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BLIND SrAaoERs" IN SwIEE-This dicease
called by YoUATT inflammation Of the Brain,
is said to- be caused by heating exciting, or
indigestible food. as an over.feed of grain, new
corn &e, The symptoms are uneasness turn
ing roupd.sand round, seeming either blind or
crazy aadgfolowed in day or two BY fits and
finished generally by death. Bleeding from
the palate and ear, and purgativeG are pres
cribed by Mr.. Y. A correspondent ofthe Mi.
Chigan Farmer, says, that it can be cured By
breaking out certain small slim teeth, generally
black, which spring up between the back and fol
ward teeth Of swine, sometimes on both upper
and lower jaws.
He has tried it in more than fifty cases.
and never found it 20 fail if applied when
first attacked.
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This helps to account for low prices.

SPRINaFIELD CATTLE SKow--Thd 25th 26th,
27th Of October next have been Fixed on by
the United States Agricultural Society, fol-
holding the first Cattle Convention in Spring
field OHIO. The amount Of premiums is So,
OO0 and composition to all without restriction
The place is easily accessible by Railroads
and ample provisions have been made for the
entertainment OF guests. Twenty acres oi
ground have been enclosed, and more than 800
stalls will be prepared for the shelter of cat.
tie.
Ohio has become noted for its cattle and in
no State in the Union could q spot, for the
first National Convention, be selected more
appropriately than this, and in this none sur
passing Springfield for this object, We hops
theresult will be commensurate withe the con
veniences and preparations, and that our stool
growers will receive substantial benefits there
from. The tendency of such gatherings can
not but be beneficial. Indiana Farmer.
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The Bor AND THE BRIcKs-A boy hearing
bis father say, IT'S poor rule that won't work
both ways said
If father applies this rule in his work, l
will test il in 10y play
So, setting up row Of bricks three or four
inches apart. be tipped over The first, which
striking the second, caused it to fall on the
third. and 30 on throughout the whole row .un
Ill the bricks all lay PROSTATE.
WELL said the boy. each brick has knock
ed down the neighbOr which stood next to itsell
yet only tipped one Now will raise one,
and try ii it will raise its neighbors will see
if this rule works both ways
He looked in vain to sec them rise.
Here, father. said the boz, 1t is poor rule
that vii! not work both ways. They knock
each other down, but are not disposed to help
cach.other up
My son. said the father, bricks and man
kind are alike--made of clay, active in knock.
ing each other down. but not disposed to help
each o.her up. When men fall, they love com,
pany; but whep they rise, they prefer to stand
alone, like yonder brick, and see others pros.
trate and below them.
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Henry Stevens writing from Barnet, W., to the N Y
Tribune, says:
IL is fact that large quantities Of woolen rags also
wool made from rags and for several years have
been imported. We have in own cOnntry rag spec
ulatorsi ~ cay the wOoen AZ plpar rags. Wooleen
rags worth from four to six cents per pound in the
dirt. The rags are sorted, then by machinery
converted into wool. Rag wool is now selling
from go to 98 cents per pound. A neighbOr Of
mine, few days since. imported from Montreal
seventeen tons of wooden rags. From these
rags he makes about 400 pounds of wool per
day About ten days since he bought in Bos-
ton 90 900 lbs of wool made from rags import
ed from France. This will soon be manufac-
tured into stocking yarn and sentintO market
We shall soon be flooded with wooden rags
By the late treaty, rags from Canada come in
duty free. | believe that there will be 30th
900 900 ponds of wooden rags madein wool
then manufactured into cloth, stocking yarn,
&C.. the coming year in this country Every
pound of this rag wool takes the place OF so
much Of our native wool. The cloth sells to
good advantage, and is quite cheap and dura-
bic.
This helps to account for low prices.
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ENLARGED AND TMPROYED.

The Wool GT0peT aud stock Register,
Is the tn only American journal devoted to the i'm
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HaS6dadry. 1t contains vast amount of useful and
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The Sixth Volume, commencing July, 1854 has been
enlarged to sE r.
THIRTYTWO OCTAvO PAGES MONTHLY
and improved in both Contents and Appearance
Among other matters of intereet to Wool Growers
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etc and the names and residence ct the erincipa
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1t stands pre- eminant
fol its curative powers in
all it 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 Flooding /;
Painful. Suppressed, aud
irregular Menstruation,
&c, with all their accom-
paning evils, Cancer ex
cspted,) no matter how
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WAT A Coon Cow DoEs.-A corresponden
of the Farm and Shop, Mr. Lowder. of Plain.
field, Ind, gives the following as the yield of
one of bis cows for 800 days. She is about 81
years old, and for the first 100 day after Calv.
ing averaged 90 qts. per day; for the second
100 % qts per day; and for the third, not !, SIS
than 10 qts. per day Total yield for 800
days, $500 qts. He has three thorough bred
COWS that will yield SO qts per day when fresh.
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Richmond COIIrgr

