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E. R. ECKELY.

AttOrnsy and COWMssIIor at Lac
will practice at the profession in Carroll and the a
joining counties. All business entrusted to him will
receive prompt attention.. OFFICE-SRaI frame
building one door South Of the Stdger House." Carr
ollton, Ohio.
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5unOap RcuO no.
HOPE.

Kvoa ssch h tine. tbst takes n trust
Our yOuth, eur jOyA our al We have,
Asd pays Is bat With age and dust
Who Ia The DARK and slsnt grave.
whsn - have ua1dsr'd I'll our vAys,
shuts up the story of our days
But from this earth, this grave this dusi
Ag CD shall raise NE up, I trust.
Sir WALfER R4LIiaH.
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You can do that and your CREDIT too by purchasing
your Goods at l. Arohbolds Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware, Bonnets Hats
Gaps, Boots, Shoes &C &c. all of which will be ,old
Just as low as they ought be sOd for cash produce
Paw US as you 20 and have disagreeable settlements
Short settlements; long friends.
Carrolltop April 90 1884 ARCHBOLD
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SECURE THE SHADOW
BEFORE THE SUBSTANCE FAD ES.

Mr.. JAMES B. gibson takes pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of Carrolton and vicinity that he is
now in town with his large Sky-Tght Daguerrean Car,
and is prepared to take kenesses in the most appro
we'd style, on the shortest notice. and in all kinds of
weather. From former experience and success in the
business he Aatters himself that he will be able
to please the most tasty.
Ny prices range from so cents upwardS,-So come
right straight along, for must have plenty to do, in
order to live at these prices. Boys, give your girls
presents in the form of Daguereotypes and they will
love you twice much. Pins, Rings, LOckets, &C.,
filed in the best Of order.
NIB. Pictures must be life like, or no charges WI
be made. Office hours from o'clock A. NJ, to
o'clock T. NJ.
gY- Instructions given in the art on reasonable
TERMS
November q lS54-3m.
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NnW Advancement,

The undsrs gnei takss this method Of Informing the
et1sns Of Carroltor and the res of mankind thai be
has purchased the Drug Store OF John Sterling Esqr
and that be ust receiving large lot OF drug from IN,
Eas 20 be offered os sle BY him At the old establish
ment, at the lowest puces, for which they can b,
purchased In this section Of country. Al drugs va
rAnted pure Pure hquors tor medical use always OF
hsnd-such as Alcohol, Whbksy, Brandy, Port an,
Sweet Wine, &c. JOHN O. BAXTER.
O4rFoIlton o. Jan. is s.
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FRIED , kPPLEs-Who does not like fried ap-
pies? We all like like apples in a raw state, or
when they are baked, or stewed; and it cannot
be denied that they furnish one the most whole
some and agreeable kinds Of diet. Although
aprles raw, stsWed or baked may be pronoun-
ced excellent and delicious, still there are many
kinds, when fried; which are superexcellent
and they who seldom meet with a dish Of fried
apples often wonder why they are not always
fried, instead of baked. When apples are ba-
ktd they often burst open, and much of the
best part Of them aows out as Juice, and is
lost. But when they are fried the whole iS sa-
we'd, and 1t is dainty dish.' In those regions
where potatoes are few and poor, On account oI
the rot, the fried apples are an excellent substi
tute. "A dish Of fried apples is quickly prepar
ed tor the table. which is often consideration
of no small importance. Was thrm--cul then
in two--take outs.sasalF eagss RAd calyx an'
uupeeled. put thrmintn an iro6 pan 9Th .hnt
ter or the gravyof baked pork with some wa
ter. in proportion to the quantity to be fried
cover them with u Iid--sst them on the stoY,
stir them occasionally, until hey become sol
} land be careful not to burpthem. Romantics
which are often almost worthless; baked, @
raw disappear with good gusLO when fried =
We may truthfully pronounce desp pisaolc Per
les, when fried good; but the Porlers BellAov
srs, Tallman sweets and long list which "
might name, when fried are really luxury.
Sour apples do not fry well--lhey fry to piec,
too much. Il Cor. Coun. Gent.
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NlT 10" Iui 3 etahNlIt' :,
The C.thoicon tar surpasses other remedies, being
more certain, less expensive, and leaving th" NJ
S,,.r c,ndtop Let all interested call nd obtain =
r.mOblst tfee) containing ample proof from the moss
snerabe sources Of the beneficial results # its use
,ogsber with letters from highly experienced PLY scans,
So have u.cd in their practice and speak from Their
~.
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Cure ToR FELoE-Boll up in any mon ves-
sci Of sufficient capacity (say four or six quarts J
enough yellow dock root TO make a strong Ii
quor, when sufficiently boiled, and while the
liquor is as hot as can be borne by the hand,
cover the kettle with q ,nne! cloth TO keep in
the heat and steam; AMI hold the finger affect
ed under the cloth and in the steam, and in Eve
minutes the pain will cease. II it should re-
turn after time, heat up the same liquor and
do as before. In a cure performed 10 this way
the joints Of the fingers will always be preser-
we'd. This receipt has been abundanlly verif-
cd here A. NJ. @.
Lyonsdale, N Y.-TScientifc American.
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n zRRb9N cas-

