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,SJaynC,s ExpectOFaRt.

No ether medicine will FemOve rnu
Gus or pus from the throat so thoroug
ly as this, 1t efectually loOsenS the
coagulated masses from the membrane
which limos the tracha, and at every
cough the patient will bring up portions
Of The diseugaged matter. In all com
plants of the pulmonary crgsns, even
where nature seems TO be Eakina no ef-
fort TO throw off the disease, Jayns's
Expectorant imparts Vigor 10 the ma
chinery OF respiration, and enables lhOm
10 disencumber themselves Of the ob
slruclions which bad impeded their free
operation. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
PIeurisy-iD a word all diseases Of a
pulmonary nature, yield TO this PrsPa-
ration, II properly administered
HAVE YOU CoUGHP DO not neglect
it; thousands have met premature
death for the want OF 3 little attention
to q common cold.
Have you a Cough2-Dr. Jayueh
Expecrorant a safe medical prescrlP
tion, containing 10 poisonous drugs. and
used 10 au extensive practice FOR sever
al years, will most positively a4.ord re-
lief and save you from that awful dis,
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an.
nuaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the young, the old, the tair, the love-
Iy and the gay.
Have you Cuughi-Be persuaded to
purchase a bottle ofthe EXPectoranI!-
To day! Tomorrow may be TOO late.
Have you CougbF-JayDe's Expec
iorant is the only remedy you shoaId
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that in no one
of The thousand cases where it has been
used hasit failed TO relieve,
For sale by l. Atkinson & 20 gear
roIIon. and r K Gray, Wsynesburgh |
September l3. 1914.
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BraMdre1ll's Pills
PICTURE OF HEALRH,

Health 10 characterized IN an indiVtr
dual by the absence Of all Pairs, suffering,
or affection in any part Of his body; by
the free aad regular exercise OF all his
functions withOal any exception. They
consist in having good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free eVacua-
Eons, without tooseness OF costiveness
al least once in every TWEEN Sfoar hours,
and without heat, drypess, or burning
at the passage; Inc free issue of che wa
ter withoat acrimony or burning, and
wIhuat reddish sediment which Is al
ways a sIgT Of present Or an aPproachA
ing paini quiet sleep without agitation
or troublesome dreams: no taste of bile
or other bad taste in The mouth upon
rising in the morning; no sourness OF
dsagreeable rising of the stomach; u
clean tongue; sweet breath; no itching
p pimples or spots on The skin; no pilesS
no burning heat upon any part of the
body; no excessive thirst when unexpOs.
ed TO labor or other known cause; no IA.
teruPtion 10 any natural evacuation, HOt
pain at their periodical retarA.
Where the state of the system deeH
not hdrmonize with the above picture of
health, it is Of The greatest importance
that no time be lost 10 Seudrng for doc.
tor, or IN the use of foolish remedies toO
often the result Of specaiations instead
of this course let dose of Brandreth's
Pills be taken, which wiR not deceive,
but will al once restore health 10 The or
GAG or part that requires 1t.
All who wish to preserve their health
all who are determined to defend theip
life against the eucroachmeHts of dis.
ease which might send thern prematurea
ly to the grave, will, wnhoat hesitatioE
Ihsve recourse to the Brandreth PiIs.
when the state'f the system doesDot haa
monEe with the above picture Of health
Those who live in country whert
contagees or other diseases prevail,
should often think of this true picture Of
health, and observe himself with particus
lar attention, 10 order to act accordingly.
The wise and rightly directed will follow
this adVice---lhe unwise are IeIi to thoiF
own destruction. For sale by
H. A. SWDGER.
guy 10, is44,
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aND Loss OF HAF

/ BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAg
40 caused By want of h adv action
of the vessels which throw off the per
spiration from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per-
spiration 10 thick and clammy Snd ad
heres TO the moulhS Of the pores and
| clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurf or dandruF. Less blood lie then
carried 10 the roots OF the hair, and for
want Of which the hair has not sutf-
cient nourishmenl, and consequently be-
comes dry and harsh, and begins 'nSen
sibly to fall of which coDtinaiOg 10 ia
crease, eventually produces baldnesS
Restore The capillary vessels Of The head
to their former healthy circulation, end
a fne silky nsw hair will make its aP
pearsnce which will increase in quaD'i"
~ and volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
5AYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
PREPARATION that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has done in innumerable 10
stances, and will seldom fail, il proper
ly and perseveriugly used
For sale by l. Atkinson & Co Car
rolIlon, and R. K. Gray, Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1874
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SKIN DISEASES are often owiuI

