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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
DR.. H0OfIanl's CeIehrllfd Gfrmln RiIlrr

Prepared hy Dr.. c. VI. JACKSON, No. IeO Arch street,
Philadelphia.
If equallei. ny any other preparation in the United
States. IS the cures attest. in many cases after slllIful
physicians h1d failed. These B.;ters are worthy the
attention OF inva!:ds- Possessing great virtues In the
rectihcation Of diseases OF the Liver and lesser glands.
exercising the most searching powers in weakness and
affections OF the digestive organs, they are. withal
ccrflin and nIaasnnI-
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4 LBERr PERRY, Attorney at Law.
- Special attention given 20 collection. and the
prosecution Of Pension and Bounty Land claims. Of
n.a 1T nnrrt unnsn MnEr.nn - In 800
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REIIeroz. z.-Rsligion. that messenger ofheav-
On, dWells notin cells q cloiSters. but goes
forth among men, not to frOwn on their happi.
ness. but to do them good. She is familiar and
cheerful ct the tables and fresides OF the hap.
py she IL equally intimate in the dwellings
OF poverty and sorrow; she encourages the IN
nocent smiles of youth, and kindlesa glow o
sincerity on the venerable front of age she is
found. too. at the bed aide Of the sick, wher
the sttendaps have ceased to labor, and tn,
heart Is almost still. she is seen at the house o
the mourning. pointing TO the house not mad'
with hands, she will not retire so long as there
is evil that can be prevented, Of kindness tha
can be given and il is not until the last duty
10 done that she hastens away and raises hel
alter in the wilderness, so that she may not b
seen BY men,
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LEONARD SCOTT d co,
DUFF'S MEKCANTTLE COLLEGE,
Pittsburgh, Penn,a.

ESTABLISHED in l840-Incorporated by the LegiO
latare Of Penna, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER H. LowRIE,
" VIM WILKINS. CHARLES NAYLoR,
NOES HAMPTON, GEN. J. X. MOoREHEAD
P. DUFF, Principal; Author Of Duffs Book Keeping
&C., Professor Of Bookkeeping and Commercial Sci
ences.
l. H. DALH0FF, Professor of Penmanship
N. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor of Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, a. NJ, Principal Of the Mathematical
and Classical Department. Professor of Mathematics &C.
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
Bookkeeping Department
Duffs System Of Bookkeeping stangbt BY the author
upon his new invented Blank BOoks-cGveated for pat.
ent June g. 1854. By Of this important invention
in about half the usual time of study, the real practice
of Bookkeeping is impaired to degree of perfection
never before attained in the United States.
His training for business comprehends upwards Of 400
real business transactions 800 commercial computations
4 thorough course of business PENMANsAIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL Law and Commercial
Sciences the theory of profits the art of making
ey, &c.
Duf's Bookkeeping, Harpers Edition price $3.50,
postage 81 cens "the most perfect and comprehensive
inthe English Language"
Duf's Steamboat Book keeping price 81, postage
cents, perfect system for such Books and Assa11
| Duff's Commercial alculatiOns, price 60CLntA
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Prosperity is no just scale adversely Is the
only balance to weigh friends.
The most happy man is he who knows how
to bring intV relation the end aud beginning Of
life.
Idlsr1s 10 the stupidity Of the body, and
stupidity the idleness Of the mind.
He that pieachss gratitude pleads the cause
ofgod and men; for without II We can neither
be soeiAble nor religious.
The greater part Of men have no opinion ;
still fewer an opinion Of their own, wellseAec.
ted and founded upon reasons.
When noble life has prepared old age. il is
not the decline that ID recalls. but the first days
Of Immortality,
The happy people Of this world think that
the unhappy ought to perish before them with
the same grace az that which the Roman popu.
lace exactsd OF ths gladiatOrs
The integrity Of the heart. when Il il
strengthened BY reason, is the principal source
OF Justice aud wit; and honest men think near
ly vaysjusdy.
When an sxtravaaant friend wishes to Dor
NV yonr money. consider which Of the tw,
you bad rather loose.
Cultivate your heart Alright as well as you
fhrm and remember whatsoever man SOW
eth that shall be reap
- Remember thy Creator.
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EARTHLY BLIss.-The pleasures of this world
are so transitory and feeting, that it seems a
crime for man to pass his days in frivolous
pursuits or set as many do their whole mind
upon what, before to-morrow'ssun shall 90
down. will become as mist and vapor. The
uncertainty of life, the dark veil which cuts
the future from the piercing eyes Of man, the
ignorance of What il may bring forth, have q
saluLTy effect upon the thoughtful. and wean
from too great love Of the world, of is pleas.
urSs.or Of themselves. Though there BE- q few
who live TO the age Of three score years and ten,
health and youth are not to be relied upon. for
the nipping frost often destroys in an hour the
fairsst flower. and che lightning from heaven
often rends the sturdy oak. II we place oul
hearts upon the riches Of the world. they fade
away before our sight. and the hard earnings
Of years are swept away in moment.
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIX rU RES.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF The BLOOD
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Inn NUN . EEL Innrn o q L, AMI pnNnnnl

