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HOhowdys Pills are the best remedy
known IN tie ,gorld for Ms following
diseases:
Asthma Diarrhea Indigestion Stone and
B BoWel DrOpsy Influenza Gravel
COmprt Debility inflammation Secondary
Coughs Fever and Inward Weak Symp oms
Colds Ague ness Venereal
Chest Dis 9 m al g Liver CON- Affections
eases Gbmplaints plaiuts Worms Of
Costive. Headaches LOWEess Of all kinds
meas Dyspepsia Spirits Piles.
tECAUTION!-None are genuine IN.
less the words Holloway, New York and
London" are discernible Is . Water mark ia
every leaf Of the book Of directions around
each pot or boz; The same may be plainly
seen BY holding the Leaf 70 the light. A
handsome reward will be given TO any one
rendering such information as may lead 10 the
detection OF any party OF parties untsdeidng
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious
- Sold ct the Mandatory Of Pofersor
Holloway, 10 Maiden Lane, New York, and
BY all respectable Druggists and D3alers in
Aediciaea throughout the United Stat IAnd the
civilized world, in boxes at rs cents, ~ cents,
and III each.
CE- There Is a considerable 50 "a BY ia.
king the larger size.
N. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance Of pa.
dents In every disorder are affixed TO each box.
September 10Th, lsb1.-ly.
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From these figures, II win be seen that near
ly one fourth Of the total deaths In the coun.
try are caused by consumption, to say moth.
ing of the numerous other diseases springing
from "sght cold"
The.proprietors are in the possession Of GER
tifcates showing that the Balsamic Cordial has
effected cures where all other remedial means
have failed Give il a trial.
These invaluable medicines are prepared on
ly by DR.. @. NJ. jackson, 4lS Arch Street
Philadelphia, and are for sa lie by druggists and
stOrekvepers in every town and village in tn
United States, Canadas, and West Indies
Piice IS cents per bottle.
april 4, lS5S-ly.
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
l ct theii ses iOu, resolved 20 hold monthly
meetings hereafter foe the benefit Of SchoOI
Teachers. rhe months Of December '5S aud
January 80 eIeepted) Said seseiOns will be
held upon the ifss Wednesday OF each month
instead Of the shird a. heretofore, snd com
mence In August 1858, at half past O'Clock,
g. m. In one Of the School Houses In the town
Of Carrolton, Ohio.
The standing rules OF the Board regulating
examinations are the following;
l, Each applicant not personslly known 10
the Board, must produce q certificate VI good
moral character. Of late date, and signed By
one or more responsible persons.
=. Each app liCant must come furnished
Ei,h pen, ink and paper, and also With 10.
Gu9tys Filth Reader.
Q. To each applicant will b. submitted .
list of questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography, TO be answered in Wri.
ting.
4. No applicant will be regarded a. quail.
fed to, nor entitled to = cert iticsc, Who does
no, correctly answer one bali Of the questions
submitted in each brsnch.
5. Certificates will not be hSned on the day
Of examination, but they will be temil,ed BY
mail or Otherwise ~ soon IS practicable. And
when an applicant Is deemed unqualified q
note stating that fact will be sent biIa.
8. Applicants COMING In after the class is
formed aud the examination hss commenced,
will be expected to wait until the next regu
lar day OF examination.
I. No certificate viii be granted to sny
person who Ia known 10 the Board TO DO ha.
bitua,ed to the ute Of prOf2ne lssguage 70 be
intempeFHte or dishonest.
9. Each applicant must furnish himself with
stamped envelope, aud himseH lndOrse II
wifh his own name aud aadress, Snd in such
envelope his certificate will be forwarded.
BY order Of the Board.
d. A. ARTER Sec'y.
Jsnuarv. 2l, ly5S-ly,
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DOCTOR HooF LANDS
Balsamlc Oor0iaI,
Foa the SPEEDY CURE OF

FoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InjfueRza, Group. Hoarse-
ness. Broaehifis, Diseases of the Bog
els arising from Cold, Iaeipieat Con.
sumption, and for he relief aud If al
all possible cure of Pat,ents in aduaR
eed stages Oftte latter diseas.
Catarrh, or common Cold, as il is famiIlilrly
called, is worthy of study, aud serious enough
to be avoided, il possible. DR.. Bell SAYS: II
will not say that Colds are 10 our inhabitants
what the Plague ard Yellow Fever are TO those
Of other countries; but, can aver confidently
that they usher in disease Of greater compiled.
" AID morality than these latter.n
In the danger of Bronchitis and Pneumon-
Ia, which often follow in the train Of neglec.
ted cold. and In Phthisls PulmonAtis, the
,ubercular irritation Of which is developed bT
the same cause, we surely have proof and ar.
gument sufficient for attention, not only to the
preventive means, but also to the curative
ones Of disease, which however mild in It's
inception, Is directly or Indirectly productive
Of such diversified aud alarming results.
This lesson should be particularly impressed
on those who have any constitutional tendency
to Pulmonary Consumption.
The use of the Balsamic Cordial, agreeably
to the directions accompanying each bottle,
will readily cire the most distressing case Of
cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disorder.
ed or dyspeptic state OF the stomach, in which
case the German Bitters should be used. In
cases Of weakness, or general debility of the
system, resulting from protracted cough, the
German Bittees will be found Of great benefit.
In cases OF acute inflammation of the Luugs,
the prominent symptoms generally are hurri.
ed and painful respiration. imperfect arteria.
lization OF the blood, cough aud expectora~
tion, attended with excitement of che heart.
fever, various arrangements of the digestive
aud urinary systems, prostratiOn Of strength,
&c. The lungs may be diseased without any
Of these symptoms being prominent, but the
murmur preluced during inspiration aud res-
piration, and the alternate contraction and ex.
pansiOn OF the chest, evident to both sight and
feeling, all furnish most important physical
signs in case Of disease, and should receive
prompt attention.
This disease is usually caused by a cold
settling on the lungs, and the use OF the Bal
samic Cordial sooE performs cure.
The terrible fatality Of diseases resulting
from ''common cold" mag be seen BY
glance at tho following statistics, taken from
the records THE Board Of Health of Philadel.
phia contessedlY one of the most healthy 10.
cslities in the Union:-
1852. Total deaths in Phil'a. I0,26I
Died of Consumption, 1919
q al Gta vlOEn Il u,s,lQ 40
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prlfes Rt0ure0
J. ". GOulds New Sky.light
AND
AABROTYPE GALLERY.

MAIN ST., CARRoLLroN.
TEE undersigned bsgs leave to return his
most humble thanks TO all bis friends and
patrons for all fayou bestowed on him in BY
some days and kindly soliciis q continuance
Of the same. have reduced my prices for
the special benefit Of my customers. take
SarrAnted pictures on al occasions, At from
tEentJ-hge cents to any price desired by sue
toners. Ny long practice, my good success,
ny large tky'lighb my quick working insiru-
ments, all warrant me In sAyiBg that my es.
taollshment far ezcels all others In the coun-
ny, and in spite Of all opposition am deter.
miaed 70 stand ct the head Of my business 10
little Carroll and vii always be found at my
rcst TO secure g cd plcturss, for my mary
friends and customers. Now come along, sll
who vii come will satisfy with good work,
or pay them fJr time and trouble. Come one
eomeaL 4 w. CoULD.
N. u. Ladies win remember that keep
constantly on hand an assortment Of fne Jew
elFy, they will do well 10 call and examine
kVerI article warranted. know l can please
you allin price and quality. g.w.a.
INSTRUCTIONS given in all my line OF business
on most favorable terms, and satisfaction war.
flnted. Lwa
apri2l 'bs-tf
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IMPROVEMENT NnrLnE

Samuel Quinby, Guardian Daniel Sum-
Of the heirs Of Horace Pot. mars, Alexander
ter, deceased, Mcqueen, james
vs.. / MCQUEEN. Wi
Daniel Summers ct. Al. liam McOuaen
Hugh AeQueen aud Mary Chisholm will take
notice that Samuel Quinby, as guardian OF the
heirs OF Horace Potter, deceased, 6led bis ne
tliion IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of Oar
roll county, Ohio, on the second dsS Of Nay,
1857, wherein II Is. alleged that Daniel snm.
mers did, on the lst day OF September, 1854,
make bis two promissOry notes, and thereby
promised to pay said plaintiff eight hundred
and eighty dollars in one year from that date,
and eight hundred And eighty dollars In two
years from date, with interest; and that 10 Sc.
cure said money be executed his mortgage to
plaintiff on the west half Of the north-e -essI
quarter Of section and range six In Carroll
county. That said Summers aiterwards sold
said land TO one Daniel NcQueen subject 10
said mortgage That IN the month OF June
1855, said Mcqueen departed this life without
children, and leaving HilllAm MtQaeen, his
widow, and the said Alexander Mcqueen, James
Mcqueen, William Mcqueen, Hugh MeQusen
and Mary Chisholm, bis hens at law aud legal
representatives. The petition prays for on or
der for TIE sale OF said premises 10 satisfy the
amount due on said notes and the costs Of thi.
suit &c, That at the next term Of this court
said planhR will demand judgment according
ly. BY Il. K. ECKLEY,
April 7, 1858. Atty for Pltif.
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January, q, l,is5s-ly,
w ASH. BUTLER,
Auditor Carroll county.

