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TONICS WON'T DO!

They never did do more than give temporary relic
and they never will 1t is because they dont touch the
cause Of the disease. The cause Of all sgue and bi
Gus diseases is the atmospheric poison called Hiasma
or Malaria Neutralize this poison by its natural anti
do;e, and all disease caused by it disappears at
Rhodes Fever and Ague is this antdote 10 maa.
ria and moreover, it is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist j. R. Chtop.
of New York. to this effect is atta3hed to every bottle
therefore ifit does no good it can do no harm,
This s more than can be said of quinne, arsenic or
any toni: in existence as their use s runous to the
constitution and brings on Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for single mo-
ment. In illustration OF these truths annex some ex
tracts from letter just received from physician:
GEoRGEToWS, 0HIo, March II, 1855.
JAS 4. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of the
81 nsL is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty in getting any one to try was great
increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which growing in favor with the public, as
being better than using qunine, NOT knowing pre-.
sumo that the remedy they used to escape taking qui.
nine, contained the Drug itself
| This remedy, (known as "Smith's Tonc,O would in
varaby BREAK ague, but it did nU CURE it, as it
would often return with renewed vigor. This one cir.
cumstsnce deemed in your favor, il could institute
test comparison between it and your Cure. hs follow.
ing is the result
Three persons took your "curs" all Of which were
cases of Quodian Intermittent Fever" Of many weeks
standing They had tried quinine and other rem edies
occasionally missing chill but it was, (as in all such
cases. slowly wearing then out, and laying the founda
ton Of other and maadies. did succeed in eff
fectng radical cure Of all three of these cases with
your remedy and they have not had chill since. In
all thrse of these cases the Smiths Tonic" had been
used and would as before stated, break the chill, but
after period or two had elapsed it would return.
think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your "Oure" she advantage ground of any other RENE
dy now in use here, &c, &c.
WILLIAM BUCKNER, II. D.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure or Antidote to Nal
aria the only harmless remedy in existence, is equally
certain as preventive as 'cure." Take it when you
feel the chilli, coming and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
Providence, R. /.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis, II. BLAKsLEY Chicago
BARCLAY BRos, And for sale by Druggists generally.
Sold by G. Il. BOegel, Carrollton. Ohio.
June &c; 1856. april "a, ls56.-3m)
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Meeting at MechaniCstown.

TIE Republicans OF Fox AID the adjoining
townships will holda meeting at Mechanics.
town, ,On Wednesday, September the l7th, 1856.
The meeting will be addressed by Gen. E. R.
Eckley, J. G. Hole. aud Lewis Lewton, ESQ
of Cadiz, Ohio, and others.
The Republicans of Carroll are solicited to
attend. Our Fox township brethren are in
good earnest and will make it tell on the elec
ton day. Preparations are being made for a
large meetins-The Hanover Brass band, the
Augusta Glee Club, and Military band will
be on hand TO enliven the occasion with
their stirring music and Patriotic songs
Turn out ore, and all, and bear the giea
issue now before the American people
discussed by these champions of freedom. Turn
out and hear and see for yourselves.
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ClStoS, o.. August {, 1855
Messfs. Editors-Pleass aunoHnes the name of ALKx.
BitHcE, Of Can't N, caudidsis for Judge Of the am
non Psas-suhjsc, TO the decision Of the Republb an
Oontehaoa. Republicans,
HEw-LlsBOS. o., August ., 1856.
hessrs EditorE--- Please announce the name
o. LTHAx W, P0TrEK Esq Of New.Tisbon. a. a can
didaie for the Office Of Common Pleas Judge IN IN.
Distn {, subject 10 the decision Of the Republican
Convention. Old Columbiana il entitled TO The eaudi-
date, Tor sbs has Dot bad one heretofore.
coIum blans.
hessr'. Editors - Please announce the nam, Of
joss W. CHUGeH. Esq, of kassillon, a. a candidate
io' Judge In lh. District, subject O the action Of tie
Aepuoican judicial Convention. PERRY,
Carollton, August rs, 1855.
hessfs, Trip & McCo, - -Geuts-Pleass anpognse
ne name OF JoHS G. BAxfEE, candidate for CLERK
Of the Court Of Common Pleas subject 70 the deeisioD
OF the Republican county convention. 0blige
HOSTS.
Messrs Editor: Please announce CHARLxs n. Nh.
er OF Carrolton. candidate for Clerk Of the Court
o. Common Pleaa HE experience, We think, qualities
him for the Office. H.fRRIsOy.
Messrs Edi,ors:--Please announce the name Of ions
WEsr ESQ.,, as a suitable candidate for the ofBce Of
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas subject to ths de-
eslon OF the Republican county convention TO he
held on the 9th Of September, 1856.
Since the resignation Ofthe Clerkship by NJ. Ken
edy, the appointment OF q person became necessary
tl the election aud NE. John West Of Orange town
ship being highly recommended a suitable person
Tor that Office by the Commissioners duly appoint
ed We regard this appointment in itself suffieen,
recommendation Of the character Of A. West and mo-
thing need be added to satisfy those who are sc
quAinted with the circumstances Of the appointment
but to others we might say that he not only susaps an
uubemshed moral character bat is intelligent, social
~ = H. IL
will, have doubt, il elected, abundanty sustain
the well earned reputation he nov enjoys among bis
He refused 10 accept the clerkshD for
any length Of time from any other than the rgh
one, from the hands Of the peope-he modestly sub
ms his claims to the Republican party and asks their
support If we nominate him. his election will be sure
We have not recommended him to reflect upon any
others who have or may be before the party for nom
nation, but simply in justice to the man. under the r
Cum ( .nces. REPUBLICANs OF CARROLL.
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Republican Meeting at Jefferson.

