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valuable medicine 10 that neighbOfhood
Respectfully, !. N OWENS.

0rSull more striking results from
tn powerful Ond controlling Laurnce Of
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA OVER the
most dreadful diseases 10 which Ihe hu-
man frame is sujrct.
TIE following letter was addressed
10 our agents AT Boston:
RoxBURY, Mass May Is, is43
Messrs. Smith 81 Fowle:-Gentle4neU
1t is wlrh great pleasure | send you
this cerlfrate OF the wondt rUl cure
made upon nv child by the use ol Saudi
5 'rsapariIla Sho had berH lfupHed
more or less with Hereditary Scrofula
IrOm her inianCy, which at length sci
TIED IN her rvs, where It ragged Wrh
such violence cher mouth and Ilps he
lRg extremely sore and very much swoI
leU1 that she could not t0ke ans naur
lshment except liquids lrom spOnn
she sooa became very much eusclAle d
and 90 weak as 10 be unable 10 raise
herself without assistance. The jaw
bones began to decay, and four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from The eHrcls Of this banefaI, and, as
| feared, tncurabe disease. Al this time
her condition was dreadful to behold,
and The pain was so intense that she
WAS unable 10 sleep, excep,a few mIn'
utes AT time. She had taken other
preparations o. SarsapnrIIla, and Oher
medicines recommended for Scrolula
but without any good effect. aud 1 had
almost d"spaIred o. seeing my child cur
I'd. or even relieved OF this ualhsome
and most delesabIe disease, when by
your recomm Hdarlon (iUr which sbs II
aiw'Vs ierl g'atefu) | WIS irduced to
Try Sands Sa"SaparIla. ! procured onr
hottie, aud alter she had taken about one
half Of the contents ! saw decided
change for the better | cunIluued tie
use Of the SIsaparIlIa with rene VT hope
her health improved rapidly, the foul
ulcers IN her mouth began to head - she
resled comfortably ihrougt the olghr;
'ud now. gentlemen, alter u.lRg five
'nIiles. ny daughter Is entirely cured
yes, Gao truly sny that she is better
lhan she ever was IN her lie, and | al
tribute her cure " HOLLY to lhe Use, q
odnds Sarsapsrlrla.
ASA F ONION
For IDriher particulars and ccuc lu
sve r0I6enCe Of lis supe ror value ou,
ffcocy, see prmphIets, which may b.
,bralned grals
Pr pared aad sold wholesale and re
Iah, by
A b & d SANDS
Wholesale DUggDsrs. 70, Fu,onsr N
| Aud sold also by Diuggrss geupraill
IN he pfinripol towns ano cites IhI oUgh,
out he United States.
K. JACKSON. Agent,
Canollon, Oh i
January lS45
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WEAK BNCKS! WEAK BACKS!!
1000 roo SOLD YEARLY!
Price OnLy ID cts

Price only ID cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The hest Srreng henlng Plaster in the
world, and sovereign remedy Tor pains
and weakness in the back, loins, ed {.
breast. neck. limbs, o nts, rheumatism, +,
and lumbago; worn on the lower part Of
the spine, they entirely cure the piles +,
and on the email Of the back, the falling
Of tho womb; applied 10 the back ot the
neck Of children leethiDg they give grea,
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression Of
Ihe chest and stomach, liver complaint,
AVsDepsia. ssthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, Done can be
better than these pasters. They are
kOuic, or sire OgtheOiDg. stimulating and
anodyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known One
mil 100 are sold yearly.
wv Hoxie. Esq. who was bent near
~ double with Rheumatism, was enabled
alter wearing one - hours. to get up
and dress himself. 10 Two days he was
perfectly we'll.
Mr.. David Williams. of Elizabeth
town. IN, J on old revolutionary soldier,
ives 40 afflicted with Rhomallsm that he
couid hardly help himself One Of these
P,as,ers entirely cured him.
Mrs Georee Nixon, one OF the Mana
gers Of the lnsr .utlon for Aged INDECENT
Females in the city Of New York, says
the old ladies find great benefit from
these P'asters, they being very liable to
Mains or weakness 10 The back, as we'll
a. other parts Of the body.
Mr. George w Spencer. Streoe' In
eoscIor. was cured Of the Piles BY war
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Sands SaEsaparilEa,
For the removal and permaue1d cure Of all
Diseases arising from az impure state
Qfthe Blood or habit Qfthe

