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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA

SHERMAN's CoUGH LozENGEs are the
safest, most sure aud eEsclual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,Consumptlons,W ,Wh COP
ing Cough, Asthma, TIgh,ness of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The proprie-
tor h never kn0SH an instance where
they did not give perfect salislacrion.--
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The last year, restoring 10 health
= persons in almost every stage of con"
sumption, and those laboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan Howarlh, E'q, The we'll
known temperance lecturer, took severe
cold last January by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed to have settled in a
consumption. lie raised a goot deal Of
bloody matter, and his cough was so
harrassing and incessaal that he could
get no rest by day or night, After try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alcne would relieve
him ol his misery. But by the advice Of
lady he purchased box OF Sherman's :
Cough l. EeDges: they gave aim great
relief, and to his surprise aIIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him 10 sleep soUnd ell nigh; three da, 8
use Of them made new man Of him,
and he is recommending She rman's Lo.
Eengrs to all his acqualNIances
s8gRMAN's WORM 1oGENeES
Are hsUHlv infalIbie wor+N drsrro Vne
tned%cpnr ever discovered 400 600
boxes have Oeea sod, and oet q iailart
has ever been kBo~c. They desrcny al
kinds o' ~o'ns 1, sud canNo, jurc ~hert
theNe ago nose,
Three different persons cured Of III,
Worms by The Use o4 one Box Of Worn
LoEenges,
"Mtssrs. G. f. +. & Co I47 Mair
street, C'rctnna': Genlemea,- VI,
wife Aas been afflicted with Wor as (rou
the sge Ot three years, and has neve
been wIhoRllhem She resided AT Md
SleaowW- Buler county. Al times, sb
has beeA SO all clsd with worms as i
SeHnirN lhe attendance Of Two Of the hes
ply siciaNs iH the PIace-one docterInI
her for one compliant, and one Ter anoth
er, bIl gelttng worse, she removed Il
Madison, and was Under the hAn ls q
two al the most celebrated physicians @
tha, place, but all did her no good Sh
came 10 Cincinnati some tune siRce, an
began 10 despair of getting better: in
deed she got so bad, the worms came u
in her throat - her sufferings became al
most tHtulerabIe. Hearing Of me man,
cures performed hy Sherm ,u's LozaDg {
she ,hOusbI that she would Try them las
AugOst. | stepped in your store all
got box Of the worm loEenges. and
have every reason TO rejoice that d.
SO. She took bul one halt box, when III
worms came from Ter IN bunches
could not be positive, but would SUP
pose that there we're from fifty to sixt
10 each bunch. The last Gose broHgt
several white worms, from twelve
fifteen InchNs long. She began to q
well, AMI felt better than she had Il
years. Being cured, she gave III
balance Of the box to neighbor by ii
name OF Herald. who lives a short di
tance from US, who has Two children, OF
five and the other Two years Of age, wi
we're much lroubled with worms, and
have heard since. that by the time the
had used up the box, both children we
entirely cured"
TIA ahIVs ia from Mr. K Richar
Lawrence street, near Front,
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SHERIE'F"S SALE

Rv virtue OF writ ri Pin AIiHs Ven
di Erponas, issued out Of the Coar,
Common Pleas aud 10 me directed, !
will offer for sale al he door Of the cnurI
house in Cauolilon. on Monday The IAN
day of AprIl next, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A M. and 4 o'clock p N the
following property, to wit; Lots No &
and IS, in the town of Troy, (no~ Mall
vern) Taken in execution aud will be
anlh nv na
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ing one Of those Piasters on The lower
part oG the spine,
@-CAUrIoN The great reputation
these PlaSlers have attained has induced
many unprncipled persons TO ge, up
lmliauons- Ask for Sherman g
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that full d.
reclions for use, and fac simIe Of his
name, A. Sherman, NJ. D is on the back
OF each. Trust none others. or you will
be deceived. G. F. THOMAS,
l47 Main sl, between 8 / and 4lh,
6-Sole Agent for Cincinnati.
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CIOverseed Wanted

The subscriber wishes to purchase .
quantity Of CIoverseed, for which he
will pay Cash on delivery.
VIM. Al. SINCLAIR.
CsrrolIton, Nov. 18th, 1914,
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DAVID WATT, SheTif.
Feb. 81, l845-Pf's fee $l5O.
ALSO

