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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

The "-Moraiify" Uar The .prac-
lice in cases of .lnielmiiten' IN Lou.
i-lana. will doubtless be edifying TO
some of the faculty in S, Louis. A
country correspondents Of the Concordia
Inreligencer gives II as follows:-ReU.
ellie.
The wus, fever we is got here is the
ON-REMI TEN. is purity tight cause its
apt TO hang on long, bnl il aini noIhin
like ekal 10 that die gesive fever tha.
tia dies ov over in them hills.
in gineral, mostly, uses j, up in
couple Nv days, gin a uomirk in the
fu,, place, then half an hour after that,
five or ten grains of old Sampson.
that's The short name we've got here
fur calomy Well, then. when the
case looks right. give wine glass
full Of iie-and the next day. the Niger
is firen for quenine-and the day alter,
he kin walk into the pork and make his
hoe fy-i,s sildom has 'em in longer
then | tells you on-some,imes i'll the
very beginnin Of the attack | bleeds,
but j, won't do, stranger! When the
eyes look big and CLASSY, old Samson
in Eve grain doses every half en- hour
fur about five hours Is jest the thing
tia is more people killed by bleedin a.
the wrong time, than tina is by old
death himself
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

Cutting Short The Debatc.-Jarvis.
the painter. was one day engaged in
painting Bishop -. and during the
progress of The sitting. the venerable
pr-la,e bean to demonstrate with him
upon The dissipa,ed course into which
he had fallen. Jarvis made M reply;
bu, dropping his pencil from the FORE
head of his par,rai, TO the lower part Of
the face. he said with a Sigh, motion
TO the reverend sliler-.Jusi shut your
mouth, Bishop By painting upon
tina, feature, he "changed The sub
ieci."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

Thankful for Small Fayors.-Nr
Polk. II seems. has appointed 10 office
one mechanic, blacksmith IN Berks
county, Pa, wherpupnn a writer in
the CIV ashlngton Union" compliments
Mr. Polk, and papers, such as the Adj
ver,iser. copy the article and "are hap
py" tina, Mr. Polk has given this "ev-
ldence" Of mis- inclination ..to do JUS
tice 10 the worklngmen and mechan.
ics." aud all this because lie has APP
pointed one. yes ONE mechanic 10
office. We forgo, to ask the Adver-
user what the office is. what il is
worth. and whether II is equal 10 some
of the Boston Custom-house berths.
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sgAMgI DE.3GNE,
Law Partnership.

I e. HALL, of Mount Pleasant. ana
y. ID. MILLS, of Blu. ling ton have this day
associated themselves into partnership
for the practice Of Law under the name and
style of Hall and Mills. They will atten-
al the Courts Of the first and second Judi
cal Districts. Criminal business attended
o in any part Of the Territory. Office in
the brick building on Main Street now &C
eupied by F. d. Mills.
J. C. HALL
Ed. MILLS
scpI4 '44-,f (Gaz copy IL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

Abont 25 tree colorrd persons have
jus, returned from Hayti TO Boston, a.
we learn from the times, sick enough
with their recent attempt to live in that
Island. They repor. the governments
unsettled, the population brutal and de-
graded. eduralion and morals at low
ebb. The bench grosning with the weight
of Judges. and the army composed OF
ragged officers and few soldiers
"Hay,ian independence is but another
name for beggary. indolence, profIgacy
and improvidenee." 4 pretty pio-
,uys'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

DIBBONS-25 pieces Bonnet and
IL man,ua ribbons. in great variety, just
received and for sale by
my6 }. u. LAU MAN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

The Boston Mail speaks Of some to-
bacco. which. if a man smoke or chew,
he .wil forget he owes dollar in The
world" We are afraid thai some Of
our subscribers cher that kind Of To-
bacco. --Nastu Telegraph.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

a Nomination. The editor Of The
Jonesboromgh Glenn. Wing has been
nominated Tor Congress. He was
evidently taken by surprise a, this. and
he notices the fact. and says. The
public shall hear from us in our next,
and we will then take ground in
faror Of the nomination or against il"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