DU B L / O S A L E.
i There will be sold on the premises on
Saturday the nth day Of August, 1858, between
the hours Of IL O'Clock IN. and o'clock D. m.
the real estate ci james Davis, deceased; the
south east quarter Of section 30, township u
and range =; containing l45 acres, with good
frame dwelling house, frame barn, frame wag
on shed and saw mill; also .hree or four new
or failing springs OF water.
2'HRAS--0ne third in hand, or within one
month, orc third in one year, and the balance
IN two yearA from day OF sale. Payments so !.
cured by mortgage. Appraised at ~ 1910
Possession will he given on the lst Of October
1858. WM. DAVIS. lp.,
inlx1 i5a.NA
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
m -

On the iesh dsy Of September AID 1853 at
8 o'clock p. NJ. will be sold on the premises to
the highest bidder the following teal estate al
the property Of Charles Stewart deceased late
of Carroll County, TO wit; part Of the South
Fast qaartes OF section ninty eight, township
thirteen, aud range six, containing ninety nine
acres. Also lot Gumber seyeatg-feur in Che
town Of New Hsgerstown Carroll county Ohio,
The above property Is subjscs to dover Of
Elisabeth ]. Stewart snd Is Appraised at 1856,
66. II. B. HELTER, adnl'r
Aug 1s, 1855 4W, oICnsEles Ssewsr. dec's
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BEATTY HOUSE

hk Subscriber teepestinlly represents ~
the citAeas Of Carroll county, and strAn
gers visiting CArrOlliOn, thai be hss leased
the Hotel hefstOlor known as the American
House, and opened the same for The aceo m
mediation Of the ublic.
This house hes been repalred and renovated
throughout with reference 10 the convenience
ano comfort Vt guests.
The proprietor Hatters himself that bis long
experience In this business justiAes him In the
belief that he knows the wants Of gusals, and
that he will be able to gratiIy them.
The table will contain the best that town o.
conAtry can afford and win be prepared by
those only who have for years given their at
tontion to this part Of the business.
The stabling connected with this house has
also undergone 70 airs, end is such a. 70 sat,
isiy the most careful house master.
Every effort will be made for the comfort Of
the public, and it, proprietor will endeavOr u
make his guests feel during their stsy with
him, that they are at Hons. To his old friends,
patrons, wLo have known and patToniEed hin
heretofore, he especially recommends himself
and eolicits their custom.
The prices will be n low az they can posi-
bly, be made. GEORGE BEATTY,
mayl9, '6S--tE
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HOLLOWAY PILLS
THE KxcIrIN0 CAUSE OF sIcKEEss.

Tue EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood Is The life Sustaining agent. Il
furnishes the eompOnents Of Hesh, bone, mus
Gle, nerve and integumenL The Stomach Is
lie manufactory, the veins its distributors, and
the intestines the channel through which the
waste matter rejected in Its production Is ex-
PEELED. Upon the stomach, the calculation
Aud the bowels, these Pills set simultaneously,
relieving indigestion, purifying the fluids, and
regulating the eIcretions.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is themost common disease among
al diseases In this country. Itassumes a thous.
and shapes, and Is the primary source Of In
Vulnerable dangerous malAdies; but whatever
lis type or symptoms, however obstinate It's
resistance 10 ordinary preparations, il yields
readily and rapidly to this searching and un.
erring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of the bile are Of
vital importance 10 health. Upon the liver,
the gland which secretes this fluid. these Pills
operate specifically, infallibly rectiiyiug its
Irregularities and efectnally curing Jaundice
Bilious Remittants, and ell the varietieJ Of
diseases generated BY an unnatural condition
OF the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Unless the bowels perform their functions
properly, the Whols body suffers. Tens Of
thousands die annually Of Dysentery, Diar.
TheA Chronic Constipation, and other dis
eases Of these waste pipes Of the system
The effect Of the Pills upon all intestinal dis.
orders, whether casual or epidemic, is phe-
nomenoa in medicine. By following the print,
ed directions, the most alarming cases Of bow
ell complaint are promptly controlled.
A WORD TO FEMALES.
The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial annoyances Of the weaker
sex, and which, when neglected, always shorten
life, are relieved for the time being, and pre-
vented for the time to come, by course Of
this mild but thorough Alternative.
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AaRIcuLruRAL srEAM RolLER.
Important to Farmers.

