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the enizeHs oi Carroll Snd The adjoining
coual,ss that theJ baYe erected anew
IRO az . OgMDRY
IN THR TewNOF LEgsBURGH,
Carroll County, Ono, where they 10
tend 10 make and keep constantly on
hsnd, Castings Of all scriPliOns. TO wit:
Every yarety OF Mil Gearings, Thresh
,ag~Macmne Gearing, Stoves, and Plows
OF the most improved peIterns nov in
use, &c. &c. All orders for cssungs
y III be promptly attended to, and csn
be speedily 's6ded, as thew will atall
times have = good ptHeTn maker em
ploved Their casung' Wlil be oi The
bssJ Grtuy ne they IEtsad u0Ipg sntus
ly ihgfKertrcky -I:oa.
They haTo FLls0 connected With tie
fenudry an extensive Mdch.ae. aud
&nrh Shop, where they will make
macnines turning Ialhes, and
ploushs; aud do-sll kinds OF Forg,ng,
Forming. sc. to ordsr.-aiso repairing
alt klnds ol mdchlaety on Tue shortest
notice.
They willreceive IN payment old me.
tai at one cen, pee pound. and slI kinds
Of counfry produce at market price,
end wall not refuse chah.
b, pGrsuiug = cgurse Of tsir dealing.
and hoGesl INDUSTRY, they hope to mer-
t and receives liberal share Of tho pub
tic patronage
Thsp plGvs that we manufacture have
been thoroughly tired 10 our county,
and PRAYED 10 no the beet nov 10 nsa
We,relpr thnse who wish 10 purchase ,
10 The loinwirg gentlemen who have
u.ed oor ploSs: Levl-Jpnkins, DR., Z
Cua,nlngS, 8 Jenkins Ohio 'iIlker,
and Xp.Ponock We cell the above
plow lrr,fvr dollars end give twopo,n,s.
We utther inform the citizens OF
Carroll aOi rhs .sdjo,ning cOuniies, that
We msuufacture the "CarrolltOn plows"
vi h right and Isfi poIn's; slso points
Tor Woods improved Bull ploWs.
C P g. A. ". FISHER & Co.
Leesburgh, March 9Th 1916
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no AIR DING-HOUSE.
ayOhM Matt

Taxes 16's method OF inGormiag the
public that be has taken and lived nm
the spacious BRICK House, terv ,erly oc
CAPPED ~ lr Emery, 10 T,su,-s,rer
Gtrrolllon. en5 is now Psy psted m 40.
commed"te large "0W1 er OF Boatd+ss.
The hnnse is large aud ce. o.,s,,tr.
a." '"ca'ed IN a hraIrhy sud A,aa,,,ul
par of the ,u"O Tho.r u.str, 49, ., IN
t""""S ""''o "tll hnd aa 40 'hrl, a oash
%le '" cs' aud a.eerlaia hts s..rus,
""''' Wi ue ip'oral. belure af.ptsang
-srroiHor Ap4ii 10 1~46
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~Egramsarcan,s Pills

Asa general lamly medlcine, espe.
,cially III country 81 suhlrcl 10 sudden
changes OF temperature ia this, their
Valuo Is Incalculable. by having the
Bdndrelh Pulls always on hand should
a sudden attack ot sickness take place,
they can DO gVenat once, aud viii often
have effected cure beIore the ph al
Clan could have arrived.
In cnoIIc and iuAAmmluon Of yhe
bowels, these P.Ils Will at once relieve,
,and perseverance, IN their use accord
ing to lhe drreclOns, vii surely do all
that medicine can do, 10 restore The
health OF the patient
Ia all cases of indigestion Worms,
A hma, Diseases OF the Heart. and ell
affections OF tho stomach ard bowels
't,,a y andre h ,Puls viii be lound nev.
sef'S tne rer edy.
T. rnsar" the iull benefit Of these
celehrsled PtlIa, they should be kept IN
the hrlse, go that, upon ,ho hrAl com
menceneui OF sicknes'. they may be
al once resored 10. Ga. dose Then IL
better than o dozen alter ulsease has
become e.,abl- he'd IN he svsleu.
For sale At he store at II \ Sudger
Carrolhon Fob. q lSiB.
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NlTICE rs RERE9Y GLYNM