SCYTHES-2 doz. Grain do. two
- do Grass do. and l do Brush Do: Just
reed and for sale by 3. !. DASlO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

a Sublime Flourish Of Rhetoric.
George Bancroft. the az accomplished
historian and elegant orator delivered
Eulngy on Gen. Jackson. in the city Of
Washington. few days since. which
is praised very highly in the Boston
Post. The eulogi>,, after exinlling the
conduct of Gen. Jackson in the battle
OF New Orleans, ana coming down to
the time Of the peare in 1914. gives ut
,erancc to the following splendid and
noble effu-iDn Of ei"qnence:
.sAnd Jackson returned TO his own
fields and his own pursuits. TO cherish
his plantation Ito care for his servants
TO LOOK AFTER HIS STUD" This 10
the very climax Of encomlum. Boston
Alias.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

NORN, Meal. Buckwheat Flour, Butter,
" Eggs, TaIlow and Lard, constantly on
and and for sale By J. 5. klMBALL.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

NRl ES s. STARR w
VI Crimes and Henry W. Starr, have
associated themselves for the practice of
the Law, under the above style, and will
attend to professional business in the diff.
ferent counties, and also in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. Particular atten-
ton will be paid to claims for lands in
the hiatt breed tract, and elsewhere
JAMES w. GRIMES.
HENRY w. STARR
Burlington, Jan. 90, lS4l. 1927
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NEW ORLEANS and Sugar house Mo-
IN lasses for sale by the Dbl or gallon at
the Steam mill store.
Oct 24-2t
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Not Baa.--Plgs are repuled 10 be
stubborn animals, always resolved
upon going in some direction opposed
to iha, indicated by their mastets. IL
is said you can never lead them, yet
we see that 9 900 arrived at St Louis
from Galena on the 81 insl., and every
pig of them was lead. ,he whole dis
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l.. ID. STOCKTON,

l.. d. STOCKTON,
Counsellor and Attorney at Lao,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
hFFlCE at his residence at the Lower
end of Main Street. He will attend
he Courts of Des Monies, Henry, Lee,
IAN Buren,, Louisa and Muscatine, and
n. supreme Court of the Territory.
Jan 81 35
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po,NrIS ]. G. PEASLEY
,,,moo,ac AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
WATER srREE
Burlington, Iona.
=, Coceries, Paiuts anu oIis
s,,ule Dry Gaois, oaeenswate'
hardware, Iron, Hats, Caps
Roots and shoes, sc. &c.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

McNuliy has been acquitted Of the
first charge. There are FIVE other in-
dicrments against him. the trial of
which have been postponed until the
December term Of The court. Judge
Dunlap refused motion made to re-
dure The amount of bail. and he is still
held in SIT 600 for his appearance 10
answer the charge nf embez re lment,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

REFERENCEs:
EdreIl L. Nulford, Neo Orleans.
!" Asa Farr, Jr.,
Ira Todd Il sons, 81 LOUIS
Greedy, Keith " Ray, ,
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No. 10.

I'm Operatiue.-The Lowell Cou-
rler gives The following account Of =
female operative in one of the factories
of that manufacturing city:
Last evening female about forty.
FIVE years Of aye came into our office
10 purchase paper. She informed MS
tina. she had been an operative in the
Lowell mills nintteen gears, and that
her health had been good all the time.
She said. "My health is better now
than i, was when first began TO work
IN the mill" She had during that
time saved about $1,000, which she
had safely invested, we think, in the
purchase of farm; and besides, she
had given her parents, who we're poor.
Sl,l50. She had been married and
had one son, who was now absent.
Her name was Mrs. Clark. She has
worked several years in the Boot Mills,
and IS now about 10 commence work
on the Massachusetts. Her industry,
economy and con,en,ment deserve the
highest praise.
A rascaly system, tina, Wing Tar
if policy, which protects American
femlle labor after is -orl! To create
wealth by homes, productive industry,
will YET rnin thus Country unless Polk.
Dallas a. Co., can destroy Mr. Clay's
American system!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

a Fightjul Leap.--A young lady
named Mnffai, while viewing the ro-
mantle scenery of Fall Greek .nea- ltha.
ca, on the 4th inst. fell from the rocks
into the water, distance of SO feet,
and sustained no injury. She was
found by her friends slling on the bank
of the stream. and quite unconscious OF
the cause If her being there.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

