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PROSPECTUS
OF TuE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED AT coLuNBUs. OHIO, DAILY
TKI-wEEKLY AND WEKKLY.
Terms, Invariably in Advance.


D, Paily y,.,,. '.''.' 90 90 per year.
Ln-heeAy 800
Weekly, in clubs Of 10 and over. .iS0
Weekly Campaign paper, for months,
from the time Of subscription {. . so
s8-Cubs Of 10 or more, subscribing fot three
months, have the privilege of continuing 10 the
end Of the year, II desired BY paying 81 90 in addition
The present proprietors Of the Ohio State Journal
have hitherto made no extraordinary effort secure
an increased subscription 10 the paper They desire
It's character should established and ts claim. ae
knowedged by the requisite trial. in present hands be-
fore they made appeal to the public. A large ex
pense incurred in lis outfit year ago; AID at no
time, since the establishment Of the paper has so large
an expense been made for its editorial management
The low terms at which the paper is furnished render
necessary much increased subscription list in order
to afford adequate returns to the prOpretOrs for labor
bestowed aud capi,alinyested.
1t seems now, on the threshold at an important and
exciting election, fitting time to appeal TO is friends
fO a generous effort in its behalf The position and
character OF the Journal well known To require
any pledge in relation to itsfuture course Enlire, in
dependent 10 its position it will, as il has doue ap
prOach che discussion Of all subjects that may approach
within its range Of State or National concernment in
a free and independent spirit
To the maintenance Of the principles which gave rise
TO the Republican organization, the Journal has been
pledged. Its past course must stand guarantee
for the future
The Telegraphic columns the journal contain iul
reports from the East the South and the South wes
up the hour of publication. special report of the
Cattle Market prepared for the journal with great
care, win be foundin our Commercial columns.
The PrOpretors Of the State Journal being desrous
that the friends Of the Republican party should have
the opportunity OF judging for themselves Of It's merits
have adopted the plan Of sending their regular weekly
issue, containing amount Of reading matter not e.
quaIed by any paper in the West rather than make up
a mere political sheet for the Campaign. The euhan-
ced cost we are confident they will be mad up in.
reased number OF its patrons.
Aug. O. Ism.
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BEEN IAMIN9,--sam where have you
been.
We've been swimming, father.
We? who's been swimming with you?
Nobody, sir.
Well, but you said we've been swimming,
didn't you?
We've been swimming. father.
Who did you swim with, then, you young
Eesca?
Me, ,fsther9 said the pert urchin, why, l
swan with the tide, to be sure.
Here The youngster hardly lodged potato
sept al his head,
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FILiAL 0pEDIENoB. How old are youY said
Major Carver TO q dwarfsh young man.
Twenty.
wonder you amt right down ashamed Of
being no bigger, you look like boy of ten.
All comes fbeing duliful child
How so?
When WAS ten, father put his hand on my
bead and said, Stop therel and he then ran a.
way. I've never seen him since, and didn t
think 1t in me to go on growing without his
leavel
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RI-An lriShman and Frepehman we're to
be hanged together, Monsieur was consider.
ably troubled about it, while Paddy took the
matter quite coolly, telling his companion to
be aisy, for sure it is nothing to be hanged at
ell at ALL To which poor FraAcaise replied,
All. be garl de grande Difference is, dat you
IFshmaus are used to it,
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New Features for 1856.

