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DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
tireIy Removed.

DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
IiFeIy Removed.
DIR. ALs0PHERT begs to call the attention Of those
suffering from total partial loss Of the bearing to the
following facts He treats diseases Of the middle and
internal Ear with
INDICATED DOUGHES,
Such as is pracced in the nfrmares Of Berlin Leipsc
Brussels Hamburg and St. Petersburg, and lately BY she
NEST distinguished London Artists, With the most won
deru success; indeed it is the only method that has
been uniformly successful. The best proof Of the eff
cacy Of the t eatment will be reference to nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents of the United States Canada New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia who have been restored to acute hear
ing and not single solitary case, to knowledge did
We fail effect either partial Total restoration Of the
hearing when our advice aud instructions we're faithfully
and punctualy adhered to. Many who could not hear
the report Of pistol at arms length, can now hear
watch beat ct the distance of 4 feet
In cases of mucous accumulation in the Eustachian
Tube and Tympanum, inflammation Of the Mucus Men,
brane, Nervous affections, Diseases Of the Membrane
TYmpsn commonly paled 'tbe Drum" OR when the dis.
ease can be traced the effects Of Fever Colds the use
o. Qunine Mereulia Medicines Gatherings N the Easr
in childhood, &C., Dr. AlsOphers treatment stands pro.
eminent Where the Auditory CANAL is dry and scaly,
with little no secretion when the deafness is accompa
MED with noises in the Ear, like falling water, chrpne
Of insects ringing Of BELLS rusung of leaves continual
pusauons, dlscharge o matter, or When in STOPPING,
sensation is ie If rush of blood 10 the head took
place. when the hearing is less In dull cloudy wes-
thor when cold has been taken the method ofreat.
ing the disease is iuiallibe.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants me in saying that Il the hearing
at any time good very much can be accomplished.
In the Deaf and Dumb School at Eepsc out Of class Of
a. succeeded in restoring 10 acute hearing DR.. A.
begs respectfully to state that In those cases be under
takes he .. stH ft#.s ..t.,.
GUARANTEES A SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complete restoration, or such marked improvement
will be ~ atl i'- FF ltt4-l -
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY:
Il his remedies faithfully spped and directions ad.
hered to. .l-- ot4 ~ eE r.-rt
applicants will please state their age, duration Of dis
ease il matter issues from the external passage Il there
noises in the Ears state Of general health and what
they suppose 20 have been the cause of the deafness
When the hearing g restored iii expected that those
easy circumstances viii pay literally. ~.v fe
q MEDICINE, APPARATUS, 90.
wiz be sent to any pert at my own expense
address Dr.. ALS0PHERT, Broadway, Office 44e1
near Canal street, New York.
Five Dollars Consultation Fee
= April21, 1884, Am
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saw Dpsr FOR OPcHARDs.--A year last fall
] hauled > load Of old rotten saw dust and
threvit around ny young apple trees. Ny
neighbcr over the way, is one of those charac-
t'n who plOd on in The same old track that his
father and grandfather did, believing that they
knew all and little more too, Ny neighbor
said IL put saW,dust around my trees, l would
surely kali item. He said he put manure
around some Of bis trees and killed them. ]
told him would risk 1t "any how"
lPut fresh stable manure around one row
and saE'du't around toe next; around anOthe,
row ! put leAched ashes, end The remainder Of
The orchard | manured with well rotten barn.
yard manure, and in the spring spread /. VIII,
and planted the ground with corn aud potatoes.
The result was, many trees grew very luxuri.
sntly. bHt ths trees where the saw-dust VA,
grew tbs best, the bark being smoother .ad
lhs trees had . healthier ar rpsarance. I will
also STATE, that part Of the orchard planted in
potatoes, grew much better than that par
planted in corp. The soil was clay lOam.-
Farmer. LAG8Es
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II. II, II. No. 4.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,