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Posules on he Face, BloLches. Bulls Ague aud Fe.
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Heal Enlargement and Pain Ot the Bones aud Joints
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphlitic Dso ders Lumbago, spinal
Complaints and all Diseases Arising from lujudciOus
OF Mercury, lmprudence in Life Impurity Of the
good.
tei- This great alternative medicine and Purifier of
blOJd IL 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 all
medicines, "OARTBRS SPANISH Mix URE" Neu
ragia, Rheumatism, scrOiula, EluptOns on the Skin
LAYER Disease Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections o.
the Kidneys, Diseases Oi the Throat Female Complaint
Pains aud Aching Of the Bones and Joints are seedi
l put TO hisht by using this great aud inestmabe rem
Guy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet beer
found to compare with t 1t ceanses the system of
mpuAdss acts gently and efficiently on the Liver ant
Kidneys, sueug hens the Digestion, gives tone to th
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and restore
the Constitution, enteeb'ed' by disease or brrken dow
BY the excesses oi youth, TO its pristine vigor an
strength.
For the ladies' It isncomparaAly better than all tn
cosmetics used. few doses OF Carter's Spanis
Mixture will remove all sallOwness Of complexion, blin
the roses manting TO the cheek, give elasticity to th
step, auA improve the general health in rema kabl
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of
The large number OF certificates which we have rt
oeived from persons from all parts of the United States
Is the best evidence That there is no Humbug about it,
the Press, hotel keepers: magistrates physicians an
, public men, we'll known to the community, all add the
testimony to the wonderful effect Of this GREAT BLOU
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None genuine unless signed BENNET h BEER
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alOrders for supplies and agencies must be addresse
And for sale by Chas, A. Boegel OarroltOn, Stewa
Farmhouse, n. HagerstOwn, A. Tfitt Co., Minerv
and by Dealers in Medicine everywhere,
Nov. l6, lS64.-ly
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TIE NORrH BnIrsH RHvuv free ohurch).
THE WESTMINSTER REvIEw Liberal).
g.
BLAcEwooD's EDIxBUReH MAGAZINE (TOry).

The present critical state Of European affairs
will render these publications unusually inter-
estlng during the forthcoming year. They will
occupy middle ground between the hastily
written news items, crude specu aIions, and
flying rumOrs Of the daily Journal. and the pom
derous Tone Of the luluIe historian, v ritten an
Ter the living interest and excitement of the
great political events Of the time shall have
passed away. Il is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really iutell;gi-
bic al reliable history Of current events, and
as such, in addition to their Well-established
literary, scientific, and theological character, We
urge them upon the consideration Of the read,
ing public.
re- 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 folD
lowing Premiums to new Subscribers:
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
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farmers department.
NaIlYe ornamenIaI. Trees.

