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The medical profession and the public are Informed
that hencefOrth an abundant supply OF this new and
most extraordinary plant be depended uDon az IN,
arrange nentsare completed with the JAPANESE Gov
emment Alter ts Introduction into Europe the da
mand, as is well known, 50 far exceed the sun.
ply aud thence the almost fabulous prices realized for
the smallest quantities. 1t is imported largely in
the crude state, consequently its purity and lis won
derfu properties are most unequivocay guaranteed.
Physicians are shed at the unerring certainty of
its effects 1t is asserted by the highest medical au
thOres and publications that it cannot fail in any ,ase
where physical malformation does not exist
The London Lancet, the highest medical authority Of
Europe says, vol page S2l--"This Botanical remedy
exerts specific influence upon the uterus more par
tcuay in Of sterlity and checked mepstruaton
decoction from the leaves invariably brings on the
menstrual discharge, which can be maintained by a
dose or two dailyfOl any length Of time When reGu.
red for the purpose of obviating sterty it must be
prepared from the root" Prof Williams. one of the
most distinguished physicians Of Europe, in Braith-
wahes Retrospect No. 23 page 3O3 says oil this plant
This remedy will prove Of the most certain and
valuable additions to Materia Medical the only fear
have in its introductol is that it might be abused
ard become the too ready instrument in procuring a.
bOrtiOn."
1t has now been proved in every instance that this
wonderful plant is invariably eieacious in deve opug
the virle powers Of man, aud even animals arousng
invgOrating, Snd difusng its mysterious influence
wherever has been exhibited and for this purpose par
tcuary prescribed with the most signal success by
the first physicians Of the age. See medical pubica
tons and crculars, which can be had free.
Concentrated Khe-tse-sing. No. /, for Barrenness
and weakness, prepared from the root, pEce SO bot
tie Khetse sing. No 2, for female irregularities
prepared from the leaves 81 bot le' By the dozen,
q deduction Of SO Ia per cent. BY the gross, de.
lueton of SO per cent, net cash. single bottle,
iOzen, gross forwarded to any part Of the United
States or Canadas, on receipt OF remittance.
For sale by all druggists and at the depot of the
Khe-tse sing company, No. 1856 Broadway, New York.
All or1ers must be addressed Khe tsesing company.
10. 1886 Broadway, New York.
October 80, 1861 y.
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Sale Of Land bv order NJ Con1f7

O9 Saturday, the 22nd day Of November 1855, ct
II O'Clock noon, on the premises, IN Lee ,ovpsLir
Carroll county, Ohio, viii be sold 10 the highest bi3
der, the following estate the property ef WgNsz
White, deceased 10 wit: The north west quarter NJ
section twenty eight i2s) in township NeiTe, l2 Of
rahge four (4J containing l6b aces more or lee. -
and is the same on which William White resided 81 he
time OF his death, ,-subec to the dover estate of pu-
abeth White, widow, of BY metes aud hopnds =
Appraised at 81, 400. (Tbe dover of tho vitov can
be bought) Terms, one-tbird in Lsud, and residue =
two equal annual payments with interest sregrsd -
mortgage on the premises. JOHN B Moody
October 20. lS56.-td pr fee s.. Adnr. ofWn, WAL.
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MARVELLOUS REM EDY.
FOR A MARVELLOUSAGE!
HOLLOWAE'N OINTMENT.
THE GR1ND EXTKRNAL REKED Y

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid of microscope, we see millions of little
openingson the surface Of our bodies. Through these
this Ointment when rubbed on the skim is carrie to
any organ or inward part Diseases of the Kidneys,
disorders Of the Liver affections Of the heart, InAa
nation of the Lungs Asthmas Coughs and JUlds, are
by its means effectually cured Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat Of
penetrates through any bone or eshy part of the -
ing body, curing the dangerousnward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUM & CORBUTING HUMoRs-
No remedy has done much for the OF dis.
eases of the Skin whatever form they may assume as
this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Survey,
Sore Heads ScrOfua Erysipeas, long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled over many
parts Of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals,
dispensing the Ointment, giving advice to its app
less numbers to health.
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
the of this wonderful Ointnant when havind to
cope with the worst cases of Sores wOunks dwellings
and tumora Professor Holloway has, by command Of
the Allied Governments, dispatched to the hospitals of
the East, large shipments of this Ointment to used
under the direction theMedical Staff in the worst
cases of wounds 1t will cure any ulcer gandular sWl
ling Stiffness or contraction of the joints, even of 20
years standing.
PLIES AND FIsrULAs.-These and other similar dis
tressng complaints can be eiectuay cured il the 0nt.
ment be well rubbed in over the parts affected and
ohe wise following the printed directions around each
pot
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1The Republicans Of the Sixteenth Ward
New York City. held a meeting last week.
and were addressed by Gilbert Batter, VIM. J
Bull and others. Resolutions were passed es-
tsblishing permanent organization, and to
hole meetings weekly during the coming cam
paiga.
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Looofooo Torobliehts.