TUal on the 5.h Ut Ny, 1915 Syi-
rVester Grlmss aud Ezabelh NJ G,m :
by their guardlrn Georg' Mau'ull, Sr,
tiled IN tho couu ul common plras ol
Carroll county, Onro, lherr petition fer
pIrtluon, against Su ton CuunlAah IN
JuliaO Gumes. ,d Marion Gtlmcs. and
JoEH Pouer their guardian, eIlodItng
that sad Canning han is 0wnor, N lee,
'ol four elghlhs, aud each OF the follow e.
Ing persons ownsr, ~ teo, OF enc eighth
part 10 wit, ia ian Grimes, Marion
-Grlmes, sylvester t.rfrrs and Elizabeth
m Gum"a) OF tho following LANDS, 10
Ssytt f,t4 acres ol land, situate N sald
't;HTr"'i uouu,y IA -.cttnn % township
10, and range >, berug 'he west half Of
the northeast Iarter Ot sad seciu0O, aud
the residue OF SAID tract being situate 10
the northwest corner oi the southeast
quarter ol sald seclNn, HnrIh ug a rDn,
and the whole tracl being h0unded north
by Hand OF John U1ord, yu tho west by
land OF William Man oil On tho suulh by
land ol Simeon Jennings aod on he ea.l
by land OF George Gumes; and said peu,
ton praysthat partition be made to paci
iparR N inieresl according 10 his and hel
aespsehye Inleresi.to hold in seVerliIy
VIM. ID EWING,
Attorney lor Defendants
May 8. 1896 80 ct
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Al who buy box OF Dr., Sherman's
L1zsnges, or Plaster are entitled ie
one oI Shermaa's Messengers Of Health.
which can be Obtained t1om all Agents.
Jan. l.. as.
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IHE Suhscriher, for The purpose Of
koepIng'hIs trends advised of hIs Iocr-
tlon, &c. would respectfully inlorm he
pHblIc that -hs stiIl continues CARRYING
on The Ebova business al his old Sand,
"n lIshOn street Cirroilton, lew doots
nnr'h Of 'he Western Exchange Fin.el
"here he can be found at ali limee. bv
those who desire 10 preserve health hy
Keeping drv feet, He, therefore, would
recommend 'hr pcn2le Who need
BOOTS AMlO SHOES,
TO give hun cali, and he assures them.
THAT they Will GO away well SHUN.
He IS determined to work nothing nut
the best malerlal that can he purchased
aud his work shall he done m the most
fashionable style, as we'll usin the most
substantial mpnner
Thankful for the patronage hereto
fore received, he Is determined to rem.
der himself worthy of continuance oI
'h I support, witch all indus' rlons and
attehiIve mechanics, should receive al
The hands Of a hberal public,
His shop Is on the EAST side Of Ills.
bon street, nne door north of Ebersolc
and Crumrine's Rlacksmiuh shop
HENRY HELFRlCH.
Feb. %. 1886.
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MEDIcA INsTIT.U TIE.
gao lSg = 1ED Ms D.
Professor II SaEssry iHthe WaIOug4ty.GJ
nlpersay, .

HtANNA"gf
WILL Optn a preparatory rrediral
sch"ol lu Nea L,saou. OHIO, oh .he len
Ga, ot HAfeh 1876 Having .bssa
largely -eagrse6 IN GIVING eiiice lnslruc
tisn, Inr r.~fe lhan tweuIy 5ighl years,
he mop. thtl hr = 90 same degree,u nab,
lfrd ior the task Whica he assu,pks
Pfss-nIhg that the population Of our
l-,etllgeaI cuun'ty, sFe awake 20 tl.esnt.
cessliy Of mnre enlarged education
than IS generally afforded 20 medical
students, be lorursrs to argue, the I'm.
poftauce OF hts O.Iect shall he hte
aim 10 prepare the student thoroaqhL
for enIeung the sf-ren, medic schools.
ol our cOnn,ry, ior tue purpose ofgrpu
utIron. lilo wal, spare no pans TO .plvB
a thorough course of Instruction. iut
which purpose. hr will attend pers.f-
a,y upou ,hr dciiy 'sciatioao snd eran,-
tHdtoas OF the students, and he ASSURES
tnusr, Who mag commit themselves M
his trust, thai 40 one shall be perm,,tsi
TO make an Artificial progress llhs
most caTt ul demonstrations will ile
made tn Anatomy, 10 which dep9rIme,H
be will teassIsled by competent dcui-
oHstraluT.
he vii deliver regular course of
'lecIures, 10 ihe several departments, al u
,Oiii.nOt leaee amy subject, uuuI his cIats
shall evInce d satisfactory unte staHd--
ting Of hB previous lecture
As The psnpOsmon winch be submits
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a GDOEs BAISG AIN!
VINO WANTS IT2