A new and very interesting story will be commenced
in January, by Marion laiand, author Of Alone and
Hidden Path, two novels that have created an i'm.
mense sensation in the literary world. Also s
Miss Virginia F. Townsend will commence in the
February number Nonvelette, which we know will
strongly interest the readers OF the Book 400
Stories by an English Authoress
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits-With en-.
Cravings t
The Nurse aud the Nursery, ..H
How to make Bonnet.
Troubles Of an English Housekceper.
The AIT Of Sketching Flowers from Nature.--Whh
engravinss-Io be copied by the learner on paper to
be cOlOIcd. ..l .H.. ..t.Ita
Maternal counsels to a Daugbter--Designed to aid
her in The of her health, the Improvement Vi her
mind and the cultivation of the heart, N..h e7'H
. New STYLES of Illuminating Windows and Lamp
Shades, with enga'ings
Poety and History Of Finger Rings, Illustrated Shells
for the ladies, and where they come from, with engra-
wings.
Modelling in Leather with Engravings
This is only giving an idea Of our Intentions for 1885,
New designs OF interest the ladies are spiinsipg up
every day shal avail ourselves Of everything that
can intere them, In fact Godeys Ladys Book will
possess the intsrest Olany otter three magazines,
In addition TO the above will be con inued in each
number. ..Es
Godeys splendid Steel engravings. -...
One hundred pages fteading
UOuey CnhiCnSS FasHlul laIeS. III lnlS as IN ef"
cry other department we defy rivalry or imitation.
Embroidery patterns 4iny quantity Of them are Civ.
en- monthly.
Model Cottages. #....t .lrga
Dress making, with diagrams to cut BY
Dress patterns-lnIants and Ohldrens Dresses-All
hind Of Crochet and Netting Work Cloaks, Mantekt ts,
Tlmas, Collars, Chemisets, Under Sleeves, Bonnets,
Window Curtains, Brodcie Anglaise slippers, Caps
Cloak Evening Dresses fancy Articles Head Dresses,
Hair Dressing Robes for Night aud Morning. Carriage
Dresses Bridal Dresses, Nreaths. Mandlas, Walking
Dresses Riding labits Boys Clolhng Capes and Cloak
OF Fur IN season Crochet and Netting Work printed in
coOrs
DkAWING LESSONS for Youth loo designs Music,
So worth given every year. the Nurse and the Nur
sery with full nsu uctions GUdeys invaluable Recipes
upon every subject.
We would advise all who intend to subscribe to send
in their orders soop for if we do make duplicate
stereotype pates ii will be difficult to supply the de-
maud, We except our lis Tor 1856 will reach 100000
copies. The best plan Of subscribing is TO send your
money direct the publisher Those who sendla'ge a.
mounts had better send drafts but notes will answer if
drafts cannot be procured Letters bad better be reg
stered- only COSTS Eve cents extra, and their Safvre
Cepton is insured. .era44 fs~
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RyTbe Boston Post assures its readers that
the aisies In all the public buildings and the
sidewalks on the highways are to be widened
to admit the passage Of ladies with their new,
fashioned skirts. Several gentlemen, it is said.
have moved out Of the city to allow their wives
and daughters room to turn round. Vel, vot
oy il? voman's rights, Humph
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ACASpID WIrNEss.-A person who was re-
gently called in Court, for the purpose Of Prov
ing the correctness Of doctors bill, was ask
ed by the lawyer whether the doctor did not
make several visits after the patient was out Of
danger? No, replied the witness, consider
the patient in danger as long as the doctor
continued his visitsl
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NEW 0LUME.
SR1GS.
GRAHAM'S
AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
EsIn hliAInch In 4 ROH

EstaDiiSnCd in SS5.
Devoted to Literature, Art and fashion. The New
Volumes, commencing With the January number, 1885,
will contain over Twelve Hundred Pages of the choic
est reading matter, Steel and Wood Engrayngs, and
Music.
Each Number will contain splendid Engraving
Plate of the Paris Fashions, Steel elegantly co lor
ed one more articles, richly illustrated with Wood
Engravngs; Miscellaneous Prose and Poetry an Ed
itor's Table; Reviews of New Book. monthly Summary;
Hints on Fashionable Intelligence, Patterns for Needle
work, and New Music,
The Steel Engrayings will embrace fine executed
portraits of the celebrated ladywrters of day. in
terspersed with variety of other SUBJECT of genera
interest
The Fashion Plates engraved on StC e after the
latest Paris Fashions giving and in door costumes
for the month. They have been pronounced superior
OF those published in any other american Periodical
The Wood Eagravings will be Of the highest fnsh
and by our best artists.
The Literary matter will consist of Historical, Bog-
raphica and Literary Essays, Sketches Of Travel Fine
Arts, Novels Tales, ROnances, etc, The Novels am
RUmauces O Graham are universally acknow geo
to excel in beauty and interest any others published
in America
The Editors Table is made up of Humorous Sketch.
and Anecdotes, Foreign Domestic and Literary
Gossip, ETC.
The Monthly Summary of Current Events, prepared
by William Dove, gives condensed account of the
principal events which nave taken place in the World
during the preceding month. ...
The Reviews Of New Books from the pen of the
great critic, H. P. Whipple
The Fashion Article, by Genio c, Scott presents
correct and comprehensive account of the new tyle
Dresses, Bonnets Mantilas, Shaws, Embroderies anG
everything relating to Fashion, of interest to ladies
The Neede-N ok Patterns for Collars Undersleeves
Caps, Belthas, Skis Lnbroideres ior Handkerchies
and general Feedle-wOrk, numerous anu beautifully
designed.
Music. This alone, at Music store, would cost
more than yeav's subscription.
Tens-0ne Copy one year, in advance, So; Two
Copies, 10; 1--we Copies, (and to Agent getter
up OF tie Cub) Slu copies and to Agent, S2O;
tor So, one copy will De sent three ears. Additions
to Clubs at the anne as Club sent
Specimen copies sent gatS to those desiring to get
up Clubs.
All Communicated to BE- addressed to
ABRAHAM II. SEE,
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MALARIA OR MIASMA.