After two weeks Of severe drumming on the
part Of The leading AlderI and GbetiOrs Of the
Border RufIiaBs. 90 last Tharsday evening a
lev Of The unlerri6ed, 10 the number Of 8
score or laore, met. and vita The aid Of about
sixty boys, succeeding in firing up as many
torches with few Buck" banners and march
ed to tune, 1T may have been Of the 'rOgueS
mArch"-"kesPiDg step to the music Of the u
mon" viii file and drum. after the siekly show
Of torches that passed through the streets Of
our then Loco. lighted and Republican snligLt-
ened village, the company under the command
OF their Washington city clerk and another Fed.
eral Official. came 10 "desd halt," right un-
der the Buchanan pole and raised a boyish
shout for 'old Buck. The Rspqlican boys to
about an equal number, stood at Ihe corner on.
polite the Public Square responded in lJud
cheers for Little Carroll, Ohio, and IL Free
Site Governors. Thereu2on the BuebaEiers
marched by up to the American" their head
quarters.
Where we're the Camerons, Stidgers, Tolans
and Hampsons, where? Echo answers where?
One was too sIraight.haired, straght-jacketed,
aud too.Iemperate to acknoWledge the "corn"
on that occasion. Yea, verify Minister'S son
was seen in Fremont prOcessiOnl Another
was not disposed on that occasion. as the Post
Office is secured for another four years. An
other couldn't see the propriety, as there would
be an election for Justice Of the Peace, some
time soon! Another excused himself by saw
ing 81 am little lame" aud will stand at the
McCook corner with that second Solomon come
to Judgment! Why can some men give their
money to get up Border Rufian torch lights
and fandangoes but still they are too purs, and
too refined and too temperate, to appear ia the
ranks shoulder torch, and drink the ''corD
juice" that their money buys? Get along We
cegro slave breeders traders aud drivers. yvu
are on the brink Cfruin. With Brigham Young
his harem Of wives, and the Southern blacR
slave concubines in your household, and
bachelor President equal to Roman Catholic
priest in sworn celibacy, to rule over il. will
make you beautifully Democratic Govern
mentI
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CLEVELAND BANK NorR RHPoRTER. Publish
ed semi monthly by Pierce d 60, Bankers,
No. 8. Bank Street. Cleveland Ohio, at S1,OO
per AnnUm. As the Eastern Banks are begin
ning 10 collapse 1t behooves every one to keep
iully posted on ''money Matters" which can be
done BY consulting the Reporter.
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Book AoExor We invite attention to the
Advertisement Of Timothy Stevens, the Patri-
arch Agent, in to-day's paper If any oiour rea-
ders desire books Of any description they eau
be accommodated by applying to "old limo
thy."
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EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
THE HEST BOOK FOR AGENTS.

An Elegant Gift for Father to Present to his Family
t Send for one copy and try it among your friends
| TED,-Agents in every section Of The United
| w States, to circulate Sears Large Type ouarc
Bible, for family use-enttled the Peoples Pictorial
Domestic Bible, with about one thousand Engravinpsl
! This useful book is destined if we can form an o
pnon from the notices of the Press to have an unpre
cedented circulation every section Of our wdespiead
cont nent and to form distinct era In the sale Of our
works. 1t will, no doubt in few years, become the
Family Bible of the American People
eF- The most liberal remuneration will be allowed
to all persons who may b. pleased to procure subscri
bers 70 the above From 80 to 100 copies NAV easily
be circulated ana sold in each of the prineiDa cities
and towns in the Union. 1t will BIS sold by subscription
only.
rE- applications should be made at once, as the
field will soon be occupied
EB- Persons wishing to act as agents. and do safe
business, can send for specimen copy EE- On the
receipt of the established price, six d0ars the Pico.
rial Family Bible with well bound subscription book
will be carefully boxed and forwf rded per express at
our risk aRd expense, to any central town or village in
the United States, excepting those of Caorlin, Ore
gOn and Texas
Register your Letters, and your money viii come
SAFE
In addition to the Pictorial Bible, we publish large
number Of Illustrated Family Works; very popular and
Of such high moral and unexceptionable character
that while good men may safely engage in their circu
titn, they will confer public benefit, and receive
fair compensation for their labor.
Orders respectfully solicited. For further particu
lars address the subscriber, (post paid
ROBERT SEARS, lSl William Street, New York.
Oct. 80, 1856. Z
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Va N"
Fall and Winter GOOdSIl