The annual examination Of the classes Of Richmond
College will Tuesday the 26h Of lSept, and an
exhibit nby the Students on Thursday the 2sh. The
exercises to commence at TO- o'clock A. NJ atwhich the
public are respectfully invited to attend
The winter Session ofthis Institution will open on Mon
day the 9th OF November The College year is divided
into two Sessions ofve months each The rates Of tut
ton per Session are six and ten dollars.
Ample provisions for boarding have been made for the
accommodation OF the Students Stuaents who wish 10
board themselves can be provided with rooms.
BY order of tue Board
JOSEPH JONES. Sec,
Richmond, Ohio. Sept Il 1854 Al -
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A LARGE HERD OF CATTLE.-A farmer in
Southern Illinois, who owns 23 600 acres of
land, keeps from 1000 to 1000 head Of cattle
and about as many hogs. He purchases cattle
in the summer, and sells them the next spring
after wintering them; and in this way has
made fortune He has this year about $50
acres of corn, which constitutes the prin eipal
cattle food, little hay being raised.
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RARE AErNALs.-A sacred bull and COW
have been brought to Boston, from Calcutta,
India, the first. it is said, that ever has been
broughtto this country. They are small ami,
mails with bunch upon their shOulders--the
bell black and the COW white. The proprietor
intends to place them upon farm in scituate,
Massachusetts.
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STARK PAPER MILLS.
Canton, Ohio.

Our Mills are now in full operation, and we are pre-
pared to 6I all orders in line OF business Editors
and Merchants are respectfully invited to give us call
and examine our Stock Of Paper We feel perfectly sat
ished that after thorough examination, they will give
us their patronage, Paper will compare ayorsblv
with any manufactured in the Western Oountrv-and
our Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction An Orders
sent by Mail will be promptly attended to.
The Highest Cash Price will be paid for Rags. Mer
chants are requested to send their Rags and get
Cash For samples Of Paper ist Of Prices &C., address,
Ahg -, 1854. Canton, Ohio
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PHrsIo FOR A IIoRsE "A strong decoclion of
ihe herb called thoroughwort which is very
common. Lett be mi xed with Indian Meal,
or give through bottle, il the horse refuse
the meal when mixed with The decoction. This
is an excellent remedy against worms.
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severe or how long standing.
The Cathoicon far surpasses other remedies, being
more certain less expensive, leaving the system in
better condition Let oil interested call and obtain
pamphlet ifee) containing ample proof, nom the mos1
respectable sources Of the beneficial results of its
together with letters from highly experienced PLY scians
WHO have used in their practice and speak from their
own observations.
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AcAT-EGORICAL OOURTsHIP.


Isat one night beside blue eyed girl
The Gre vas out, and 50. TOO. vas her mother;
A feeble fame around !he lamp did curl,
Making faint shadows, blending in each other;
Twas nearly twelve O'Clock, too, in November
She bad AshAwl OF, also, Ireneuber
We'll, bad been tOs0e her every night
For thirteen days, had a sneaking notion
To pop the question, thinking all wss right
Aad once or twice made an awkward motion
10 take her hand, aud stamnersd, eOughed and slut
tered,
But, s2nehoE nothing to the point had uttered.
thought this chance too good 70 be lost;
hitchea ny chair qp pretty close beside her,
DreE long breath, and then my legs erOssd,
Bent over, sighed, and then for Eve minutes eyed
her
She looked as she knew what next was coming,
And With her foot upon the aoor vas drumming
dift know how to begin, or where
eould'ns speak-the words we're always choking;
scarce csuld novel seemed tied to the chair
hardly bseath'd-'tWas AWfally provoking
The Precipitation from each pore was Oozing;
Ny heart and brain and limbs their power scenic
Osing.
At length saw brindle tabby cat
Walk purring up, inviting me to pat her,
An idea cana, electhclike at that
Ny doubts, like summer clouds, began to scatter;
Isezsd on tabby though a scratch she gave me-
And said-"COme, Puss, ask Mary i she'll hav'
me-"
'TSAs done at once-the murder vas now out,
The thing was all explained 10. halt minute;
She bushsd, and turning pussy cat about
sAid-"Pussy, tell him yes," her foot was in il
The cat had thus saved me my category
And here's the catastrcphy Of my story.
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MENNMRMNRNs