Wesmerism and Surgery.-The
Kennebec We Journal says. that on
the 81 inst. Miss Patty Cromme!i. well
known az highly respectable MIIliner
of Augusta, was put into mesmeric
sleep by DIR Josiah Dean. Of Bangor.
when lnmor, weighing Two pounds
and six ounces, was taken out by Or
II. H. Hill. During the operation,
which lasted about minutes, she was
wholly nsensible. and being awoke.
stated that she knew nothing Of what
had been passing. On being asked if
she had any consciousness whatever
during the progress Of the operation.
she said tina, she had not. There were
in attendance, DR. Isaacher Smell. DR.
Cyrus Briggs, DR. Lot uyric. and Mr.
Nicholas, student of medicine. of Au.
gusla; DR. John Hubbard, Of ilallowell.
There were also present. as assistants
and spectators. Rev. Mr. Burgess, Jas.
L. Child. Esq. and Mrs Hannah
Smith, of Augusta.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK HkCKSl!
1000 0G0 s0LD YEkRLY!
Drire nniL IL rIS

Primo min NJ
sr1rp,rhNr.S poop M,N,o pt,tcrrp
rL,.,,., c., u ->,,.,,,
world. and SOVEREIGN remedy for minis
and weakness in Tho back. lojns side
6reast ucck, limbs, 10 nta. rhoumat,.m,
and numbago; worn 90 The lower plr, Of
The splnr, they enrircly cure rhr piles
'nd on 'he em''I OF 'he barR' tn" 'e'hog
'' mo womb apP''ed 10 'oe 'ecK "' 'he
HecN 81 cn''oren teo'h'ng 'heY give efc'l
f'"s' In co"eoe' ea''' oppression 81
w "''s' 500 ''''''0, .'TeF c'"'P'n'o''
V'pePS" t''"''''.No o'' ,''S"7t' "N' te
''j'' 'era o'o' arc 'et''' ou' oor' ca" 'e
'ofer ina" heS' P't'''r'' oey arc
oa'e' or ''r. ug'Ne"'"e' s"m"'a'',g "o"
'o'yne FnvIe'"ns reco'ampno '"em
''c'"se '"eE SocN oe''er "no a"oFo nI"fe %
,o''C, - wa" WV, WY, ''as' ",', W. ""'"" WV
''
J w Hnxle, ESQ. who was bent nenr
II d1uh'c with kheumausm,wa enabled
1Her wearing o1e ~ houra, to get up
and dress n,m'eIf la two deys no wus
perfectly well.
At "a, Uqll;., or r7i.,L.u
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SKIN DI e iSES are often ow ng
Q a Scrnu aus hablt ofsbody. sud in or
der to feet permanent cere 1.-The or
nal cause mus be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERV ATfVE
one ol he most pleasant articles ever
offered to the pubIic has oeeB found 90
only 10 cure Scrofua, under all ia mul
uplpd lorms, Of Cancer. Kag's E,d,
G1itre, White Swelling, &C., bot also to
remove the disposition or tendency 10
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating rom Instructions in the
glands or pores OF the skrn. or from
impurlly Of the blood or other fluids o
The body,
For oale bv r 4H,iason & TO-, Car
roIIroo, cod K K Gray, Waynesburgb
September l3 1874
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.JayNc's ExprclOramG

No other medicine vii remove mu
'cus or pus from the throat SO thorough
ly az this, II eReclualy Ioospns the
coagulaled masses from the mrmbranr
y hich lines the trachla, and ereverY
cough he potent viii bring Up portions
g The dlsengaged matter. to ell com
plants ol The pulmonary organs, even
v here nature seems 10 be moknG no eI.
fort TO throw of The disease, Jayne's
-ExpeclOranI lmpatis Vlpor 70 the ma
Chnery ol respiration, end ena6 es them
80 disencumber themselVes OF the ob
firucllons which had impeded their iree
operation Coughs, Colds, BronchIl:
Pleuri.y-in q word, all Diseases Of O
pulmonary nature, yield 10 this prepa
Tailon, II property administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGH2 2- DO not neglect
it, thousands have met premature
death Tor the want OF i!ltla sueuIioI
10 common cold.
Have you q Cougbf-Dr. Jnyn0's
Expeclorant sale medcaI pfcscup
ilOn, containing no poisonous drugs anG
used 10 an extensive practice cor sever
al yeSrs, will most positively afford 70
lief and save you from hat awful dis
sase Pulmonary Consumption, which an
uuaiIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the young, the old, tho lair, tho love-
'ly and the gay.
Have you a CoughH-Bo persuaded 'c
purchase a bottle oftho Expectorant!.-
To day Tomorrow may be TOO late
Have you a CougbH JOyuo's EXpcc
'toTant is the only remedy you should
lake 10 cure you.
For this pain roason, that in no one
OF The lhousnud cases where it has been
used hPA II Jailed to relieve
For sale by I. Abiasoa & TO o, Car
rolIton. and r X Gay, Wayncsbufgb
September l3. 1874
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WASHINGTON MOUSE.
'CAlRRO6LpOm, O8lIr0
RY Z. Atkinson. .Tr.