In pursuance of notice given, the friends OF
the Republican cause, citizens Of Harrison and
Carroll counties, assembled at New Jefferson,
Harrison county, on Saturday, the 23l inst,
for the purpose Of hearing discussed the princi
pies of the Republican party, and an express
ion ofviews upon the great issue now before
the people of the Union At one O'Clock P.
NJ, the assembly, preceded by martial mu,
sic. marched to the place prepared for the
speaking. The meeting, nearly thousand in
number, was organized by the appointment of
the following officers: President, John shOber,
ESQ, of Carroll; Vice Pre- sidents, DR.. J. Pat
ton, VIM. Beatty, of Harrison, and VIM. CamT.
bell Of Carroll; Secretaries, Wm. S. Win
ings and Jon. S. Pot is, of New Jefferson.
The President first introduced to the audi
ence Gen. E. R. Ecklev, of CarroIltOn, who
proceeded to address them. His speech was
listened to with great attention. He spoke for
more than two hours, during which time he
dismantled the patent slave Democracy, and
leading parties was attempted to he lodged
by the northern wing Of that party. He held
them up to view in no enviable light Bursts
Of applause frequently cheered the speaker.
Gen. Eckley was succeeded by Lewis Lew
ton, Esq, of Cadz, 10 a speech of near two
hours in length, His speech was able. Hav-
ing worked with the bunker Democra-
cy, be was we'll prepared to expose its Corrup-
tions, which he die in so conclusive manner,
that bis words burned like fire. He showed
that the northern Democracy was but the tail
of that serpent whose head and heart was in the
south, the tail obeying the dictates of the
southern head. The old Hunbers, what few
wore in attendance, could scarcely retain their
feelings. they grOwled horribly. but the gentle
impressive manner of the speaker, compelled
them to "grin and bear it,"
Mr.. Lewton was followed by ]. McMath,
ESQ, of Cadiz who spoke abou! three quar-
ters of an hour. His speech was pointed. He
showed that the democratic party was not
national party, but sectional party in all its
bearings-thst the Republican party was the
national party, and proved his position by de-
mocratic (good) authority. His arguments
we're conclusive. He. also. proved from the
Richmond Enquirer, the leading and most in
fluential democratic paper of the South, that
the Northern democracy. which is but the tail,
is obeyi0g the will of the South, the head Of the
serpent. His speech was well received.
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Obituary..