own observations.
GG1GRBNG2Ss
P. B. Peckham, NJ D., Utica N. Y
L, D. Fleming, NJ. D., Rochester N. Y.
NJ d. Mills NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
D. Y. Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar NJ. D., Baltimore, Md,
j. Orick, N D, BaItimore,M Md,
w W. Reese, NJ. d., New York City.
W. Prescott, NJ. D. Concord, N. II.
J. P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, N Y.
Raw. G, s. Beard, Glenn Springs, s. @,
PAMFgI ETS 10 BE AID At THE ST0REOF
Dr. CHARLES A. bseGEL, .Agent Druggist Oarro'lton
Ohio. Also sold by o.,
Brown Bafnhouse, New isHgefs'o"H anu W A''''
Druggists in the adjoining countllS'
icy Notice to the Unfortunate FeHale -sEt
l feel it duty incumbent upon myself II uecia,e
publicly tho great blessing DR.. Marchss Uterine Ca'
oicon has proved to me. For two yearsmy health was
miserable; was almost unable to walk. Physicians
pronounced my case falling Of the womb extensive ul'
ceratons commencing with uor abus TIE pain, irra'
tion prostration and the ntoerable id discharge rem
deted life almost burden In this miserable condition,
DR.. f. p. Newland recommended Dr. anarchists Uterine
Catholcon After taking four bottles 6nd myself in
perfect health Gratitude for my restoration makes me
ardenty desire that all my sex, alike unfortunate, may
Gnd sure relief from this inestimabe medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAED,
No ~ West st., Utica, N. 7.
The above statement l know to be true.
E. P. NEWLAND, N. D.
Utica, N. Y.
have no hesitation in saying Dr. Anarchists Uterine
Cathoicon invaluable in uterine diseases generally.
have usedit In Fluor Albus, AmenOrrhea, Prolspsus
Ute and In cases Of extensive liberation Of the vagina
and os uter 1t is worthy OF the notice ofthe Faculty
JOHN G. ORRICK, n. d.
Baltimore, Md.
kEJ b MARGHISI l. Co. PRoPRIEroRs.
Central Depot, SO4 Broadway, N. Y.
Sept. z, 80. 6m. '-a
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ar. }. PLTIT'S
UNIvERsAL CANKER BALsAM.

sure safe and certain cure for the most aggravated
cases of nursing Mouth Calomel Sore Mouth Can
ker Rash, Incpent Bronchitis and Quinsy sweed Ton.
ss Putrid Sore Throat Black Tongue and all Cases Of
Common Canker in the Mouth, Throat and Stomach
Price 26 cts per bottle. For sale by Dr. B. Stevenson,
CarrOton and by Druggists and Medicine dealers gen.
orally.
Del &, 1885, s s ly
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CHAs III. MILLER,
JOHN RI. TRIP,

Attorney and COUnssliOr at Lev,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
door Of the Court House, CarrOllton, Ohio.
rs The services Of JoHN A. BIEGHAM, Of Cadz, o.
is secured In all cases by the retention of the above.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

JOHN hlLDEhAt 'ss..s ts''. '.ss j hufI1t 4Vh
Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put IN complete repair,
and new buildng erected fo she comfort Of Patients
and Visitors Hacks and other Conveyance constantly
running to all the principal points.
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r. r. R.-No. 8.
Radway's Regulators,
Regulates to a healthy action aEl the organs
and Secretions Of the Body, Restores to
Health and Strength
THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS.
Complaints that Railways Regulators entirely
cure.
OOstiyensss, liver Complaint
Indigestion, Heart
dyspepsia, Kidney
Dropsy, blaaSet m
Difficulty Of passing Urine,
Dizziness. inflammation of the Stomach
Stupor, BhhoushesS'
MELANCHOLY MALIGNANT DISORDERS,
Small POx, Measles
Scarlet Fever, Yellow feNef
Bilious Pneumonia, Typhoid Feye,
And Fever of All Kinds,
Influenza, Pleurisy Common Coles,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Irreeularity, Proapsus Uter,
Hysieria Womb Difhcultier,
whites. Amenofihes,
Loss OF APPEIITEi
Loss Of Energy,
Loss of Memory,
Loss Of Strength,
w. II. hEGU LhlO" "b
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
Perfectly Tasteless
Good at all times,
Never Sicken,
Never Gripe,
DosEs.--One to three Regulates.
-Four to six Purees.
one Regulator at night, on going en- bedw nuie
sound sleep, good nights rest, and healthy and
pleasant discharge from the Bowels in the morning
Radway's Regulators, Ready Relief Renova. .
ting Resolvent are sold by Druggists every
where.
N. B.-Persons troubled With Melancholy Depression
Of Spirits and every body who feels themselves i'll used
by the world without any just their parts should
take few doses Of r. R. Regulators More unhappness
is caused within from the want of healthy and reg.
uar action Of organs than from any external cause
We promise all Eho take Railways Regulators regula
action, Of the organs, and cheerful and hap pv dsrps
ton. RADwAY & O.
162 Fulton-street.
For sale by DR., G. A. BoEeEL, Druggist,
Carrollton, Ohio.
Noy 4, 1883 lY
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CARROLL STEAM MI