4 or tAe TeWO0Gt ana PefWaHeH cure q GE
Diseases arising from az impure state
Qfthe Blood or habit Qfthe
System.
ScroCuIa, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate CUlnneous, Eruplions PIN
pies. or Puslules on the Face, BOtch,
rs, BlIeS Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or Fetler, Scald Head Enlarge
mpHt and Pain Of the Bones Il Joints,
Stu Oborn Ulcers, Syphlluc s mp
toms. Sriatlca, or LnM bago, and DIS
eases arising from an InjudlciOus Use
OF Mercury, Asclles, or Dropsy, Ex-
posure or lmprudence 10 Lie, also i,
Chronic Constitutional Disorders Sc.
In this preparation are strongly con
cenlraled si the Medicinal properties
ol 5 .rsapa rilla, compounded with other
vajuable veg table extraots, the whole
strength OF which is extracted on All ell
IireIy new principle. The great object
desIreG is now accomplished, ia the pro
duclon Of a remedy possessing a con-
rolling power over supposed hitherto
incurahle diseases
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up In despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make Il
trial Of this valuable medicine, or to cell
OH lhlse who have come forward and
horne pubic testimony Of its priceless
value TO the m, and satisfy themselves in
dviduaIly Of it's power 10 arresting and
curing disease, and Of what 1t has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let-
teTs recently received, and specimens O
those coming to hand daily:
GALLATlN, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1914.
MesSrs, A. B. T. d Sands:
Gentlemen--l have just received
letter from my father in RusselIville
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some o
your S4rsapariIla. have no doubt he
can Oe the means of selling a great deal
as il has performed a wonderful cure IN
his family. Last December Was sent
for to see my sister before she died, she
having been 10 poor health for some two
or three years, a. at the time ! went over
10 see her, she was at the poln, OF death,
with The scarlet Ievor, and a cancerou4
affection of the bowels, from whIcb her
physician though, she could not possibly
recover. carried over with ME hot
lie of your SnrsapariIIa, aud with the
consent Of her physician che commenc
ed taking it that night, remained wlth
her three daVs. Snd left her rapidly i'm,
proving Her husband sent boy home
with me for mOre OF The SArsapariIls.-
| cent one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure Nv father
writes me to that edert, and wishes thro'
ME to procure an agency fur selling your
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sHERmAN'S CAMPHoR LozENGE Es

SttERM ANS CAMPt1OR LOZEN(1ES
Give immediate relief to Nervous or sick
Headache palpIIaliun Of The heart, low
ness OF sp'rls. despondency, ihAamma-
tory or puIrIed sore throat, bowel Or sum
mer cempIaint, lainttng, oppression or
sense Of sinking Of The chest, choic,
spasms, cramps Of The stomach or bow
els, EysterIcRl affections BRd all nervons
diseases, dVowsness through the day aud
Waketutness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbUs, diarrhcs4, assiluds, or a sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find the Leg ngcs
really revIviDg, aDd impartlng the buoy
aDcy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ, Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered lor years wrtb
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve nil he used these Lozenges,
which relieved it entirely 10 Is minutes.
DIR. 6. Hunter has been Su jet to Vo-
lent attacks Of head dache, so 90 10 mike
him almost bIiud for Two or three hours
at time. Nothing ever Sforded him
any re ef lili he tried these Log 'nses.
and they cured him in few minutes
Or Sherman's l. Genges can re ob. .
lained Wholesale and Retail ol G F
Thomas, Nam 81. between 3 aut 4tb,
Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Ono, aud ol
The following Agents,
GREER & Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND LiaIrshurgh.
GEORGE MANFULL, Augusta.
k JACKSON CarIo'Ilon
Cough L Uges 25 cents per box;
Worm
CathaTiIc
All who buy box of D. Sherman's
LnzeDges, or PtasIer are entitled {,
one Of Sberman's Messengers OF heUit0
which can hn oblaiaed from all Agents.
Jan. |, AS
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FARM FOR SALE.