At the same time and place. by virtue
Of writ of Vendi Erpo"as The |, How
ing real estate, to VII: All of the N"rh h
Yves, Quarter Of Section "a, Towushlp
l3. Of ktnge 5, excepting s. acr's and
40 rods sold 10 Jacob Hawke Taken
in execution and WI he sold hy me
DAVID WATT Sheriff.
Feb. 2I, lS45 Prs lee ST. so
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Sands SarsapaTiIEa,
For tie remOVaI and permanent cure Of all
Diseases arising from an mpHre state
0fthe Blood or habit 0fthe !
SUstem,

or Kings Evil Rheumatism.
Obstinate Culaneous, ErUplions. PIN
pies, or PusluIes on the Face, Blotch
es, BIes, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge.
ment and Pain of The Bones & JOINTS,
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphilIuc SNmp-
toms. Scialica, or Lumbago, and DIS
eases arising from an injudIcious use
Of Mercury. Ascites, or Dropsy, Ex-
posure or lmprudence in Life, also,
Chronic Constitutional Disorders, &c.
10 this preparation are strongly con
cenlrated all the Medicinal properties
Of StrsapariIa, componnde1 with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength OF which is extracted on an en-
lireIy new principle. The great Object
desired is now accomplished. ia the pro,
ducIion OF a remedy possessing a con-
trolling power over supposed hitherto
ncurahIe diseases.
The afflicted. or those who may have
been given up 10 despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make a
trial OF this valuable medicine. or to call
on lhlse who have come forward aud
borne pubic testimony OF its prceless
value to them, and satisfy themselves in
dividually Of lis power in atreslng and
curing disease, and Of what II has done
for others.
The following ere extracts from let
lers recently received, aud specimens o
those coming TO hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb 9Th, 1874
MeSSrs, A B. q. D Sands:
GenlIemen-I have just received
letter from my father in RusselIVilIe
! Ky who wishes TO purchase some O
your SArsapariIla. have no doubt he
can he the means Of selling a great den
as it has perlormed wonderful cure IN
his fumily. Last December | was sent
Tor to see my sister before she died, SHE
having been in poor health for some two
or three years, q at the time ! went over
10 see her, she was at the point Of death
with The scarlet lever, aud cancercus
affection Of tho bowels, from which her
physiclan thought she could not possibly
recover. carried over with ME hot
tie Of your Sarsapariils, and with the
consent Of her physician she commenc
ed taking it that night, remained with
her three davs, end left her rapidly i'm
proving Her husband sent boy homt
with me for more OF The SarsaparIla.--
sent one dozen bottles which | believe
will effect an entire cure NV laIhc
writes me TO that effect, and wishes thro
me to procure an agency for selling you
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January l l845.
The State # Ohio, Carroll County, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
ParIlamrn Van Horn,


Qnesque Van Horn, ct. als.\ Partition,
Quesque Van Horn, whose residence
is unknown. John Van H rn and Am
Van Horn, Of Carroll couOy, Ohio; and
Parliamen SbawNPr, Margaret AunShNw
yer. aud Thankful Shaver, ol Harrison
county, OHIO, will lake n"Ice mat d pe
ltion was This day filed agains; them ir
the Court Of Common PIeas, by Par'a-
men Van Horn, and is now pending
wherein the said ParIameo Van HnrH
demands partition Of the following Real
Estate, in this county, I" vii: The sou,h
east quarter Of section 10, township l2
range 4, and that at the mkt Term %
said Court application will be made hy
said ParIamen Vac Horn, Ior an order
that partition may he m dc Of said Pre-
mises. VAN BROWN.
Au'y for Drmsndanl,
Jan 81, lS45-6w
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The Senate of Pennsylvania had under
consideration on the 25th ult. the Bill
granting to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company the right Of way to Pitts
burgh. II was advocated by Mr., Darsie.
and opposed by Mr.. Black.
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the CARROLL FREE PRESS
Edited by VAN BROWN
AND PUBLISHED
Every Friday Morning by
T W. COLLIER
T W. COLLIEI

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inGed until all arrsaragss are paid up
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CrrBook, Business Cards, Handbilts
and all other Kinds Of job Wmk, neatly
done al This Office upon hs moG reasonable
feyprs, and on The shortest notice.
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TERMS oFADvERTISIEG.