Tor ali Acute Complaints,
IHrEREAL AID HXTEREAL
The moment tis applied externally taken into the
system il stop the most exciucatng pain and quick
II remove its cause. . ..
RHEuMATIsM.
Mr.. Granger, q mason well known in Brooklyn, was g
cripple for nine years. Railways Ready Relief Relieved
him from Pain in fifteen minutes, enabled hm to walk
two miles without the aid Of sticks or crutch in three
days; and cured him entirely in one week.
Thousands Of other cases equally wonderful As the
above, have been cured BY r. R. Relief.
oHoLBRA MoRBUs.
Radway's Ready Relief viii relieve the sufferer from
all pain in fifteen or twenty minutes. Il will cure the
most desperate cases in few hours.
EEUBALaIA.
The moment R. B. Reliefb applied it Gllsys the most
painful ParOIyms. It will always cure.
sICE HEAD AoHE.
Il will relieve the most distressing pains in fAeen
minutes, II viii kewisep prevent renewed attacks
LGUE.
In ten minutes tea spoonful Of r. r. Relief will stop
the ChiIls and break the Fever
Aches of all kinds Pains Of all kinds, Bruises Burns
Scalds Strains Sprans Stiff joints, Lameness One ap
plication Of RAdway's Ready Relief viii in few mo-
monts entirely stop the pain.
Ii reduces dwellings heals sores, cuts and wounds re-
moves bruises aays the most violent iuitations. For
all pains use r. r. Belief Look for tho signature Of
Radway Co., On each bottle.
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R, R R-No B.
RAILWAYS RENovATINGR REsoLVENT.
Resolves, Renovates, Rebuilds.

RADWAY'S RENOVATING RES0LVENT.
Resolves, Renovates, Rebuilds.
IT CURES
sCrofuls, Tumors, Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Syphilis. Consumption, 81. Vitus Dance,
Sores, Tickets, Salt Rheum.
Asthma, Nodes, Canker,
Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipeas, letters.
The above eighteen complaints n. r. ResOlvsnt will
positively cure t
It renovaes the system completely, Resolving away
from the solids all impure poisonous and diseased depos
it's freeing the blood and fluids Of life, from all corrupt
humors restoring energy and vgOr health and strength
to every Organ and Member Of the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
HoN, ]. J. M1DDLEroN, OF WAcoAMAw, 8. o.
Writes under date of May 2nd 1858. That Railways
RenOvating Resolvent cured Of his negroes his
Plantation at BcaufOr, Of scrofulOus complaint of
many years standing The poor fellow q distressing
object OF pity, he was moving mass Of sores. The
other negroes could not romain In the place with
him None Of the D0cters could do anything for tim.-
He was entirely cured by RadWay's RenOvating Reso
vent and ia now at work upon the Plantation To the
people Of s. O. Mr.. Middleton Is well known, and to
the political world Mr.. Middleton is no stranger.
scRoPULA.
Mr. ". B. OLIVER, Of Drayton, Dooy Co. Ca, under
date of May 80 lS54-Writes that servant girl who
reduced that no one would give thrip for her
life" she was so covered with Sores that there was not
spot ofpure flesh of the size of silver dollar on her
whole body was entirely cured by Radways Renovaing
Res0lvcnt.
NIEETREN YEARs.
Mrs. HENuERsoS, Of westford, Mass. has been cured
With sores for Rueteen years, has been by r. r. Re-
SQlyspt.
sALTRHEuM.
The most obstinate cases Of Salt Rheum will quickly
yieldt to tho REN0VATING RES0LVENT. One gem
teman who supposed that this complaint hereditary
In his family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his BIRTH was cured by the Of few bottles Of
the Reuovating Resovent and the
Poisonous RhsWn entirely eradioated from his system
TegenerGtes.
Every organ and member Of the body Il makes sound,
healthy and strong al weak diseased and unsOund parts
wEAKEEss.
In Male or Female is quickly cured, and the debiated
and emaoated made strong, vigorous and healthy I'm
potence and Nocturnal Emissions In men, diseases Of
either one or the generave organs Is quickly
removed and the body restored toa healthy and sound
condition.
Low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In WOMEN, the numerous complaints and ailments
which cast such gloom their Spirits few doses OF
the RenOvAtng Resovent will quickly remove and the
most nervous gloomy and depressed feel hesshy strong
and happy.
Persons wishing this remedy Will please ask for Rad
ways Renovatng Resovenk Tie price Is one dollar per
bottle No small bottles nor the genuine ever sold for
less. Each bottle bears The fac smie signatureof
' RADWAY'S q CO.,
lse Fulton street Nav York.
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Watch Making.
S.END ON YOER RAHCqES

