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Honor 1hy Mother

Come on boys; come on ! shouted Harvey
B. to group Of his playmatea.
Where where 7
Lets 90 down to the river and have good
skate; I'll show you how to write out your
name scientifically
Yes, come Onl let's go answered all Of
them.
Where are you going, MiIlard ?
4 am going home uur
Come on, don't back out
1 dare not go without the consent of my
mother
Coward cowardl coward = cried ali the
boys,
4 would not be such child as to ask my
mother to permit me to go where | wanted to-
I'm not a coward replied Millard, his eyes
flashing, and his manly form erect, I'm not a
coward promised my mother would not
90 where there was any danger without first
obtaining permission from her.
'Hcis right said George, 4 am going home
to ask my mother, Also
You can wait, or go on Asyou choose, said
Mlardr am going Immediately, and he turn
ed on his heel and walked off with George
Let him go cried Harvey, they're the milk
sops we're the braves and he ran forward tC
} the river followed bv all the boys. sE
1t was early in the sdring and the sun wa
thawing the ice very fast which made ID dan
! gerous to go out, and for that reason Millart
would not GO ~
Harvey was bad boy, be respected neithe
r ather nor mother, he prided himself on hi
manness smoked cigars, and was coming o
a very fast,
Millsrd respected his mother, obeyed her i
e all things. loved all his playmates and feare
God. geaa ono Yo
o How many Millards and ! aryeysI wonde
= there are who read the Sun every week
think not many Harveys. "a
: Dear boys, do you always obey your moth
b er? Do you respect her? III was to sa
you did not love her, you would be very muc
shocked would you pot WE'LL you mus
g prove your love by obeying her always.
h As soon as boy thinks he is too old to 9
bey his mothor, scorns her cOunsels, standin
J at the corners making remarks on all who pas
n then it is all up with him would not thin
much ofhim, but pity him, and think of b
e. poor mother. his wasted youth and unhapp
old age. Many ruined man looks back
!" 50 the time when he first disobeyed his mO;he
re when he was tempted to do wrong, as the ste
~ ping stone to all misery. Ifyou have NOR
Sc courage youwillnever fear to be called a COY
lg ard. The real coward she who disobeys !
Of mother from fear Of ridieule. .-Pha. San.
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rp promole healIh of CatlIe.

- 40 pfotAote heaAth o. ~@uAe+
Mir. occasionally. one part Of sci! ~ish four.
Ave. or SIX parts Of wood ashes. aOd give the
nixtsre 70 diferen: kinds OfstOck. sumner and
winter 1t promotes their appetite, and tends
to keep them in healthy eonditiO5. 1t is said
70 be good against bots in horses. murrain in
cattle and rot in sheep,
HOrseradish is valuable for cattle. 1t ere
stes an appetite, and is good for various dises-
ses. Some giveit to any animal that is unwell.
Il is good for oxen troubled with the heat. II
animals win not eat It voluntarily, cut it up
fine and mix it with potatoes or meal.
Feed all animals regular. They not only
look for their food at the usual time, but the
stomach indicates the want at the stated time.
Therefore feed morning. noon, and evening
as near the same time as possible.
Guard against the wide injurious extremes
Of satiating with excess and starving with
want.
Feed should be Of a suitable quality. and
proportiOned to the growth and fattening Of the
animal, 70 their production in young and milk,
and to their labor need far more food thar
those that are idle.
Guard all descriptions Of stock agsinst cold
storms Of rain. sleet, and damp snow, and a
gainst lying Outo on the cold ground in colt
nights in the spring and fall.
In dry time, see that animals have a gooC
supply of pure water When the fountains
are low they drink the draining of fountains
streams, and passages Of water, which are un
wholesome. 49,.
II barns and stables are very tight an
warm, ventllate in mild weather even in win
ter.
In feeding animals with apples or roots, be
gin with a small quantity, and gradually in
crease it. 1t would be better to have all chan
ges in food as from hay to grass and the re
verse from much fodder to much grain. an
the reverse.
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No WAR IN TURKEY.