We are on hand again With desirable stock Of rew
and fashionable goods, comprising all the various AZ,
OF goods that eau be iould anywhere. and We tske
ms method OF informing cur friends ard tbe FubHa
that THLY AEETo sAIB, and at prices tbst win sson
sh aud please. among our gqods can be found an he
late styleso of Ladies Dress Goods consisting Of siks
wool plaids, me'inos parAmsss deaiBes, prints ko -
Shaws and Dress Trimmings Of alltbe latest ttyss.
NES AND BOT' WEAR. Cloths, csssineres. eatipsgs
tweed4, jeans, &C.
RRADY.M CLoTHNs,-Iu this d,nsrtmsrt =. Sse-
competition. We have everything IN that Eay Mep.
over dress, and business coats. Also boys clothing
Doors AND SHoEs.-Everything belonging % tLIs
branch oftrade.
Hans AND CAPs.-Ar that Is dssirabIs for dress Or
comfort
CLoeKa-Yeu gbo want the tight time cali zbh
CUMMINGS COUCH.
October l5. 1856.
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Patton House, Carrollton,

This is an excellent place to get accnmmoda
tions for both man and beast, The proprietor,
James Patton, Esq., is known throughout the
the country as one Of the the best landlords in
Eastern Ohio. When you visit CArrollton, 90
20 the "Palton House. ."-Cadig Sentinel,
That's the talk CHARIEY,--trkth every word
Of it, we are confident that Jim" can t be beat
in either Western or Eastern Ohio, His quail.
iicAtiOns U landlord are justly appreciated,
and he is commanding good run of Gus tom. ;
"AMERIoAN HoUsE."-T This house recently
changed hands, Mr., S. G. Mckee disposed Of
his iGtersat therein to +. G. SwartEel, Esq,
who has taken possession Of the sasle and Is in
readiness 10 wait upon customers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Albert Il. Anins',
Vs. IN PARTITIog
IN PARTITION.
1lbert Il. Aaines,

John s. Haines, e: ais,
Pursuant to an order of sale made by the Oos,, q
Common Pleas, Of Carroll comfy, and State Of ohis
at the August term for the year A. d. 1856 I vii
one' Tor sale at The door Of the Count House in Cs
rOton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday. the ssnd day Of EOrssJsr, 1856
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n, and o.eIocs
y. n, on Aaid day, the following real estate 10 wt
THE vest half of the northwest suaTur Of ssc,lar
three, 10 toSnihip sixteen, and range sI containing
80 acres 2nd: The north-west quarter sf ths snul
west quarter OF section three township sisbt, spd
range sl1 containing twenty acres Both Of he sLoy,
described tracts are situated in Carroll COUNTY ahio
so forty acres out Of the south eBd of tbs west half
Of ths southwest quarter Of section -, ia tesnshiu
IL, OF range 6, in Stark county, Ohio,
Aso fifteen acres out Of the southwest corner ~ H.
east hall the southwest quarter Of section ,oxpsb %
and range aforesaid, 10 Stark c9unty Ohio Aspr,l y.
ed at s2300 ~fT's"
Terms Of Sale.-0ne.third Of the purchase moos, Ia
hand, ana the balance in wo equal auuua ipstsmsnss
With interest from day II sale secured by ortgsea
the premises, J,H WHITCE6PT glsriS
oct, 70, iS53.-td Dr. fee a 80
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PORrER's Spirit OF THE TLMss William 7.
Porter, Esq the founder and for twenty six
years editor, of the New York Spirit of The
Times. h" commenced issuing a weekly spor-
ting and literary new paper, called "Porters
Spirit Of the Times" It's of tie same size
and character as the old paper. and he states
AhAt be has assurances it will be contnbuted to
by that bright circle Of correspondents aud
writers who have 80 long given to the "spir-
it" its distinguished position among the literary
journals Of the country. The numbers of
which We are in receipt are filed With wit, liter
AturO and general Intelligence. Price IS, 90 per
Annum 10 Advanse
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~ A. -.
OLD HIGH PRICES,

