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EwWonan are like old fashioned houses
with many doors and few windows. Il is easier
to gain entrance into their hearts than to SEQ
through them.
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kgFEst old WOman-'What does the min
lister say to our new buryipg groundF
Second old wopan-'He don't like it at all !
be says he never will be buried there as long as
be llyes.'
First old Wsmap well, il the Lord spares
me I will. 'fs
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~ j say. milkman, you give your COWS
too much salt 'Why-how so7 How do you
know hOs much salt give thenP Judge
from the appearance Of the milk you bring US
latslyl Salt makes the cows dry. and then
thsy drink too much water, aud that, makes
thsir milk Thin, you know asa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

II stands pre-emlnaht
for ils curative powers m
sll usu'
ally called.
TEMILK COMPLAINTS.
OF these are PrOlapsus
Uterl, or Falling Of the
Womb; Flour Albns or
) Whites; Chronic Inhama-
ton and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental Hem
orrhage, or Roodingi
Painf0l. Suppressed, and
irregular Aenstrnation
&c, with ell their accom-,
panlng evils, Cancer ex-
oeptsd, no matter how
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

o4TH OF oFTlCE IN I9wA.-The Iowa Leg,
islatare elected two men last week to attend
to the sres in the hall. They we're qualified
BY taking an oath to support the constitution
Of the United States, and keep good fires in
the House." Oliver Cromwell on one occasion
ordered bis troops to put their trust in Provi'
dence and keep their powder dry,'-cip. Ga
xeLte, ...rf.e .e.-
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'Mr. Jones, do you ever mean 10 pay me for
those dozen of mackerel 2
I certainly do, please goodness, Mr. Jones.
Then when, pray Mrs. Jones p
'As soon as the money crisis is over, Mr..
Smith, sure.' .. r..
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Let Truth and Justice Convince You
That here IS tlIe Place.


Nv. Gould Stationary Artist would most respect.
hly ufosm the citizens Of Cairoton and vicinity, and
the public at large, that be has taken Rooms at ue
Patton House where be is well prepared 70 take good
UkeDesses on the shortest notice, and, in al kinds o.
weather From past experience, and the good success
which has never JAILED TO attend him. he hAIter himself
that heis now qualified 70 do equally good i not sa-
peror work 20 any Artist IN the vicinity. Fellow Cti'
fens ,recoleet that located with you when you was
without an Artist and, as am unPrepared TO travel
shall therefore maintain ny rights, Having uuth and
Justice for my MOTTO and the interest Of the people my
glory, shall execate my arrangements, and with the
aid Of NV Patrons and friends viii have Is soon as spring
comes; Rooms erected for my bushes furnished with
large Sky-Lghts aud every eonyenisnee necessary oE
securing the best and most durable Daguerreoypes
So come along my old friends and get Pictures taken to
al your absent relations. RecOllect my Prices rang'
fror hfy cents upwards and am determined that nc
opposition shall uBdersel me. LOckets, Pins, an'
Rings filed in the best otder and all business IN M
line done up honestly and ia the mostapproved style
An work warranted not TO fade or change. Perfect sat
isacton given or no sale My work will show for ise
and We kindly solicit one and all 10 come along Withou
DELAY and examine for yourselves. N. u. Ladies wi
10 well to avoid light Dresses dark colOrs always 10
good effect tzsInstruetiOn given in the Art on reA
Jan 4'J5 IT, j. W. GOULD.
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PILES / PILES |! PILES III
THIS is NO HUMBUGl TRY IT AND SEE.

