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.NEN AMiRlMtiA M III lf0R 1856:

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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
That here is the Place. ~

j. W. Gould, Stationary Artist would most respect.
fully inform the citizens of Caroon, and vicinity and
the public at large, that he has taken Rooms at the
Patton House, where be is well prepared to take good
Likeuesses on the shortest notice. and in all kinds Of
weather From past experience, and the good success
which has failed to attend him. he Haters himself
that he now qualified to do equally as good II not su.
perior work to any Artist in the vicinity Fellow Cti
gems ,reeolect that located with you when you was
without an Artist and, unprepared TO travel,
shall therefore maintain my rights. Having truth and
justice for my motto and the interest Of the people my
glory, shall execute my arrangements, and with the
aid my Patrons and friends will have as soon as Spring
comes; Rooms erected for my basines furnished with
large SkyLghs and every convenience necessary for
securing the best and most durable Daguerreotypes.
So come along my old friends and get Pictures taken for
al your absent relations. Recollect my Prices range
from fifty cents upwards and am determined that no
Opposition shall uDderseIl me. Lockets Pins, and
Rings filed in the best order, and ell business in my
line done up honestly and in the most approved style
Al work warranted not to fade change. Perfect sat
isfaction given or nosae. Ny work will show ioritseE
end We kindly solicit and all 10 come slong without
delay aud examine for yourselves. N B. Ladies will
do well to avoid light Dresses-dark coors always fos
good effect @ Instruction given in the Art on req,
Sensible terms.
Jan. 4, IS IT, as4L W. GOULD. E
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WHOLRsALE . RETAIL.
THOMAS q. ATKINSON,
coPPKR 4 TSsMIIH, sTOvE DRELER &c.,
= IOousr Oanal ST., and Psblie Sgsarsl


l [ooFHsr OaAal S., and Putlie Squarsl
CARR0LLT0S,- - OHIO,
AvaHs himself Of this means to return bis thanks 10
bis customers generally and assure them that Hs ever be
holds himself ready TO meetah Fequisiions which may
Be made upon him for Tin, Copper, Bras, Sheet Iron or
Stove Ware. Thankful iOr the custom which be has
formerly received and which has enabled him 10 stand
aaOod q public disaster, Agricultural and consequent
financial failures, Bank colapses and Business night.
mare be halls the opening season confident Of returning
general prosperity and s0cs the attention OF enqurers
and purchasers, 70 bis present stock Of ware.
coOK sToyEs, PARLoa, sfoTfs FRANKLIN uovrs,
OF the most approved patterns the most flushed cast
ing and the most reliable metal hand always at the
lowest prices II Is useless to multiply vords-hs ar
toe Of stoves which Atkinson ses s admitted par ex
eellanee, the best and the cheapest sold In "thssS
parts"
coPPRR ERTTLEs AND coPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made TO order IN super-
or style-Copper work ofeVery description and mend
ing done prompdyAh descriptions Of Sheet Iron war'
on hand also TinvAre Of the best quality and everJ
description constantly on hand and for sale.
HoUsE spoUTIN0 AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods ant
spoutng are regularly employed In the country, and ell
orders for work Of this kind viii be gladly received and
promptly executed -oPerAtors In this line confined
70 no locality, but are carried forward with despatch in
any part Of Carroll or adjoining counties
THOMAS q ATKINSON.
March e-'55 e.
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From the Ohio Cultivatpr,
Cure for Founder In HOrs,E