Be Il proclaimed to all the World "and the rest OF
mankind" that there is now ing exhibited the most
magnificent and fashionable assortment Of wearing ap,
parel ever opened in Carroll county. This may seem
almost impossible to those who have not personally
satisfied themselves of the fact all perceive who
will call with J. BLOCH at his emporium Of fashion,
in the Patton House Block, Main street, and witness
the great excitement evic by the people to purchase
whole suits OF his cheap, "made to order ready-made
clothing The truth is that notwithstanding the pres
OF the times he s prepared to protect the cit
of CarroOn and the neghborhood for scores Of miles
around from the biting rtsts" Of autumn the chilling
blasts Of snow winter and last but not least from the
enormous and downright imposition Of high prices here
oiOre practiced upon them in certain localities and BY
certain establishments he has received by railroad
large superb, rich varied and exceedingly cheap
sOrtment OF fashionable and durable Over, Dress Box
aud fashionable coats. Also pants vests cravats shirts
drawers, overals. hats caps gloves neck and pocket
handkerchies and every article necessary for the fall
and winter trade. In connection with his splendid as
sorment of clothing for those Of Iper years., he has
slsO large and extensive supply Of Boys Clothing
for fall and winter which is also offered at the lowest
rates. He also has hand an extensive supply of the
richest cheapest and most durable made to order hand
Trunks and Carpet Sacks.
Thankful for past avols he invites s to call aad ex
anime bis stock, No charge for exhibiting goods nor
does he ask vol to purchase of him II you can buy
cheaper at any other clothing store in either the town
county or State. Us. BnOCd.
Caroltou o., Oct. l6, ls56.-Sm.
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u STATE NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given that
IA have been duly appointed Administrator OF the es
tate Of William Cutlery, deceased late OF Carroll coun'
ty Ohio. An persons having claims against said
tate must present them legally authenticated within ore
year from this date.
| Nov. -, 1856, JAMES HACGH
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Cincinnati, o.

From the Gin. Daily Enquirer, Of Sept 26th1
Dr. Freeses Combined System Of Practice for PbSsi-
clans and Families Smith, Small & CO..: publishers. Of
this city, have recently issued work Of the abOse Ii
tie, and all that have read speak OF it in the high
est possible praise, 1t is certainly one Of the mos
useful and interesting books issued from the press
The publishers sre sbundauty responsible, ana an,
money sent them will be faithfully accounted for 3
single dollar cent to the Publishers i'll secure COP,
of the book, by return mail, free Of postage
From the Cin Daily Commercial, of Sept. 29th
Dr., Freese's Combined System OF Practiee for Ppy.
sicians and Familes.-Tbs most excellent and useful
work, recently published by Smith, Small Co., OF
this city, in before the public and as yet we have
heard nothing but cOmmendatory words concerning IT,
Every man aud woman should hlvea copy, and study
it well.
Nov Is, '5s-Sw,
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Eclectic Medical Journal. conducted by r,
s. Newton, M. D. Cincinnati Ohio. monthly
Magazine of DO pages each, devoted to the cul.
ivation Of Medical Science in spirit oflberty
and progressive reform. Price $500 per au-
mum,
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OPAL YARNSH, Black varnish, seksr, Turpse
- tine, White Lead, Red lead. Lithrage, Rose Plea
&C.. &c., at BAXTrRs
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EDITORIAL CuANGE:--Mr. J. A. EstiIl who
has been Editor OF the alliance Times for a
short time since, has disposed Of bis interest in
that paper to Mr.. s. G. Mckee, late OF this place
who takes charge OF the same Editorially.
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l G. LUCAS : FRANcIs RoMK .IN

