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A sLIGHT MisTAKE IN THE TPOETII

NHA1 reads very prettiIy indeed but are sure you
Il won't believe 1t when you 60 10
w. D. m Ot1e Sc Bro's.
and the eleeant Silks, every style OF DRESS
GODS, mantels, bonnets shawls. Enbroderies, &C.,
which they are daily receiving their Mar.
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- ta1SEr7bY -lAdE,ORTANT.
3lJELSoN'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
~ the greatest Improvement yet discovered, for sayine
lahor end expense in washing Clothing House Cea
M Liuens and cottons washedb by this Fluid win be
winter and soier han than If bleache the grass
MtRR NJ 20 not to iiure thu abric Every lady may
sStsy herEe on that point by Soakinga piet OF cotton
OF dinenin the Fluid, null strength, for 81 hours which
VIII clearly show that 1t must bo purely harmless when
dilute with gallons ofwater to ha'f pint OF fluid
nc Cnese washing Fluid is worth three times the
sse sxpence which will buy enough for large family
Wasnlng which can be done in s or 3 hours.
and sold by the subscriber who latn.
- iF %. sEsis4e JAS. MRLLoR
bauef No. &C. Union st.. Wheelng
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Co-PartnersnIp. ;
y HE undo sig1led this day formed copartper
slP under The NJ and of Baker Co., and
the Steamboat and Boat Store hu1i.
ness a the old stand. No % Ng6tsr atreet
ansi .JoaN afsIF ahaH'
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Instantaneous Liquid Hail. Dye.
o those wishing hair dye that be depended nm
\ on we can rfiy recommend the above The best
city reference be given to its superiority
everything of the kind in For sale
ana retail, by go 7. II. LOGAN & Co..
nlarSl - ~ Sole aeants in this city
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CAPS.
REcElVED this day, the best assortment of Gents,
~ youths, anu ehldrens cloth brought to
this city having been selected with great care as erar
style and quality They comprise In part folowSi-
Gents cloth opera, black whites gents hair cloth do.
oack, dIan and green riding, hunting and apollo cana.
Also the Egyptian Pyrennal cricket cap, rtfcIst
WIN every other description OF hat
mrs mis- s.s5s-x o. HARPER q SON. y
r71 BoYEs and barre.a Rhodes g VeIiers 6T5eFsra
Sugar, soda, Boston, butter. and wAterjust ree,.
oeetE TH pARREA
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ART UNION OF PIIiLADETPTG-

Incorporated by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania for
the Promotion Ofe Arts OF Design In the United States
The Managers have the satisfaction to announce to the
public that the Plate now in progress of engraving for
the institution for the current year. 1854 will be ready
for distribution to the members at an unusually early pe
cd. The subject is
CLEAR THE TRACK
Engraving on Steel by S. SARrAIN, Gom the admired
picture by u ScnUEssELE: in the collection of James L.
Claghorn ESQ, 1t represents Shedding Scene proper
ly called "Coastng" and Is full of life and spirit The
work exclusive Of margin is eighteen By t1entg three
nches being the largest prntissued by the Art Union
Every subscriber of 6Ue doiiars will receive an mprcs
sion from this Plae in the order of his substitution
and Also chance Of obtaining one of the Prize Pc.
lures or other works Of Art at the Annual Distribution
on the evening ofthe last weekday of the year. This
will consist the usual guaranteed collection Of not le,
thaH fty prize paintings By the most distinonished
Arsf, together with as many works in addition as an
enlarged subscription list way warrant Subscribe earl
and h"s receivea corrependingy early impression Of tie
p.tG Subscriptions received by DR. O. A. BGGEL,
Honorary Secretary. Memberships obtained Of bin at
his Drug Store. Main Street. CArrOltOn, Ohio
August 1885,
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farmrrs' department,
FROST AS MANURE.