!. A., Jr. Begs to say to his oIdf.ands and
NeT Irlen IS tn G pao pie of arroll county,
eld the travelling public generally, that he
is now on hand at the above well known
stand, where he hopes to convince those
who favor him with call that he is deter
mined to do the thing that is right.
Where there is a will there is a way, and
q little attention and exertion provides the
. kitchen with the best this senii-irgid zone
affords, and good cooks are rather likely to
set agood dinner, which greatly contributes
to the strengthening Of the inner man, and
again at barwell furnished with choice and
pure liquors, with pIepty OF the bestwaterin
town at hand, no one need go waythirsty.
Hayloftand garlers weIlfllod with sweet
new hay and bright cea oats and plenty Of
clean stalls for The animals, all of which are
anxiousy cared for, the horse will not be
likely to suffer.
| oomplenty down stairs, and plentyroons
Up stairs, thoroughly aired and yan.iI- led,
altogether contribute to make the Wa hing
ton House a ptaasan. resting place or the
traveller Try me, !. ATKINSON, Jr,
May 80, l845-33-tG
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DIR. ID Jaync's SanmtiVC
Pills.


For Li0er Complaints. Gout JHudice
DyPepsiG Rhe"mdtiSm FererS, NeT
ponSnpss ErgspeIdS. and diseases Of
The Shm lmPuriy cf Ike Blood In
Famarions, Metcrchoiy sSicb He0d
0ch, Co8iiofarsS. Pains in Ihe Heod
Breast Side. Back, and Limbs Bill
oWs affections, fcma'e Djaedses &c
&c &c. and ubenerer Gny Purg0tire
Medicne mag be required.
There Is scarcely any disease IN which
Pnrgalive Mpdiciugs sre not tanre o.,
less required, end much sUft'eflug ard
.ickuess might be prevenre1 were they
more generally used, No person can
eel we'll while eosuvo habit OF bodr
prevails; bnsides'iI 5000 cencfa'ee Sc
rlons aud often fatal dIse0sea which
mrght have been Gqolded by timely
aud judrciouS use OF proper Csthar,ic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with tie greatest confidence. he g.
ievinp them lar superior t0 the d'rIs N
general use, more mud, tn6ge prompt
safe, md Uniform In their operation
10 using lhpn, oparicuIar care ls
required Persons may est 8nd dtink
as usual, and, II desirable, eat Immt
dIaDely after lekrug them
Age will not tDpair them, as they
are so combined Hs 10 always readily
Dissolve IN the stomach
In small doses fhey are ElteraiiVe
and gently LaKa i've, but IN large doses
they sre actively Cdtharlc; cleansing
the whole aImed diary caDal tfom al
pulrid, irritating and Icca masters, and
producing healthy tecteIIons OF The
Stomach, L,ver, and the VARIOUS ether
organs Of The hody
They ma, be tsken%tfdh times, and
in most Diseases - in lnAammarorv, ln-
ermrtteur, Remitrcnr, Bilious and eve
~ Other form nt Fever Iauudlce and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really an inVausbe 6tllcte, z rGHu
sIDy changing the Vilisred 'secreuons oI
the som ch and liver. and producing
healthy action in those iUporanI or.
gans. They are very valuable Tor dis
psses ot the Skin and for Whsrta com
monty called 'lmpurity n the iBIood !;
so Tor Female Complaints, GutuVe-
ncss, &c, and in TACT eVerydtsease
where m Apcrtcni, Alrcrarive, 6r Pur-
pa i've Medicine may he required
0F Dyspepsia positively can be cured
bvs perseVering use OF this valuable
SAN ArtVE, especially il the Tonic
Vprmluge he'used in conjunction
For by
l. ATKINSON. & GO,
Carroiton
And r K GRAY. WayOe,burgh.
September IS, lS44
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BLACK Dear R0JsEs
Ath street, StcUhcnyiIlc, d
BY THOW1S NORVOyN