EDS. Quo CULTIvAToR:-lt seems mosl
Superhuous TO add tJ the numerous measures fol
this simple though formidable disease but
thinking that perhaps some valuable animal
may be saved by the means, submit my ex-
perience, and il you think it worthy place in
your journal, 1t 10 at your service.
One CT the hottest days of last summer
while working corn, by feeding largely and va
tering at the well while warm,I foundered val
liable mare. turned her out at night, and
when she was brought up next morning, it was
with the greatest difficulty that she could walk.
She seemed to be in great misery at every step
was greatly alarmed for her safety, as new
er foundered one before, took her 10 the we'll
and gave her legs and shoulders thorough
washing with cold water. then had her blsd
in the mouth, by sticking sharp knife in the
third rib of the roof She bled freely swallow
i ing most Of the blood for about one hour.
turned her out again. and the next day she
was as we'll as ever. with no signs Of the foup-
der. About two months later, had the luck
to have another one foundered, by entrusting
him to the care Of boy at noon. ] was tray
cling, and before night the horse gave out
! could not imagine what wac the matter with
him / put up att private house, and offered
tho horse food, but he would eat nothing. -
v Q went out to see him at 9 o'clock in the
evening, and found him so stiff that be could
scarcely stir. then knew what allied hin, and
treated him the same as did the other Civ
ing him salt to make him swallow the blood -
lie bed well, and we turned him out. The
next morning he was ready for the road again
though of course, not as spirited as usual If
the horse is likely to bleed too much, give him
some -four or wheat bran to lick, am quite
certain that the worst cases Of founder may
be cured in one day, il taken in season, with
very little labor. no evil results and no time
lost while the noble animal will be saved much
unnecessary misery. j. @ CowEE.
Keens, o, March, 1855. .s
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CELEsTIAL JOKES.