THIS IS No HUMbUUI I'M II AND SEE
DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will afford positive re
iei in cases Of the Piles, EfJspelas, Rheumatism and
II cases of an InAammatory nature, also, safe and eff
cious remedy for Female Complaints For the last s
years il has given universal satisfaction, Readers try IT,
and will risk the truth of these remarks without
@. A. B@ge, Agent CarrolltOn, o. J. L. Hunt, Lees
burg James Willet, Leavitsvile, Hull Buss, 0neidG
NJ ills, and by Druggists generally. Price rs CITE. pei
bottle, with directions
H. A. BILLINGS.
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky,
Nov gu
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FOR SALE Or RENT!
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent bis

n ' u II . I A n u
Aechapicstown, Carroll co., O. It beautifully lOes
ten IN said village, and the house is sufficiently largo
for country or village stand. The stabing but
sonabe there are two very good watered wells cOnven
lent one tor the use of the STABLE the other for the
house The terms will be reasonable For further par.
tcuars call with the subscriber IN said village who Is
now engaged in the mercantile business and cannot at
tend to both occupations. SILAS POTTS.
June goth 1854 1895 la If al &
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~ An old author quaintly remarks
Avoid Arguments With ladies. in spinning
yarns among silks and satinS. a man il sure to
be wOrsted and twisted. Apd when man is
worstsd and twisted, hs may consider himself
wound up.
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Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that those
knowing themselves indebted to me by book account,
Note or otherwise, win please call and discharge the
same Immediately. Money must have, and those owing
ne must pay. Any neglectng this cell may ex.
pect to have the same left in the hands Of proper Off
GERS for collection; . /. WAND.
Harlem Springs, o. Jan; 4-'55-4w
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John ri, BARNHILL.

Attorneyd OOiaseoT al Laas Solicitor IN Chancssy,
Will attend all business entrusted to bis care in the
Counties of Tuscarawas Carroll Harrison, CoshoctoR,
Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. Oface in uFichsslle,
[july IL, 80 FuscaFaWas county on'c;
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l.. 7. C0NANT, Rafe ms, ,0hiO,w furnish any Of the
above Instruments at Oh prices published AID will war
ant each to give sati ton. Each instrument will Oe
well packed ia anet case, without extra, charge.
Orders from broad wi be promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
rOmptly forwardedby WILLIAM Mccoy.
9lS54 II. Carrolton, Ohio.
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The VVidowaris Lament.

The WidOweF's Lament.
Ny afst was a lsay. whose prevalent passion
Was thssOsgh dsEoiOn 70 parties and fashion;
Ny sscond, REGARDLESS Of eOnjugL duty,
Was saly the worse for her wonderful beauty
Ny thirdvasa vixen N temper and hfe,
Wighcut ooe essential 70 make good wife.
Avhossr pOEein my freedom l TsTsli
Tn clear Of 'ths world, the aesh, and the devil =
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severe or how long standing LII. h.;Do
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedeS' oe'ng
more certain, less expensive, and leaving iDe % :
anblst Gfel containing ample proof from the most
tssnecabe sources Of the beneficial results Of its use
togetheT with letters from highly eEPersnced Physicians
WHO have used in their practice and speak from then
ovrn observations.
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Owl Flock, No. i0l.-There will DO a
gathering Of this Flock at the BuzEard ROost,on
Friday evening, at the usual hOOtipg time, fOF
the purpose of deciding upon certain nOmlna-
tions. By order Of the Most j. O. G. s. Owl
A. Nc. Scratch.
We copy the above from the advertising col
umus Of the Cincinnati Commercial. Will some
one tell us whether this Owl Flock belong to
the shsnghAis, or the Sag NIGHTS = TO- s.
Journal.
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4 cannot bear children said Mrs, Prim,
disdsinfulIY; Mrs. Pennington looked over her
sDsctaeles mildly before she replied--'Perhaps
Il YOU could you would like them better.'
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$4,000 TO LOAN.

