenditure q power. In entering upon great enter
prise Of constructing railway from Ne-i orz 20 Albany
tins principle j. Of paramount importance, and cannot De-
better illustrated than by showing the practical operation
OF a railway with locomotive steam power. in the works
Of nature there lines OF beauty 20 IN railways there
lines Of excellence, 10 wit srgiRh lines o. locauon
nyI '-'"tit srhll'h'- ana strong uhNi'uis- ~" a'
All these qualities know cannot be found combined IN
any route yet every railway should be made 20 ap
proxnac nearly perfection IN these particulars, a.
The character Of the country will permit or the conner
cia importance Of the route justify.
Assuming average speed Of % miles per hour IN
Guiding sioppage- which shall be maintained with econ
omy and safety the road should be laid free from the sc
ton Of frost; and contain curve whose radius is less
than lsOO feet over road thus laid, expresses may
40 miles per hour faster but regular trains
heavily loaded with passengers, At this high speed are
greatly exposed the risk OF breaking wheels and Ak
cs, the consequences OF which fatal would
sut from running of the track for any such hreakare
must inevitably the train 10 leave the track The
expenses also Of running loaded trains faster than p
miles per hour for fuel and and tear both Of road
and machinery, increases in greater RATIO than the
speed. II IT, therefore OF safety and economy
hat working speeds higher than 30 70 30 miles per hour
must always be- regarded A. incxpcdent
The effective power Of - ton engine varies with the
grndicnt. d the road aPproxlmaiely as follows
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yVIIIrTENi0RE'~

M lNONt - NNNtfANNtt<A cltitn syrup
W A certain remedy fos Dsrfhrs, Bowe Compliant.
valuable Medicine presented TO the public, under The full
confidence that nothing VIII be wanting ~ Attest ~ It's
vrtuesl the ncr,duOus OF iis intrinsic
worth over every other fr the above
The necessity of prompt and early stenton Ia these
complains be strongly urged upon tie mind OF
every person, from the well known tact thai thousands an"
annually oi Disrnra and Bowel Compliant. aud IN most
FOR Of proper In h- hrsi stage OF The
complaint This psnly o be- m The Gaze oi The ten
der infant very few. any, 10 be- found n passing
through Of getting their teeth without being more
es troubled with disrhWa, which frequently remains
for months AMI the child survives The shock 10 en WIN
an impaired constitution We have the startling facts
summer and Fall months when i 10 be seen that hun
dr,i- every fall victims this Alarming complaint
Several Physicians. Of rs-pecfshity aud emnence. have
tested ~ yirues and do not hesitate To recommend lis use
m their practice. 49,,
Minpirrows Conn. Sept -, i8tL
Dear Sir. Feeling that | owe 4 duty To the public, as
well ~ Yourself communicating facts which may hcneht
my fellow morss would Iust state hat Tor number oi
past IT the nave been arct-
ri with the Diarra and having tiled The various prescrip
tons recommended with but little eject short ume since
nv caught notice In OF the newspapers OF your
Concentrated Vegetable syrup" for thr cure OF parr1-
sale this City. Immediately purchased bottle, ara
10 nv surprise and entire faction ,aer the trial OF few
healed of comp ain and restored 10 nesihy
action In my bowels can now say would not De WIN
1t In my possession any account, and would advise
all tho may require is 10 II As have done, and ey
will be satisfied Of IL. virtues
You are al liberty Sir. make such Of this Nc you
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
MoRr OF THE HArcHrr Drs,srrk-I, is said

MoRE or TIE HArcHEE DIsAsrER.-li is said
that the engineer Of this isied boat VIGOROUSLY in
competent and hired because he would work below
the usual price. The -; Louis Republican has the fol
lowing particulars of the disaster;
The steamer Henry Bry arrived yesterday from the
Missouri Our inquiries add very little the informa-
ton previously received from the wreck u the Big
Haichee The hull OF the boat had been lowed by the
independence the side OF the rver opposite Herman
and heir IRE. hi shipped that vessel AZ the time the
Bry landed the Capinin Herman. engaged In the
nourniGl duty OF buryng the dead Four OF those who
had been reported badly scaiied died on Thursday
among them the engineer and second steward. Seven
n.cn Of the wounded bad been taken % Herman, Of
WHOM ten not expected 10 recover. Thirteen 81
the killed had been buried
TnE pREss n GERAAST-To show the sort OF
Liberty Of the Press enjoyed IL Berlin It : stated IN =
recent French paper iha; celebrated advocate. man
Of profound Legal learning and spOtess reputation has
b.-sn condemned % four months imprisonment and =
in. Of az hundred halers the high crime and mis-
derneAnor Of writing article IN periodical work re
commencing the opening Of the courts and the public
administration OF Justice But there = another case
which really ou,sirps H. newspaper. Win circua-
non of J producing large income 20 iis proPrieor-
has been suppressed by the government on TIE eroand
that IL writer's gave the censors too much roloie n
correcting their articles ifhh- fenh'l " @i'N',
II Daniel Mcdonald. a passenger on board 'he
boat Cleveland accidently ie into the lock open
Ing int. the basin Albany Friday morning and Wa
drowned lie came board 81 Nh-ielAl, and II Is SAID
has family in Montreal.
" An old man in Cincinnati the other day
named Todd. fell dead while giving testimony before
Justice singer. He told that he was swearing 70
is, which brooChs on excitement causing aPopiexy'