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CARDS.
EDWARD SHEEGOG & HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. 81 CARONnEIFT STREET

EDWARD SHEEGOG & HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS, AM
4 GENERAL AGENTS,
kOs % CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
DERSONAL andprompt attention given to the buying
Of Goods Groceries aud Produce, and every article fol
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants upon their credit
~ Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
! lowest market rates
sy- Notes draft and Bills collected and RENTED i'm
medistey.
.sJ- Receioirg and F5,,oarding attended to uit6out
REzEa To-Kirtman and Ellis, Nashville, Tenn
! John b. Johnson, ESQ.,
Morgan Co,
I W. II. Gordon Co., 4"
Nj. Noel Co., &"
J. NJ Zimmerman Co,
william: pence. ESD Murfressb,orO'. Tenn.
Col. E. Ii. Chatiiu, Columbia Tenn.
K b. Mayes, Esq
Gen G. j. PILLOW. "
Gen 4. j. Polk, Ashwood, Tenn
je7,'55-8m
WILLIAM R MILLS, JDANL W. ADAMS,
Lste Of jackson, Miss. Late of jackson, Miss
NILES & ADAMS. -
COIEON factors AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
no. 23 CarOndelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
E-EFER To--IOhn Bass, Esq. Nashville Tenn
dai a1'sfs Andlss ws'fGq; fsaia a.9 Rartrse. Tenn
Gen. L. j. Polk AshBood,
tleu. Ct. }. Pillow, Columbia.
EDWARD SHEEG0G, ....
Is general Travelling Agent with power to make any
contract or agreement for our House.
lei, 7,'54-5m MILES l. ADAMS.
J A. DEERY. W. B. DEERY. r. F. DERRY.
DEERI BROTHERS,
kLIS0NIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l9k Peblic Square Nrshrale, Tennessee
may22-tTly.
GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.
NOcO Village, Texas.
tT I'LL attend 10 the collection OF debts and the nges
w cation aud pertscting of land titles in Texas
REFERENCES.
Hon. ". o. ToTToS Hon. NATHAN GREzS
K. G. M'HuNNsY r. L. RIDLEY
K. L. CARUTazRs ABE CARUTHERs
tJoET l.. BaIEN, Governor VIZ b. CAHPsKLL
6us3l-tTly
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FOx a POLHEMUS,