But new Farber shop now opened permanent
" in Carrolton at which place every body can be
scco mmodated in the best of style and on reason
ab Q terms, he wing removed my family from Pitts
burVh and located permanently in this place. |
respectfully ask the patronage Of generous pub
lie, and will at all times tender the "quid pro quo
Please ca Il under the /" Exchange" and you win
at all times find your humble servant,
w. JOHNSTON.
P, S. Clothing cleaned Of all spots, and grease
pom reasonable terms Aa, w. j..
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING We find the
following in an exchange, and it is BY no
means the 6rst time that we have heard Of the
cure of Group by the same remedy we have lit
tie doubt of its efficiency:
"My wife and were aroused about two o.
clock this morning by the struggles of our little
boy, about three years old who was laboring
under violent attack of croup.-His breathing
was so difficult as to arouse persons who were
eeping in room beyond the hall. ! hastily
folded towel, dipped it in cold water and ap
piled it to his throat and breast; I then folded
a sheet to the proper size, wet it and rolled
up in it and wrapped blanket over that HI
went to sleep in three minutes, and slept unti
Eve o'clock, when he got up, was dressed ant
went to play, in three hours after the attack
and we were rejoiced at the curative power
cold water"
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AnlcIrd Issa4IT

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL uouSF
Es.aslWbsl Is year ago. BY DI, KipksliH,N
corner d ThHd and Union sweets, eeiwes
81 Spruce and Fine sls., Phladslphis.
EIGHTEEN years OF extensive aud unInlen
ed practice spent IN lhis city, have rendfrt'
X. The most expert and successful praetilo
iar and near In the treatment OF all diseases
privste nature. Persons afflicted with uleen
on the body, throat or legs, pairs in The be
bones, muFeurlaiA Fheumalisihi slrictures, gt
disease arising from yoaihful excessesiot lmi
ties OF The blood. whereby the eonsiiIdtiohi
berome enfeebled, ere all treated With sneees
He who places himself under The seAre Of
K. nav religiously eonide in bis honOE ana
tlemar, and confidently rely upon his skill
physician. -. ..f,svy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIcE.ZYoung men
have injured themselves by certain praclet
dulged ina habit. frequently. learned from
leo,npanions ar az school, the elects OF which
nightly felt, even wien asleep, and destroy
mind and body, should apply Immediately
Weakness and. constitutional debihJy loss
muscular energy, physical lassitude aud gen
lprostraton, irritahilty and all nervous aHeelio
indigestion, sluggishness Of the liver, and ev'
disease N any way COuHtCteu WIN WV "'s"l
Of the procrea:ve functions cured. and full vi
restored. EXtIElIA
| READ !-YoUTH AND MANHoOD.-A Vigor
Life, or apremature DEATH Kinkelin on s.
Preservauon--Qnly 25 CeRts.--ThiS book J.
published isflled with useful information, on
lmfrmites and diseases Of the euefative 1!
gans. II addresses itself alike 10 Youth, Ma
hood and Old age and should be read BY oil.
! The valuable advice aud impressive warni
it gives will prevent years Of misery and sUft
| ing, and save annually Thousands Of Lives.
Parents by reading il will learn how TO prevt
the destruction of their children.
! "a remittance of Is cents, enclosed in q !
ter, addressed to Df. KiNKELIN, N. w. corner
Third aud Union streets, between Spruce a
/ Pine. Philadelphia, wi ensure a book under
lveope, perfelurn of mail I12l 37I ''8A
Persons al distance may address DR.. X.
letter, (post.paid,) } and be cured at home ,l
Packages OF medicines, Directions. &c,
warded BY sending remittance, and put up
cure from damage or curiosity sYsars sall
Book-seere, News Agents, PedlerI, Cany
sers. and all Others supplied with the above "
at very 10 " rates. Yisf t-ad .a1'a %
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BOLEN 4 HIrcHKfss..
FASHIONABLE 7 AILoRs,

n FSHIONABLE TAILUKSf 49,.
Would inform the public that they have 10.
cateditl Csrrolton where they viii be happy
to receiyes share,ofpublic patronage. THEY
are determipine to get up work ip a styles not
to be surpassed here or elsewhere, They can
always be found at their Shop, on Lisbon
Street, a few doors north of Leggetss Hotel.
Carrollton Aug. 45S h85S9BId ID bloe
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II. MORRISON
v ]. B. MORRISON
Delltistrp.