TERMS 0FADVERTlSlNG. Il
Three ,nsertiOns, one square, $500
EUery subsequent insertion, %
Larger ones ia proportion.
A liberal discount wiII be given to thOs
uko aduertise bB The year.
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All who buy box Of DR.. Sherman's
Lozsnges, or Plaster are entitled 10
one OF Sherman's Messengers ol Health.
which can ba obtained from all Agents.
Jan. |, AS,
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From the London Morning ch.Dl..

From the London Morning Chnonic. n.
Among the numerous weapons with VII,
Robert Peel will be able to combat The obiso'l "
the refractory portion OF the cabinet. who nlI'sa
suspension of the corn laws and the free NY VI
ton of grain, will be the recent dispatches s,o
minister at Washington. Those dispatches "au w
fail To inform our government of the presen. ~
larly favorable combination of circumstance -
United States, all tending TO secure ns,, &
highly favorable to the trade of this country ant
disposition Is shown on our part to receive hi. ay
duce in return. Mr.. Walker, the Secre,os,"' ' po
Treasury, who is at this time ndefatisshI, Ne
pied in procuring information on which bs IN, my
able to frame a proposal for new tariff ~. ~
have omitted To explain TO Mr. Pakenham n. saa a
difficulty with which he has to contend and H.,
hcnlty being one in which England alone & COW W.
ed, our minister can hardly have failed to rsD..
IT TO his government here. Coming at so onn"',s
a season as such representations must now A. y
fair inference is that Sir Robert Peel will M. 4 s
IN order to show how much we hazard bv ns,. Isa
ring In policy at once inconsistent with on, ~
internal ana domestic interests, and desnlcts.
our foreign trade Mr. Polk, and the memhs.
his cabinet, have on many occasions openly az
their opinions in behalf Of free trade, and Of ~
framed only upon considerations of reyenne %
the protective system in America has AL. y
brought into existence a powerful party. wbo"s
terests are bound up with a high tariff I, !. III
matter of surprise 10 find that the wealthy and
entail corporations of manufacturers whicL ta'
been called into existence aud fosered by ey,,,'
giant import duties, should cling with tenaej,y ~
tariff which, IN many important articles, GIVES ~.
the undispued command Of their home mark, \,
enables them TO exact enormous prices from The 49,
sumner.
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From our regular correspondent
New YoRK, Nov, 90, ls45


The Albion, of this date, has published an ex-
tract from the "Union" in reference to the Oregon
question: expressing satisfaction at the belief enter
tnined by it, that the peace Of the world will not be
disturbed. 1t supposes some proposition may have
been submitted by the British government, more
likely to receive The aP . Of this country
ever, that Sir Robert Pecl's government will yield
the territory up to the parallel Of 49o as that would
deprive Great Britain of Puget's Sound, the loss OF
which would render all The country north of that
line worthless. The hunting-grounds would be
rendered inaccessible, and the Hudson Bay Com,
pany put hors du combat. The occupation of Van
couver's Island, even if put wholly in possession
of England, would be no equivalent for the harbors
in Pugets Sound. The land to the north Of 400 is
barren and unfutful its rivers beset with impassa
BILE rapids, and the climate is Siberian.n
off the United States insist on taking the Column
ba to its mouth, they should, in all fairness, leave
Pugers Sound TO England. The claim to the en-
tire territory is as good on the part of Great Britain
as the United States: Iuntenable proposition-CoR.
Both parties, indeed, deem their right to the whole
valid; but, MS they have agreed to negotiate, have
mutually offered to make concession, and have con.
scented to joint occupancy for nearly twenty years
the rights of each would seem to be coequal; and to
be coequal the division should be in SINH.
lar spirt.n This is cool, and, "guess," outing.
fishes the English J
at is not so much an equal division Of octua
that is desirable but division in advantages
What becomes of the 49th degree, as indicated by
the treaty of Utrecht, and which commissioners in
virtue Of il were mutually appointed by France and
England TO run, in straight line to the Pacific
ocean,
But in spite Of this line Of 49o 30 plainly indi-
Gated by the treaty Of Utrechtin lfl3,s the Albion
thinks it ought to run as follows, VIZ:
"Let the line be continued on he parallel Of 40 de-
grees until reaches the head,oaters of .NcGilirrap,
riper, one Of he branches Of TIC Columbia; let hs
boundary then descend the Me Gilays ruer, and north
branch Of the Columbia, until comes in line toi
the bottom Of Puges Sound; and tchen Is precisely
on hat parallel let be carried dae ,cesi 10 fhe Pacific
ocemt.p
! II Affects to think that, even 10 such division,
England would he The Logger
fhe Albion contains some Interest," NC articles from
Not Indicated al all
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GIDEON HALL, corner of Al street and Pennsui.
~ uania .9renue.-Will be exhibited for few DAYS
only, to commence Monday, oath November, the
real American Tom Thumb, Coz. J. II. CHAT
FIN, the smallest man in the known world, being
20 years old, ~ inches high, and weighs but "a
pounds He has yisiiei egsrY AIIanlc city, and
hss bsen host iaForably received. He may be
seen from o'clock q. m. TO p. m.
Admitanee % cen,s-Children l2I cents
Nov Ql-Mt
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M RS. GASSAWAY has taken COMMON
ltl building on the south side of PennsyNs
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, and neany Y
posite Browns and Coleman's Hotels, where sn !
prepared to accommodate yearly and trans
boaTders. Her apartments are spacious, airy,
have been newly furnished and she haters ~
that she can insure the comfort of those VINO
visit her house AL
~ Attached to the premises is good 81"
for rent.
Nov S-dtf
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Nov lS--eobif