We know Of no treatment so directly benef
eial for almost every class Of soils as that Of
throWing up land in narrow ridges 10 the tall
or early winter. There are few soils worth
eultivatiug at all, that do not contsn more or
less materials which can be nstv available 10
plants by the combined action Of sir and frost.
Take Two plsis Of heavy soil, side by side,
and let One lie unmoved til spring. while the
other is deeply PlOwed in autumn, and The re-
suit Will be very visible 10 the spring crop
But the manner Of blowing is important. To
secure the greatest advantage. single fuuow
shonlS be thpown ap, and another back farrow-
ed directly upon il, so as TO produce q high
ridge, then another ridge is TO be made in the
same manner with deep dead furrow between
the two. The process is 10 be continued thus
through the whole feld, Sc that when finished
il will present surface Of tigh ridges and
deep dead burrows succeeding each other about
once in two and half feet. If prepared in
this way, the frost will penetrate far downward,
looseDing and disintegrating the soil below the
fuHoWs. while the ridges will crambe down,
and as they will not held water, the air will cir
culate freely through them, decOmposing the
mineral portions. and conveying in ammonia
and other gases. This operation will be equal
to ten or more loads Of good manure upon clay
or compact soils.
IN the spring it will only be necessary TO rur
a plOw oncs or twice through the centre Of eacf
ridge, and then level The whole down with
heavy harrow:
Another advantage in this process, is tFa
when land is thus prepared it dries out ar
warns several days earlier in the spring.
/ Again there are some soils that are exhauste
upon the surface, but which contain posonou
substances in the sub-soil IL this sub soil i
thrown up in contact with the air and fros
during winter, these poisonous compound
(usually proto -sulphate Of iron or magnesia
will be destroyed, or changed to harmless forI
during the winter.
Tho above practice is especially to be re
commended in the garden. One Of the MOI
J successful culdvators of an acre Of ground
our acquaintance, digs it up in the fall to III
depth Of three or four feet, making deep trencl
es and high ridges so that the whole acre AZ
pears to be covered with high winrows 0 ha
placed closely together.
We strongly urge every farmer who has nC
tried this method, TO lay out their plans no
! for experiment in this way, on larger
smaller scale during the present season. =
American Agricullurist.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

The undersigned takes this method of informing the
citizens Of CarrolOn and vicinity that he has taken
rooms at the Pstton House." where he is prepared to
execute rst class Pictures Of all sizes and descriptions
DaSuerreotypes taken in oHdy as well as Clear
weather. Having just received large and general as.
sortment OF DsgueTeOype Stock the best ever presen
ted to the gaze of thepeope of Carroon and his past
experience in the business warrants him IN SAYING that
he Is preParedte te give satisfaction equal to anv artist
that has ever operaedn the place. All work warranted
Complete satisfaction rendered or no sale. To our
OLD friends and patrons we appeal for the recommenda
on Of our work; and kindly solicit one and ali ~ c"
and examine our large assortment of common and fan
cy material We are on hand with unwearied patience
to wait upon you-so come along and make no delav.
Oct. 10, 1884, IT, j w GoITIn
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]1ltltt ttleoieines
CGRTRR's SPANISH MIXTURES.
the GREAT PURIFIER OF rHR BLOOD
LrF 1HE AFFLICTED READ AND PoSDKRl

LKf IHE AFFLICTED BRAD AND PoSDERl
An Iniaible Remedy for scrOiula, King, Evil kheuma.
ism Obstinate Culaneoas Euptions, Pimples Of
Postules on the Face Blotches BoIls. Ague and Pe.
vet: Chronic Sore eyes, Ring Worm or feuer, ScAld
Head Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones aud Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers Syphite Disorders Lumbago, spinal
0,ompaints and all Diseases arising from luudicOus
Sc Of Mercury, Imprudehee In Life or Impury Of the
blood.
-sr- This great Alternative medicine aud furiher Of
Bo0d Is nov used by thousands Of grateful patients
om all parts Of the Uued States, who testify daily TO
the remarkable cures performed by the Created Of all
medicines, "CARTk'RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
rasia Rheumatism, 'seroiula, EtuptiOns on the Skin,
Liver Disease Feyers Ulcers Old Sores Affections OF
The Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints, sPeedi
" put to fight by using this great and nesmabe rem
| edy. .. .-.
for all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found TO compare with it, Il ceanses the system ofa
impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution, enfeebed by disease broken down
BY the exeesses Of youth, 10 its pristine vigor and
! strength.
For the ladies, It sincompara5ly better than all the
cosmetics ever used, few doses Of Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all saowness of complexion, bring
the roses manting 10 the check give elasticity to the
step and improve the general health 10 remarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which We have re
ceived from persons from all parts Of the United States
is the best evidence that there's Humbug about it,
The Press hotel keepers magistrates, physicians, ant
public men, well knowA to the community, all add the
testimony to the wonderful effect olthis GREAT BL00L
PURIFIER.
Ion the AGEST and get circular and Almanac, AMI
read the wonderful ures this truly greatest OF all Med
ieines has performed.
None genuine unlos.. signed BENNET BEERS
Propretos, ~. Pearl street, Richmond, Va to whoa
all orders for supplies aud agencies must be addressed
And for sale by Chas A. Boegel Carrolton, Stewar
Barnhouse, n Hagerstown, A. 1ritt Co., Minerva
aud BY Dealers 10 Medicine everywhere.
Nov. l6, 1851 y
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NEW READY MADE CLOTHING
Farmers, Mechanics, Laborers at This

SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST.
rs we are determined TO close our business nv Inc
first Of January next We offer you large Stock Of Ready
Made Clothng-such as Over Goats, Dress Box, and
Sack Goats Of all styles and colorsa large lot Of Pants
and Vests Hats and Caps Neck and Pocket Handkcr.
chiefs
10 those that want to ClOthe themselves cheap, we
we will sell you goods least 40 per cent cheaper than
any other honRe In this town. Therefore call with US
before they are alsOld store on Lisbon Street
three houses above Leggetts. = as4 ....e-a1 :
80 e.a r'- SWABAKER BRO ,
N b. All those Indebted to the shove will please
Come forward and make immediate payment
Nov, 9, 1864. Il. BRO. .
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STARK PAPER MILLS
Canton. Chic.

=. NdutOut NnIOs
Our Mills are now in full operation and we are pre-
pared to 6 all orders in our line Of business. Editors
and Merchants are respectfully invited to give rs call
and examine our Stock Of Paper Wefee perfectly sat
sed that after thorough examination they will give
US iheir patronage, as our Paper will compare avoraby
with any manufactured In the Western Country-and
our Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction All Orders
sent by Mail will be promptly attended to.
The Highest Cash Price will bs paid for Rags Mer-
chants are requested send on their Rags and get their
Cdsh For samples of Paper, list Of Prices, &c address
postage paid FISHER, ANDERSON, l. Co,
lg. 23 1854. If CA1ton hin
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Stoves! Stoves / /

The subscriber now opening and Intends kepng con
stanty hand at his ware room (Su clars I'D stand
one door west Of the Western Exchange Maan street
Carrollton, full supply OCOal ard Wood Cook Stove
OF subscriptions; Pahor and Egg Stoves Tin, copne
and Iron Ware, Fire Fronts, Hollow Ware Of every
crption, Chain and Metal Pumps, 30, &c. All of
which, can be bought at iOWrItes Tor cash. Cali and
e1amineior yourselves. n. L. BEST.
Sm July 18th 1854.
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1t stands pre-eminant
fol its curative powers in
allit is recommended usu-
ally called.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
OF these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling Of the
, Womb; Flour Albus or
' Whites; Chronic InHama-
ton and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or FiOoding ;
Painful. Suppressed, aud
irregular Menstruation,
&c, with oil their accom-
paning evils, Cancer cx .
cepted, no matter how
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FOR SALE OR RENT!
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent his
T.AV ERN STAN

= II N 7 4 n d
IN MechancstoWn, Carroll CO., o. Il beautifully loca
tel IN said village and the house Is sufficiently large
loT country or village stand. The stabng Is but res
sonsele there are two very good watered wells oonven
snt one lot the use OF the stable, the other for the
house The terms viii be reasonable. FOR f,rthsr mar
ucuArs call with the subscriber in said village who i
now engaged In the mercantile business and cannot a.
tend to both occupations. SII,LS P0Tra
June 29th, 1854, a. ~
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The Catholicon lar surpasses other remedies, being
more certain less expensive, and leaving the ." IN
better condition. Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet (free) containing ample proof from the most
respectable sources Of the beneficial results of its use
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used in their practice and speak from their
own observations.
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CHERRY PECTORAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENHSS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH;
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to facilitate the business Of ie-iu;
erase It's enjoyment and prOlOng the term Of hu
man existence be named Of more real value to
mankind, than this contribution Of Chemistry to the
Healing Art vast trial Of Its virtues throughout this
broad country, has proven beyond doubt, that no
medicine or combination Of medicines yet known, car.
so surely control and the varieties Of
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed.
there is now abundant reasOl believe Remedy has
at length been found which be relied on, to
the most dangerous affections Of the lungs Our space
here will not permit US to publish any proportion Of
the cures affected by its but we would present the
iOllOwing-and refer further enquiry to my Americas.
almanac which the agent below named, will always BE-
pleased to furnish free wherein full particulars and
iindisputable proof Of these statements,
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ME9RMBMGR

