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HoH0wors Pills are he bet remedy
kaopu in Tie woHd for The Joi'owing
discusses.

HoH0wors Pills are he bet remedy
kaoUn in Tie woHd for The J0i'oWing
discusses.
Asthma DiarrhUa Indigestion Stone and
Bowel Dropsy Influenza Gravel
CompIt Debility inflammation Secondary
Coughs Fever and Inward Weak Symp oms
Colds Ague ness NeGeregl
Chest Dis F email e Liver Com. Affections
eases Complaints i ius Worms OI
CostVe. Headaches L0wness Of all kinds
ness Dyspepsia Spirits Piles.
eB"CAUpIONS-None are genuine uu~
Kiss the words "lIolloway, New York and
London" are disceruiblc as a Water mark il
every leaf Of the book of objections around
each pot or box; the same may be Iliiul}
seen ny holding the leaf to the light. A
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead o the
detection Of any party or parties counte feidng
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them TO be spurious.
~ Sold At the Manufactoly of p ofe sol
Holloway, 81 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all resp ctnhle Druggists and Dealers il
Medicines throughout the United States and the
civil zed world, in boxes at 25 cents, Ga cents
and ~ EACH
c7S- There is a considerable saving by ia
king the larger size.
n B.-Dir,cions for the guidance Of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each 0 .
September 10Th, lSo7.-l!.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
rnE ExoIrIxe CAUSE OF sIcENEss.

The blood is the lie sustaining agent 1t
furnishes the componeuts Of flesh, bone, mus
Gle, nerve and integumenL The Stomach Is
It's manulactory, the veins its distributors, and
the inte>tiues lie channel through which the
waste matter rejected in its production is ex.
PEELED. Upon the stomach, the circulation
aad the bowels, these Pills set simultaneously,
relieving indigestion, purifying the fluids, ald
regulating the exoretions.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia Is themOst common disease among
all diseases in this country. ltassumes a thous.
and shapes, aud is the primary source Of IN
Vulnerable dangerous mslddies; but whatever
lis type or symptoms, however obstinate lis
resistance to ordinary preparations, il yields
readily aud rspidly to this seatcbing aud uu-
euiag remedy.
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To Sch0OI Teachers

!G9UE BOAhD OF SCHOOL EXALnNERS
Z, for Csroll county, will bold SIX NEXT.
mes for the examination Of School teachers
5wmr the year 1851, on the following ia, ;.
namely: On the third Wednesday IA Febiu.
LAM. April, June, August, october, aad De,
eenbet. Ile meetings sill be beli ii one Of
tie public school hCafes in CarrOlItcn, com
mencing at 10 O'clock, forenoon.
The sanding rules OF the BoaId regulating
examinations are The fOiloNing
/. Each applicant not personally known to
lie Board, must produce certificate OF goUd
moral character, Ui late date and signed BY
vue or more responsible persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished
VITA W., IL i. 1poT 81; and ato With McGut.
fcy's Fifth Reader.
3. 10 erch applicant will be submitted II
list Of question, on Arithmetic. English Gram
mar, and Geog raply, to be answered in wii-
ting.
4. No applicant viii be regarded as quail
ifed to tsach, nor euti1ed to certificate, who
does not euueelly sHsH c. Onehalf Of the gues,
lions Submitted in each branch.
.. Certificates sill uUt be Issued on the
day Of examination, but !hcy will be RENTED
~ Nl3H OE uthclNiSS do oVJiN ds pFSSllCdDls.--~
And when an applicants deemed unqualified,
a uole stating that fact viii be sent him.
C. Applicants coming in after the class
formed and the examination has commenced,
will be expected to wait until the next regular
-lay Of examin ion.
4. No certificate will be granted to any per-
son who is lnoTn to the Board to behabitu.
ated to lie use OF prOfane language, to bs in.
temperate or diHonest. ~.
s Zach applicant must furnish hi elf
with a stamped envelope, and himself indorse
With his own name aad address, and in such
enyc 0pe his certificate OF note will be for.
warled.
BY order ofthe Board,
Jan. /. 1857, IL. WM. Mccoy, Sec,y
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THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and quality of the bile are Of
vital importance to health Upon tae liver,
the gland which sccretes this fluid. these Pills
operate specifically, miallihly rectiiyiug It's
irregulsIities and eifcctuGlly curing Jauudice
Bilious Ecmittants, and all the varieties Of
diseases generated by an unnatural condition
OF the organ.
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50. Sold only by agents, to each of W hom a
special district win be given. Applicants
should state what counties they would like to
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will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of
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par. The "Home Journal, /" says Of this work;
''NO family whatever should be without ~
For full particulars in regard to agency, ad.
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Publisher and Bookseller
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nd Henry Clay match pictures, which fcr
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JOHN NAPLES ESTATE. ,
NOTICE is eby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as ad.
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ed, on the eetate Oi ''cln Maple, late oil Car,
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26,7l5 prizes amounting to $50, 55S
WHOLE TICKETS 81 E1OH
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some prizes, will be sent by mail, securely en-
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cts would cost S2G: but as Il ey ale bound to
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Certificates for 26 half tickets for 500
Certificates of % quarter tickets for 2,50
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Cane Seat Chairs

WTALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation,
w large arm cane seat and cane back II Ckers,
ladies' and misses cane seat and cane back
rockers. Also every va,iety Of Winds II chairs
rocking chairs and settecs on hand at my shop,
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occupi.
ed hy DR.. j. S. Hunter, Main street, Carroll
ton, Ohio ABSALOM KARIN,
Aug, |, 57.-ly
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial dnuoyances of the weaker
sex, and which, when neglected, always shorten
life, are relieved for the time being, and pre-
vented for die time to come, by course Of
thi. m,lI but thorough allerstNC.
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PATTON HOUSE.

(voRM IRLY "WEsTEEN EECHANGE IieTrLw
CARROLLTON, ONO.
This long and favorable known establishment,
occupied formerly by r, II. Leggett, ESQ,
has been reopened for the accommodation OF
the public. This House has been renovated,
repail ed and improved, md now presents all
the advantages which are desiFcd iu 9 Erst rate
hotel. The best that the market Rnords s Sc.
leetad for its guests, Good cooks alone ca,
or for its table. The arrangement for sta.
bling are perfect ana extensive. A first rate
barber is convenient. Every facility for com.
fort and pleasure is realizable at the popular old
stand JAMES PATTON,
Aug /, lS67--ti.
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G0-HE- CARR0LLTON LYCEUM
z meets on every Friday evening at the Ca.
hal Street school h use. The public are ne
specially invited TO attend. Per order VI
prasidnrt
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biAtg, aHd al aissnsss dseeuaEy gFCa
aa impure state Of tie 5lsol.
Pliuejgsl Depot, No. 81 Whae Street, New
York, ult;e a.. letters q ust be addressed.
-Tbi8 wondeHul Remedy has done more to
alleviate human suffering than all other means
put together. Il has the greatest sale Of any
medicine in the world iUs pulmonary Gem.
plants; from Maine 10 the most retired dwell
lings Of Oregon. Of wherever consumption is
known, Il finds its way, carrying health and
Joy into thousands of families. Patients, the
gorgeous sunshine Of hope may nov be reali.
zs5; for Ibis remedy not only relieves, but
does actually cure this horrible disease. But
one trial will surely prove the fact. Do not fan
into an carly grave. when a sure remedy is At
hand. .... .......r. F.....r
There is no remedy equal to i in building up
q system, that, under the influence Of varions
i seases, hardahips, or exposures, has run down
and lost its natural tone and vigor. Its great
secret Is in its power to reach the blood, cor
rect the yitiated huids, and arrest the deposits
of tubegcIe in the lungs and it is as saie as il
is certain in its action.
Take Ccd Liver Oils, Cherry Syrups, CherryI
/ Pectorais, inhalation Of NapOre, and all othe
ouGed nostra rs for this disease; combine al
heir virtues into one, and We should not have
la remedy which would, at all compare with
this. Put all those men together Who have be
conc SO notorious by advertising that they can
cure consumption, and they caunVt produce SO
many real cures during thri5 whole lifetime as
we can furnish in one month, This may look
ike boosting, but Il is the solemn truth.
The medicine is IL a powdered state, but
readily prepared for using in liquid form, &C,
c0gding to the directions which accompany it.
| Dispatches are promptly made by mail and
Icxrress, Less than half dozen boxes are usu
ally sent by mail Half dozen boxes or more
are usually sent by express, j! there be direct
express lilei il not, they are sent by mail in Q
number ol packages. ..... ..... ill.
PRICEs-One box, IS; three boxes, ordercJ
at one time, SO; half dozen, Sl4; one dozen, Of
any number greater, 81 box. The postage il
he UuileI States, not over 30tO miles, is Gi
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.THE EASY TALK.2-