MI RS. MINOR takes leave to inform the el's2
wi Of Washington, and the public generally Y, h
she has recently taken the house lately occuPi1 "
Mr.. John S. Skinner, on +, between 6th ana h
streets, where she is prepared to accommodate VT
ly or transient boarders upon reasonable terms
The house is in central part Of the cily, os]
venient to the several public departments, ana wi
in few minutes walk Of the avenue. =, i
There is also carriage-house and siaof Il
tached to the premises.
Oct 2q-eo0w
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DUVALL g. BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
IInder Gndph,,, .ar,n LnIsI

lave just selected and received from New York
Ill their fall and winter goods Of the newest and
most elegant styles, consisting of cloths, beaver
cloths cassimeres, doeskins velvets, satins, silks,
&C., all of which they are prepared, as usual, to
make up in style Of elegance unsurpassed, and at
their usual moderate prices.
Also, great variety of stocks, cravats, scarfs,
gloves, suspenders, silk and woollen shirts and
drawers, &c.
The attention Of our customers and the citizens
generally is invited TO an examination of the same
DUVALL & BROTHER
Nov. 24-3taw2wif
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, on
4 street, near Al, adjoining DIR. Lindsleys,v
DIR. Sewall's.) The situation is well known 70
one Of the most healthy and desirable IN the ayl
and the house is in complete repair-oferns lnau'
ments 70 any one wishing genteel res 'ass
during the session of Congress, or for long
period, not often to-be met with. ~
Apply onthe premises, or at the Office OF N
E. wARNES
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saLrs.-Ntp York, November o. 1915 First Board =
% 900 Ohio o. 1860, ut 1000 do Of 1885, e6a; 1000
22s; SO do 2a, 90 do gag 100 Reading r. r. sol; sSo
burg, 81 as,
Second Board--loo Morris canal 22,, s. 30; so Canton
Co, I33, s. 30.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES-STEREo
TYPED EDITION.

VOLUME 10 SEPARATELY.
TINE subscribers will publish at the commence
Il ment OF the next session Of Congress (about
Jan. ], l846) "THE LAWS OF THE Us,TEp SrhTEs -
agreeable to an act ofCongess ofthe last session. and
for The accommodation cfttose gentlemen ,oho hare The
earlier edition in mind pones, volume TO- containing
the laws from the year 1889 10 March, 1915, will be
published separately, and sold al the cost Of paper and
prtnf An annual supplement on a similar type
and paper will hereafter be published at the close
ofeach session Of Congress- so that the laws of the
United States may always be had in neat and uni
form style.
LITTLE e. BROWN,
Law booksellers and publishers, Boston.
Nov. I6-dtfif
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
LNOR RENT.--Three newly finished hous.,
IL ID, between 9th and 10th streets, contain
nine comfortable rooms in each, brick oui-no. .r
&c. One of the houses | am now furnishing, "a y,
to careful tenant, would rent II low for me y
preaching session. Any person wishing y IN
comfortable house and convenient location, nj
house ia lust such a one. For further Parue1'
apply to ,vpps
Perfomery and Fancy s'or',
Between 9Th and 10Th streets, "a a'''.
Nov IL fConstitutionl -
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wheat from the Baltic, besides other supplies =,
may perhaps, reach before the winter se,s IL "as
duty tc-!ay is returned at les.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