A work vas published some twenty years
neo n Constandnopls, entitled ''Nasir Eddin:'
lisa hind Of jest book. and contains many
amusing tnings. The following Celestial jokes
we're translated from its pages at the time o.
its publcssioa
One Of bis nsighbOn once went q Nezir-
Ediip and solicited the loaR Of q rope. The
Khciah vent into his house, and after delay
Of afeW minutes returned and told the borrow.
sF that The rope vas in use tying up -four.
What do You mean p said the neighbor,
how can Fops be used to bind up HOur.'
"A rops may be applied to any use. replied
tbs Kholah, when I 90 not wish to lend it.
A man once came to Khojah saying:
fEfspd, I have great peee OF an ass to-day
have the kindness 10 lend me yours
y have not an ass here said Khojah.
AZ this moment the animal began to bray in
ths stable.
10 7 said the man, do not hear your
ass bFaying 2
what exclaimed the Khojah; would you
take the word Of an ass ID preference to
mine 2
One day Nazir Rddin assembled the pulpit
Of the mosque, and thus addressed the con-
Rregation:
,ob, true believers, do you know ghAt en-
going 70 say 70 you 2
No. responded the congregation.
:Well then.' said be, there is no use in. my
speakinCtO yOu,' and be came down from
pulpit,
he wen. 70 preach the second time, and ask
ed the congregation
'0h, true believers. do you know whs. an
going TO say to you 2
I'VE do, replied the audience.
'Ah, ss you know il, said be quitting th,
pulpit, why should ] take the trouble Of tell
ing you p
when next be came to preach, the congre
CATION resolved 10 try his powers, and when b.
asked the usual question, replied
Some Of us know and SONS of US do not
Very WE'LL said he let those who know tel
those Who do not know
The Khojah one day saw a flock OF ducks
swimming in lake, he ran towards them, and
thsy immediately Hew away. Taking some
bread he sat down and diPring it into the wa
Ger, began to eat,
What are you doing there, KhOjah.' said
some one from the opposite side,
i am trying the favor Of duck SOUP was
the reply,
A robbor having entered Nazir- Eddn's house
his wife, hearing the noiss exclaimed
"Efendi Efendi there's thief in the
house.
'0h,' said the Khojah, never mind; oaly
hope be will End something, that We may TAX,
il from him.
Nasir Edein had board put up on post o
bis land on which was written
4 will give this fed 10 any one who is really
contented,'
When an applicant came be said
'AIe you oouteLted ?
The general reply was, 4 am
Then. rsjOiped be, what do you want with
my Geld 7
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ANIMAL Foop Pork, at 7 cents, does not
pay the farmer for fstlening in season like
-and that whichis good ought to bring
more. Pork is worth more to feed any family,
pound for pound, than beef is, Pork requires
no butter or other extras to render it it for tho
table, while beef and poultry and veal must be
bssted aud enriched to render them phlata.
be.'
THE above from the Massachusetts, Plough.
man is worthy serious consideration by all who
purchase meat 1t is said that the use Of pork
Is detrimental 10 health. II may be so. but
we have never yet seen the laboring man who
had suffered from its use. But there is apoth,
or view which ii may be well to give this sub.
jeet. ~s--.'
II takes at least eight pounds of corn to
make pound Of pork pound Of corn meal
is worth in the cities about two cents, and pork
at retail costs at least twelve cents. How much
longer could afamiIy live on eight pounds of
corn meal than on one pound Of pork? Is not
the use Of animal food very.expensiye, and e.
qaally unnecessary?
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uA Iul.lible Remedy for scrofuls, Kings Evil Rheuma
ism. Obstinate Cutaneous EfupdOns, Pimples ol
Postules an tse Face, Botehes BOils. Ague and fe.
yer; Chronic Sore eyes. Rig Worm or letter, Seao
Head, Enlargement and Pais Of lie Bones aud JOINTS
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitie Disorders L1oago, sPnA
Complaints and al Diseases arising from an ln
use Of Mercury, Imprudenee in Life, or Impuriy Of
good.
CE- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
blood IS now used BY thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of al
medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH aNlXTURBP Neu
ralgia, Rheumatism, SerOiula, Erupdons on the Skin
liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old sOres Affections o.
the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains and Aching Of lhe Bones and joints are speed
y put to fight BY using this great and nestmabe rem
edy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet bear
ound TO eoCpare with it, II ceanses the system ofal
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 or broken doWT
by the excesses Of youth, to Its pristine 7gor ant
strength.
For the ladies' Il sincOmpara5ly better than all the
cosmetics used, few doses Of Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all sailOwness of complexion brinl
the mantng TO the cheek give elasticity 70 thl
step and improve the general health in remaIkabl,
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard OF.
The large number Of certificates which we have re
oeved from persons from all parts Of the United States
the best evidence that there no Humbug about it,
the Press hotel keepers magistrates physicians, ant
public men, well known to the community all add thei
testimony to the wonderful effect this GREAT BL00L
FURIFlER. 3a....t .t5
Gallon the AGENT and get circular and Almanac ant
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all Med
iCines has performed. s-f
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS
ropretOis, NO.S Pearl street, Richmond Va to WHOM
alorders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by 0has, A. Boege Carrollton, Stewar
b Farmhouse, n. Hagerstown, A. 7fitt Co., Minerva
and by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Nov. I6, l854.-l y. #..t
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CAEosIcAL sEoTs,--We lately spoke of the
lady who triumphantly pointed out the "Rpis.
tle 10 The Romano. and asked whore one cod
be found addressed to the Protestants I? The
Catholic Mirror happily retortS. by telling US
Of negro Baptist at the South, who said to his
Methodist master, You've read the Bible, |
s'pose = Yes well. you've read in It OF
John the Baptist, haven't you p Yes. We'll
you never saw anything about John the Meth
odist. did you 2 NO. well, YOU see dere
paptists in the Bible, but dare Amt no Metbo.
disEs, and the Bibles on my side.
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
aa Pittsburgh, Penn,a.