SO 6Ieaj Street. Corner sssvsT, Hew-ToTk,
OK r. l><.s ne foao,0sng Hedry Cotton Fabrics
n 1-kNGI and COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 iach, al
~ EGee-s. hard and SOFT also ali the various widths
LTss Manufactured al this establishments comprising eT
. Ts;J saa7a 70 the trade ald Oasrsd at the Lowest
.-t55-
UNIIE3 srATs5 PILOT DUCK- u 0oOd0erry and
i.t 54al EztTs fall ss'ortment OF this superior
I-tI.-
MIIiInAaTIC COTTON DUCK-1e, ls, 20 and %
oE- eli ,,iIbsrs hard and sof This fabric srded
Ee highest Premium 81 the Loadou Worlds Fair, also at
~15 c"G STATE kGiT.
.0c,iTsd By tbs Crsen6oods Company, superior sr-
USE IL iEI sails teats awnings, Sci slso MouEt Yer
IiiIed 8s7eas Howard Ravens Pioneer and PhuiT
.h ct CGrrga Ravens, plain p 10 Il inchi Heavy. do.
dG-
1oTIJh SAL TWINE-A fuii esz2rIment
IAhFAU AULIks, HAMM0CK5, STUFF8, &C.
fAFkE fELTiaG-3O 10 y inca, made very heavy,
sEPISsz IL t0I dIieT islts,
car CoyERtNG-Cotton CANVASS, sill widths from so
a. OF HsS, and all numbers made expressly for
sd 2 railroad cars Is perfectly and permanently
"a5, proc. and more enduring than the car itself
ENaIaELi.iN5 CAHYAsS-30. 80, 40. As and 80 inch
Itsd sud f-iil5d IN every variety.
66GS AND BAGGING-Ot every description. Seam
sss bags whole all size, in bales of l6u 200 and
COO combining strength utility snd cheapneS for grain
and meal, unsurpassed.
4ls7, heavy Cotton Sackng 40 inch Canvass thread
WsTP sud Filling, heavy twed, do. do, 20, 22 40, aud
~ inch
WOOL sACKs-Woven whole all sizes, a new and desrs-
Gle article. feb25 'd4-lyd.
LANDRETII'S GARDEN SEEDS.
SfhEN IdutSAND fapers new Crop Garden Seed,
> S received and warranted fresh, &c, comprising all
varieties brnugt this market Extra Early Peas Ear
u nay e.5. Six week beans Glove Onions &C.. by the
'+~,a Also Cabbage. Button Onions, &c, &c, by the
i>sJLJ. J. @. BROWN
1s0t2 No. az, College Street.
NHEAT HARGAIN AZ A FARM.-ONE
u HUNDRED ACRES Of land finely located the
ssETie and CisiaHnaga Railroad, Il or Is miles from
vssh's comfortable dwelling with 4 or 3 rooms, gnOd
ssazT sua excellent sPrug nearly halt of the land
G"siT numbered. A bargain be had by making
s.,- ii.te apple ,tioR No ~ Cherry street, 70
JOHN l. q z. ". BROWN
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There i doubt but that the Spring Kept by Mr. D A
Cole the Eastern end of the Suspension B.dge good
Chaybeae Water aud that Is apted to many diseases
Of debility. b. W HALL, ~ D.
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~ ENT,S VARIETY GOODS.-BlaoK and Fancy
II French Cloths and CaSSlmeres
FRENCH Linens Black and Fancy Silk Nestings
Marseilles Vestings, French Drab de EteS,
Patent Shirts with French BoSoms,
Merino Under Shirts, Lisle Thread and Raw Silk do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers, Linen Collars,
British and German half hOisery,
Summer CravatS, Embroidered Ties,
Fancy Silk Cravsts black do, superdne quality,
Plain and coored Handkerchief
Six handkerchiefS; Silk SuSpenders,
AleIanders hid Gloves, silk do.
Thread Gloves, Linen do &c.
SILK aud Gngham Umbrellas
STEVENSON & WHITE,
mar23 SO, College ST
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.-Rich Sauu Ds-
l. mask, Embroidered Muslins Curtains.
Lace Curtains, Cotton Damasks
lO-4, ll-4 Linen and Cotton Sheeting,
Pillow Case Linens &c. &C.
Linen Table Napkins,
Fruit do, ...
IL dozen cOlOred Border Damssk Towels,
White and COlOred MarseiIIes Quilts,
Gilt Cornices de, Pins aud Bands
Cords, Tasses Gimps FTinges Curtains, Drops &C. &C.
STEVENSON 4 WHITE,
mar13 81 College s.
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All sTiicies or annaS nl5udsd Tor exhibition must posi-
lively be entered before 10 O'clock OF the day 1 biou-
The SOcietys hook Of entry viii be ope.ss from
OF September and persons respectfully requested 81
make their entries before the days Of the Fair.
No 0anImgi VII be admitted IN tie ring wthouJ BEN z
confined, unless BY special permission from the Directors
All the members Of subscribers iamIe- under
one years OF age are admitted fve Of charge.
The Fair Grounds viii be opened ezcl ruTaiaC c.
o'clock ana the proceedings commence ~ 10.
The ASSOCIATION SohcIts com eiIJ.oI 'or lie premiums
from every county IN he Stale
The officers Of all sisiersocees are respectfully fr5iici
to attend End participate with in the pleasures % tas
casion-
Ali the isdes viii confer favor b granting as tbsir
presence.
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GREAT HARGAIN IN LANn.