The following resolutions concerning the
death of S G. Westfall. which occurred Au-
gust 18Th, 1856, we're unanimously adopted by
the students of Mt. Union Seminary, Augu.
2Oh, 1856.
WHEREAS. In the dispensaton OF Divine Prov
idence, it has pleased Almighty God to call
TO his eternal home, our former and beloved
fellow student, S. G. Westfal, of Carroll
county. Ohio. who, while living was among
the highest ornaments of bis profession, -
Therefore.
l. ResOlved. That in his death we have
lost an affecionate and worthy companion, and
society an active and efficient member
g. RESOLVED. That we repudiate the ides
that death is an eternal sleep" and that the
gave will forever have dominion over the vic.
Tins of death; and that we most confidently be-
ieve that the body of our beloved friend that
now "moulders in its mother earth," will rise
again, and we humbly trust that his immortal
spirit will have part in the first resurrection,
and that he is admitted into that healthful
CLINE where his attainments in science will not
be lost, and where his mental and religious
nuture may forever bloom and expand.
3. Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize
with bis bereaved parent in lamenting the loss
of her son.
A. Rssolued, That although we mourn hi;
early death and the severance of those ties o.
affection that linked us together, yet we Dow III
humble submission to the will of him who do
eth all things well, and We rejoice in the hope
IhAt our loss is his eternal gain.
5. ResoIued, That although he has depart
ed this life, and bis remains consigned to tn
silent tomb, be long will live in our memories
and may we, bis survivors so live that wher
called from earth we may be prepared for th'
solemn change.
8. RESOLVED, That copy of these resolu
tOns be presented to the parent of the decess
ed, and 'hat we request their publication in th,
Alliance Times. Carroll Free Press, Citize,
Democrat and Stark County Democrat.
ISRAEL WILLIAMS,
JOHN TRESSEL,
G. W. HEMMING.
MISS MARY E. MERCER.
MISS R. J. FAST,
Mt. Union, August 81 '56. Committee.
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LET Us REASON ToggTyR
WHY ARE VIZ SICK

IL has been the los Of the human race 10 he rsigb
ed doun BY disease aud suffering. HoHoways Plls are
specially adapted to the rsliei Of the Weak the Ner
Vous The Delicate and the Infirm Il Ell eEnss ares
sexes and constitutions Prof. Holloway personally
sgpernlends the manufacture of bis m edines 10 tbe
uni'ed states and offers them 70 free and enlghten
20 people As The best remedy the world ever saw fog
the removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly ecr1bined 70 oper.
ate on the stomach, the liver the kidneys the langs
the ssin and The bowels, correcting any arrangement
10 theif iancuens purifying the blood the very oan
tam o. me- and thus curing disease in al he FORMS
OrsFtrsIA AND LIvER CoHPLAtxrs.-Nearly half the
human race have taken these Pills Il has been proved
10 al paris OF the world, that nothing has been found
equal TO them IN cases Of disorders II the liver avs
pepsia and stomach Complaints generally Tbey 900,
gEea healthy tone to these otgaus however much de
ranged and when all other means have isiled
GEStRAL DEBILITY, III HEALTH Many of the mos
despoue Governments have opened their Custom
Houses to the introduction 0f these Pis that tbey
msy become the medicine Of the masses. Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
ever known tor persons Of delicate health or where
the system has been Impaired as It's inv igorsnp pro
Perties neveriail 10 afford relief
FEMALE CoNPLANTs.-No Femsle, young or Old.
ahoud be without this celebrated medicine, It cor.
sects and regulates the monthly courses al auperod.
acting IN many cases ike charm. Il 4 asOthe best
and safest medicine that be given Children Of all
ages, and for any complaint consequently DO family
| should be without il.
HOllOway's Pills are The best remedy known
IN the world for the following Diseases
Asthma DiarrhGa Indigestion
stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
lntiusnza Secondly symptoms Coughs
| peohty Inflammation Inward Weakr 60
| CoHs teVer and Ague VeneTeal Affection
aFer Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaint
Worms, Of all k 'ds Lowness Of SpiItI Costivness
headaehes PILES Dyspepsia.
=" Sold at the Manufactures Of Prof Holloway. so
Maiden lane, New York, and pa Strand london. by
all respectable Druggists aud Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the UEited States and the civilized world
in boxes, at 25 cents, 90 l-2 cents, and al each.
az There is IA considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the uidancs Of patients in ev.
cry disorder are affixed to each boz.
Eah l.
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HOlEOUay's Ointment and PITS, an unEalling
remedy for Scrofulous Sores,-The eldest son of an.
thony Barnet, aged A. of Galveston, Texas. was an
awful sufferer with scrofuous sores on his limbs the
parents took him to several doctos and did all in their
power to alleviate him, but he only became worse. A
sister of Mr. Barnet, who had been cured of bad leg
by Holloway's Ointment and ills, took the child un.
der her protection, stating she would try what effect
few weeks residence with her would do sooner had
she got him at her own house, than she tried Hooways
Ointment and Pills. they soon caused an improved ap-
pearance in the child and after using them about ten
weeks every symptom of his disorder had vanished like
snow before the un-such is the power of these won-
derful remedes! they will also cure all disorders of
the skin. II.
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Court House Meeting.