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PB. Peckham, NJ D., Utica n. Y.
L. d. Fleming, N. d., Rochester N. I.
NJ Il. Mills n. D, Rochester, n. Y.
d. Y. Foote, N. D., Syracuse, n. 7.
Prof. Dunbar NJ. D., Bal imOre, Md,
] O,rck, Il D, BsdmMe, ,Ad;,
w ". Reese NJ D., New York City.
W. Prescott, NJ. D., CneOrd, n. d.
Up. Newland, NJ. D, Utica, N. 7.
Rev G. 5. Beard, Glenn Springs, 5. Q.
PAMPHLETS TO BE BAD AT THE sIOkE Of
D.. OaA L.sA BaGEL, agent, Druggist, Carroll'oE
Ohio Also sold by
B,ovn 4 3a,pbouse New Hagerstown, and BY mos
Druggists in the adjoining counties.
49, Notice 20 the Unfortunate Female III
Ifeel il duty incumbent upon myself 10 deelaI
publicly the great blessing Dr. Aarchlsis Uterine OAn
olicon has proved 70 For two yearsm my neath wa
miserable; was almost unable to walk. Physician
nropouncsd nv case falling Of the womb extensive u
cerstiops commencing with uor albus The pain rriss
ton prostraton and heintoerAble t9td discharge rer
deted life almost burden In this miserable condition
| Dr. + p Newland recommended DR.. Msrchisis Jterin
Catboicon. After taking four bottles md myself l
nerfect health Gratitude for my restoration makes
ardenty desire that all my SEX alike unfortunate, ma
find sure relief from this inestimable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
| No. l9 West st., Utica, N. Y.
/ The above statement know to be true:
E.P .NEWLAND, III. P
Utica, N. Y.
| IhaYeno hesitation In saying, Dr.. Marehsls UteTiI
Catholicon is invaluable In uterine diseases generally
have usedit in Fluor Albus, Amenorrhoea, Prolaps
Uter and in cases Of extensive liberation OF the vag
and os uer 1t is worthy Of the notice Ofthe Facult
Il JOHN @. ORRICK, N. d.
i Baltimore, Md.
i tWJ. B. MAROHISI Co. PRoPRIEToRs.
Il Central Depot, SO4 Broadway, N. 7.
i Sent Z, '54 I'm.
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PIANOS ! PIANosl PIANOS

Allow US to call your attention to stock of SPLEEN
DID Pianos OF all patterns aud sizes, with patent metallic
frames, all of Rosewood Cases, with all the modern i'm
provements, highly and neatly finished, of brilliant and
powerful tOne For eighteen years have they been sOld
all over the Union, in composition with ell others,
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DENTIsTRY!
DR.. N. BARNES,
CAKHARTS IMPROVED
PATENI MELODEONS,