immediate application Is made great bargain will
be given in the following tracts of land viz: Soo acres
IN Whites Bend fronting Hydes Ferry Turnpike and
Cumberland River. : * miles from Nashville 40 acres
cleared, balance well timb.redsO mostly good Also
l3 acres near the N0ensye Pike adjoining oodson and
W r. IncaS 21S miles from Nashville. Also 2I acres adj
joining lucas. Apply TO j. B. Moore in Whites Rend or
anPll. JOHN l. A z " RRnWN Chnrrr.st
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THE GREAT SI M La E.N....
TTNHS grand exhibition viii commence On tt Of SEN
Il tember, 1854, and continue for FOUR DAYS GO o.
Fair Grounds
1nese besutul grounds have been iilf&i p ai .rs,t
expense, under the direction ct committee Uf, ave
made every arrangement for the comfort ana crave.
. OF vlsiIeTs. and especially the lad e..
The number OF stalls and Peas every kind OF STOCK
have been largely incl eaSsd, fr exec eisa t,. 4
any oheI ialr gTuunds IN the country. Most "a @ EN- Lave
already been engaged by persons distance 1ui s,t
the public interest increase addition several a -I
mnIe will be required.
The Society have also arranged for the c1guugr1 17
Of the
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Az msstag Of Tie wi1s Gr0wsts' As,

Atsnsetng Of tie Vine GroweFs' AsgOei-
naoa. !. cinennan. r,unlly ,tas mem-
Der. iuserchagged opinions respecting the pre-
seat ssa.s of the graps crop. The mildsw was
no. considered 70 Be very serious this ssas1n,
slshough some have bad very s,riOus aPprshsd.
sious q injury from this source. A survey Of
the vineyards presented a fine appearance.
Mr.. W,R said, un his closely planted vines
had lot ons-half 10 three-iour.hs o. their
grapes BY mildew--Old compost used--bu.
where bis grapes are plan!ed sO BY Oiset,And
and trained high. there was no disease.
Mr.. Slsaith had observed that where be had
sunk drains there was no mildsw. This was
confirmed by Mr.. Pslicslas, and olheri. who
bad similar drains Il was stated thai psfs
of Mr flirs vineyard, on upland, was Eorse
than that in the bottom; this was explained B!
the principle Of drainage. as the bottom hand
is underiArd BY gravel, and The HPland BY clay
Mr. Hodge had observed very lnlle Iulldew,
and oniy ia fat place where The water Was re-
tanned Mr. Buchanan observed it on the ls.h
Of June, efer fogiit lasted only day. Nj
Rehfuss found it "a the l4.h. also cloudy
weather. In the experience Of both these vi
nerOns, il lasted only day. when the weather
became 6ne. Mr. B.. with southeastern tx-
posurs. will lose one efoirlh, and only One.lenlh
on the southwestern slope, where the Nini
caused a rapid evaporation Il was agreed
that the mildev was worse this year.aud affect
Cd the grape more rapidly than usuNl-especi
ally attacking the smaller grapes and weake
shoots
The result Of the discussion was conclusion
that We should select elevated situations bill
tops especially, that the ground should be thor
Ough drained, deeply dug, and planted at wid'
distance.
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D.ENTIs sTRY.

eg<z~ Dr., J, j sIEDMAN, Surgical and Me.
4 ~ chaniepl Dentist, especially announces to
llL1J the Citizens Of Carrollion and vicinity that
he has opened an uice in the idger House, where he
il pieRied TO peliolm all operations connected with
the Dental profession Teeth nsertedupOn gold or silver
pale In the lates, and most approved tile.
DECAYED TEETH cleaused and filed with goli IN
iurther decay.
By long experience IN the profession he feels enabet
TO cay aythatentire sallpiactiuns be given.
Carrollf0n, June %, 1894. II
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DRuGs--DRuGs-IN slEURENvILLE.

HalSh MeCmcheon, having Glazed with them DR.,
EVA Bugh, take pleasure il iIfulm NH theh friends and
the public generally, that they have greatly enlarged
their A. snriment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
DYES brushes l,iel Goods &c, which they deter.
mtied 10 sell uppnRs favorable leips any establish
ment IN The country Physicians Country Merchants,
Fa,mers, Nee haics ana a persons neeiin anything
IN their pe will find Il their advantage to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere, as we will positively
eellon the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Please give Us call at our Drug Store, Market Street
lgteubenvile, Ohio.
May IS. 1854, sm
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II. MORRISON
J. D. MORRISON
paltlstrn.

Hs&J.B. MoRRISo N respectfully an
nounce TO the ciuEens Of Carrollo, and vicin.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEUBsNVlLLE, OHIO.
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No 1870 Fourth ST., north Of Market,
Steubenyille. Ohio.
Thev will visit Carrollton severaliimes during
the yesr, Of which notice will be given.
June l6. 1853
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SAVE YOIJR MONEYl.