pINTs, Varnish, Or AauIa Narkinndg Brushes at
BAITTRS
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LAUGu AID GRow FAT. have received
from the extensive publishing establishment o
I. B. Peterson, No. 1902 Chestnut Street Phil.
AdelPh;A, sample sheet Of 92 pages Of forth
coming humorous book entitled "zhs Humor o,
FaltOSridSs," by the late Jonathan F. Kelly
which NJ. Peterson has made arrangements to
publish. There is peculiar vain ofhumor EN-.
bodied in Kelly's writings that touches chord
jn every reader, and renders his sketches fas.
sinnGtng. and "dull care" killing. fig for
the blues, when they can be dispeled for the
triAs of dollar or dollar and twenty five
cents, the price OF a neatly bound volume oI
"srAck side" sketches Besides look at the
benefit Of the widow, whose legacy alone de-
wolves upon tho sale Of the work of her late
partner. 1t will be out December Isl, and will
repay the purchaser Price in cloth, beaut-
falIy illustrated. SI.9j-in paper 81 co. Ad.
Eanee copies may be had free ofpossgs by ad-
dressing the publishers, remitting the price.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should Be used IN
the toliOaOiag cases
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Mercurial Erup. Sore Breasts
Chapped Han Il tions Sore Heads
Chilbains Piles Sore Throats
Fistulas Rheumatism sores of all kinds
Gout Salt Rheum Sprains
Swelled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
Stiff joints Ulcers Venereal Sores
Wounds Of all kinds.
#.%Suld at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway,
30 Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London,
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of Medi
cnes throughout the United States, aud the civilized
world, in Pots, at 25 cents 62i CENTS and 81 each
FE- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients IN ev'
rey disorder are affixed 10 ench Pot.
March 6, lS56-ly,
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( ARIEGs, Floor and Table Oil elottb good seroi.
" ment n
y HANLS. Now Il tie time for rice Shawl
y c.C
NHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS 6EsPECTFTLTY TO
inform bis Old friends ard customers that be has
this day disposed Of bis business as a "Brswer and
Malster" at his establishment known Leretofrs a.
Ives Cleveland Brewery,"to F., c, Iucsssrd Frap.
els Rowe, and in returning many thsBks to Bic runer-
Gus friends and supporters for the patronage 60 er.
ally accorded to him. sClcits ceuuuancc OF te he
new firm. T. O. IVES.
n G. LUCAS d FRANCIS ROWE, IN
IL. succeeding Mr., s O. Ives, in the above business
under the style and frm Of H, G, Lucas Co. take
this opportunity Of soliciting continuance Of The lisd
patronage and support so very literally extended to
their predecessor,
tSr Orders and communications addressed to H. g.
Lucas o. Cleveland Brewery, Cansi stseet Cls,s
land, Ohio, will be promptly stbonded TO-
EN- Casa PAID FoR BAUrY
Cleveland, O., August ss. Is56.-Sa
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Aan YOU IssURrD'-Ifnot, no lime should

ARE You lNsURED?-If not, no time should
be spared ia eTecting an. insurance upon your
properly that is liable to be consumed by FIRE
How many families have been turned out house.
less and homeless, without perhsps change
Of garment, having lost everything tangible
by the dsVOuring element, their property un-
insured, their hopes blasted aud nothing but
squalid poverty staring them in the face. =
With crippled energies they drag along mis-
cradle life. But how different with those sim
ilarly misfOr!unate but who had the precaulion
to have their property insured, Though their
property is Consumed, yet they have "lttle
capital" upon which they can rely--s nucleus
around which the industrious husbandman,
merchant or mechanic, gathers the result of
HE lAbOI aqd perhaps in a few short years
fOrgetI bis miSfortuns.
An opportunity for insurance is now offered
our citizens, superior to any heretofore offered,
We refer 10 the "4Etna Insurance Company"
Oas Of the best Companies in the Uuon, with
. capital Of $500 900
I'Asc Ulman, Esq, is the authorized Agent
Of the Etna company in this county, who is
sues policies on favorable terms.
As there's NJ Insurance company within
our county our citizens are dependent upon
foreign c, mpaniss for insurance, some Of which
have surveyors located in the county, others
have travelling agents who visit our county Pc
riOGically-bHt the Ktns Company's gent is
authorized to issue policies forthwith, which is
quite an advantage 10 the insurer as well as
the operators of the company.
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G ARTETs, Floor and Table Gil clot,b good slroi.
" menl C. c.