This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain sea
sons is unav0idaby inhaled at every BREATH is the same
in character wherever exists north, SOUTH east or
st,-and will every where yield 10 this newly discOv-
cred NTIDOTE, which neulraIizes the poison, CON.
petel purihes the system and thus entirely removes
all the cause of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its use:
1t will protect any resident traveller in the
most aickly or swampy localities from any ague bill
ious disease whatever, any injury from constantly in
haling Malaria or Masma.
1t willnstantl check the ague in persons who have
suffered for an ength OF time, from day to twenty
years, th hey need never have another chill by
contnuip suse according TO directions.
Itw mmedieely relieve all the distressing results
ofb us or ague diseases, such general debility,
night sweats etc. The patient at once begins to res
cover appetite aud strength, and Continues until per-
name! aud radical cure is effected. And as a proof
that it also worthy of public confidence, because Of
its singular and entire harmlessness.
The following certificate from one Of the most cele.
rated chem in the United States is attached to ev
~ bottle:
- NEw YORK, June IL, 1855.
II have mado chemical examination Of Rhodes Fe-
yer and Ague Cure or Antidote to Malaria and have
tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Qunine and Sychuine,
but have not found particle Of either in it, nor have
| found any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
"JAMEs R, CHLT0N NJ. d., Chemist"
This allows Of its free preventive by which
all persons may thus be Of entire freedom tIom the
above named diseases matter how sicky the
or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently Published,
and the confidence Of the public is asked only in pro-
portion to is actual merits wherever introduced and
used These only are relied upon to prove its WORTH
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases;
come may require more. Directions printed in Ger.
man, French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A. RID 0ES, Providence R, l.
For sale in CarrOlltou by Q, A. BOEGEL, and dealers
generally.
July. l2,l066. ly. NOV. J..
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REI love you, Ruth. You have surely been
able to discern that My love is ardent and
slncere-oh. say thtt you will returnit.
Return it Papli No no NO! I. I've striyen
haFd 70 gain it, and now I've got it, by your
leave, I'd rather far retain it.
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Scientific Information
70 THE WHOLE W0 Id
SOientifO