Win command attention just now. Equally deserving
notice Is our stock Of Broad Cloths, Cassamete Casa
uetts Tweeds Red and White Flannes &C. and all ar
tcles suitable to comfort during the coming winter.
CUMMINGS Dc BRA CkIN.
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RGgRMGIG9Ss

RGg2M1IG3Ss
p. B. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica N. Y.
I. D. Fleming, NJ. D., Rochester N. \.
NJ n. Mills NJ D., Rochester, N Y.
d. Y. Foots, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. 7.
Prof Dunbar NJ. D., Baltimore, Md,
]. Orrick, n. d., Baltimore, Md
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w. Prescott, NJ D., Concord, N. h.
J.P. Newland, M. D., Utica, N. 7.
Rev. o. s. Beard, Glenn Springs, 5. o..
PAMPHL ETS TO BE had At THE STOKE VI
De. CaA LES A. BeaEL, Agent Druggist CarrOllt0n
Ohio. Also sold by =,
Brown & Bafnhouse New Hagerstown, and by most
Druggists in the adjoining counties.
rg- Notice to the Unfortunate Female.-Et
! feel il duty incumbent upon myself 70 declare
pubcy the great blessing DR.. Marchiss Uterine Cath
olcon has proved to me- For two yearsmy health was
miserable; was almost unable to walk. Physicians
pronounced my csse falling of the womb, extensive u
eeratons commencing with Auor abus Tie pain, irra'
ton prostraon and the ntoerable fetd discharge rem
deted life almost burden. In this miserable condition,
Dr. f. P Newland recommended DR.. Msrchisfs Uterine
Catholeon After taking four oot'ies una hlyseh ~
perfect health Gratitude for my restoration makes me
ardenty desire that all my SEX alike unfortunate, may
find sure relief from thsinesdmable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
No. ls West st., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
E,P .NEWLAND, NJ. D.
Utica, N. 7.
Ihave no hesitation in saying, Dr. Marchisfs utern!
Catholicon is invaluable in uterine diseases generally
| have used II in Fluor Albus Amenorrhea, Prolapsu
Uter and IN cases of extensive liberation of the vagni
and os uter 1t is worthy of the notice ofthe Faculty
JOHN @. 0RRICK, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Md.
CwJ. B MAROHISI Co. PRoPRIETORs.
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N. Y.
Sept. 7, "a. en-. .- ..
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LEONARD SCOTT G CO.,

:. - :. UH UVIV FJV'I 4NVW I UIhf n
n. B.-L. s. & Co. have recently published
and have now for sale. the Farmers Guide"
by Henry Stephens, OF Edinburgh, and ,hs
late Prof. Norton, of Yale College, New Ha-
ven, complete in 3 vols., royal octave, con-
tanning 1000 pages, IA steel, and 600 wood enc
cravings. Price, in muslin binding, Q.
Jan II '55. H l1us1
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(which travels at The greatest speed. beat
Or ecIdg Hest, because you can easily catch a
koId.
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PIANOS ! PIANosll PIANOS /! Ii

Allow us to call your attention to our stock Of SPLEN-
DID Pianos of all patterns and sses with patent metallic
rames all of Rosewood Cases, with all the modern i'm
highly and neatly finished, OF brilliant and
powerful Tone For eighteen years have they been seld
all over the Union, in competition with oil Others
4 q '"'e
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New Arrangement.

7hs undersigned takes this method Of informing the
citizens Of CarroOn and the restq mankind thai he
has purchased the DFsg Stare OF John Sterling Esqr
and hat he l. Just receiving Aarge lot ofdugS from The
East 70 be offered iOr sale By him At the old establish.
meni Si the lowest pnees, Zoe which they can be
rantsd pure Pure liquors Tor medical use always on
hand-such as Alcohol, Whiskey, Brandy, Port and
Sweet Wine, &c. 49,. JOHN @. BAXTER.
Canollton D. Jan is IS. et 5lt
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THs NOKnH BRITI.a REyIEw lFree chuT,
BLAcEwoOD's EDrBURoH MAOAzrEE (TOry).