SEND ON YOUR FAa GEES.
would inform the citizens of CsrolIton and
caIolI clunty that they can have their Watches
paire In the best manner and on short notice
" sending them to my establishments in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of God and Sill.
yer Watches, Clocks, apd Jewelry OF ali kinds,
sold Pens, Violins, aud almost everything usually
found in q Jewelry store My shop in the cen
ire block Immediately adioiaing "Espied Ex
o'd Gold Y SILVER wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be left at the residence Of
Mr. isher and will be promptly sent, and return.
ed when repaired. All work warranted.
Give US trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2I, 1853 ii.
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Cows and their MIX.

Though addressed to the farmers of the
Green Mountain region, the following remarks
from the Vermont Watchmap are worthy the
attention of dairymsn in other meridians,-.
wherever the production of rich milk, and good
butter and cheese, ere prominent objects;
mo part of the business ofa farmer require
more skill and attention than the dairy. II iu-
diciOusly managed, it is profitable. If badly
managed. worse than useless. To obtain the
best cows for the dairy. subject the milk to the
test Of comparison, one with the other. Keep
those which give the most and the richest milk,
for breeders and The dairy, and sell the rest to
the drOVeT or The butcher. II is not so much
the amount Of milk COW gives, perdsy, as the
cream her milk produces, which constitutes her
value a. a mixer.
Having thus aceFtaiped The best cows, the
next confederation is the keeping they are to re
ceiVe. Much, very much depends on this. It
is unreasonable TO expect from the very best Of
COWS, either butter, or cheese, or beet, to any
valuable extent, If fed merely on dry hay, in the
winter, or kept in poor and sour pasture, in
the summer. Roots. of various kinds should be
raised in abundance, by every dsiryman who
hopes to profit BY his vocation, and the food of
cows should be varied, in the winter, from week
70 week; kept clean and warm, and enjoy fresh
cir, eve.y day in the week. Sundays not except.
ed. i has been found, by experiment, that a
Gov fed on grass, in good and sweet pasture,
lhill pastures are ths bsstl will yield greater
quantity Of milk than if fed upon any other
food. We have thoroughly tried the expert
ment, and have no doubt Of the fact.
There is nothing iike clean Green Mountain
pasture, free from brakes and filthy and sour
weeds. upon the hill sides, to fll a milk pail or
> shurn; and in the winter, for the same pur-
pose, there is no better FOOD than sweet meadow
and mountain hay, and the stocks Of sweet
corn; and for roofs, the carrot, rutabaga, man.
gel wurzel the tprnip and sugar beet. Try
this course Of feeding; try it faithfully, brother
farmers spd our word for it. you will baye
good cows, abundance of rich milk. good butter
and fat cheese, provided you do not skim the
milk Of which the latter is made.
And now little about milk. LstpS talk the
matter over. Milk obtained from COWS in the
mornings is generally richer than that obtained
Stvening, and usually less quantity. II is
equally true that some pasture grounds are
much better than others for the production Of
rich milk. Examine the kind of grass, and the
nature Ofths soil in the pasture producing the
best milk. the same kind grass. The subject
Oftweet pastures, or good grazing grounds, has
not received that attention which its impOr.
tanee depapds.a
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pRUGs-DRUGs-N sTEUpENYILLE.