Tho untcr'Igned respectfully Informs
hisuld customers and the puDIr IN gene
raj, that no has token tho eDovo wei
known house, lormcrv kept by him Tor
'~5nry five ye0rs, aud recently by las
lama, and is prepared 10 cater for the
wants OF all who may favor hlm with
lheIr patronage. There IL also an ad.
dHion pu, TO the House, which viii add
much 10 tho c mjorr OF the guests
Likewise 'urorshtl with
New FUrS.iewre.
M pains or expense viii ~ spared to
iurnlsh the TABLE and the BAR " ~ he
very best that the uHrEele can alo,I
With the denomination 20 devote his en-
II personal attention to the cnmIort and
accommodation Of those VINO may favor
him with call. aioed by acRve careful
and obIigioc sersants, ne hopes to gave
gene raj sauslactioo. The terms are
Irlgk; THOMAS NORTON
Api, 25, lSA5 2S Il.
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o0rG Is. coLns. AsFNNA.

( tOt' Il rs, JOLtj5, AS SFfN a
SKLREAN's Couch LozBNeEs are the
seIe,t, nusl sure aud efsctust 'resaedy
tof Coughs, Colds e nse npfiens WI oop
ing Cough. Asthma, Trghtness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c, &c. The proprie
tor b 6 neVef kno@n an instance where
! tbey did ooI give perfect satisfaction -
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the lest year, restoring TO health
persons ln O'rlost every stage Of con"
sumption, and those Iaboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathon Howartb, E,q, the well
known temperance lecturer, took severe
cod IHsI JtnJary by slpeping in damp
sheets, 'hai sceGed to have settled in a
+ coEFumptian f'e'rHispd A goot des of
hio"dy matter, and hrs cough was 50
harrassing sud incessanl that he couli
get m rest ny day or night After try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alcne wonid relieve
him Of his misery. BuD by the advice o f
q adY he purchased box of Shermnn's
Cough l. uges: they gave him great
reliei. and to his surprise sIayed his
cough, made hrm res easy. aud eua Died
him 10 sleep sound aIIDight; three day
use of them made new man of him,
and ho Is recommending ShermAH's Lo.
z ng"s to AL his acqnaIulances
sKERMAN's wnRM LozEyGEs
4re the only lnid}IibIe worm destroying
medicine ever discovered t.400 00G
boxts have bcoa sold, ond not failure
has ever been knowC. They trslroy ~
kinds Of ~orms,tud cannot injuro where
there are nouc.
Three diftrenr persons cured OF the
Worms hy the use Of one Box Of Worm
Lozenges,
"Messrs G. r T. & Co l47 Main
street, NincrDna': .Gentipmen. - My |
A'f ha b co afflicted Vrh worms from
The ega oi three years, and has never
Seen w hout them she reside At Md"
IIetu"n. Batter county At rmes, she
has been 50 IN c,od wirh worms rs To
reQDir" Zoe a'lcndance al rwo Of Ih9 best
ply siclauS Ia the place ---one docterrg |
1er torOne compliant, and one tor anolh |
", bot getIhg worse, size removed to
Ndfison, and Was uudPr the bands Of
rwoCf the most celeorgt8d pby siclaO= Of
hat pacf, but all DID her no 20 ID. Shr |
cam" 10 Cincinnati some time since, and |
began 10 despair oi getting hetter: 10 |
deed n" GOt"so had, the worms came up
in her Ihroat her f'-rngs became al
mo'l IntuierHBc. HaaItng Of he man,
cures performed rs Shprm ,n's Lez~ng' :.
sh rho0ghl lhiD she would try them las,
Auausi. ! STEPPED tn your store uro
GOT II bfX ot the worm IrZ'nges. end | |
nave eV,ry reason TO rejoice that b |
50 She took tul one bait to2, whyuth,
"ofms Cnme trom ter In bunchrs |
could not be posilIve, tur would sup,
pose that there we're from 6ly TO siElN
in each toLCh The ldsD oo-e brough
-eyeraI while wnrms, from tweIVe t.
Il jceH Inch>a loag She began to get
wrH, an friI better tbrn she had f1r |
ycara. Beng cured she gave the
palance Q1 n" g'& ioU nejghhor hy the
nsme OF Herald wb0 lives ohof, dis
tH0ce iromus who his two children, one
tiVaGnd he nthar twn wears OF age, who
we're much lroubir8 wi'h worms, and |
have heard since, thar by the ;itne the,
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Ishereby given Ioa whom II may
concern, that on Tho first day of the aeXi
terra ot the coart ot common pleas IT,
aud for1he county OF 'Corrpl, Ohio, or
rs som therentier as counsel can lC
heard, gtRl will mcve said court Er
lcove iu'redCcm N lots run'befed 3. o,
Al ana -, ~ A kinson's addition to the
town Of Carol.tou, in Carrot county,
Ohio. which said lots wrre sold Tor tax
cs by the Treasurer Of CARROT county o
Rob RI NC ave in the name OF Thomas
Scon on The last Mo- day Of y cemher
A d r842 HENRY A. STlDGER.
june 90. 's45 S6-6l.
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,sRERRhN's CAMPAoR LICENCES