SKIN DISEASES are often owing
aScrofulous bsbrt Of body, and in or.
der TO effect q permanent cure-the or
iginal cause nuet be removed.
JAYNE's life :sPREsERVATlVE
one Of the most pleasant articles ever
offered to the public has been found not
only to cure Scrofula, under oil its mul
tiplied iorms, Of Cancer. Kings Evil,
'Goi,Fe, White Swelling, &C., bet also to
remove the disposition or tendency to
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating from distractions in tho
glands or pores Of me okin, or from
impurity Of ths. blood or other fluids o
The body.
For sale by l. Atkinson IL Co., Car
Vollton, and R X Gray, WayneSburgh
September l9, 1914,
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BOOKS.

6 doE. U, S Spoilers,
6 doz Cobbs,
3 doz. Eclectic Spoilers, Readers an
Arlthmetics.
Q doz Western CaICulators,
2 doz Kirkham's Grammar,
2 dog Frosl's History oi the U. s.
2 doz, Missouri Harmony,
1 doz ParIev's Geography,
7 dog. MitcheII's Primary Geography,
ldvz, do Geography + Atlas,
I doz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half d0z Comslock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
iROtf dos, D'Aubigne's History Of the
Reformation,
HaH 'doz. Edwards on The WiH,
Hall Noz. Confession OF Faith,
Half ddz. Methodist Hy mn's,
Half G6z. Watts Psalns and Hymns,
RaIfdGz Bavids Psalms,
Halfdoz. General Assembly collect
ion of Psalms g. Hymns,
l8 doz AlmahdCk's
On hand and for snIe by
w. M. SINCLAIR
Nov. 9th 1874.
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FOR CONSUM PTION

Important to ali those siAicted with
diseases OF The Lungs and Breast.
Seven Thousand cases Of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in one
year.
WISTAk'S BALSzN OF VILE
GERRY. the great American Rene
dy for the Lang complaints and all
affections Of the Respiration Organs.
We do not wish to lrIae with the lives
or health of the sfflcted, and we sih-
cereIy pledge ourselves to make no as
sertOns as TO the virtue oil this medi.
cine, and 10 hold ouL no hopn to suffer-
ing humanity which facts will not war
rant.
We ask The attention OF the cendid to
few considerations.
Nature, in every part Of her works,
has left indeIibIs marks OF ,adsplion
aud design.
The constitution Of the animals and
vegetables OF the lorrid, is such that
they could not endure the cod Of the
frigid zone, and vice versa.
10 regard 10 disease and its cure, the
adoption is no less striking.
The Mass OF IceIand, The Wild Cher.
~ end Pine OF all Northern Ialiiudes,
land DR., Wistar's Balsam' is a com
pound chemical extract from these have
long been celebrated for complaints
prevalent only in cold climates. Indeed
the most distinguished mcdcaI msn
have sVSned that nature furnished 10
every country antidoles for its own Pc
cuiar diseases.
Consumption in its conlll med and in
CipienI stages, coughs, asthma, Group
and liver complaints, form by fer the
most fatal cIess Of diseases known 10
our land. Yet even these may be cured
Oy means Of the eimpis yerpowerlul
remedies (named above) and which are
catered, by benefcieni Providence,
wherever those maadies prevail.
CASE OF ASTHMA
The following fis from a distinguished
Lawyer OF the city Of New York and
whO after reading such cases can |
doubt the efficacy Of this msdlcineG
New York, Jan. rs. l843
| hsvebeen offliced with spasmodic
asthma for "a years sometimes so Sc
Verely as 10 be confined to my room for
~ocEs; and although attended by varl-
Gus medical advisers OF the highest rep.
ulalion and skill in The country, the re |
IIei was but partial and temporarily
twice lhe. disease proved nearly fatal to
my life.
Some few weeks ago, I CONNIE ncsd d
taking Wistar's BaIsnm OF WiIG Cherry,
which gave mo instant relief, and a
'lngIe bottle produced in few dayp
Wat believe 10 be q radical and per-
ecl cure
A. WILLIAMS, Atty al Lay,
No 80 William 81, NY.
Weura acquainted with the witer Of
he above certificate, and his statements
ire entitled to the full confidence of the
public. FA TALNApGE
Recorder Of the city OF Y.
JOHN Power, D D,
Vicar General OF N York.
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FARM FOR SALE.