Ghapman's Great Discovery. The Month ly Rainbow,
or Ohapman's Pre- Calculations for Elementary Chan.
ges based upon the discovery of the physical laws and
harmony of ecc rcl action prevailing the solar sys-
tem involved in the differing effects of light modi.
fed (or poarized) by d lering angles Of reflection on
large scale. This important discovery of the laws Of
nature which regulate the changes Of the elements,
constitutes subject OF magnitude and Importance per.
haps unsurpassed by any other the pages of hsor
ic record. The surprising accuracy with which Dr..
Chapman is enabled to pre-calcuhte all elementary
changes predsposng more to storms earthquakes, &c.
and also atmospheric changes within the hour for each
day, months in the future and The physical effects on
the health feelings and humors of mankind, must be
admitted by all unprejudced minds J be Of incalcpla
BILE advantage to the whole human race.
In presenting the Rainbow to the public, we do not
claim it to be an inialible weather guide But this
much we do claim that il will be found to be correct
to the letter. eight times cut Of every ten All we ask
is candid examination Terms of Rainbow, per
year, in advance, 81 cents for six months.
Chapman's Principia, or Natures First Principles,
cloth binding, l2mO., 200 pages. Volume first con.
tains iul explanation of the discovery to which Dr.
Chapman has devoted the last nine years of close OBJ
seryation, Published every six months, March and
September) price 81 per volume, for which II will be
sent postpaid, to any part of the country First vol
ume now ready. CAMPBELL Co.,
No. 10 South Fourth st. above Walnut Philada.
aS37 Agents wanted in every county,
Nov. 8, 1856
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~A gentleman who slept one night in a
lodging-hOuss considerably infested with yer.
min, informed the landIsdy Of the fact in the
morning, and hinted that they ought to be ex.
terminated. Sir, said she, Indignantly, we
have not single bug in the house. True
madam. they are all married and have large
families,
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Nov. 8 1855.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
THOMAS II. ATKINSON,

COPPER d. TINsMITH, STOVE DEALER DC,
Corner Canal ST. and Puddle Square
CARROLLT0N, -... OHIO,
Avas himself Of this to return his thanks to
his customers generally and assure them that as ever he
holds himseliready 10 meet all acquisitions whch may
be made upon him for Fin Copper, Brass Sheet Iron or
Stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
received and which has enabled him to stand
food of public disaster, Agricultural and consequent
Financial failures Bank colapses aud Business lght-
mare he halls the opening season confident OF returning
general prosperity and Socs the attention OF enqures
and purchasers to his present stock OF ware.
COOK STOVES, PARLoR, sTovFs FRANKLIN STOVES,
OF the most approved patterns, the most finished cast
ing and the most reliable metal hand always at the
lowest prices 1t is useless to multiply words-the ar
cle of stoves which Atkinson ses is admitted par
ceance, the best and the cheapest, sold in "thesv
parts"
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made to order in superb
or style-Copper work ofevery description and mend
ing done promptyAll descriptions OF Sheet Iron ware
on hand also, Tnware Of the best quality and every
description constantly on hand and for sale.
HOUSE sPoUTING AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and operators in attaching rods and
spoung are regularly employed in the country, and all
orders for work of this kind will be gladly receivedand
promptly executed operators in this line are confined
10 no locality but are carried forward with despatch in
INV part of Carroll or adjoining counties.
A' THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
Marnh AK If
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81 @A gypsey woman promised to show
two young ladies'. their husbands faces in a
bucket Of wster. After looking, they exclaim.
I'd: Why, We only see our own faces. Well,
said the gypsey, those faces will be your hus.
pepdg Yhep you sFe married.
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ECharley, where is your father? don't
know, mother, but:guess he's gone over to
Deacon Dihery's pasture after his black sheep.
kaye seed Widder Higgins goin' over that
vag. Charley caught licking beaFe break
lest next morning.
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Medical Notice.

Doet P. W. Lee, late from Salem, o., formerly with
Dr. Carey Of that place. having permanently located in
Carroton o. in meet ion with DR.. j. s. Hunter, for
the practice of Medicine Surgery tenders bisprofes
siona services to the citizens and public geneIa hop
ing by prompt attent ion to his profession to merit
share Of public patr onage Office and residence With
DR.. Hunter. .Ia'
Oct. II 1855. If.
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CARHART'S IMPROVED
PATENI MEL0DEONS.

p a. CHILD Manufacturer Cleveland, O., FinshLg g
and Ware Room the Second aud Third stories OF Hurl
tuts New Bloch, Nos a. 66 and IS Ontario rect Man
uactOry in the neN 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 a half in perfectng these
Instruments Introducing various improvements and in
systematizing the business of manufacture Is now pre-
pared TO turn out "a Instruments pei week, keeping
constantly in process of manufacture 800 Meo,
deons.
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three OF Reeds and two Banks, of Keys, as
being decidedly superior any MelOdeoa ever before
made in Ihs country. Committee OF the Franklin
Institute Philadelphia awarded Medal for the first
one made; since which they have been improved
PRICE LIST
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EE Gov. Medill announces that all Militia
Offices above rank OF Captain, appointed since
the adoption Of the new Constitution, are null
and void, The Legislature having failed to
make laws for it since. The Attorney General
has just made the discovery: A queer state of
affairs.
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BUSINESS GQr0s.
A. w. MORRISON,