4 department which has been rendered so
popular by the Editor, Charles G. Leland,
Esq. viii be a marked feature during the New
Year, and continues TO merit, as hei eietol1re the
high praise Of both The Pres and the People.
TuEcthor wih cur usual Historical sketches,
Tales OF Society, Sketches Of F:ayel, Transla.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their functions
properly, the whole body suGers. Tens Of
tt Ousanas die annually Of DyeertCry, Diar
thUs, Chronic Constipation, and other dis
eases Of these waste pipes Of the systCm--
The effect Of the Pills upon all intestinal dis.
orders, whether casual Or Epidemic, Is phe-
uomeuon in medicine. BY following the print,
cd dhectl6ns, the most alarming cases of bow
el complaint are promptly controlled
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AikflrS fEkfsTR4FEB
,Es a ca q N z

tFas HIN : fEEf-STRA fE1t
,Es a Zi N z .
) iasl by CHARLES G. LELAND, Ez'.
iVHE sane attractive feattEs which have
1 eharaotrrized 'Gfaham" during 1881, and
ahica have .ded 80 materially to Increase its
poPulr ~ and c oalation, viii be continued
Turing tbe rear IS5s.
The Fa-hirn sud Home Departmeut-The
latest a'd best Eng aFings, With iall aud plain
decorations giycu each month, Of the most
setTiee5hle Md attractive c0s.uH es for ladies
aAd Chiliren
SIXTY C0LoRED PLATESl
Five IN every Misunderstanding ia all during
tie year, SIXTY Colofcd Fasli. and other
Plates, together with a large number Of Hand
some patterns Zoe all kinds Of Cro;ehet all
Needle.Work.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVlNGS.
Which are really lie Works Of Art, engraved
expressly for Graham" from the most popu.
lar subjects, and far superior to any Pictures
published in 0ny other Monthly, vii em5ellsh
every ngmhcr ct the NeW Nrlame. .
Aa o. enal Story. entitled
"FH3 KIN G;S LOVE.
BY Joseph ]. Reed, ore Of our most popular
Authuu, viii be commenced in the JanLary
Nc. 1858; also an original Poem BY George Il
Boxer, ESQ, Aud Great Domestic Story by
drs. 8. Q. hirst.
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gotal SntflIiQtnte.
LooDY OUrRAGEs.-Shooting and Stabbing.