Harsh McCutcheon, having associated with them DR..
Ezra Brugh, take pleasure in informing their friends and
the public generally that they have greatly enlarged
their assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
Dyes Brushes Toilet Goods &C. which they arc deter
miued to sell upon favorable terms as any establish
ment tn the country. Physicians, Country Merohants
Farmers, Neohanics and all persons needing anything
10 their ne will nd 1t TO their advantage to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere will positively
sell on the most reasonable and accommodating terIus
Please give us call at our Dug Store Market Street,
steubenvile, Ohio.
May is. 1884 sm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
DAVID AFTER, Court Of Com, Pleas
Ve. , Carroll county, Ohio,
Harry cOULsON, et ais. civil Action.
Harry CousOn, who resides in the State of Iowa, will
take notice that on the 18Th day of May, 1884, David
Arer ed In the Court Of Conn., Pleas Of Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that said
0Oulson islndebted to said Arer in the sum Of thirty six
dollars and eghtyseven cents as per transcript from the
docket of Esqr. Van Metre, on which amount plaintiff
prays judgment. The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and or dsmure before
the lst day of August 1884 the petition will be taken
as confessed and judgment rendered against him by de-
fault. J. B. SMITH,
May Is 1851. n2l6tpf "a so Atty. fot Plta
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DE tbs TR

MA Or. ]. ]. sTEDMAN, Surgical and Me-
M chanical Dentist respectfully announces to
1LI11l the citizens of Csrr6lton and vicinity, that
he has opened Office in the Sdger House, where he
is prepared to perform all operations connected with
the Dental profession Teeth inserted upon gold or silver
plate, in the latest aud most approved style.
DEOAYED TEETH cleAnsed apd filed with goli In
the most substantial manner and warranted TO arrest all
further decay.
BY long experience in the profession be feels enabled
to gay that entire satisfaction shall Do given.
oarrOltop, June %, 1854. f
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l1atent Hleoitints,
r R. R Z M EDIE S,
TO THE PUBLIC.

RaDwAT kCo. the Inventors, Manufacturers and Fro
phetOrs Of The justly celebrated R. R. R. Remedies we're
the arst to discover Remedy possessing The Marvellous
and ElrculOus Poser Of stopping the most REcruea-
ng Pains in an instant Haying the worst Cramps and
Spasms ether Internal Or external IN few minutes and
soothing the most severe ParOysms Of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Tie DOlorsRE, - aOOn as applied. The
R. n. R. Remedies consists Of thrse Remedies, each
possessing quick aud vOndeuf powers over certain com
plants and diseases. and win iHinstAnny-
Relieve The Human System from Pain.
Regulate Zach Organ TO a healthy Action. s
Resolve Away Ell Diseased Deposits.
Renovals The body from al Corrupt Humors.
Rebuild The Weak and Broken down Constitutions.
Restore To Health, Strength and VigOr al uusound
aud worn out parts.
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Notice To school Teachers.

The Board Of School Examiners will hold meetings fo,
the Examination of Teachers during the year 1854 AZ
follows: On the and and Sd Wednesdays Of June On
the End and ath Wednesdays Of October; and on the
2nd Wednesday Of each Of the other months throughout
the year. These meetings will be beld at the Cours
House in CarOton at 10 O'Clock on each day. Csr,e.
Gates Of moral character will be required Of thoee with
whom the members Of the Board are not iarnarIy ga
quainted. By 0RDEn or rHE BoARp
June 8, 1854. I'd f. S. McKEAN, CIek
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FOR SALE Oh RENT!
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent his