You can do that aud your CREDIT TOO, by purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbolds Cleap Ready Pay Sore,
where you will hnd an excellent q sortment Of D Y
Goods Groceries Hardware, Queeswarc, Bounets Hats
CAPS. Bout, Shoes, &c &c. All Of which win he sold
lust as low as they ought to be vol for cash produce
Paw us as sou go and have dagrseable settlements
.hOrt settlements; long hiends.
& Carrolltop, april 20, 1854. l. ARCHB0LD,
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co,
"a GOLD sTREEr. NEW.YORK,
NiOTICE.
DAVID ARFER,
Court Of Com, Pleas
; Carroll county, Ohio.
ftfuiI Ac1inn

DAVID ARfER, Court Of Com, Pleas
va. Carroll county, Ohio
Harry c0ULs0N, ct ais. civil Action.
Harry COnlson, Who resides IN the State Of low viii
take p0ce that on the 18th day Of May 1854, David
AFTER fled in the Court Of Com Pleas 1, Carroll county,
Ohio petition against him, which forth that eaid
Couson ndehted to said Arter in the Of thirty six
dollars and eighty cents per transcription the
docket Of Esqr. Van Metre, which amount plaintiff
prays Judgment The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and answer demure on Sefre
the lst day Of August, 1854, the petition viii be taken
as confessed and judgment rendered against him by de-
fault. J. B. Smith,
May IL, 1854. n2lstprf IS 30 Atty. fox RE
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NoTIcE.

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors Of William
Pugh, dsreased that the Probate Judge Of Cano Co,
0hiv, declares, said Esate selveAs, which Is ot ncoid
~ biz said court The eitdiiols O the Estate Of said
William Pueh deceased are theefoTe required to pre-
sent their claims against the Estate the undersigned
tor aoN ance, vhn six months ffum this date or they
will not be entitled 70 payment JOHN STEWART, +
June Is, 1854. Sc Adm's Of William Pugh, decd
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How shall shorI horn cattle be i'm
proved

It's conceded BY all whose judgment and
experience are Of any value, that Short Horn
cattle, as whole, are superior to any other
breed, and that in the loin, quarters, blisket,
handling, early maturity, and quick feeding,
they particularly excel and for milking. when
properly bred, taking the average quantity
and quality into consideration, they afe unsur.
passed.
whatthendo Short Horn cattle lack to give
them perfection !
We answer, that in comparison with the re.
Gently improved Deyons. they are generally
inferior in girIh around the heart they lack
theirfull meaty crops and have nothing com.
parable to their fne shoulders, forming that
beautiful symmeiric outline, grlluLy lessen.
ing and uniting them to the neck. In the set
Of the head the Short Horn ia equal TO the
Devon, tits also rather fner in its anatomy
but in brilliaucy aud beauty Of eye, the latter
eycels. There are exceptions 70 this remark
upon the eye. in some few hibes Of Short
Eiorns; among which are the true Duchess. as
bred By Mr. Bates, and the Princess as bred
BY Mr. sephenson--nO Deyons ever exceled
ih,ir eyes.
We now come to the question which heads
this article How shill Short Horn cattle he
impFoyedS tttst
Simply by choosing those bplhthst have all
the good qualiIies in perfection, in which The
Short Horns now excel and which are also
superior in The eye, shoulders, ard glrth round
the heart. These should be bred from in
preference to all others. Ia this choice Of
bulls lRke the younges:. as the improvement
is likely TO be more rapid from them. The
reason fofths is. that as bulls grow older the
shoulders grow eoarser, and as Ike ptolueed
ike. calves by very aged bulls are not gen
orally so fns as those got BY younger ones =
By steadily preserving in this course, We may
at length aFrivo at perfection in cattle The
) improvement, however, will be slow; and We
tiust thai those who commenceit, will not b
impatient in their attempts II has taken near
" nAlf century TO breed OF he coarse dew
lap. and put 0 the fne head and symrelrica
shoulders Of The DesOn--his great grth
around the beart We believe he originally pos
sessed ne
TAms,ieon AgricalMrclta.
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R. r.. R.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLlO.E
RADAwAY q Co, the inventors, Manu-
faeiurers and PrOprielors Of the justly celsbra-
ed R. R. R. Remedies. were the first TO dis.
cover Remedy possessing the marvellous and
Miraculous. over Of stopping the most kxeru-
ciaiing Pains in an instant allaying the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal, in afew
minutes. and soothing the most severe Psrox-
ysms Of Bhri matism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dol
oreaux. ~ oOn rs applied. The R. R, X.
Rtmests co isisl Of three Remedies each pos
sessing q'Iic and wonderful powers over GER
tain complai us and diseasee and will instantly
RELiFy the Human System from pain.
REGCLATE each Organ to Healthy Ac.
ton.
RESoIV away al Diseased Deposits.
RENcVlTE the body frOmaF Corrupt Hu-
mors.
REBUlLl the Weak and BrOked Down
Constitution,
RESTnRG Is to Health Strength and vigOr an
unsound ant worn out parts.
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NE BRA SIX A MILL-,