- The subscriber wishes 10 sell
1s!sN the Farm on which he re-
lIIllI sides, lying oO the road lead
ing from SreUbenVlIle 10 Can
ton, one ball mile west OF The village ol
New Hsrrishurgh Carroll county, con
tanning l6O acres, one hundred
acres Of which is cleared and under
good cultivation. There is on said farm
a good Orchard, buildings convenient,
with several never failing springs Of
water Terms will be made to suit
Possession will be gwen immediately
Those Wishing to pure hsse Farm o
his description will do we'll to call and
see said premises before purchasing
elsewhere.
PETER ABRAHlMS.
December 90, 1914 ,.....
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ing ono Of these Piasters on the lower
part Of the spine.
GrCAUTIoN The great reputation
these PIaslers have attained has induced
many unprncipIed persons 10 &c, up
worthless limitations. Ask for Shermnn's
Poor Mans Plaster. and see that IuII dl-
TectinHs for use aud a lac slmjIe o his
name. A. Sherman, N d is on the back
oI each Trust none others, or you Will
be deceived. q F THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, bstweeD 3 and 4lh,
6TSoie Agenl Tor Cincinnati.
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7 W COLLIER
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SRRRMAN's CousH LozENaEs are the
safest, most sure and effsctua remedy
for Coughs. C,Ids. s.Cpa4 4u nptIoh4 ,Wn oop
ing Cough Asthma, Ttgh,nsss Of The
Lungs OF Chest, &c. &c. The proprie
tor h g never kno%H an Instance where
they dad not give perfect satisfaclion.-
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the last Year. restoring 10 health
persons IN almost every stsge OF con-
sumption, and lhose laborInQ under the
most distressing colds and coughs
jonathan f1owsrtb, ESQ, Iha well
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last January by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed to have settled ia a
coErumpWon. lie raised good doaI oi
bloody matter, and his cough was 40
harrassihg and iRcessant that he coAi
get 10 rest by day OF night. Alter try
ing various remedies without relief. he
thought that death alone would relieve
him O his misery. But by the sdVqce Of
a lady he purchased q box of Sherman'S .
Cough L'zeDges: they gave him great
relief, and TO his surprise alIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him to sleep sound all nigh'; three day s
use oil them made new msn OF him,
and he is recommending She rmaR's 10.
zenges to all his acquainlances
sHERMAN'S WORM LozENGEs
Are The only infalIible worm dpstro wing
medicine ever discovered l.409 600
hoxes have been sold, and not failure
has ever been kDowC. They destroy II
Kinds Of worms, and cannot inlure where
there are none.
Three drfferen, persons cured OF the
Worms by the use Of one Box Of Worm
Lozenges.
"Messrs. G. F r. & Co I47 Main
street, Cincinnati: Genremen. -My
wife has been ORlcled with worms from
the age Of three years, and has never
been without them She resided at MID"
dletown, Butler county Al times, she
has been 81 afflicted wilh worms as to
require the attendance oil tWo Of the hest
ply sicians IN the place-oue doclerlng
her for one complaint, and one for unoDh
eT, but getting worse, sne removed 10
Madison, and was under The hands Of
4Wo of the most celebrated physicians Of
that place, bat all did her no good. She
came TO Cincinnati some time STAGE, and
began 10 despair OF getting better: 10
deed she got so bad, the worms came up
IN her throat = her su fferings became al
most IntoerabIe. Hearing Of he many
cures performed bS Shermtn's Lozanges,
she thought thai she woaId try them last
August. | stepped in yonr store and
got box of the worm IoEenges, and
have every reason 10 rejoice thai id
so She took bat one hall box, when tht
worms cane from Ter 10 punches
could not be positive. but would sup.
pose that there we're from hity to sixty
in each buaCh. The lasl oose brough
several while woFms, from tweIv" Il
fifteen iDch's long, She began to e."
we'll, AMI felt better than che had ful
years. Being cured, she gave III
balance Of the oox to Heighb by TIT
name oi Herald, who IIVess short dis
tance from us, who has Two children, on
FIVE and he other Two years OF age, VIII
we're much troubled with worms. and
have heard s'Rce, that by the time the,
had used Up the box, bnth children wer'
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. X Richard
LawreNce street. near FrORt,
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January l lS45
9Al[lLO2IlNGl
In New ERagcrAdOWn!