A tree is the grandest and most beautiful
production Of the earth-rocks and mountsi
being q part Of the earth itself. A tree must
be light and well balanced with any easy sweep
Of he stem, to be beautiful But httle has
been done in our country in the cultivation Of
ornamental trees-the rage seems rather to be
their determination. Much could be done at
trifinR expense, ald our residences and grounds
would be much more pleasant: healthy and
greatly increased in value. / shall briefly DO
lice such trees as are indigenous to our eoun-
try. or such as can be easily procured.
First OF all, the Oak claims our attention,
and is one Of the most picturesque ofour trees,
The White Oak, the Red Oak with its chang
ing hues IN Autumn. the Chestnut,o or the Burr
Oak, all stately and 6ne trees for shade or or, /,
nameut.
The Ash Of three varieties, the white, red
AbG tias, all graceful aud beautiful trees.
The Elm, Re white and red are well adapt
ed for shade The knsriosn Plane or Syca-
more, the Poplar. three varieties.
The Walnut, Butternui, and all varieties Of
the Hickory form picturesque trees. The Lime
or Linden. with its siry llghtness and sweet
flowers, the most ornamental of trees.
The Naples, both the Sugar and Red, are
very beautiful, especially when clad in their
autumnaI livery Of various colOrs. The Horse
Chestnut or Buckeye, the Willow that dips il,
pendant boughs STOPPING as if to drink the
Black and Honey Locust-Wild Cherry-th,
Bonduc or Coffee Tree, DogwoOd and Ret
Bud are all beautiful and picturesque--sl o
the above varieties and numerous species o
shrubs are indigenous 10 our country, and II
few Pines and Cedars be added they are al
that will be required to render a place highl.
beautiful--they will render home more attract
i've, and will instruct our minds that Nature i
the great Bock of God, and in every page
instruction to those who read Hardin Count
Republican.
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led TIulh and Ja.lIee COnyIace YOu
Tb., here IS Ihe place.

Nv Grud s.suonary Artist. would most respect
n, info N the CiEsns u Cs.IOh.ou aht yieisli and
he pubic 81 lnigv, thut &c uss takeo Rooms Al me
P,ttop House whsfe be i well prepared % take good
Lkrs,.s on the shortest no ace aud, Ia an Hinas o
~sather From psst e1peieuce, AID the Sod success
bieh has never tailed attend him, be haaefs hissd
thai beis now quAlifsd DO equally as gOod not sg
perior work TO any Artist IN the vicinity. iehOF CIt
Feps .fecolect that located with you when you was
wtbout an Artist and, - am unPrepsred 70 travel
shall therefore maintain my rights. Having Huth ana
iusee for nv MOTTO and the interest Of the people
gLry. shall execute ny arrangements, and WITH the
aid Of nv Patrons aud friends will have as soon as sPns
comes: Rooms erected for my bushes furnished WIN
htee sk,-Lights and every eOnVenishee Necessary u
securing the best and most durable Daguerreo'ypes
80 coe along nv old friends aud get Pictures aken iof
al your absent relatons. RecOlect my Prices range
Gon fifty cents upxards aud Sm determined mat 10
opposi ion shall undersel me. Loekets, Pms, aho
Ring. flied in the best oder, snd all 6usiutss IN my
line done ~ honestly and h the mostspp'oNsd style
AM work warranted not fade or change. PrTeei sat
sacion given or no sale. Nv work will sho" Tor itse
and We kindly solicit oue sld all W come along W'hOa
delay and examine tor your-elyes. n. u L,dies VII
10 well TO AVOID light D. esses- dark eolors always 10
good effect. tSs-Iussructon gwen III the Art On 'ea
sonabe terms. oor-t n
Jan. 1, SIS Il. j. W. OVCLN'
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EGGs. CONVENT FAsHIoN--Boil four egga for
ten minutes. put them in cold water. peel and
slice thin one onion, put into frying pan one
ounce of butter; when melted add tho onion,
and fry white: then add tea-spoonful Of -four
mix it well. add about half pint OF milk, ill
forming nice white sauce, half tea-spoonfu
of salt, and quarter ditto of pepper wher
nicely done, add the eggs. cut into six pieces
each, crOssways, toss them up--And when ho
through, serve on toast.
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SWEEP sHouLp BE SHEDDED AT NIsHr The
bsndss or Heath Sheep of Germany are prob
ably the hardest sheep In the world, living in
GUNNER and winter almost wholly on furze -
They scratch away the snow to get at this
plant Dry furse 10 also given to them In shed
also a little horse dung by way of relish, YET
Notwithstanding the hardness of this race oil
Sheep, according to Thaer. they cannot endure
passing the night in open pens
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Tntercedes