TAVR ERIN STA ND,
in Mechanicstown Carroll CO., O. lis beautifully situ.
ated In said village, and the house Is sufficiently roomy
tor country or village stand The stablng s but rea.
sOnabO there are two very good wateFed wells cenven-
ent-one for the Of the stable, the other for the
house, The torms will be reasonable For further par
tcuare call with the subscriber IN said village who is
now engaged In the mercantile business and cannot at
tcnd to both OeCupSons. SILAs POTTS.
June 29th, 1855. ..... u
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTIONS SALE. -------
The undersigned Executors Of the last will and testa-
ment Of John Newell, decd, offer at private sale the
steam saw and Grist Mills,
belonging TO said estate situate in LeaVittsVie Monroe
township, Carroll CO., o. Terms 10 suit purchasers
Application may be made 10 either ThOs. r. Griffin, near
the premises, or to R. hcCarty, in Leesburgh
TH0S. r. GRIFFIN,
r. MoCARTY,
June %, 1854 II Executors,
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HARLEM ePRINGe.

JOHN HILBERT, ...... ..,.,. PRoPRIIToR
Hasicm, Carroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put in complete repair,
and building erected for the comlort Of Patients
and Visitors Hacks and other Conveyances constantly
running to all the principal points,
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n.y. u. MI
ECKLEY A. DAVIS.

AttorHsys and COuRSs9IOrs Ldw
Have entered into partnership and win practice at their
profession in Carroll and the adjoining counties All
business entrusted to them will receive prompt attCn
ton. OFFICE-SIpall frame building one door South
Of the 'Sddger House." Carrollton, Ohio.
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Gepal Notices,
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gysn, that a the instance Of HOa
ito Roby Charles J. FRnell and james A. Msekey part
neFs in trade under The name and 6rm Of Roby, Fnne
Co anorder Of attachment THE day ssaedby Ander
son X DenPstet, Mayor Of the incorporated village Of
Leesburgh, in Carroll County Ohio, against
Thomas Little resident debtor Of the county lOr
the sum Of ssl,is. July Is, 1884.
August s, 1854 ~. R0BY, FlNNELL kCo.
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PHEBE ANN BABBINGrON, COur. of Com. Pleas.
ve. DTVOnHE
ALEXANDER DARLINGTON, The said Alexander
Babbington will take notice that said Phebe Ann Bah
bington has filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas in and for Carroll co., and State Of o.
her petition for divorce against him, and that the cause
for divorce alleged in the petition is wfl absence from
petitioner for than three years last past and sub
sequent marriage with another woman and cohabtation
with her. That petition will DO for hearing az the August
term of said court. ECKLEY q DAVIS
june !, 1924, 4tprf33 80 for Petitioner.
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GLASS MILK PANS. These are preferable to all
Others, g.ass being a non.copductor, milk win Keen
sweet unlnnrenced BY storm or climate, for sale AZ
G. A. B0EGEL'S New. Drug Store.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
PERRY NICHOLAS, Court Of Com. Pleas, Carroll
vs, County, Ohio.
Harry O6ULsoN. Civil Action.
Harry Couson, who resides in the State OF Iowa, will
take notice. that on the tn day of April Is 4, Perry
Nicholas fled In the Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll
county, Ohio petition against him. which sets forth that
sad OOulson Is indebted to said Nicholas by due BILL in
the sum Of fourteen dollars and thirtyseVen cents with
interest from the 0Sd day Of February, ls49 on which
amount plaintiff prays judgment. Defendant win also
take notice that unless he appear and answer or de.
huron Orbefore the l day Of August 1884 the peti.
ton will be taken confessed and Judgment rendered
against him by default J. d. SMITH,
May IL, 1851. n3i3tprfs s. Atty. for Pltff
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FOR THE T0lLEr-Casmetics, Rouge, Perfumes,
Har,Dye; everything necessary to complete Toilet
or sale at c. A. B0EGELS.
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For the Pip in chickens mix Tablespoonful
pfsHlPher With shout sIbs. Of meal, and feed
sysry other day,--perhaps for fortnight.
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formers Department
- be that By the plOu would thrive,
Hlnsslf must either hold o. drive"
4 cHARMING HOME PICTURE!