The subscriber would respectful ly
'nlOrm his old customers aud elhe pub
&c generally, that he sulI Contluues 10
AIRY on the above business in New
Nagtrslown. Carroll county, OHIO. He
will be found IN his shop at ali lines TO
all, I'D 10 those who may favor hun with
a call. He receives the Nv York
and PhiladelphIa F,shions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which will ena.
BILE hlm 10 give salisfac lion 10 both old
and young He hopes by stricl atten
lion TO business 10 receive share OF
that patronage which is always beslow
ed by liberal public on The industrious
His charges will be made to suit lbe
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce IN paw ment.
WILLIAM MCCANDLESS.
Feb. ID. l845.
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II you want 10 buy cheap GOODS o
almost any kind, just call on The subscri
ber.
". Nj SINCLAIR.
Nov, 6lh 1914.
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OTBOok, Business Cards, Hand' lie
and all other kinds n Job WOrk, neatly
done al This Ofice upoD The most redsoHabIe
terms, and on the skUTtesi notice.
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for final decision. have no time 10 add
more. Yours, very truly,
dLO-KNlCKERBOCKER.
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rERMS nFAnVERTISING.

TERMS OFADyERTlSING.
Three msertions, one squire, Sl.oO
EUery subsequent insertion, 70
Larger ones in proportion.
A liberal discount wiIi be giUrn 10 thCs
Dko aduertiSe bg the ueGY.
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Movements OF Travellers.

Yesterday was one Of comparative dullness a,
the principal Hotels. The arrivals were generally
less numerous than any since the opening Of the
season. The departures were, as usual, on Sun
days, restricted by the suspension Ut the customary
line OF travelling on certain routes on the Sabbath
The following, however, are among those who
have arrived at the
AMERIcAN-R l. Hopkins, Tippehannsek Va; Chas
G Wexford, Fredercksburgh, Va; w. D. .Gillsland,
A. Cherry, Alabama, and ten Others
AsroR-T. D,ggers, Baltimore; Messrs G. II. Mo-
ming, W. Sergeant, 8. Mandate, Drs. Whit and Eve
rift, Boston J. Smell Washington: Dr. 8 Fitch, Phi
ladelphis; H. Morgan, Aurora, and 20 others.
sCIry-R. D Gahney, Albany; II. Holeston, Buffalo; D
Devins, Syracuse; Commodore Kesrney $. N. on his
return from Albany; Newell Shortweli, Boston; Thos
A. Blount, N. c., and six others.
FsANxLis-s. w. Allen, Van Buren, Alabama; symes
seckor, Fsyetteviliej w H. Williams, Warrington, N.
c and ten others
sr. GEoRcs. Charles @. Allen, Miss; r. saunderson,
Mass; James il Eason, Dsnbury, CT; Alexr. Wilcox
+. A. Simmons, i. d. Tomlnsen, Charl ston, and ten
others
HowARDs'-James II. Cecil, Augusta; T. Hayden. Co
iumbia; b. II Burnfon, Rockville, Indisnay II Quacken
boss, Alsbamaj Halsey Rogers, Judge johnson, Salem
and 20 Others
WAvERLEv-Csptaia John X. stockton, Philadelphia
Ell Peckham, Providence; Geo. A. Hawkins, Albany;
L. 8 Whemore, Boston; Captain .. b. Hood, Trinidad
Chas. l.. smith, Washington, and six others.
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Varieties.

At the period OF the suppression in l773 the Jesu
IL proessec houses CSC colleges 81 novicates
l76 semnaries, 335 residences and 273 missions They
composed OF ~ $40 MEMBERS Of whom 4l3 are
priests
The Frederick INDY Examiner says there 10 not in the
Jail Of that county any confined either offender
the first time it has been open house Tor the last Thirty
years.
new weekly paper is about to be started In Boston
by Mr. r. Fitzgerald the elected editor Ct the Reporter
to be called the Boston Tablet II s TO be thoroughly and
strictly Catholic.
A boy named Adams, in Webster, Mass on Tuesday
last accidentally shot his sister the head, killing her
instantly. The girl was about fifteen years old.
DR. Huntingdon who he's been appointed collector Of the
port of Sag Harbor declines the appointment II
given him without solicitation upon the old fashioned
principle that who mind their business at home
will toke good Of public Interest," committed to
them. But the Doctor says he wishes for NO eface.
A monument to Christopher Columbus is to be erected
at Turin Italy The King has given 0e0 vres for the
purpose and commission has been appointed to raise
further subscriptions.
Miss Abby Kelly the female lecturer the subject Of
slavery was pelted with rotten eggs while delivering
lecture in Harrisburg Pa few days sincej Of them
struck her in the face.
Mr.. Henry Smith, respectable farmer OF Dublin Coun
IT, North Caroline, murdered by of his slaves
the 9th ut who attacked him in field, and beat In his
skull with q stick The negro IL now In Jail at Kenans-
vile.
Died. suddenly tho LIST inst at his residence In Al
leghany County, the Honorable John NJ snowden.
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City Intelligence.