ESTABLISHED in lS4O--Incorponted BY the Lepis
lature Of Penna with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS s4slai
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRn.
g WM. WILKINS. " CHARLEs NAYLoR
MosEs HAMPTON, g GEMJ J. X. MooREnEAp.
P. DUFF, Principals Author OF Dufrs Book. x eeping
&C., Professor Of Book Keeping and Commercial Sci
ences. araefa.H "a - ~- N f...-t...
l. H. DALH0FF, Professor Of Penmanship.
N. d. HATCH, ESQ.,, member Of the Pittsburgh Bar.
Professor Of Commercial Law. -
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal Of the Mathematical
and Department Professor Of Mathematics &C.
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly lyemploYed IN the
ok.Keepng Department,
puFs system of okkeeping is Taught by the author
upon his new invented Blank Books cayeated for Dat
ent June g. 1854 By means Of this important enton
in about half the usual time of study the real practice
Of bookkeeping impaired to degree of perfection
never before attained in the United States.
His training for business Oomprehends upwards of 400
real business transactions 800 commercial
thorough course Of business PENaAEsHiP
Daily Lectures on 0oMsEReiAL Law and Commercial
Scencea the theory Of profits the art Of making mon.
ey, &c. s.....
buF's housekeeping, Harpers Edition price $3.50
postage 2l CENTS "the most perfect and ccmprehensve
in the English Lspguage.n
Duff's Steamboat Book keeping, price 81, psstSgs
cents ga perfect system for such Bookaana zassaSts
Duff Commercial calculations, price b1cCutA
g5e Send for Circular By mail
= April 20. 1854 .-ly G4tf21f I'd sFrf fHo+
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sTARKHPAPER MILLS. d !.

Our Mills are noy 10 inl operation, and We are prs
pared to GIL all orders in our line pf business Editor
and Merchants are respectfully invited to give us ca.
and examine our Stock of Paper perfectlYea
ised that after thorough examination, they win give
Us their patronage. Is our Paper win compare arorsby
with any manufactured in the Western Country,-and
our Prices cannot fail to give satisaction All Orders
sentby Nail viii be promptly ATTENDED 70. IS $50
The Highest Cash Price will b. paid for Rags. Mer.
chants are requested to send on their Rags and get their
postage paid,) FISHER, ANDERSON, & Co.,
oAigre2s, 1854, IT.. IS ig4s.lC Canton. Ohio.
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CARHARTS IMPROVED
PATENT MEL0DE0NS.

P. 4. CHILD, Manufacturer Cleveland, o., Finishing
and Ware Room In the Second aud Third Stories OF IIur
burs New Block, Nos g. 66 and 6S Ontario street Man.
uacory in the new rec story brick building directly in
rear.
P. A. Child is the sole Proprietor ofthe above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in perfecting these
Instruments, Introducing various improvements and in
systematspg the business Of manufacture Is now pre-.
pared to turn out "a Instruments per week, keeping
constantly In process Of manufacture, over 800 Meo,
deons.
attention Is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets Of Reeds, and two Banks Of Keys as
being decidedly superior to auy Meodeon ever before
made in this country. A Committee of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made; since which they have been improved.
DDIHE ICUt
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Mother. send for a DOCTOR screamed a
young scapegrace. why. my son, p said the
alarmed parent. Cause that man in the par.
lor is going to die 7 He said he would IL sis.
tsF Jane wouldnt marry him and Jane ssd
she wouldn't Il
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AREvAL OF CktHS AND CMBuB. We
clip the following from country paper-hope
its patrons will take note -
Five hundred moro subscribers wanted "a
pay heavy additional expenses. An expected
crisis has arrived, and It's 20 cr.sis at al-:ts
eri-6u6.'
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Wr As IS WT-At q social party few
nights since, no matter where, lady asked a
lawyer why coal was like . celebrated Jaw
book 2
! have no doubt Of lie being Blackstone,
replied the lawyer.
But said the lady, we burn Coke also.'
true. said the lawyer, but at most Of the
coal yards you get very Little ton.'
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

The SemtannuaI examinations Of the classes of Rich
mOnd College, win take place at the College building
on Wednesday the 18th OF March. Andon Thursday
evening the 29tb there will be contest by the Philo
matheon and Phrenocosmean Literary Societies
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Summer Session Of this Institution will open OF
Monday, the 7tb Of May
The College year Is divided into two sessions Of fv,
months each. The rates oltuon per session are, sil
and ten dollars Good boarding aud all necessary ac
commodations can be obtained on very reasonabl,
terms BY order of the Board, .. -.
JLINDLY, PREs.
JOS, JONES, SIC.
Richmond Ohio March lh-bh. 4w.
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BETTER THAN MEDrcINE.-A distinguished
Partisan physician writes To friend il the west
who isip delicate health. h.--'Take to yourself a
young, healthy, virtuous, ard amlable wife,
Il viii do you more good in one winter than all
the mineral water in America, for twenty
years.
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LEAs A. HARSH.
Ian Nd AG EN- rs,
FORT DFS MONIES. IOWA.