H.&J. B. MORRIS o N respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Csrrollto and yicin-
ty, that they are permanently located in nmIi
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO, ~ Q.v Z.
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
atoms connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market,
Steubenvile, Ohio.a af tad "
/ Thew will visit Carrolton several times during
the year, of which notice will be given: a's2
June Is. 1855.
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Speciai Notice % school Reach

The School examiners of Carroll county Twill
hold meeting for the examination ofteaehers on
Wednesday the 25t inst at the Court House in
- x. s. RAMSEY Clerk
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now % avoid Bad Husband

/, Never marry for wealth. A woman's life
consistelh not in the things she posesselh.
Q. Never marry fop, or one who struts a.
bout dandy.hke, in his silk gloves and ruffes
with siiyerd cane, and rings on his fingers; be
.ware!--thers is tIaP!
5. Never marry nlggard close fstcd, mean,
sordid wretch, who saves every penny, or
spends it grudgingly. Take care least he stint
you TO death.
4. Never marry stranger, or one whose
character is not known or tested Some females
Jump right in to the FIRE, with their eyes wide
open N gHie
s. Never marry NOPE, or drone, one who
dra~is and dragges through life, on one foot
after another. and lets things take their own
course.
@. Never marvy man who treats his moth
er or sister unkndly, or indiaersntly' Such
treatment 10 "a sure Indication Of mean and
wieked beast ,pl rfai. ssH
a. Never marry on pnY account. marry .
gambler. prufape person, one who in the
least speaks Lightly OF God, or re igon,, sucf
; man can never make q good husband.
3, Never marry asloven. man who is neg
Iigent 81 his person, or his dress. and is filthy
in his habits. The external appearance Is al
index to his N, RI ea5f : 9alIsa
IS .. shun the rake IS snakel yipera de
! monl o.f i
~ 70. Finally, never marry \ man who use
tolaseo iu any form, or who il addicted to tn
nse oI ardet spirits Depend upon 1t, you ar
better on alone, than you would be, were yo
81 4 man whose breath is polluted, and who's
vitals are being gnawad out BY alcohol
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EE-Au English paper mentions a conscien-
tious clergyman who preached against the use
Of American threshing machines, on the
ground that was an invention Of the devil,
used by slave owners to punish their negroesl
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July 81, 1883.
.geRMlS RS TgsGS E1AG8a
Now Is Thc Time.

To by New and Cheap goods, at the Rail road
depot, Cmrolton Ohio
We are now receiving large lot of NEW
GOOD of all kinds, and everything may be found
in this very extensive stock of goods No troub 9
10 show goods, so don't forget to call at the Cheap
Cash and produce Store Of nglJ L q
HUSTON and SINCLAIR. !
B.-Gash paid for Wheat and F ax-Seed oil
Ttae time. Carrolton, Sep -, 1853, If HI and s.
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Watch Making. ~.
SEND ON YOUR WATC 4ES.

SEND- ON TUUR7 WIZ @ 7ES. a
would inform the citizens of Csnollton and
Caro- iunty that they can have tn ir Watches
repaire in the best manner and on short notice.
by sending them to my establishmenIin
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
I have for sale good assortment.o of God and Sill
yer Watches, Clocks, and Jswelry Of all kinds,
sold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store My shop in the cen
tire block immediately adjoining ''Espled a Ex,
rhange. .Wfisi ylqNeT Z n0mlH 'l5a7aAi Vin9 :
n Old Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches canbe left at the residence Of
Mr. isher aud will be promptly sent and return.
ed when repaired. All work warranted 'asa1a .
| Give us a trial. t MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia Juy2l, 1858 y + Il. :
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O. n.KEE' ffa p. ELDKR
NEW STORE,
AND
Nem Gao0s.

S. G. MCKEE. thankful to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage he has reoeiv-
ed in business. would respectfully inform the
public that he has associated with himself, Mr..
PEsRT ELDER; and they'are now offering TO
the public. at Low PRIcEs, general assort-
ment Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, dc. rN
It becomes necessary; owing to our limited
capital, to do a strictly READY PAY business.
We hope our friends will not find fault with us
in making this announcement, but will continue
to lend US generous aid and comfort in polling
our little boat adoWn the tide oftime. We fat
ter ourselves we can sell ct such prices as will
be to the INTEREST Of all who may favor us
with their patronage. All kinds OfPRoDUCE
taken in exchange for goods. Room at the old
stand, in Leggetts building. Call and see us
MCKEE & ELDER
Carrollton, Jan. ~, 1854 If .....
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ImPOr tant DiscOVery
7.r RELIs' IN TEN MINUTES !lsr.ls.A

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
are unfailing in the cure OF CoUGHs, CoLDs,
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, HoARsK-
NESS, DIFFICULT BREATHrEG, INcIPiEEr Con-
SUMPTION, AND DIsEAsEs OF THE LUNGS. They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child will
take them Thousands have been restored to
health that had before despaired. Testimony
given in hundreds Of cases. A single dose re-
hevss in TEN MINUTES. 1po.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the or
iginal and only genuine is stamped "Bryan."
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty
ave cents box Sold by dealers generally
]. BRYAN q Co., Rochester, N. Y, Propr-
etors. Wholesale by ]. d. Park, Cincinnati,
| W. Firke, Cleveland, 3mos. sA
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CARRoLLTON CAN'T =
MARQUIS & Company,