81 remember you three times day with my
fEcs eastward, in prayer and praise. Remem.
Der me as remember you. at the throne Of
gr..-. R@nember tie Church, and the dying
world, InteTes5s Intereede. Give not over,
bat ery loud with groAE,ngs. and sighs"
So wrote my beloved brother in familiar
letter, years ago. have thought ohea Of
these words. not only IS indicative of the splr.
il Of the writer, but in eonuexlon with Biblical
representation and promises concerning pray"
er. So plain are these that no slucidsIion can
be necessary and we might almost disL.iss
the matter with the urgent exhoriation-lnter-
cedel intereede! listen and read.
ASK and ye shall receive Luke II, e
whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my
name. be will give it TO you John xvi 2e-
According to your faith be it unto you.'-
Matt. il. Rs. The efsctual, fervent prayer Of
the righteous man avaIleth much.'-JAmes Y,
10. Thus saith the Lord Of hosts It shall
yet come 10 pass that there shall come people,
and the inhabitants Of many cities and the in
habitants Of one city shall 60 to another, say
ing. Let Us 60 speedily TO prayer before the
Lord. and to seek the Lord Of hosts will 20
Also.'-Zech. viii, 30, 3l.
1t is amazing in views Of such passages as
these how reluctant Christians are to pray and
how few and feeble the requests which they
offer up for divine fsvorS.
"Whst various hnde1nce We meet,
In coming to q mercy seat.
and how ready we are 70 yield to them. and 4
suffer even trivial circumstances to interrupt op
communion with God and heaven.
"Yet who, that knows the worth Of prayer,
But wishes to be often therss"
Let Us absolutely press aside all these hin
drances, and go speed to pray before th'
Lord, and to seek the Lord of hosts
Moreover is not this asking of the Lord al
essential condition Of receiving spiritual bless
ingsf Js ii not still true, that Christ can do NJ
mighty works among US, because of our unbe
lief and want Of prsyerfulnessi Does he no
marvel at our unbelef?
II Christians did but feel how much the etR
cacy Of preaching and Of all Christian labo
depends upon their faith and prayeruness, Q
their want Of these graceS, they would think
not less, perhaps, Of the frail ambassador, bu
vastly more Of their own responsibility an
they would 60 up to the sanctuary on the Sal
bath, not with Indifference. or mere curiosit,
or selfish expectation offs blessing but wax
full, solemn, earnest lifting up their hear
twith all prayer and suppication in the Spirit
that God would rend the heavens and con
down, that the mountains might Aow down
itpresencs.
"Whle Moses stood with arms spread wide,
Success was found on Isras's side
Bat uhsn thrOssb WEAKNESS they failed,
That moment AmGsk prevailed"
Congrsgotisnalist
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To CLEAN KID GLovEs--Ladies will be glad
to learn that alcohol will wash kid gloves Of all
colors' without either staining them or leaving
an unpleasant odor about them. The gloves
are simply drawn upon the hand aud oarsTu;Iv
rubbed with piece Of clean white flannel We,
with alcohol, until the soil is removed then bnro
up to dry, and afterwards slightly stretched
when the original color reappears. This v,
have from one who has tried it successfully.
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FOR SALE OR RENT!
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent his
4 N ~