PA. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware Room the Second aud Third stories OF Hur
burts New Block, Noe a. and 66 Ontario street. Man
ulactOry in ths aeW story brick building directly 10
rear. ae..F
p A. Child is the ,OeFfUptietOr Of the above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in perfectng these
Instruments, Introducing various improvements and IN
systematiEiug the business Of manufacture now pre-
pared 10 urn out "a Instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process of manufacture, over 800 Aelo
ueons.
Auenton is called to the large instruments with two
aud three sets vi Reeds aud Two Banks, of Keys As
being decidedly supe Or ANY MeiOdeOn ever before
made IN this country COmnittee OF the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia awarded Medal for the first
one made; sluce which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST.
I Oct. Portable sou u OoG. Piano Style 1926
Is - 10 80 sets needs l5J
!. 9b 80 2key DDS 26U
S :, Piano Style, l'U "2" 2ou
| Pedal Btss extra, $25.
L. 7. C0NANT, Rae ina ONO will furnish any of the
above instruments at h, prices published AID will wa,
ant ach to give sath ,tiOu. Each instrument will "
we'll packed III an It case, without extra, charge
Orders IRON a broad wi pe promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully anC
romptly fOFwardedby WILLIAM Mccoy.
1854, IT, Carrollton, ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

LEONARD SCOTT d co. New York, con.
tinus to re-PubHsh the following British Pen.
odieals, viz
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No. 9, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd.
L. T. C0NANT, Ravenna 0ho,is the authorized agent
of A. Kuhn Co., Tor the sale Of their Pianos in all Nor
them Ohio and Western Pennsy whom apphca-
ton should be made.
All orders, applications, &C., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. ., 1884. Il cA--dkon, 0hio.
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British Periodicals
EARLY COPIES SECURED.

PREMIUMS TO NEW sUBscRBERslu
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WHITE-LEAD, Red Lead. Litherage, anc
w small paints Of different descriptions.
J. O. BAXTER.
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THE EDrSBUROH REvITw (Whig),

TuE LONDON ouAATEnrr { Conservative.
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SAVE YOTn MONEY!I

Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentu
Nov so, ia -6m
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CoD-LIVRK Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
v Oil, Olive OIL &C. J. @, BAXTER
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DaruerYeotypes

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
N-ElsoS'S Fitmrh ClkDsssR taasr1i WttAh8 Hnt-
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MANY 8. 800.
WHEELING.
No. lIsuper Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS eGuANo."


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PeadI Re9d!I Read!!

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NeXtE i 8oBEGISoN'S PSEEitX O00u

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New Music Store.
siEa ot tie Gttxtaa TEiESuHn, Ne. 1S9
Hnfn sired.

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New Watch aud Jewelry Store.
Ra,n, St. &, HtILinElSa HGA, NtErP< ST..
HTsU ri INH "a

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WHEELING, VA
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I,s-Iti C.F Brown.
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Notice

Cars.
DM!iTlu ~ EI!. ~ bss: t's'tt1ti; :! Ssafa-
II gS.-I : Ips a. Jt tat t'-f a. t1ti tMF.: !!
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NIT : T. IA ESkG 4 SOA
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WHEELING Va. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.

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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-26
A Highly Gined Family.