On last Monday evening in pursuance Of no.
sice heretofore given, the people came from the
vicinity to the filing Of the Court House. Mr..
Bingham was called to Washington. to meet
the Slavery prOpagandists. We gave the Proc.
lamation Of the President last week that
brought the cohorts Of Freedom up standing.
II is generally believed that Pierce d Douglas
and the friends of Buchanan intended to com
the long game over the free Mouth, by a quick
vote of the Southerners before the Repre-
sentatiVes of the free North could meet them
in sufficient force to shackle the damning coils
and twists Of she aggressive slave power
Thanks TO our watehman, upon the tower Of
Liberty .Jno A. Bingham has returned to Wash.
ingtOn. the eva of the same day that he rec,
eWed the dispatch, and therefore was not here
as anticipated by himself aud friends. But
Gen. Bierce and Gen. Eckley, drove home to
the understandings of the truth, iRquiring as
sembly, conviction that had but just dawned
aPOn old Democrats, Wings, and others who
had no. been heretofore satisfied Of the onward
march Of shareholders.
That the Missouri Compromise was broken
down by Douglas, Pierce Buchanan d Co. for
the now avowed purpose of cursng the soil of
Kansas with man steslers. dealers in human
flesh and blood; and that James Buchanan is
astride the platform of doctrines to curse that
land of blood and all the soil West to the Pa
ci6c, they clearly portrayed.
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CHEAPEST SADDLERY
In THE STATE.

TUE undersigned returns thanks to bis Friends, and
L customers for their liberal patronage,
4nd would say that be continues to manufacture
Saddles Brides &c, at bis cabia in Washing ton Town.
ship Carroll co. o.
All Work will be warranted and sold on The most
favorable terms
will take in exchange for work. grain Of any kind
To- ses Cows, sheep, any other good stock and va
Sc Il for about one hith less than any one else.
June slth, '56 -3m. WV. NeLEAN
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The End Of the Session.

Congress adjourned yesterday MONDAY at
noon, The remarkable feature Of the close wac
the defeat Of the army appropriation bill. 1t
will be remembered that the House ATTACHED
to this bill proviso to the effect that no portion
of the money thus voted, should be used for
payment of the enforcement by United States
bayonets Of the bogus Territorial laws of Kan :
sas. The Senate disagreed TO this amend.
ment.
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PlaStering! PIaStering 4!

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that be is still engaged in the above business and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental pastering done order on the short
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the bus-
ness, and my success a mechanic, enables to as
sure the public that all work will be executed TO entire
sat isfaction All orders will be attended to promptly
Address the Undersigned at Carrolton, Carroll county,
Ohio. WA G. RUNI0N.
June 70, ls56.--tf.
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The day vas beautiful. and everything pas-
sed OF quietly. Gsrman township viii give a
good account II herselfon the Alb Of NoYsm.
Der next.
WM s. HINKos.
jon. 5. PoTrs. joins sHoBER.
See'ys. Pres't.
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GOLDEN FARMER