u TIE Subscriber WISHES 10
1stssf sell his valuable FARM, on
liiii which no now resides, "a
miles from Carrollton, in u
mon township, containing
Eighty Acres,
Fifty oil which are cleared and under
good fence and IN high state Of cult.
vauon; with two storytog house we'll
finished, spring house aud smoke house,
asujlabie barn, an apple and peach Or
chard, and an excellent spring Of water.
within rod Of the Goor. II will 10 sold.
low and on reasonable terms. in pay
ments;
Any person wishing tOprOcure a pleas
ant and convenient home will do we'll to
cal! and gee the premises.
NJ There also can be several good
COAL BANKS opened upon t6e prsmi-
sss.
JOHN ATWELL.
Jan 10, IS45.
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DIR. ID JaymG1s SamatiVc
Pills.


For Liver Complaints, GOUt, Jdudice
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, FeUeTS, Ner
UouSneSs, ErySipelGS, end diseases Of
the Skin, ImpHrity Of TIE Blood, In
.famaEioHS, Melancholy, Sick Head
GCh, Co8tiveaess, PGins in The He0o
Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs. Bill
Gus affections, Female Diseases, &c
&c &C., ard whercuer any PHrgGtivC
Medicine may be required.
There is scarcely any disease in which
PurgatiVe Medicines are not more OF
less required, and much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person cen
feel we'll while costive habit Of body
prevails; besidesft soon generated Sc
rioUs and often falel diseases, which
might have been avoided BY timely
and judicious use Oflproper Cathartic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be-
IieviDg them far superior TO the Pills in
general use, more mild, more prompt,
safe, end uniform in their operation.
ln using them, no particular care s
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual, end, il desirable, eat imme
diately after taking them.
Ago will not impair then, ao they
are go combined as TO always readily
dissolve in tho olomach.
In small doses they are Alternative
and gently Laxative, but in large doses,
they are actively Cathartic; cleansing
the whole elementary canal from oil
pulrid, irritating and Iecal matters, and
producing healthy secretions Of the
Stomach, Liver, and the various ether
organs Of The body.
They may be- taken al all times, and
10 mosl diseasos--iu InflammOtory, 10.
or mltIent, Remillenl, BIIious and eve.
ry other form Of Fever-Jaundice and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia rhey
are really an invaluable article, grEdu
ally changing the vi,iated secrStious o
the stomach and liver. and producing
hsrIthy action in those important or
gans. They are very valuable for die
SasOs Of the Skin, and for what 10 com
monty called dmpuriry Of the Blood
also FOR Female Complaints, CostiVe'
ness, &c, and In Tact every diseas
whore an Apertent, Alternative, or Pur
gativs Medicine may be required
k1 Dyspepsia positively can be cure,
by a perseveriDg use oI this valuabl
SANATIVE, especially il tho Toni
VermiIuge be used in conjunction.
For sale by
| 1. ATKINSON, & co.
Carrulltor
And R, X Gray, WayUosburgh.
September l3, lS44
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Boots and Shoes,

or every description Ladies' Gncmeu which will be sold asch
not little cheaper like quoy0 oe establishment
this par Of the country.
IA will kep none but the best wokmen nothing bal the best
Those bm assured that he Will use MS
bese ttons 10 general satisfaction.
Work and uPon the oDores no.
ordered work he keeps hand will b made the beer
Heh hope o liberia share OF patronage
' HENRY AELFRCK
CarroIton, March H. Is45
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TIMOTHY SEED, DRIED Peaches
Butter. FlG&Seed. Feathers. BeessOan,
And all kinds oi merchantabIe Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we will pay the highest price and
sell our Goods as low as they can be
purchased in the State.
I ATKINSON j. co.
October 4, 1914.
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WILLIAM PRAR,