The subscriber wishes TO srll ,uuar
ter section of Llnd, suu le in Blown
township, Carroll county, ONO, wltnln
one aud hall miles Of tho Sandy aud
Beaver Canal 1t has noImprovrmenls
on It, itts well umhered, surrounded
with good farms, snd ls 10 the mltst Of
a we'll settled aud good nelghOorhoOd.
A part OF the price will be required IN
hand, and the balance in payments. A
good aud ,ufhcrent rrlo can be glvon -
For iurlher particulars Apply To
KENDALL JACKSON, Agent,
For
JOHN q BkENNEM.
Feb 20, 1886.
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only lhusa who are Uthre stud iHA
must furnish Ihrlr own books. Ihe IUl
lowing are Iecommended:-
Anatorg Wilson, 0oubhn DisssctGk
.Horner z xtOn.
Sgrgery Gibson, Dorsey, Listons
Druul, f reusou, Copper
Theory and Practice Gregory Wat
son 'Eogrte, Dung ngudgaoO, ;Srokes.
Obstetrics Metgs, Rgmsoothdm. Val
pease, Devices.
Mat Medica tPerstra, Wood and
Bache.
ChrmShy -Gahum, Kars.
Phiiosophy -Carp'uler.
The health OF Nav Lisbon is not ex-
ceIed by lha, Of auy town IN the coua.
rrv B,nrdrng can be had from / SO 10
l.75 Further PARTICULARS can be as.
c-rttIned by letter.
New L,,bou. Feb 6. 1916.
or fne WrsIero Pa lad,um, CarroE
Fee Pccss, Trsc r,ws Advocate,
SAX Country D mocraL Beaver Ar
eus, Welsburgh Trnuscfpl, Uuon add
Hrrlid. SleuhrnvlIte, will each copy 10
Dhe annGnl ol S.
StF1R N ANS CAMP PHOR l. O,ZENS Es
Give Immed'are relei TO Nervous Or sick
Headache, palpuulluu Of the heart. Iows
Iness OF splrns. despordFncy, luflammaA
tory or paired sore throat, bowel or SUN
'mer conplainI, Ia'nlINg oppression or q
sense Ut sinking OF fhe chest, choltc.
lspasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow i
els, tysrerlceI sti'cIlons ~nd all nervuu,
dlseasrs, drowSlurss through the dsY ard
akelulness bE night. Cholera orc hoIers
murbUp, drarrh6l, Ia~titude, or senss
of fatigue Persons trave Hing or attend,
ing large par,es, will find The It, gem &C.
RIA y feVlVrng, and rmparting The buoy
aucy Oi youth
Joseph B Npnss, Esq. Vice Presrdenr
'oi the Washington Marine lnsuraRc,
Company, has suffered tor wears witt
nervous headache, that nothing Wuuit
relieve II he used these Lnzepgee
which relieved it e tireIy 10 IS milrutes
DR. &. Hunter has been subiccl to vio
4ent attacks Of headache, 50 as 10 mak
him almost blind Tor rwo or three hour
al time. Nothing ever aTordcd hin
any re ref iii he tried these LozenRes
and they cured him in few minutes
DR.. Snerman's L, zenges can he oh
tained Wholesale and Retail oil G 4
ah0mas, MAN st. between Sd and 4th
Sole Agent for Cincinnati OHIO, aud 4
the following Agents.
GREER e. Co, Magnolia.
. A HIGHLAND, Hatrishurgh.
GEORGE MANFUII. Augusta.
| * JACKSON, CarIollon.
i Cough L zenges 25 cents pae box:
| CamDhor ~
! Cathartic
| A who buy box Of DE- She,wan,
| L1zsnges, or Plaster are eutitled /
one ol ShermaG's Messengers Of Elealtt
which can be Obtained from all Agenis
| Ian 4 I5
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LgERrlsG FaUADnY.

The uudeEslgnsd respectful INFORM
the eniseHs q CerToli Snd the sdIolntug
couaGlss rthst theg baYe erected a new
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3 altogether new in
Dor Il the consider
no are ahXiUus ior
TatIIre.
heretofore & E0n for
uh 20 INSTRUCTION,
he student 10 the ad--
Hs will chGrgs
hay come hlIhrr for
tending his lectures
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An Apprentice Wanted!

IA Apprentice Wanted!
A boy about 10 years utd win find on
eligible situation re an Apprentice TO the
BLACK SMITH
business, by making Immedig'e onplioa
ton 10 the subscriber He must come
we'll recommended Tor industry aud nor
ality. One iroa tho country will be
preferred.
JOIN s GOULD.
Carrollton April 24Dh, lS46
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AttGnttOn.