The present critical state Of European Affairs
will render these publications unusually inter.
esting during the forthcoming year. They viii
occupy middle ground between the hastily
written news items, crude speculations, and
fiying rumors Of the daily Journal, and the pom
derous Tone of the future historian, v ritsen af'
Ter the living interest and excitement Of the
great political events Of the time shall have
passed away. /. is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really iu!elEgi-
bic and reliable history ofcurent events, and
as such, in addition to their Rell-sstsblished
literary, scientific, and theological eharaeter,Ws
urge them upon the consideration Of the read'
ing public. ....
EF Arrangements are now permenantly
made for the receipt Of Early Sheets from the
British Publishers, by which we are enabled to
place all our Reprints in the hands Of subscri-
bers, about as soon as they can be furnished
with the foreign copies. Although this in,
wolves very large outlay on our part, we shall
continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same
low rates as heretofore, together with the fol.
lowing Premiums to new Subscribers:
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
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Eysnar j. said to ;. adssesllsnt manure
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DR. j. ID. MARCHIsIs
CELEBRATED CATH0LIGON.

FOR THE RELIEF AND OURE OYsuFFERINd II
MALES.
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LEONARD SCOTT q co. New York, cons
tinue TO re-publish the following British Peri
odieals, viz .-.-
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KENEDY 4 COLEMAN.

HsWSe, Sign and OrHGmsntal
Painters,
[shOp South East Corner Public Square,
[nslyl CarrolltOn, Ohio.
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British Periodicals.
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DENTIsTRYI
nm ~ nNvv,I

MsehdHieaIan Surgeon Dentist.
Office up stairs in the South end Of the
~ Stidger House, CarroltOn, Ohio, (rooms
N11r1Dformerly occupied by DR.. j. J. Stedman.)
All work done By him warranted to give satisfaction
No. 43.-tf.
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TEE LoxDOx QUARTERLY [ lCOuservative).
3
Tue EDrxpuReH REyEw Whig1,
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WHITE-LEAD, Red Lead, Lithersge, and
' small paints Of diietent descriptions. ~
- -s J. Q. BAxTER,
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GoD-HyRR Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Cssiol
y Oh Olive on. &c J. @, BAXTER.
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OR, Fitch's celebrated abdominal supporters
IL Trusses, Shoplder-braces for Ladies and
Gents &c BAXTER.
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SAVE YOUR MONEYII

Travelling Agent for Ohio and KentuC
Nov. so, '54.-6m.
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ALSO, Cosmetics, Hair Dyes, Hair-oils. &c.
Il for sale aithe lowest figures. J. @. BAXTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10

THE PcwDER MILL EXPLOSION I'D DELAwARE--
ADDITIONAL PARTitvLAis.-The etftor OF the Wilmington
Republican visited Mr.. Gareschee powder mill on Friday
last after the explosion, and thus describes the
had been several toss OF powder first exploded and were
RACED their very foundations scarcely stone hav
ing been left on another some eight or ten willow and
maple trees which stood within circuit OF thirty yar
torn up by the roots and withered and backenea
pieces q timber scattered in an directions the field
and the fnt shaken from many Of the trees. The
cusson was 20 great indeed to damage every building
in the ward and TO the lower r towards New Cas-
IT. some three hundred yards distant to explode,
and add to the terrible calamity The windows in the
mansion house all shattered sod every building
the premises sustained less injury. Indeed II Il
n miracle that the destruction not greater rs the
magazine building where the powder was stored
partly unroofed and The walls and roofs Of the other
mills were shattered and the liability to explosion must
have been imminent Nearly everything D the vicinity
bore witness TO the dreadful catastrophe and presented
forlorn and desoiate appearance.
Speaking Of the three Frenehmen who lost their lives in
the drying house he says
Their bodies were shockingy backened ard mutla-
ted that they could not be distinguished one from the
otlerone Of them which driven several yards and
forced under the roots Of tree presented most horrd
spectacle The head mashed fiat but little OF the
face to be seen, the carried away, the bowls
torn out the legs shriveled up, and the mutatiou
great that it could scarcely be recognized being hu
man body or the fragments Of one. lad named John
Pugh, Of Alexander Pugh also killed. He had
gone into the yard horseback and being the mill
when the explosion occurred received several wounds in
the face the bone 81 the lower part Of of his
completely tsken out and other injuries sustained.
The horse which he riding and another by,
were killed piece OF paper and finder picked up
Craving Banks two miles distant and fragments
found scattered around the neighborhood. Mr..
fore the explosion and consequently had most narrow
escape,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
Our San Francisco Correspondence.