The subscribers having at great expense just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
Carrolon. respectfully call the attention Of the
Farmers, TO their superior advantages, lor doing
coon w OKK.
Having already tested the work oflhe above
mill, we say confidently 10 our friends that our
-four cannot, and shall not be excelled
bring on your WHEAT, and get GOOD flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll.
Cash p,id Tor wheat, at MI times.
Ma ch, Oh. 1854. Om J. BEATTY n SON
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HARLEM sPRINGs.

JOHN HILBERT, ..",... PRopRuTOR
Hhlem, Carroll county Ohio
Thi establishment has been put IN complete repair,
ana new building erected for the comlort Of Patients
aud Visitors Hacks and other Cunveyances constantly
running to all the principal points.
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EXECUTIONS SALE
Eni. sALE OR nENT.
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent his
- - ~ q m N n

TAV ERN STAN
Il Msehlucstow,, Carroll CO. o. III beautifully sin.
s,ed IN said village and the house il sufficiently rOomy
tor country or village stand The stahlng ! but rea
snahIs there are two very good waered welsconven'
isno,e for the use Of the stable, the other Tor The
bonse The terms wibe reasonable. For further par
cuarr, call with the subscriber in said village. VINO I
now engaged IN the mercantile business AMI Cs1os n AZ
tend 10 both occupations slLAS FuIIs.
June 2s.h. 1854
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Notice 70 The Public.

take this favorable op.
poiiunity of informing ny
- old irepds and customers
that have sEwassortmenl
zess. Of boots and Shcrs for
-''H'. .''1.- Spring trade among which
may be found ladies
CATERS AND.JENNY LINDs
Of The different leading styles. just from the
East-AlsO. sill prepared to NAks TO order al
kinds Of Work 10 nv line. Of the best naierial
and warranted 10 be equal if not superior 70
any made in the West which will be sold low
for cAsn in hsnd.
Please give me call on Lisbon Street,
nearly opposite the Free Press Ofice."
JACOB HELFRIcH.
Canollion. March qs.-6m
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Watch Making,

SEND on YOUR VA C 7ES.
would inform the citizens Of Carrolton and
'OrrO c unity that they can have th ir Watches
paire IN the best manner and on short notice.
" stndIP Them 10 my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale gOo assortment OF d and Sill
'er Watches, locks, aud Jewelry Of all kind-,
,old Pens, Violins, end almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store Ny shop IN the cen
re block immediately adoiuing ''Espied FIX
"hauge.
"a Gold 4 Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be cit at the residence Of
Mr. isher aud be promotly sent and return.
ed when repaired all work warranted
Give us trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philaielpkia Juy2l, 1898 IT,
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NO II U N B u @

The seeseriber willpay cash for Ddosane CAlfskns,
either At his tan yard East end carroou Il, the foot Of
the bill, or atthes Store Of Mckee 4 Elder, MaIn.st
cenls per To- viii be paid far all Cali Skins weighing from
10 70 ~ bs, wetaken oH and clear Of cuts and fcores
\. b Cash paid for bark al all Zines Leather alwa,
on hand for pale, but positively NO TRUST
Nay le, 1854. If H4f o. w. YOUNG.
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{. 4. EeELkYl M
= IOKLEY 4 DAVIS. !. :. ~

Att0rnsys aHd Goa Rseftors at Law
Have entered into partnership, and will pIacce at their
profession in Carroll and the adjoining coandls A ]
business eufrused 10 them vii eeciye pltnpt alo
ton. OFFIGE-Sra frame building one GoOr South
Of the IS idser House. Carrooa, 0nO,
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Attorney and COunssitor at Law,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
dOoFuf tbs Court House, CarfOlhon, Ohio.
N The services Of JoHN A. BmGnAN, Of Cadz, o :,
is occurred IN all cases by Ihe felenli0u Ol The abONe
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[Ame,iton Aarlenllarahsl.