Police Omce-APRIL 6-CoUNTHRvEIr MONEY
Very little business done at the police to-day Of any
interest," Last evening woman was arrested BY officer
Wedan for offering $40 counterfeit note and this morn
bill the Fsrmers and Mtchsnics Bank, Railway, a..
tered upon Mr. Brown of No. 81 Bowery, Of whom she
bought small quantity Of Britannia ware Persons who
have had any such bad money passed upon them would
do well TO call at the Lower Police.
COroner's Omce-April e.-No inquest was held TO-
day.
CoURr SEssioNs-The April term Of this court com.
DAY at IL O'Clock, when Grand Jury will be
empanneed and the list of petit jurors called All de
Equents will be fned After The trial Of or two un
important cases, the court will take recess till Wednes
day.
COMMON Courcm.-The Board of Aldermen will meet
to night but hold very short session. There will be
speaking for buncombe but probably very little bu
siness done.
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Amusenents.

ENGLISH CIRCUS CoMPANY.-Among the perform
ers attached 10 the troupe of English tquesrians,
who to appear the Bowery Amphheatre this
ing, perceive the names Of the celebrated drivers
Family, !" of Astleys London Amphithestre.
OU- Don't forget the Temple of the Muses., OF
Floating Theatre, tonight 1t Is now at the foot
of Chambers street II is beautiful and respectable
tablshnsnt good order is preserved by the u 8.
shsls-and the performances are highly Interesting and
pleasing Ladies and Gents, 60 and see It..
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SOMETHING NEw.-SInce Mr. Cushlng's treaty
with China the attention Of that wonderful people
seems turned to the United States, for we notice
among late arrivals, that of Ye.Wang, the Sorcer-
King of Foklen, sent out as we learn by an Ameri-
can resident at Canton. The novelty, magical
powers, and strange feats Of this celestial, will
create sensation throughout the United States
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Most Of the fances have been steadily declining GU,
tatoDs ruling yesterday with those current til
Saturday previous, show decline in Long Island of pc
cent Mohawk do; Canton t; Farmers' Loan /; No
wich and Worcester illinois IS l; PennsyIvan 6s
Stonington IL; Erie Railroad 2; and an advance in Obi
6s per cent vckburg s2 United States Bank L. Rea
ing Railroad "a; Morris Canal /; and East Boston Is
Pennsy os have throughout the week been stead
falling
We annex table carefully compiled from the shippir
List giving The quantity OF Of tn principal article
exported from this pert for the first quarter Of the pa
three years.
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Surplus Assets over Liabilities . !. 81 oaa ,26O


The special debt Of the company $3.50 not taken
into this account the real estate owned by the bank
amountingo $500 600 as it is estimated that will
Bank have claim the Vicksburg Bank amounting to
81, 262 1885, which WILL without a doubt, be compromised
upon terms favorable to ali parties concerned 1t pro
posed to receive half Of the due in the stock
he Banking and Railroad Company and to arrange the
balance satisfactorily as possible. he assets OF the
Vcksburg Bank put down So s97 50, Of which
than millions of dollars in notes. bills and
mortgages In the event of these being realized at the
tace the capital Of the hank would be saved, without
making compromise settlements of its Liabilities Should
the OF the bank only nett fifty the dollar
including the railroad, &C. and the liabilities be paid
full the surplus would give value to the stock OF about
twenty per cent. In the event of q compromise set
Element Ct liabilities sey at fifty cents the dollar
and disposal OF its four millions Of dollars assets In the
shape OF notes bills and mortgages to pay that per cent
there would be the railroad and its apperenances
the khoders hch at halt their pay
on each share about thirty dollars This railroad pays
nett income Of about one hundred thousand dollars which
is per cent interest on about hundred
dollars This being the actual value Of the road accord
ing to nett receipts estimate be formed by every
one interested of the ectual value of the stock.
There having recently been considerable speculation
this give the above statement Tor what
Those involved in the speculation will themselves
accordingly As most OF the operators however care lit
tie about the sctua value of stock long money
be made out Of it, matters not what may BIZ the condition
OF the institution the stock represents.
We usual table OF comparative quotations for
stocks each day of the week Just closed also the ruling
prices at the close of the week previous.
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL Srocxs IN TINE NIw