This subscriber wishes ell those in
tdebIed to him. TO call Immediately aud
emake payment, as ho must ,ve his bu p
'slness closed up without much lurlher
delay Those who neglect lhls nouc0
NAV expect TO hn1 rhetr not IN tho
hands Of proper officers Ior coIeruon
Wm VI. SINCLAIR.
March iilh 1867
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The WceDkly Herald.

Our weekly paper Is generally very interesting, but
this weeks sheet will eclipse all its predecessors In in
tsrest.
In addition the late important received BY our
exclusive express at Office it will contain an admira
BILE portrait of the everything Washington, and an Illus
trston az correct melancholy, Of the scene Of
the shpwrecks squan Beach, the night Of the i4th
ns and the trial Of Miller alias Cupid with portrait
for robb,ng the towbarse Clinton. together with the
latest Congregational and Legislative up to the last
moment.
will be ready at o'clock tomorrow morning Price
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Herald Supplement.

Owing to the pressure OF matter we are to-day com
PEELED to issue supplemental sheet to the New York
Herald. It will contain very interesting letter from
Washington, another from Detroit the proceedings at
the last meeting Of the Farmers Club Thestrcals, sps
cial meeting Of the Common Council, Police Court In
telligence Of important character, piece Of Msdi
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standard, will, If adopted, draw the two countries
much nearer together the bonds Of commerce,
and, therefore, make an Eruption rr,uous tn
both than il otherwise would. The aore unre-
stricted the commercial intercourse Of cry two ma
TONS the more interested each 10 in the preserva-
ton Of eacefu relations, and the cultivation of
those things 80 necessary IN maintaining friendly
feelings The commercial and manufacturing in
terests of the two countries-Unted States and
Great Briiain-are now % intimately blended, and
30 deeply involved with each other, that II 10 almost
a guaranty that no hostilihes, or no interruption In
any shape, OF the present peace, can take place
War between two such nations II almost out OF the
question. When we take into consideration how
much il requires to draw two such nations into a
rupture, the idea OF our reaching such point,
cannot for moment be entertained.
In relation to the Oregon question, the news from
England is Of highly interesting and important
character The remarks of Sir Robert Peel and
Lord John Russell, confirm the accounts we receiv-
ed from Washington, and prblished exclusively at
the time, OF the dissatisfaction expressed by Lord
Aberdeen that Mr.. Pakenham refused the offer Of
Mr. Buchanan, without submitting it to the consi-
Iteration Of his government, a. the same opinion
was given by them in Parliament in debate. We
should infer from this that had that offer been sub
united to the government, It would have been &C
cep,ed al once, or made use Of for the purpose OF
bringing this country into a more liberal CONNER
ciai arrangement than the British Ministry have
hopes Of doing now. 1t would, at all events, have
enabled that government TO have kept the question
open, and the power in their own hands, to use
At any time, and in any shape, at pleasure il
would have afforded an opportunity for making q
compromse, and At least left loop-hoe and removed
the necessity Of committing itself The false move
was made, and the game from that moment assumed
different and more unfavorable aspect 1t is evil
dent from Sir Pees remarks that he has etill more
faith in negotiation than in arbitration, although he
says that MI. Pakenham has been authorised to Of
Ter arbitration. The anxiety manifested in and
out Of Parliament to have this question settled spec
Oily, amcably and satisfactorily, gives US hopes that
our government will meet that of Great Britain in
the same SPIRIT and that this matter will
to agltate and unsete the public and private Affairs
Of the governments and people Of both countries
We have devoted this days paper entirely to a
full account of the foreign II contains the de-
bates in Parliament and in the French Chamber
Of Deputies. upon American affairs, and all the
other interesting matter brought by the steamer
II is Of the richest papers ever published in this
country, and is worth more than ten times what We
charge for il.
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war between England and America, was brought to
close on Saturday evening after an able speech in re-
For the amendment l5o-against it, 2S4 Majority for
Ministers, 49,
FRANCE AND MExIco.-We learn by our cores
pondent from Paris that Baron Gros, for some time
Charge d'Affaires from France to Santa Fe de Bo-
gotta, (the capital OF New Grenada) has been ap-
pointed by the King Of the French, to proceed to
Mexico, to take the place of M. Cyprcy. Baron
Gros formerly resided in Mexico as Secretary Of
Legation.
DISASTER TO THE FRENCH IN ALoKRIA-The
French papers gave an account OF horrid disaster