. II y ~ N y n N y
Mechanicstown, Carroll co., o. 1t is beautifully locs
ten In said village, and the house is sufficiently largo
for country or village stand The stablng is butrea-
sonabe there are two very good watered wells cOaven
lent for the use of the stable the other
house The terms willb reasonable For further par.
ticulars call with the subscriber in said village wh4 4
now engaged in the mercantile business and cannot
tend to both occupations. SILAS POTTS.
June 29th 1854
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BREAD MAKING Llebig, the German chem
ist, having many experiments, recommends the
making Of wneat and rye bread, by using a
pint OF lime water to Ave pounds of -four. lie
urges the abandoning of the use Of saleratus in
raising bread and TO substitute pure bakers
yeast and lime water. The Scientific Ameri.
can sag 8 cream Of tartar and carbonite of soda
are far inferior to common yeast in making heal
thy bread. The lime water is prepared by stir.
ring some quick lime in cold water, then after
allowing the sediment to settle. draw it off and
put in bottles for use. No care is required q"
bout the quantity of lime, as the water will iul
bibe only certain quantity.
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PILES | PILES Il PILES III

THIS Is NO HUMBUGl TRY II AND SEE.
DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will afford positive re
ef in cases OF the Piles, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, and
Il cases Of an InaammatorV nature, aso safe and eff
cious remedy for Female Complaints. For the last
wears il has given universal satisfaction. Readers try It,
and will risk the truth of these remarks without.
O. A. Begel, Agent Carrollton, o. J. L. Hunt, Lees
burg, James Wilet Leayitsville, Hull Buss, OnedG
NJ ills, and by Druggists generally. Price 20 cts PEI
bottle, with directions.
II. A. BILLINGS.
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky.
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CARROLL MILLS.

Il HE undersigned has rented the Carroll Mills,
1 owned uy /. Atkinson, ESQ. Of auOton 0hio, and
and is prepared execute country custom work. on the
shortest notice and in the best manner All kinds OF
gaiQ ground and satisfaction rendered every partc-
ular. Come along Farmers, you can ge' your grsts
home with you. JOHN u. FLlSHEk.
Dec. 20, '54-3w.
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To ARMSl TO ARMSI

Another lot of Kipp for sale, of very fine texture
and beautiful finish, So along, shOemakeas and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat
N B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash or
leather, ct my tannery. J. YOUNG.
New. 9, 1854. IT, Bsunkyista Valley.
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: TERMS AND PREMIUMS
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The Premiums consist of the following works,
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icals ordered, as above explained -
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: and Lave now for sale. the Farmers Guide
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Coax FOR FoDDER-Thq French translator oI
Thaer's Principles of Agriculture. remarks
My COWS in Italy we're frequently fed upon
green maize; and my people constantly observ-
ed diminution in the quantity Of milk when
cows previously fed on cl,ver or lucerns were
put on maize diet. Moreover. this plant is ex,
hausting to the soil, even when moWn in the
green state.
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TO School Teachers.

The board of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination of Teachers, at
the following times for the year ls56:-0n the End
Wednesday of every month throughout the gear; and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May, September and
October The meetings to be held at the Court House
in Carrollton, By order of the Board,
r. s. MCKEAN. Sec.
Dec. 81 54 I'd.
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DR. .. ID. MARCHIsIs
CELEBRATED CATH0LIG0N.
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE FsUFKERING FE-
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Il stands pre-eminant
for iis curative posers Ia
allitisrecommsnded, usu
ally called.
FLNLLK COMPLAINTS
or these are PrOlapsus
Uteri, or Falling OF the
Womb; Flour Albus OF
Whites; Chronic ln6ama.
ton and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
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Painful. Suppressed, aud
irregular AenslruaIion
sc, With all their accom-,
paning evils, Cancer ex'
eepled, no matter hos
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$4,000 TO LOAN.

Win command attention Just now. Equally de'erving
uoce /, our stock Of Bruad Cloths, tassameter Casa
uetts, Tweeds Red and hue Flannels, a. ana all al
tices suitable to couturt uulng The couing winter
CUMMINGS d BRA CklN.