CAKKOLL sTEAM MI EIL.
The Carroll Steam Mill is IN good repair and rea
to perform custom work in good style. and at short
tice. Customers can generally get the work home
ssue day brought, ], ATKINSON
Auaust 10 1854, st.
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Business GorOs.

kennedy A. COLEMAN,
HOSSs, SigR aAS a0rRamsatal
Painters,
lShOp South East Corner Pebble Square,
[nslyl CsrOltOu, Ohio.
JOHN TENNIS A. co.,
hapOrters arS JoJbas Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware I,
7so dOOrs abOss fhs saisaNssef lAs Ap'erieaH H0is
Us No. as, Superior scee,, Cleveland, Ohio.
- VAN BROWN,
Attorasy GAd GOHHsstl0r at Lar
OTFroE-over james Can,erOn's Store,
feb 1881 Main Street, Cauolton, Ohio.
John III. BARNHILL,
ztlorRsy 4 C0snseOr az Lar e Solicitor ia ChaaeeTy,
Win attend 10 all business ENTRUSTED to his care in the
Counties Of Tuscarawas, Carroll, Harrison CoshoctOS,
Holmes, Stark, Or elsewhere. 0hiee in Urichsvile,
[jay II, SOL TuscarsEas county, Ohio.
ROBERT f. KNIGHT,
Attorney and ooHR .lloT at Law,
win attend to all calls in his profession with prompness
He will collect claims, and do all other bushess en-
trusted to bis care. Leesyille, Ohio. dee so, 6S.l
a. EcxLEr.) G.A. PAWS.
ECKLEY A. DAVIS,
lAttOpHsys CoWRgeIIOrs LGw
Have entered into partnership and will practice at theI
profession in Carroll and the adjoining counties. Al
business entrusted to them will receive prompt atten
/ ton OFFICE-SRal frame building one door soutt
| Of the "Stidger House. CGrrolllon, Ohio.
CHAs III. MILLER,
WITH
GEORGE P. NTH A CO.,
LATF HAMPTON 4 SMITH,
Importers aud Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and ID Omstic Dry Goods,
\ [n6 6ml No. 4 Wood Street, Piltsburg, Pa
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JAMES G. AVER,
and AmaIyticaI Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD ny
+. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati, DR.. G. A. Boegie, Car
rolton and by all dealers in medicine every where
tB-One agent wanted in every town in Carroll CO.
June 30, 1854, It.T.. AN
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ROnERT E. KNIGHT,

Attorney and 9OWR "llOr at Law,
win attend to all calls in his profession with prOmppess
He will collect claims and do all other busihess en-
trusted TO bis care. Leesvile. Ohio. dec so, So.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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y noyISia S,IS h h. RosR I ERNEST RREIL
Centre Wheellng

centre wheeling
TSurRlns out everything the way tFY Goods, bOh
i fancy and staple, att very lowest pTieea ais
their variety Sks Sailng Tibsbes, Sthpsd aid Plaid,
knbTOldedes, nnRliiAS, summer Sllewll Be- ,..u
ASo, good assortment ot owes, llyseIy, aud 9th
erarllees III our Ins TOO hulnerO8t 70 nSntlOn.t ls
~ LsdleS, i4yor 70 With 8CAlk l..,
mr29 'e' iMtNAtR HRNVPY.
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Notice
GJNO.9, Washington Han,
? J. II STALhMAN.l

-Hte.t,.nf H.iss CAPS. lNI. I6tu8
N ROBIVEn this day, The best assortment Of Gents
III, youiLis and thdtenA cOlh capS eyer brOVsil ~
mis- civ having seen selected with gTeat Care as teade
siyis td o0Ahty They cOmniise n part az IolloWsi~
Gentt cloth Oes hack aud whei gents hAlI cIolu uOi
black Iab ana green riding, hunting aud Apollo cals
Also lie 3lYptian pytennla clckeiCap, new arlleei
together with every olhef description Of hsl9r eap
NTH i- .. .UihAHEEN'N PO'
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-afaHLY I IMPORTANT.

ATRLSONiS preniIoni Chinese LusiTa WnshIns Fluid,
IN t6e troAtest yeAet yet discovered, 0f saving
16or Sr eXI ens6 M washing Clothing and House Clean
ine Linens and COtOns whSltd by lbs Fluid Will he
,SRiieT stl eOer ihau Than II bleatheGOn the gfaSs.
,J Htrp nol 10 injulo thu AbTlC Every lady may
sstsf Iont by goakluga ple or t0ltOn
or IIgenin ibS Ruld, ll slrens for q hours which
wileleAhy ahOw tllt u must DO purely haImess Wien
Tbs Chlnsse washing eluid ia worth ihee lines lLe
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