Dos'r Ear HoRsx- RADsu TOO FREELY 1t is
almost hazardous 10 say anything against aeon.
di nent 50 universally used and reIished as this
bat word Of caution is needed. Horse.ra rad.
ish is highly stimulating and exploring to the
stomach, and this effsctis almost always fol.
lowed By IassiIude and weakness. We have
met with several cases. where persons hAveig.
norantly used this root 50 freely as to b. scarce.
ly able % labor NJ al.
Where il is needed a. medicine. small
qusniIy Of horse.radish Is doubtless beneficial.
Bul We ass quite surs,from considerable obser,
walton Of iis effect upon ourselves and Others
that aSysPersOn using spoonful, OF moru,as i
meal. VIII suffer in consequence, although
the cAuseOf this suffering may not perceived
since il produces stimulating effect for the
FIRST hour or two after eAling il.--Am. Agric u
futisf aeE
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

examine NINE eonsiaingof every thing that ID needed
IN ihe Dry Clouds line Myeioek omsiss u Broadclo,hs
Oasinels, Ca.mefee, CaIcoes Gngbams. sks, ,Be,eges
Bonnets. Hats, Musins. Qncenspare, Glassware, Be-,
n shore every thing thai can be fonnd II village store
80 call with your old sldAi his siand Mainst Harlem
fsroll 20. o and you 4haIl be acrommodaled IN IL,
best possible manner. Dont mistake the place Cal
with Israel, Wf4Nn.
/ May 10, 1854 II
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HaduaY;s Regulators,
Regulates 70 healthy action
All the Organs ana secretions of ths
Body.
Restores TO Heallh <hd Strength
TnE DISEASED AsB WORN OCT PARTS.
Complaints shss Railways Regulators entirely
cOstiveness. Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Heat
D.sPeps'a, Kidney
DroPsy. Bladder :"
Urethra
Dihul.Y Il passing Urine
DizEiness. Inflammation Of The Stomach. sln
pOr BIliousness.
MELANCHOLY MAiioxAsT DroRprRs.
Small Pox, Measles. Scarlet Feyer.
yellow Fever. Bilious Pueumonia Typhoid
Fever. And Fever Of all kinda.
Influenza, Pleunsy. Common Colds
FEMALr CoxPLAfETs.
Inegularity, rolapsns Hysteria.
Womb Difficulties, Mites. kmenOuher
Loss OF APPETITE:
Loss Of Energy Loss Of MemO.y Losr
Strength.
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
Perfectly tasleless Good At all times, Nev'
er Sieken, Never Gnpe.
DosEs --one to three Regulates.
-Four to siA Purkes
One Regulator al night on going 10 bed viii
ensure sound sleep, a good nights rest and a
healthy and pleasant discharg, from the bow
/ els in the morning.
( Railways Regulators, Ready Relief RenOva-
ting Resolvenl are sold by Druggists every.
where
N B. r. R. Regulators are oflight color.
J For sale by DR.. c. A. BoEeEL. Druggis'
Carrollton Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-20
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES,
FARMER ! LOOK To YOUR INTEREST,"

ISAIAH ESlEP, respectfully announces to the ciii.
Eeus Of this and eAdlphig cOuntieA that be il pre-,
pared 10 furnish on the most accommodating Terms, al
kndsol Wagons, Carriages, Pihce Albe,tS, Extenson
Seats aud Standing Tops, wlb alether stylesnpw IN u,e
which or excellence Of material and superiority OF 6
the country a.
Customers dealt with on the most accommodating
tefns. The conf nance ofthe patorage ofOlj fiends
and tho Of tie public respectfully solicited
ISAIAH EslEP.
rOrls, Ohio, Junel5, 1884 nssw4 ss