Would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has com
menced the above business ia thereon oc-
,cupied by Burger q Gantz as { Hauer's
Shop, adjoining Gen. H. A. Stidgers Store,
where he is prepared to execute I'll orders
in his line, with despatch and elegance,
upon as reasonable terms as can he ob.
tained elsewhere. AS he is in the receipt
'ot tn latest Eastern fashions, ali his work
will be executed in as good manner
and Fashionable style, as it can be done
in the western country.
He solicits end hopes to receive Hber-
al share Of public patronage.
Carrollton, Jan. 81, 1916.
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mBDEOAG MOTIOH.
A. AZ. Chisholm. m n

graduate OF the Medical College Of Ohio,
having located in the town Of CarrolI,ou
with The view Of making it bis ptrma,
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the Inha6hantS Of the place
and the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention aUd assiduous appn-
cation to the vsrOus duties Of. his bro.
lesion TO merit end obtain a reasonable
share Of public patronage.
Office few doors west Of Siucleir's
Store.
July 70, 1874.
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BALsAM OF WILD 'ChERRY.

Thel attention of the afflicted ia be-.
coming more and moreIatlracted to this
Incompatible remedy Tor Asthma, Bron.
cheiis, Coughs, Consumption, &c But
His uecetsary TO remind all who would
get The true article, TO enquire psrticu-
lsrlv for DIR. WiSTAR'S BALSAN
OF VII DCHERRY, and ruke moth
ing else. Unpriuciplet dealers will
tell you that Syrup OF Wrd Cherry, or
some other cough medicine 10 equally az
good. Regard them not they onIy
want your money. Remember ia II
WIs'Or's Balsam OF Wild Chorry, IN,
not only relieves but Curssj
Price $l,00 per bottle.
For sale 10 Cincinnaliby
SANFORD g. PARK,
Also in CarroIIlon BY
X KENNEDY, Druggist.
Feb s8. 15. 90
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oTDr SMITH having declined the
practice OF hls profession 10 CarrOlIton,
would take this OppOrIuoity Of recon-
mending 10 his friends. and tue pukIie
A. K CHISHOLM, NJ CD as e phys,c,aa
IN whom The Utmost entidsuce csn he
% aca4.
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SO Barrels Lake Salt on hand and ioI
sale by X JAC kSON.
tssNoE 9Th, tSdt,
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OIL

One bbi best Winter Strained Sperm
OILS one bbI Tanners Oil, Just received
and for sale BY
VIM. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct. 3.
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COFFEE.

10 pounds Coffee of the best quality
For one dollar, by
I. ATKINSON & co.
October 4, Ie44
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HENRY HELFRACK

oua respectfully sn the public generally thai ne e
continues TO w on tho shop doors norIh Mr.
egge Hotel 90 Lisbon street, will constantly keep hand good
O
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Greas chance for IA HBargSiER
R.aLUEaBLE Farm AT ,I'TEEya TE
SALE.
~ The subscriber. dasirous
officiating himself in some
other section Of the country,
~-aaA-s oEers 70 sell his well known
and excellent FARM and TAVERN
STAND, at private sale. The proper
ty 10 eligiby Siluated on the Slate Road
leading IRON Sleuoe6ylls 10 Canton,
'abon iGr% miles east Carr Hon, con
'taining
-94O Acres
of gond.Luud Abou 80 acres Of which
is cleared, under good fence, and in a
high stats Of cultivation. There is on
the premises a large two story log
House, we'll finished aud arranged for
Tavern,R good double Barn, with Iotber
suitable buiIdipgs-a thrifty young Or
chard OF one hundred bearing Apple and
Peach trees--a never laifnR Spring of
sgoodEwater atthe house, besides mum
'erous other springs. Said farm is we'll
limbsred and furnished with excellent
Coal Mines,
Persons wishing 10 purchase will
please to call on the. subscriber living on
The premsss. who will always be ready
TO give any required information con-
scerniug the property, as we'll as TO nuke
she terms known,
DAVID REGARDS
LeeB'Township, Carroll co 20
February %, ls45.
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber wishes to purchase a
quantity of WHEAT, for which he will
paylCssh on delivery.
Dec 6, "A. WIN, M, SINCLAIR.
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0011NN 1ARQ.