ARE engaged iumsnufacturing some Of the
most splendid and highly finished f..
SADDLES. BRIDES. &C.,
that has ever been presented to the gaze of the
people of Carroll county. Their stock Of arti-
cles, in their line, is unlimited. just step in
and notice some Of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANN0T BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back in trade,
the entire value Of your money. and little over
All we want is a fair trial. and if our prices
don't suit you, you have the privilege Of going
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch of business that we cannot be sue
cessfully competed with in the way Of PRICES
Give as one call, anyhow.
Remember the place to purchase
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aSRR4NGl ABpB &HDlE 4
G. 90 DS!...I.

la Il ~ - - - - = -a=a
CUMMINGS & BRACKIN would take fhis
method Of informing their numerous Customers
and the public generally that they are nov re-
eeiving one Of ,the largest and most complete
stocks OF Spfiug & Sumhier Goods ever offered
in this market, and which they offer 70 the pub
lie at the very lowest prices. 49,. --l
Their stock is fun and complete sufficient To-
meet the wants Of the most particular. 1t
consists Of every style Of Prints, Lawns
plain and fancy, Bereges, Tissues, Ribbons
Laces, Cambrics, Jaeonels, Mulls, Edgings,
de-, for the ladies, and Blue DfilliDgs, fel-
low Nankeen, California Casimeres, Gam
broons, Cottonades, Linen, Irish Linens,
sheetiugs, Handkershiefs, Crayats, FWeeds
and almost
- EVERYTHING ELsEl
in the Dry Goods line while their stock
GROCERIES 4st
s as full and well selected as any in the west.
And they have not forgotten or neglected to
bring a most Superb and Extensive lot Of
aail 6ar0 mare,
such as Pocket and Case Knives, Axes, Saws
Files, Augers, Chisels, Scyths, Spades, Hoes
Rakes, &c., DC. and while these things are
being examined their splendid selection of
@T11Is S W ARR
should not be forgotten or overlooked.
1t is worth at least quarter to look at our
RE Y-MADE CT OTHING,
even if you don't want to buy. A better lot
of wearables never were brought into this town.
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF almost every variety and description will be
found on our shelves; while our assortment of
BOnnetS & Hats 10
can't be be beat any place. t
COME ALONG THEN,
And examine our stock, and we are well salts
fed that you cannot get away without buying.
We are determined to sell as lev as otl ers dare
and if you giIs us call we vii seethatth tb
rice suit y1L ,#4.f a.
CarolltoB D Is, 1853.
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sp,prrUAL SuIcIDE.--Dr. Josiah Flagg, Of
aastou weell known dentist, on the morn.
;zgoftbe qolh ult, jumped from the third
sldsv of his house on Winter street. and was
instantly killed, He was Probily insane as
hs 4 said 10 have been an enthusiastic be
lever in Spirit RaPpings.
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BLINDNESS.