EDWARD KERSEY,
Third house ,rea ofihe Union Office, Penn '''"'
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NO, indicated at all.
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VIM. MARSHALL
Auction and Commission Son
Pennsylvania ay., between 9th and 10th suep
Nov 2A--TuWF
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II 11IpOfipATrnNs tlr.

NJ TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, &c,
FREDERICK FICKEY " SONS, 900 Barn.
MORE STREET, have just received per ships Pocahan.
ia7, Albert and PowhatIan,
+. FIckv sons superior cord Spool Cotton
TheY, latham & Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread
Mems and Women's Stockings, a complete assou'I
do do Morayian Stockings
do do six do
Coat Cords and Binding, complete assortment
LacCS and Edgines
hamhswool, Cotton ana Berlin Gloves.
Hin Il sons unrvalled Needles
CUTLERY, complete assortment
Japannrd Tea Trays; brass and iron Candest 'cks
Pearl Shirt Buttons; snuff Boxes and Volns
Lead Pencils; ornamented Dressing Cases
Supcrfne ornamcntcd Card Baskets
Pocket Looking Glasses. sc.
AND on CONSIGNMENT,
COMBS, Of every description; Brushes
SILK aud Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone ana Silk do do
Hacking and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Cum Elastic Suspendcrs
0cks and SHIRT Collars; Fancy SOAPS sc.
!G5- TO which we invite the attention OF Cauntry
Merchants and others and assure them that we vii.
sell them goods low they can buy them in any OF
TIE Eastern markets Our stock they will find to be
very complete containing greater variety than any
other stock OF goods in this market, which, being of
our 0WH imporatens or consigned To ua we are ena-
bet 10 offer AT prices which cannot fail 20 please.
Oi6 CI
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~ HEN IN The course of human events it be
w comes necessary for the citiztns of Bali
more ana others to tepIenSh their purses and pocket
DOCKS he best thing they do is send or call
at NJ. DoY LE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. IA PRATT
ST. opposite the Railroad depot (next to Bradsaw's
Ched states il0tel,) and procure of the magni
cent capitals TO he drawn this week. Doyle Inns sold
more prizes than any other vendcr in the u. States,
ana the presumption is that he will sell great many
hore therefore If you would get rich in the shortest
possible time, call and invest small sum in the fol-
lowing splendid schemes.
THURSDAY, capital sl2, Ooc, tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the Thomas Thumb scheme, capital
S4UOO. Whole tickets 81, halves so cents. Guaft.rs
% cents will sell 25 wholes for SI3 % halves for
90 90, % quarters for 50 o Look out Ladies, nOw's
the lime to get spin money!
a liberal discount will be paid to persons who p,lr
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, By
tas package, single ticket, or share. All orders, per
ma il or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 40. l1i Prattstreet,
Is ri Opposite 3. X o. X. r. Depot.
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49,, - No. - BALTIMORE STREET.
g "SpL EAT SAIL OF GROCERIES.
"a ~ my Auction Room on THURSDAY MORN
nv, 'cl ~ ut half past 10, the remaining effects of
Grocer, TO wit: Teas; spices; chocolate; sweet oil;
hsni ~ hoHGS herring; 80 boxes starch indigo blue;
cinnamon; 30 boxes scgars weights; scales; bea. a.
haccn; candles; ppes mustard; sugar. mo asses; cod
hsh; bfoons; brushes; SALT cheese coffee: buckets.
NV do| oIicHlhg; az empty barrels; TASKS and bottled
sweet oil; with spices; china; crGckrry; hardwarr.
cutlery. After which a collection of furniture: CLOCKS
carpets; beds bedding; chairs calirDrs: shelf Goods
&c me sale affords fine variety ard worthy of the
wholesale and retail grocer. Additions solicited
Old2t II. w. BDUL, AUct;r