SAN Francisco, June 80, s55.
KnoW Observation-Disclosures Of Crops By Grass
hoppers-Op1ations Of the Mint.
The Know Nothing Convention will meet early in
August; and if that mysterious Order nominate
strong ticket the Democratic party will be totally
routed. The great struggle will he to secure the lie
gislature which is to elect successor to DIR. Gwin
in the U. S. Senate. Brodericks chances for that
position now considered better than those Of any
other man named. II is conceded on all sides that
DR.. OWNS chances too remote to be taken into
consideration. The Broderick party is avowedly
anti-Pierce, and the reputation of Gwin by the
Convention, is equally reputation of the admins.
tration of Pierce.
Ex-Governor Foote, Bailie Peyton, and E. C. Mar
American principles They have been received in
the mountain towns with an enthusiasm which indi-
Gates that Know N0thingism has extended to the
remOtest parts OF the State.
movement has been set on foot to induce immi-
grafton to California, and large sum OF money has
been subscribed to carry out that object. The in
crease OF population during the last year has been
very triiing, the large real estate holders are he.
coming convinced that unless population is attracted
here their property win soon be comparatively value
less.
The gnsshoppers are committing great depreda-
tons in some parts of the State, devouring every
green thing. Whole fields of corn and wheat have
been destroyed, and the aggregate damage almost
incalculable.
Our mint is doing large business. Forthe twenty
nine days ending Thursday evening, the deposits
amounted to l63,2l7 ounces gold dust and the coin
age, principally in double eagles, 81, 100000. For
the future there will be little gold dust exported IL
will be sent forward in the shape Of bars and coin
The miners having lost all confidence in the bankers
are deposting their earnings in the mint for safe
keeping, and these deposits are accommodating
rapidly. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-10
Stock Sales,

PBLApH PHIA August 9.--Reported by Keen Taylor
First Boords2 500 Schuyi Nav 6's 49, 1915 1000 City
Allegheny Co g. sieuben days, 76,. 1000 Penna 5s
SIX; 100 Ches and Eel Canal6 49, 900 Reading RR
6s 10 81 25 shs Schuyi Nav Prefd cash, 32a SO DO
go Beaver Meadow RR $685.. Penna RR cash 80 x
80 Long Island RI, b5wn, ~; 100 do, cash, 17 81
Union Canal b3 9s.; 4oao, e2i 100 vickshurg RR b5
RRT2si; Morris Canal Prefd 49, 100 Reading RR Az
200 do cash, 479G. Bfcem Boords.-$45 Penna SIS 80;
Sond Boad-s134 rs Lchigb e's, TO- 9s 400 Penna SIS
IS; 900 Wilmington 6s, co. 10 Union Canal Prefd 6's
1925; ~ do, 2days, 12 shs Penna RR 445S Reading
Bk, All; 100 New Creek Coal Co.. b5wn 81 20 Iehigh
Nav, so; $50 Schuyl Nav Prcfd, s5wn 32s $50 Union
Canal as $50 do b5, 10; 1s Mnehill RR days 73 $50
Mining Co IOp b5, Go Union Canal Prerd as, 12G;
shs Lchgh Nav. b5. ST. 100 Reading RE- s5wn, 47s 100
do, days, 4]: go do AN; 100 do, 475s 100 do b.
475s 100 do s5wn 47;s 100 Morris Canal b5 TO- 100 DO
s5 10: 100 Long Island RR, days l7s1. Market firm