NJ JOsEPH BREsAS.
The golden shores Of sunshine round me
spreading,
Refuse boon Of light;
An fast my shattered soul is death ward
heading,
Wrecked on a sea Of night
There is no angry tempest tapping sunWard
It's black wings through the air;
The ruin in a calm, is hurried onward
Through channels Of despair !
Around me is darkness, omnipresent,
With boundless horror grim,
Descending from the zenith ever crescent
To the horizons rim,
The golden stars; all eharred and blaeksned
b, ..
Are swept out one BY one;
Ny world is leh rs il at Joshua's fiat
A moonless AjalOn !
How long. o Lord cry in bitter anguish
Must be doomed alOne---
A chained and blinded Sampson; thus 10 Ian
gush,
In exile from the Sun
Or must hope for evermOre surrender,
Aud urn my eyes on high,
To end instead Of brave and azure Splendor,
a.s A black curse on the sky !?
Alas as time sees gathering round me
The universal cloud,
feel like some wild norror-strieken sleeper
Who wakens in a shroud
Like some poor wretch who closed his eyes
At morning
Against hegrOwing day,
And finds himself without prayer or warning
a- A tenant Of the clay J
Farewell, farewell. spice islands Ofmy child
hosd,
Where have fingered long
Farewell the glories Of the vale and wild
wood, '''.."#
The laughter and the song
Farewell the sunny pleasures you inherit
For am drifting forth; .
Ny helm deserted by my GuardiAn Spirit
Ny prov unto the north
Gene nearer TO me soother Of my sorrow,
r e And place your hand in mine;
That my Ger darkened soul shall haply Dor
row
A little light from thine:
That bearing all which fOrtunce has com
manded,
Ff. Until my tortures end,
The Crusoe land on which may be strar
ded,
Shall have at least friend
More light o Lord l cry; but utter vain
The ear Of Heaven is deaf
And may persevere in prayer insanely'
And win no true reliel
Close up the books, for grim and ghaSt
darkness
Has settled over all
My soul is isvrapped for ever more in starkne
Within this funeral pail,
Farewell. once more spice islands ofmy CHI
hood
Where have fingered long.
Farewell the glories Of the vale and vii
wood,
The laughter and the sOngl
Farewell the sunny pleasures you inherit,
For am drifting forth;
Ny helm deserted by my Guardian Spirit
Ny prov unto the North,
IThe above poem which we take from
Iiinrnrr Wnrlh W 10 written hv Insenh Rrenf
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1.-THE above poem which we take from the
Literary World was written by Joseph Brennan,
OF New. Orleans who after an attack Of the yel'
low fever, lay bliad for some weeks. Itis one
OF the most touching poems we ever read.
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Cheap 5oO0lGrn,

is at the room formerly occupied as the
Post.0ffice. Respectfully
.WM. E. MARQUIS g. co.
Carrollton, Sept. Is. 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-01-18
I,lTTEIL'S LIVING AGE.

THIS work is made up of the elaborate and
u stately essays Of the Edinburgh, Quarterly,
and other Reviews; and BLaek,cOod's noble crltl-
cisms on Poetry, his keen political Commentaries,
highly wrought Tales, and vivid descriptions oil
rural and mountain Scenery and the contributions
10 Literature. History. and Common Life, by the
sapacious Spectator, the sparkling Erannaer' the
iudicious .ithsn9um, the busy and INDUSTRIOUS
L;terayu Gazette, the sensible and comprehensive
Britannia. the sober and respectable Chr!st'an
Obssrper these are intermixed with the Military
and Naval "reminiscences of the United Sere'ce,
and with the best articles of the Du6t,a UR,cers-
ty .Nt,r ,Nonthly, Fraser's, Idt's, Ams,cOrth's.
Hoods AMI Sporting Magazine, and OF Cham
bers' admirable Journal. We do not conSider.it
beneath our dignity to borrow VII ana WISDOM
from Punch and, when we think II COCO enough;
make use of the thunder of The Times. Wes shall
increase our variety by impOrtations from the con-
tinent of Europe, and from the new growth OF Inc
British colonies.
DrS- From the lst January next. erery number
will contain BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATE ENGRAV-
ING. making fifty-two during the year, Which d
lone will be worth the subscription price.
THE LIVING AGE is published every Saturday
BY LIrrELL, SoN & COMPANY, corner OF Ire
mont aud Bloomfield sts., Boston; Price l2s els
a number, or six dollars year IN advance. ne
mittances for any period will be thankfully rece!V-
ed and promptly attended to. Any subscriber llv-
ing in the United States, sending SIX dollars IN
advance, will receive the work for one year post
age free.
December 7, 1853.
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Dora Coal and Iron Mining and Man
ufacturing Company.
Canital One Million Of Dollars


ysNHIS Company organized in Wall Street. NJ
i. Y, and composed Of gentlemen OF ample cap
tal, intend 10 the course Of few months, opening
one of the richest mineral regions Known n I'D 'he
land in North River Gap in this augusta coun-
ty, Astounding in exhaustless deposits Of Anthra-
cite Coal and Iron Ore Of the best quality ~ ~. Up
already subscribed and the Board of Directors
with view to secure local interest and co,ope-
ration in the Enterprise, have authorized books to
be opened in Virginia for subscriptions to to the st stock Ss
capital proposed to be invested by the company IN
Mining Coal and Manufacturing Iron, and in the
construction Of railways from their mines to con-
meet with the Manassa at HarnsonbnTg' anu 'he
Central Railroad at Stanton.
Books of subscription are open now at the len
trail Bank Of Virginia, and at the office OF the un.
designed Attorneys for the Company, where any
additional information will be furnished On aPpi-
cation. lMboDIN @ IA
| October 10. 1851.