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P. B. Peckham, NJ D., Utica N. Y
L, D. Fleming NJ. D., Rochester N. Y.
| NJ II. Mills NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
D. Y. Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof Dunbar N. D., Baltimore, Md,
j. o rrick, N. d., Baltimore, Md,
W. W. Reese, N. d. New York City.
W. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. H..
Up. Newland NJ. D, Utica, N Y
Rev. G. s. Beard, Glenn Springs, s. G.
PAMPHLETS TO BE HAD At THE ST0RE0F
d.. CuA LIS A. D@aEL, Agent Druggist Carrollton
Ohio. Also sold by
Brown & Batnhouse, ew Hagerstown, and by most
Druggists in the adjoining counties
NB- Notice to the Unfortunate Female, -Ea
feel it duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing Dr.. anarchists Uterine Cath
olcon has proved to ME. For two yearsmy health
miserable; was almost unable TO walk. Physicians
pronounced my case falling of the womb, extensive u
ceraions commencing with uor Gbus. TIE pain rrita
on prosraon and the eintolerhble fed discharge rem.
deted life almost burden In this miserable condition.
Dr. F. p Newland recommended Dr.. Marchisi's Uterine
Catholicon. After taking four bottles 6nd myself in
perfect health Gratitude for my restoration makes me
ardenty desire that all my sex, alike unfortunate, may
find sure relief from this inestmable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEW AND,
No. 10 West st., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
E. .EWLAND, NJ. D,
Utica, N. Y.
Ihave no hesitation In saying, Dr. anarchists Uterine
CahOlcon Is invaluable in uterine diseases generally.
have used it in Fluor Albus, AmenOrrhGa, Proapsus
Ute and IN cases Of extensive liberation of the vagina
and os uter 1t is worthy Of the notice oftho Faculty
JOHN Q. ORRICK, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Md.
tY-J. B MARGHISI L Co. PROpRrErORs.
Central Depot, SO4 Broadway, N Y.
Sent 4 I'D Am. ....
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PIaIRt of the OId Man.

= % .
- This vas pubIshed some ysau ago In boOk, nov
probably IOrgOstsu, sdied By Miss Sheridan, entids'
Ihs sOuis Oasr8g The suthOts name vas not Sta
led
Some boast ct theEj jar, athen-I-
IhaEs not OasI
Ian, I think Qlks Joshua
rr ne SOn of aoasl
Ussdlsa n yOuih, We ltds sOts
HOW quick tine passes,
ROT then aOws ruby-Eine-not SAnd
" our glAssesl
BlSA hieRds (nOss poor 10 hOnOu) an have sed
60oqeE or later
PashAl-bad they midas spices they'd no, be
nutmeg greAier
I've neither chick or child, as have ROthlng. Why
It's lucky rather
YOu who that hears SquAllDg babe wishes not to be
4 ltte fartheif
Some fsW years back my spirits and ny youth
Were quite anEdnE
Bdsk asa pOny-Or lawyers clerk
Just fresh from GrAy's Innl
What am InOvi-vsak, old and poor. andby
Tbs parish EOapdi ..
Theirpen keeps me, whIe many an ass enjoys
The parish pound
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JOSEPH FIGLEY,S EsTATF

VI II H1ULE . LOIATE,
Notice Is hereby given that the subscribers have beau
appointed and qualified as Executors on the Estate ~
Joseph Fgley. deceased, late of Washington townsbD
Carroll county, Ohio. 'O""'"p'
ANDREW FIGLEY.
JOSEPH FIGLEY,
N3 A'' Aeo4, o" Executors.
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ESTATE OF RICHARD SHAW, Decd.
Notice is hereby given that the subscrbsy has been
appointed and qualified Administrator on the Estate
OF Richard Shaw, Decd late of Washington township,
CarFnll, county, Ohio. WILLIAM Mccoy
Nov O. 1884 3w
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Gsr. :. IsKEII'N

DIR. PETIT rs UNIVERSAL CANKER BALs.4M
sure safe and certain cure for the most aggravated
ke rRash, Incpient BrOnchts, and Ounsy. sweed Ton.
sis Pnd Sore Throat Black Tongue, and all Cases of
Gmonon 6, Canker in the Mouth Throat and Stomach
fflce 2Scts per bottle. For sale BY DR.. B. Stevenson
CaTOIton and by Drugg5ts and Medicine dealers gen,
Dc g. 1873. =.