which overlook detachmentsof the French army
IN the province OF Constantine. In the midst OF a
large plain, the column was 0vertaken by heavy
fall of snow, which continued two days, in which
the poor fellows were obliged to bvouac. Some of
them not having tasted food for two days. fell victims
to the severity OF the weather. BY this calamity
more than 100 lives, IT was said, have been lost.
Belgium.
We have advices from Brussels to January 30.
Our political world has been active since my last,
but without giving rise to anything that would be
worth relating to the foreign reader In the mer-
camille way great interest has been excited by the
Dutch Government increasing the duties OF. our pro-
ducts, and the Belgian Government avenging itself
by an increase on those of Holland. his war OF
tariffs il 10 called, is not only very injurious TO
the two Governments, bat the mass OF the people in
both countries. II causes us to have to pay dearly
tor colonial produce, whilst tn. Dutch deprived
OF our iron and coal, and both Governments lose
the profits of importation duties So unwise Is II,
that both Governments have commenced negotia-
tons tor putting end TO il, and these neRotia-
tons will probably terminate IN a new mercantile
treaty
Switzerland.
Our dates from Berne are to the 2lst ult.
Muller, the man who assasinated M. Len, the well
known Jesuit partisan, has been tried, convicted,
and condemned to death.
This canton 10 in very agitated state. The
Grand Council has taken measures for having anew
constitution.
Generally speaklnc the country L. IN .nvtb;no I'm,
tranquil state. An uneasy feeling is abroad and
every BODY expects more troubles. Several arrests
| have been made.
| Spain.
We have dates from Madrid 10 January a.
The great and agltatlng event Of the present mo-
msnt Is message to the Queen got up by some op.-
/ position Deputies, protesting against the proposed
marriage with h.r uncle the Comte Trspani. This
message has been signed by very great number Of
the Ministerial deputies, and it is believed viii
eventually bear the names OF majority Of the
| Chambers II has given great annoyance to the
Mmisters who have done al IN their power TO OBJ
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Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr, Feb. 2.-During the early
part of month the Money market was buoyant and
Stock on the advances however, the period fixed for
the meeting Of Parlia approached money became
moro scarce and the market Auctuating the arrival
Of American and other news The mode in which Gov.
eminent to deal with the large Of bank
the dealers very much and appears that relaxation
whatever will be made except that those lines which
90 not obtain their acts this session the money viii be
rates bat II very cautious whore money II wanted for
railway purposes; and brokers follow In the same
asst month, and in almost all the Bank loans for
very short periods The Government broker continues
Banks and the Commis. toner's Of the National Debt
which has greatly assisted the market Occasionally,
however, The market has been borne upon by large
amounts OF stock being pressed for SALE This the
case yesterday when not less than f760oo sold by
two brokers though in this instance, without making
SS for Account Bills were marked Us to sOs
sucsd ssf; New Three anda Quarter per Cents p7j to
Il Long Annuitiss l0 India Stock asa 2S7 and India
Bonds, sos: to sas premium
siderable. Prices are now much the same A. they
this month but the changes that have occurred have
Brazilian sa Buenos Ayres, sli; Chilan. sS Ecuador
gus:s Four Cents 6ss spanish Five per Cents al,
for the Account at Pasves, 6} the Three per Cents
for the Account, 3of Venezuela Deferred l3}; Dutch
Two and half Cents. S0s; and the Four psr Cent
LoSpoE CoaS MAaEkT, Feb 2.-Our market atill con
tnuss in dull state for all articles Of Grain Since
Monday the arrivals Of English Wheat have bssn very
limited, yet the demand for today excessively
heavy at almost nominal figures. Free Foreign Wheat
was held s full currsnciss yet only those 10 &C
tua want who disposed to do any business most Of
the buyers being disposed to wait the result Of Mondays
supply. There was fair supply Of both Norfolk and
rdao IN price. Of t. Der o ous 1S r. III. Malt ao
trade DULL and the rates had downward tendency
Oats Beans Peas and Flour were heavy, at barely late
rates.
LIVERPOOL Coar MAaxEr, Jan. sl.-Ths grain trade
has been but slightly affected BY the proposed reduction
Of duties. At yesterdays market there q slender
attendance of buyers and the business done In any
ticle very limited Wheat quoted Id TO 3D. and
Data I'd to Id per bushsl lower than Tuesday. Flour
and Meal each rather cheaper. There 10 good quaint
~ Of bonded Wheat and Flour offered for SALE with few
buy srs, and prices must be considered rather
Two three parcss Of Indian Corn have changed hands,
q 80 per leolbs for yellow, and sss for white
Whest, per lbs s.d I'd sd sd
Engissh white. stoo Rye. per 40 lbs. 81
ditto d.. .........e6 - Beans, English, per