IGs stove or both cooking and and Bakiar puroass.s
acAnos seaged 10 have 80 EouAL By ell sho h.vs svsr
aaee ~ IL Is very neat Ia design aud hayipv tbe Uoss
spaeoas oven Of aay pattern Of stove made win ,hs
afAe arranged In such manner as 10 alwsv seoura =
ven and speedy baking Il has proved itself perecti.
every respect and haa given satisfaction N everv IN.
stance IL Is needless % multiply pords ths stove be.
ing in general use IN Carroll and adjoining couu,lss
lU goOt qualities are uel knOwn. Can and sxsmIns
for yourselves
lie also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture, among which are die
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not exceed bv spv
and which stand 80. /. among all Western made
stoves Those who desire to purchase win do well 10
call with the subscriber the exceeding low prices at
which be selng the best article Of stove places them
within the reach OfeVery one.
lie continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand large assortment Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron
ware. Comprising everything, from Tin cup, TO q
copper kettle and all Of which s manufactured In the
most substantial aud Sorkmanlke manner-of she very
best materials, and whc he viii continue 10 sell ct tbe
lowest prices wholesale and retail All orders from
Merchants promptly attended TO-
Remember the place. Sign Of the Big copper
Kettle" opposite the Court House CarrolIt0n 0hio.
July lo-'66.-G THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
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NOTICR.-The Township Clerks, and differ
ent township officers are hereby notified that the
General Laws Executive Documents, and the fifth ap-
pOrtionment Of the Ohio Schesl Library, have been
received at this Office, Pnd are ready for dsributOn
and it is desirable that the township Clerks take out the
amount for each township.
Auditors Office Aug, 81, 1855.
JOHN l. BLACKBURN.
August 81, 1855. Aud. Car. CO., Ohio.
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August and September Appointments
DR., HARDMAN,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THR
Lungs formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine
HospaD will be in attendance at his Rooms as fol.
ws:
CarrOllton, "Pattot House." Thursday September
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Dr. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms in
the Patton House. CarrOItOn, the 18th of September,
next.
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Golden Farmer COsEius Stove.

~, h Saossrbsf has Just reosised diFest lsom Abaav
~ ssso'mshi Of their excellent stove and lnvtes
~ ne MAJ Sish to supply themselves sish goOd sove
~. ~i' saanins ha stock ,-FOrsnsst among whleh
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NO cnarBe lot OOHsuitduOu6
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma Laryngittis and all diseases of the throat and
lungs BY Medcated inhalation lately used inthe BrOmp
ton dospital london. The great point in the treat
ment of all human maadies is to get at the disease in
the direct manner. Ali medicines are estmaed by
their action upon the organ requiring relief This is
the important fact upon which Inhalation Is based
the stomach is diseased, We take medicines directly
il the stomach If the lungs diseased, breathe
o. nhale medicated vapors directly into the lungs
iicnes are the antdoes to disease and should be ap
nil to the very seat Of disease. Inhalation is the ap
pc tion of this pncpeto the treatment of the lungs
hr gives us direct access to those intricate air cells
and lbes which lie out Ofreach of every other means
Of administering medicines. The reason that COM
SUMPTION and other diseases of the lungs have here
fore resisted all treatment has been because they have
never been approached in direct by medicine.
They were intended to act upon the lungs, and yet
were applied to the stomach. Their action was intend
ed to be local. and yet they were so administered that
thev should only act coustitutiOnaly expending the
principal and immediate action upon the unofending
stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within the lungs were
unmolested Inhalation brings the medicine in direct
contact with the disease without the disadvantage OF
apy violent action Itsapplcation so simple that it
can be employed by the youngest ufant or tebest
invalid It does not derange the stomach, or nteTe re
in the smallest degroe with the strength, comfort or
business of the patient.
nE OTHER DISEASES TREATED.-Rg
In relation to the following diseases, either when
complicated with Lung affections, or existing alone.
also invite consultation find them promptly
durable.
Prolapsus and all forms ofFemale Complaints, lrreg
ularities and weakness.
Palpitation and other forms OF Heart Disease LIVER
Complaints, Dyspepsia, end all other Diseases Oh 0'om
aeh and Bowels; Piles, &c.
FTg- All diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Neuralgia,
Epileps, ard all forms of nervous disease.
s. D. HARDIN an, NJ. D.