Assorted numbers CI the best enaIity
one dollar for FIVE pounds, for saHe by
L. ATKINSON e. co.
October I aS44
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A List Of letters

Remaining in The Post Office at Car
rolton onthe Let day OF April, 4S45, if
not taken out before the 30lh day OF June
next, vii be cent 10 the Gen P,O. ID =,
Washington city, Os dead letters.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-21
DEATH OF GEN, JACKSON.

Rumors of the death of Gen. Jackson
reached this place on Tuesday which have
been confirmed. Whilst living, he enjoyed
large share of popular esteem and his
death will be lamentcd by many.
The Missouri Reporter of the 10Th says:
On Sunday morning Gen. Jackson tainted
whilst being removed from his chair 10 the
bed, and was for time supposed TO be
dead; but he subsequently revived, and
during the afternoon took leave Of his
family and friends. The Nashville Union
of Tuesday morning announces the Old
Hcros death in the following manner.
giving q very meagre account of his last
moments:
"Gen. Andrew Jackson died at the Her.
mitage al o'clock, p. NJ, on Sunday the
slh instant. His funeral takes place to-day
at IL o'clock. He breathed his last quietly
calmly, and with entire resignation, amidst
the beloved members of his family and 6
few intimate friends who were present
Death had no terrors for him-he met hin
with composure, and with full confidence
that he was prepared for better world
Death could not have taken him by surprise
at any moment for more than year-ht
has been ready at all times TO obey The
dread summons. When the messenger
finally came, the old soldier, patriot anc
Christian was looking out for his approach
lie is gone, but his memory lives, and will
continue TO live"
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THE DEATH PUNISHMENT

The New-York Morning News of the 10Th
inst, contains report Of the proceedings OF
the Society for the Abolition of the death pun
ishment. We have read these proceedings
with the deepest interest. The obiec. which
this society has in view is every way worthy
Of the philanthropist and Christian. The bad
policy Of capital punishment--ils demoraliz,
ing tendencles--ils utter uselessness in prevent.
ing crime, have so long been admitted, by all
rejecting and candid men, that we cannot
but wonder why it still continues a san>
culinary and revolving feature in our crimi~
nal code. The low but resisess force Of pubs
lie opinion has nearly banished from the codes
Of the States that odous relic of barbarous
age, Imprisonment for debt. And the moral
sentiment Of the age requires that we should
90 one step further, and obljterate from the
statute book the still more revolving and odous
penalty Of punishment by death. We ore well
persuaded, that could the naked question be
submitted 10 the people Of the United States,
an overwhelming majority perhaps not less
than eght>tenths--would be found in favor. of
this humane reform. The experience of thou.
sands OF years proves that it never has, and
never can deter from the commission OF crime
The effect oil death punishment upon the youth
ul mind is invariably 10 excite its sympathy for
the criminal and detestation of the law which
dooms him. The child abhors the crime for
which the criminal suffers, but his unbiased
and humane instincts and feelings revolt at
this system of legalized murder What other
punishment shall DO substituted then, it is ask.
ed2 Shall the murderer 60 unpublished, By
no means We would inaIct upon him a pun.
ishment perhaps moro terrible than death,
but without lis useless inhlmanity. We would
Danish him from the society of his fellow-man
shut him out from all the sympa,hies and as,
socialons Of the world-imp.son him for life.
And at the same time, we would abolish or
place in other hands than the State Execu>
tive, the power Of pardOning for the crime of
murder.
We repeat that we do most heartily and cor.
daily agree in the sentiments Of the resolutions
offered by the editor Of the Morning News.
as well as in the speeches and other proceed,
lngs OF that convention, and we assure those
friends of rational and Christian humanity.
that our humble efforts and the influence of the
press, are pledged 10 assist in accomplishing
this great reformation. 1t is an object every
way worthy the distinguished names alreas
dy enlisted in its favor; and we trus, that
the great msss Of the people will soon so eX.
press their opinions, as TO give them effect
through their Legislative agents in the form Of
law ,-C0nStiiution