AcHARMING HOME PICTURE,
One sussnn nlehs when tbs wind xss bigh,
Ard The rain zen IL heayy plashes,
Kttls boy aat b. ne 6tcheD Gre,
A popping corn y The sshee
Andhi sister, curly haired ohad a thrse,
Sa. o0kiag ooj ust close % his knee.
The blass rent houllDg round ths hOuas,
Ait % estin . vas trying;
IA r.ited the latch ofthe outer door
Then H seemed baby crying;
Nov and thea drop down the chimney came,
Add sPuitered and hissed in the bright red Tame.
Pop pop and the kernels, one by one,
Game col ol The eInbsFs hying; .r
The boy held long pine stick IN his hand,
And kept i buisny plying;
lie stirred lhe cora, and it snapped the more,
And faster jumped TO the clsansWept aOOr.
PAft Of he kernels bopped out one way,
And . part hoped out the other,
Some 6sw plump into the sister'slap,
Some under the stool OF the brother
The htle girl gathered them intoa heap,
And called them "a Hock Of mIlk.White sheep"
An a once tho boy sat still a. mopee,
Aad into the FIRE kept gazing;
He quite forgot he was popping corn,
For he looked where The wood was blasing;
Ne looked, and he hncied that he could see
A house and barn. bird and atree.
SIN steadily gased the boy at these,
And pussys back kept stroking,
Till his slstsr cried out, "Why, George,
Oniy see how the corn "A amokinRih
Aud sure enough, when the boy looked back,
The corn in the ashes was burnt quite black.
Never mind, > said be, Eve shall hare enough,
So now lst's cit back and eat it;
IN carry the stool, and you the corn
lIs good-nObOdy can beat t."
She took up the corn In her pinsfore,
And they ate Il ell, nor wished for more.
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r. r. R.-No. 8.
RadwaY's ReguIatOrs,
Regulates 70 healthy action all the Organs
aud Secretions Of the Body, Restores to
Health and Strength
THE DISEASED AND WoBN OUT PAsrs
Complaints that RadWay's Regulators entirely
cure.
Costiveuess, Livor Complaint
Indigestion, Heart
Dyspepsia, Kidney
Dropsy Bladder
Urethra
Difficulty Of passing Urine,
Dizziness, inflammation Of the Stomach,
StuPor, BilhOusness.
MELANCHOLY MAMaNANr DISORDERS.
Small Pox, Measles,
Scarlet Fever, Yellow Fever
Bilious PnoumOnia, Typhoid Fever,
And Fever of All Kinds.
Influenza Pleurisy, Common Colds,
FEN4LE COMPLAINTS.
Irrsgulari.y, PrOlApsus Uterl
HysIeria, Womb pificultsss
Whitee, Amsnorrhea,
f~'gT Loss OF Appetite;
LOss Of Energy,
Loss Of Memory,
Loss Of Strength,
s- Z. R. REGULATORS
ARE ESrIRELY yEOFrABIE.
Perfectly Tasteless, .si 5.
Good at all times,
Never Sicken
-H Never Grpe,
\ 81 f4
Dose. One to three Regulates. e-
-Four to six PurEes. ss
one Regulator ct night, going to bed Will ensure
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JOHN II. TRIPP.

Attorney aRd COUHssllOr at LaV,
0fee up stairs IN the frame bnidng opposite the West
door Of tho Court House, CarrOltou, Ohio.
~ The services Jf JoHN A. BNeHAM, of OAdiz, O.,
Is secured in all by the retention of the above
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PREPARED By
i. JAMES G., AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

LUWELIr MASS. -||-||
Price rs Cents per Box. FIVE Boxes for ST.
SOLD BIZ t
F. Eckstein, Jr, Cincinnati, DR.. G. A. Boegle, Gar
roltOn, and by all dealers in medicine every where
rB-One agent wanted in every toHp ip Carroll co,
June 30, 1854, Am