Some indignant correspondent, who is, per-
haps, thirsting for an Office himself communi-
Gates the extraordinary facts which follow in re-
gard to the Berret family. We have known
brethren distinguished for extraordinary skill in
music, as the Hutchinson Family" or for
wonderful agility, as the Ravels," but we
challenge the world to produce any other case
ofsuch superior capacity for salaries, as is pre-
scented by these wonderful people. If our cor
respondent is correct there are no less than
seven Berrets" competent to perform official
duty under the government; besides an in
definite number Of collaterals. We hope our
contemporaries will make known this remark
able tribe. We doubt whether the pension
list of England or the iore rouge of Louis could
have produced case of more grateful appre-
citation of official talent. Now, if we could
only find few more competent families, this
rcproach Of having 10 resort to Europe for our
ministers and clerks, might be avoided. With
a few families, equally prolific and equally
competent, America might be ruled by Am
ericans," and the object of our Order attained /;
but alas, this highly gifted family is scarcely
numerous enough in this generation. Should
it however, go on multiplying according to the
ordinary rules Of genealogical progression, in a
few generations they might administer the
government without assistance Prosperity to
the Berrcts, may they increase and multiply,
and replenish" their pockets.
STAND ny YoUR FRIENDS. reference to the
appointment by Secretary Marcy, Of his brother
in-law, A. s. French, Esq., as consul at Aix-la-
Chapelle, with salary and perqusites equal to
$500 per annum, brings to mind some other
choice dongs Of Mr.. Secretary Marcy, in the mat
ter Of providing for his friends and the friends of
his friends, at the public expense. Our worthy
city postmaster, Colonel Berret has long been the
devoted and ever faithful friend Of Secretary
Marcy.
Colonel Berret has one brother in the post Office
with him, who acts as treasurer to the establish
ment; another brother in the custom-house at
Baltimore; another brother still, and brother
in-law, contractors for doing very profitable bind
ing for the government; two nephews employed
in the public service; and Heaven only knows
how many of his relatives by marriage are SINH
larly provided for. What is politician good for,
if he does not stand by his friends If this is not
the motto Of Secretary Marcy and Postmaster Ber-
ret, they at least act up to 1t.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-26
Department News.

STATE DEPARrNENT.--The President has granted
pardons to Jacob Slingerland, convicted Of pre-
sentng at the Pension Office certain false and
fraudulent afidavits in support OF claims for pen
sions, with intent to defiaud the United States
treasury, and sentenced to be confined in the PEN
itentiary for five years; and to William Tinnin,
who was convicted Of robbing the mail and SEN
fenced to suffer ten years. imprisonment.
INTERIOR DIPARTNEsT--- Commissioner Of PEN
sions.---Judge Minot one of the Auditors of the
Treasury Department, has been appointed Com
missioner Of Pensions in the place Of Judge Walio
resigned, to take effect on the first Of August
next.
General Land 0Hce--Florida Surveys.--Rc-
turns Of surveys in Florida connecting the public
lands with the boundary lately established between
the States of Florida and Alabama, have been re-
ceved by the Commissioner of the General Land
Office. The want Of this boundary caused much
dissatisfaction among purchasers, in consequences
Of their inability to ascertain in which State they
had settled; but, by the establishment of bound
ary, the question in at last determined Many
settlers, however find themselves occupying lands
in both States, portion lying on each aide Of the
boundary line
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-26
Spies and Informers.

That corruption generates maggots is ply
Biological law, and that a mean and proscrip-
tive policy should create eayesdroppors and in
formers, arises from moral analogy. The
following description Of specimen spy was
given us by an honest man, whose family were
deprived Of bread because he had the misfor-
tune to be an American born and Protestant
We consider it so applicable to the whole race
Of government pimps, that we adopt the simple
and nervous language Of the writer. We fea,
TO the dishonor Of America its likeness will
be recognised in numerous instances:
"He has been holding Office for many years, and
had held two offices at once for more than ten
years and this under Wing and Democratic adj
ninistrations. When the Democrats were in
power, he was a loud-mouthcd and brawling
democrat and when the Wings had the power,
he was a sneaking sycophant---no party man. So
litter has he become under the present administra
lion. that II man dare speak his political senti-
rnents. he becomes ferocious, and wishes to fight
He has hunted me down in every manner that be
could, prsferrng charges against me, and has finally
succeeded
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WASHINGTON, d. G.
WILLIAM N. BURwELL, Editor.
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