FOkT DES BUINES. IUWA.
WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land OHieesin Western Iowa
Taxes paid, collections and LEGAL business generally
promptly attended to,
Those wishing to enter Lands In Centraland Western
Iowa. can do so by sending eastern drafts their
Land warrants Terms ior selecting aud entering Lane
exclusive of Government fees for Land warrants I6C
acres $40; 80 acres, So 40 acres, IS.
0OOO acres arabic Land in Polk and other coun
ties for sale by LBAS d HARSH.
March 15-'55 "
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sAYE YOUR MONEYIi 7

You psn do that and your CREDIT too by PURCHASING
your Goods at l. Archbolds Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment Of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, QueenswaFe Bonness Hats
Caps, Boots Shoes, &c. &C. Al Of which will De sold
Pay you 60 and haze ne disagreeabls settlements
Short settlements; long frisnde.
CaFrollton. April 90 1854. ]. ARCHB0LD.
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Al srSVival not long since, and old lady
prayed isrvsntly for the young lambs Of the
hoek.' A lady in blsck;'ao 70 be outdone by
sister Walton. responded. and blaudly asked
Who was to pray Tor the 'old ewes = This
set the congregation in roar.
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3 nsinfss Gar0s.
A. w. MORRISON,

Wy Al IA ",
UAs resumed the practice Of the law. He
ii wiz particularly attendto the settlement Of estates
by Executors Administrato and Guardians for which
hs le experience IN the Probate Court amply quaaes
him An other business Of professional eharaefef en-,
frosted 70 bis care In thls and the ndoining counties
vim be attended 70 with promptliude and 6dellty.
0FFIcE-In the 70 opposite the ssst front Of The
Court House, heretofore occupied BY J. h. Trip ESQ
feb. 1876.
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A young gent not living a thousand miles
from this place, perpetrEted the folloyingi
'Aiss, can / have the exquisite pleasure Of
rolling the wheel OF conversation around the
axletfss Of your understanding few mnutes
this sEening'' The lAdy tainted. oh dear.
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TO ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for sale of very fine texture
and beautiful fnish So come along, shoemakeIs and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat Hl
N. B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, In cash OF
leather at my tannery. J. W.Y0UNG.
Nov. 0, 1854. IT, BeunaVista Valley.
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4. Il. KNIGHT.

TTORNE At LAW,
LEEsBuRGH, ................ CARROLL %. o.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
w may be ntrusted to him. in Carroll, Harrison and
TuscarRWas counties, ue.#
[Febs-'55.l e.,
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ATTACHMENT E0TICE.

Notice IS hereby giyeR to all persons Interested that
at my Instance writ OF. attachment was issued on the
first day Of March, 1855, BY Henry 0reIn ESQ., jus.
tice of the peace in Lee Tp, Carroll county, Ohio e
ganst the goods chattes rights credits, moneys and
effects Of John Oolman, an absconding debtor. er
... -, ,ygs.. IWIAyD. 1
March ls--'55. sy. '..
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'How Is your husband, dearg' asked one la
dy Of smother.
20, he's ip very bad state was the re,
ply.
And Pray what kind Of . state is he in7'
In State prison.
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.Gingsrl. Sab! When am dat great race
70 come Of. Dat dars SO much talk 'bout?,
What crest race? why de human rscs-de
grsst human raee-dat Ito come of fore soon,
immsjitly.s Oh, now, you go aongl'