BLOODY OUrRAGEs. Shooting and tStabbing. -
Yesterday morning early hour between and o'clock
Italian named Marco Trenovch stabbed in the side
the Second District fruit Market Of party
known to him. His wound not considered dangerous.
At later hour, two Spaniards Scians, whose
did not learn assaulted by party of the
ST. Louis and Duuphne Streets One the with
knife and the other beaten with ung shot brass knuekes
Their assaants supposed BIZ the who stabbed
vich in the fruit market.
Several hours after the above occurrence party men, re
ported the patty above mentioned
boarding house of John Petite No Is Victory street,
Frenchmen in the Third District made
rovers Petite and the crowd in the baroo consisting
upwards fifteen sailors They fired half without
hurting any one. and retired.
quarter they returned and renewed the
assault with revovers knives bloody results.
Geronimo Dimtry Greek sailor shot through the right
lung and cut in the left Vicente Toreni Sicliau
cut in the right the artery being severed Dmry
taken to the Charity Hospital where his wound pro
nounced mortal Toreni taken drug
where his bleeding staunched though he had
blood that he nearly dead and deemed dangerous
him further The balkeepe of Pee
Sergeant eggett that two stabbed during the
assault in the abdomen ard the other
what their WERE what became of them
tell One of the party leveled pistol at him, but did fire.
because he recognized him.
Petite before Recorder Solomon and made affidavit of
the facts charging that the party of the assaants
five six the only Of whom recognized
Guerin Recorder Solomon and his clerk Mr. Saes
and took the adavits OF Toreu drug store and Dmry
at the hospital Their declarations corroborated Pee with
the difference that they did any rty who
wounded hen.
The cohtehouse of the Scan Spaco the foot Of Eyia
Fields street learn likewise invaded hurt,
| owing to the precipme flight of the inmates.
The pace though they did find of the party during
the forenoon aceraned that consisted of three
Guer'n wit Bill Lockwood Bob FORBES Billy Demo-
III the afternoon having believe that they had gone
lake police force consisting of Lieut. Ieggeu and three
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INTERESTING FROM JAPAS.-The Moniteu1 de Ia
Fotte, Paris paper has the following interesting
intelligence from Japan
Our last accounts from the China seas mention a
highly interesting fact The Emperor of Japan being
anxious to adjust various questions connected with the
recent treaties he had concluded with the several gov
ernments of Europe and America, held on the 23d Of
June, at Jeddo, the capital of the Empire, a solemn
assembly ct the principal lords and most influential
personages of his court 1t was decreed at the meet
ing that two ports of the empire those of Nangasak
and Hakodadi, should he open to the vessels of all
nations There they might repair, take in provisions,
establish depots of coal, etc The other ports Of the
Empire, moreover to be accessible to vessels in
distrsss, which may take refuge in them, but which
over. No foreigner is to be allowed to penetrate into
the interior of the country without special permis
sion from the Chief of the State No decision has yet
been to with regard to the commercial question
The right of trading with Japan is still exclusively
maintained in favor of the Dutch and Chinese, who
have long possessed it very onerous terms, having
but one market open to them, that of Nangasapi.
The new policy adopted by the Government of Japan
will be productive of ncalGuable results. Hitherto
no foreign vessel could enter the ports of the country
to reft or take in provisions. The last decision of
the Court of Jeddo accordingly constitutes great
progress. Should China, Cochin China, the Empire
of Siam, and all the other neighborng States follow
tine example of Japan, the intercourse between the
extreme East and rest Of the world would be com,
pletely changed.
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ST CHARLES. &C Bayey, Opeousas; W Saunders
Columbus Ark Mrs Hodge, child and servant Newport
Ky. james Gregory Y; Mrs Fowlkes, Miss Fo@lkes
La; Mrs Lockwood Mrs Robinson, Mrs Watson 81 Louis
Turnage, Memphis; Stevenson Nashville, Tenn, Mrs
Collins John Collins, John Collins Lafoache: Mrs II
Gimer Miss Matte Glmer Miss Alice Sandidge. N SAndidge
La: John Everett, Boston; Perne, Warning \ Z,
Smith, Troy; W 4 Billiard, Boston, MISS; R u Andrews,
Vim Dare Miss Duck worth, Mrs Butler and three svt
Ala; j V Gngsby Ky; Givins Claiborne Bluffs Iowa;
Chase E and lady Mrs Robinson. Y; N Goodrich
CARROLL Henry Ewn ST Charles; A Kerr, Columbus;
Ratcf Dr. L Blackburn Miss Jennie Baudy Iaourehe; W
Wallace O; John lih6S, Franklin La; John McGomack,
lady child and svt, Tenn; Mrs Meeehe, child and Miss Il
W Tucker Lafourch DIR W Page Phiadepha; b Pendle-
Miss wilkins and VIM G Hughes Tensas Or easy La p
Colonel Coupee;S Danyile and Miss TDanville,
Savannah, Ga; John Holmes and Covngtpu Holmes,
Nstchez: James Coyington Ky Samuel Hathaway Miss Il
overly, Ga; W Edwards, Ga, George Sanderson
servant, La.
CITY....DL Kilgere, Reese, |. Coway, W Merrel,
Ark; o Thompson j u Grant j W Vance, La $ Jnuner,
Y Moore, John Warden, John II Jones, Texas i
Grain Mansfield; H NJ Seal W whitaeId Mctoody G
Hester Coast; NJ Hand, Miss; Meyers Lacy, Ala
Il Kerr lady and children ST. iopis; Henry Anderson
Miss; Blount and lady, Miss Mary B0unt Jane Bloun
Haynes Texas Godfrey, Quincy, Ill; Atkinson, Va
Benjamin Hook, Samuel Bryant. u Celwin Ala; z K
Pose Texas " Dnkgrave Ouachita; William Frost AK
John Queen. George Evans Miss Shaw George Baker
Ark Talbot Mrs Talb child and Geo WsksWsi
Robertson Childaen and servants, Mrs Druke la,
Jones, Queen, Yazoo City; Denton ofutt: West La
Cincinnati o; Mrs Barclay; Miss Ioua OConnor Miss j
o'Connor Bayou Sara Newell, fonte Coupee; John
Clark and LADY, Meyer Miss Swayse AID servant j Q
Bridyeforth Miss Bi eorIh Daniel Nichier, Natslvk NJ
st Louis; Miss Pearson, Brumley A L Brown Mont.
goEery, Y A Greer, Miss.