ySgER MANS CAMPH HOR LcZENGEs
Atstve Immediate relief TO Nervous orsick
n oadache, palpuaion Of the hearI, tow
mess OF spirits. despondency, Inhtmma-
tory or pulrled sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, la'ntng oppression or a
sense o! sinking Of Tho chest, cnolics
spasns, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, Eysterical affections aud all nervous
diseases, drowsiaess through theda5 and
wakrnIness By night, chnietaorchofera ra
morbup, diarhos4, tessiiDde, or sense
I of fatigue. Persons travelling OF attend
Jog large psri,es, viii find the Lrz'ngcs
really rsvIVIng, and impafiIpg the buoy
sucy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
Of the Washlnsutn Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered tor years with
nervous headache, that nolhlng would
relieve tilI he used these Lpzenges,
which retieVedit g tIretyin 10 mlou'es
DR. G. Hunter has been subject TO Vio>
lent attacks Of headache, 80 as TO m"ke
him almost b'iud for l~o or three hours
al time Nothing ever afforded him
sny 70 ef ill he tried these LdZHnges,
and they cured him in few minutes.
Dr. Snerman's L zeuges can he OBJ
tained Wholesale. aOd RoIail OF q F
Thomas, Main st. between 3 and 4'h,
Sole Ag-nt for Cincinnati. 0aIo. and OF
the following hg~ats.
GREER q Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND HarsbUrgh.
GEoRGE MANFULL, Augusta.
K JACKSON, Cnrrollron.
Cough L zeOges 95 cents per boE;
Cs,,nbor q IS H
Ca,bar,ic
All who buy box Of Or Sherman's
Lozsnges, or Plaster ore entitled 10
one Of Shcrmsn's Messengers Of Healln.
which can bp obtained from all Agents.
Jan |, rs.
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Boots and Shoes.

eVcty decpon both Ladies' and GnceU which viii be SOLD dhesE
than work OF The like quality Other establishment
n his p r o the
M vail keep none bit The workmeu nothing
assured that he wall his
cxrGHo gtvc genera satisfaction.
will be made the neatest oud upon the shortest
work that he keeps h0d will be made the best
STYLE He hopes receive a liberal share OF patronage
' HENRY HEUFRICK
Csrrollon MarchG "a, 1916.
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w col! WOOl!!

The auhscrihers wish to purchase a
large quantity Of ~ool for Which they
will pay The highest market price. OIL de-
livery at their store
CUMMINGS & CAMERON
Nav l6 lS45-3l u.
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A Large aoCk Of cotton yarn Of the
~ bsst quality iusl received md Ior
sac CHEAP nv CUMMINGS s. CAMERoN
May l6 lS45 -3l-N.