TT0RNB Al LAW,
UAS resumed the practice Of the law. He
III will particularly atendto the settlement Of estates
by Executors Administrators and Guardians for which
bis a.e experience in the Probate Court amply qualities
him All other business o. professional character en-.
trusted to his care in this aud the adjoining counties
viii be attended to with promptitude and fidelity.
OTucE-In the 70 IN opposite the nesf front Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by j. II. Trip ESQ.,
TFsb tb-'Bhl
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Between the first Of August and the first of
November. there were in the United States
eight notable railroad disasters, by which sixty
persons have lost their lives. and one hundred
and fortY-four have been wounded.
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STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK F0R-l856.
Fifty-secOnd VOIHma: The Pioneer
Magazine! F

Especially deroted 10 the nOants cthe Ladies Of Aerioa
Where this Magazine is taken in house, no other
is wanted it comprises all that could be obtained by
taking three other Magazines. ...rF
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- A rich jour. printer has been found out
vest. He 10 being exhibited with rng-tailed
monkeys, wild hogs, shaved horses, three
legged calves, and other trinkets. Barnum
shou.d purchase that printer,
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The Free State Quakers in Kanzas have a,
mended their moral creed by adding after the
words, "It is sinful to fght'-except in Kan
sss! Good for the 6roadbrims.
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TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE,

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Three copies year 50. Five copies one year. and
extra copy to the person sending the club making
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copy to the person ending the club, making nine cop
ies SIS. Eleven copies year, aud extra copy TO
the person sending the club making twelve copies SEQ.
ETy- The above Terms cannot be de'iated from, no
matter how many are ordered. a|ih'
GOdey's Lady's Book and Harpers Magazine both one
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Godey's Lady's Book and Atthur's Home Magazine
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The money must be all sent at one time for any Of
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e2r Additions Of one or more to clubs are received
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lines. Address
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EB- The Pittsburgh Post tells of a family
consisting of husband. wife and three chill
dren, Who left Pittsburgh last spring far Iowa.
recently the father returned, having in the
brief time elapsed buried his wife and all his
children, who had died In their Western home
with typhoid fever.
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VAN RBOWN,

ATTORNEY dRd CoHRSsifOr at LaW
OFEIcE-Nrw frame, Immediately opposite the West
Soor Of the Court House.
lfsbs' 52l Carrollton, Ohio
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PRICE LIST,

l.. T. C0NANT RaIe ina Ohio, will furnishany of the
ant each to give sati tion Each instrument will be
we'll packed in ne 1t case, without extra, charge
Orders from broad wi he promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
romptly fOrwardedby WILLIAM Mccoy
Nov 1884 t. Carroton Ohio
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SANDERS;
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.
PalenIrd June 5, ISI4.
Feb. 22,-55 #.

Paie8ted JuHe 8, 1852.
NIIlS Rake is intended ior rakiug hay and cleaning
i wheat fields. 1t will work We'll on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
STEEL It's Operston is the most simple and easy Of any
Horse Rake in The operator rides anu operates
the Rake with his feet, The teeth being attached to the
axletree, which is the head Of the Rake With hinges on
the front side attached to the shafts the head ybrates
the required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted TO all
classes of men. This is the cheapest, simplest and best
Horse Rake in use at all Fairs where exhibited it
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Patentee, and offer said Rake to the farmers Of Lit
tie Carroll at reasonable TERMS
A model Of the Rake can be seen at the American
House,
CaroltOn Ohio. WO0DBORNE R0UDEBUSH.
July l2, 1855, If.
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II. E. NG HIT.

AT ORNEY AT Il w,
LEysRuBeH. ................ CARROLL Co. o.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
w NAV be intrusted to him, in Carroll Harrison and
Tuscarawas counties.
FEB. $50