ERANCIs WESTON Of augusta, Carroll CO.,
L Ohio, Is nov prepared to furnish Farmers
and stock feeders with the late improved Lit
tie Giant Corn and Cob min also Hedges Ag.
ricultural Steam Boiler for cooking feed for
hogs, together with Hydes improved Chinese
Sugar Cane mill and crescent grain mill and
hand corn mill. Orders sent to Francis Wes.
ton, Augusta, Carroll CO., Ohio, will meet
with prompt attention.
april2S, ls0S.f.
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nIECOVERY..

nIsCOVERY.-
~ Ia the year 1853, Wanderer In search Of
bealth roamod through the forests Of the great
South West. The men OF science and Of large
experience, Who dWclt 10 the thronging cities,
bad failed to give relief He went forth hope
less from the city Of the Crescent TO traverse
the waters Of the Indian'r Bouga Howma
Natchitoches, on whose brow the gray of q
century end a half had fallen, did NOT stay
his footsteps. Onward he Travelled over bayou
and bluf towards the setting sun. For time
he tarTied where the Choctaw dwella, upon the
sunny slopes which are washed BY the springs
Of the misty mountains. There beneath The
spreading branches Of she BOis D'Arc, and the
gloom inspiring Cypress, he discovered Roots
whose virtues seemed almost 10 work miricles
The lungs expanded beneath their influence,
neS lite Eushed through every vein, and couF-
sod along each nerve In the forests great
laboratory he had found that which the shelves
OF the ApoIheeaIy had failed 70 furnish. Those
roots now form the principle ingredients Of
BOWMAN VEGETABLE COMPOUND
The greatest remedy known for the following
diseases:
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JAMES GORDON
TObaccOniSt and COniectiOner

CAKR CLIFTON, OHIO.
WlHE subscnberFeiurns thanks to hls friends
! or the liberal patfansge which they have
!. slowed on bin. and would respectfully ask =
toe inusfss ihs ss1,e. JAMES GORDON.
epril !. 'ss4A
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GROVER 4 BAKERS
oELRBRAFBD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

4VofbNUAUWAI1 NEW IUNh.
6s WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI.
l54i SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND.
O. These Machines are now justly admit,
ted to be the best In use for Family Sewing.
making new, strong, and elastic stitch, which
wil NOT rip, even Il every fourth stitch be cut
Circulars sent on application by letter,
march, 4, 5S--lSW.
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GEO. ". WOODWARD, 9
Brick Layer and Brick MaEsr.
CarrOlstOn. Ohio
pERSONS living in townor country, wanting
L kiln of brick made, or job Of brick laJ :
ing done can be ccommodated on the shortest
notice. - All work warranted.
1zaag27'sa
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A. H. O, BROCKEN,
2a 09if Street, NsO York.
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SYRING GES. HOMEOPATHIC
Walls. GRADUATED MEAS
URES, NURSING BOT
ny InusN
TLES, ETC

Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Per-
fumers, Photographers, etc Green Glass
Ware by the package. A liberal discount
made to The trade. Orders from Country
Druggists and Dealers solicited, Price Lists
cent on application.
.Augusl4, l658.-om,
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WILLIAM SHEPHERDS ESTATE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersIgHs
Ned have been appointed administrators q
the estate Of William Shepherd, late Of Car
roll county deceased. Persons having claims
against said estate viii present them within
one year from this date aud those indebted
will make immediate payment.
ELlzABATH SHEPHERD, [ aa-m,.
ISAAC C0URTRIGHr
julyl4, 80 va
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COUNTRY PAPERS-THEIR USE.

Country papers are Of more use than
the people imagine.
They aid in directing public attention
to matters in which every citizen of the
country is more or less interested.
They Contribute, in a variety of ways,
to the formation of public opinion on
subjects of public interest.
They aid in giving character and i'm
portance to the country in which they
are published.
They stimulate a taste for reading,
and disseminate, in the course of one
year, Il vast amount of useful infOrma-
ton which would not reach a portion of
their readers through any other channel
They are ofessential use in a family in
fostering a taste for reading among chill
dren. Country papers enjoy an advant-
age in this respect over papers publish
ed at a distance; because many of their
items are of local interest, which natu,
rally attracts a child's attention. The
advertising columns of these papers are
particularly attractive to this class of
readers.
Country papers, by the local informa-
ton they contain, are often the means Of
drawing new and valuable citizens to
the country in which they are publish
ed.
To the objection we do not unfreqnent-
ly hear urged against the support of
country papers that the price charged
for them is too high, it may be replied,
that The price at which the paper can
be afforded, depends mainly upon the
number of subscribers. The chief ex-
pense in the publication of a paper, CON
sists in setting up the matter; one thou
sand, or even ten thousand copies can be
furnished at a very small addition to the
cost eve and above that of composition.
Register.
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WE nave, i'll great measure, abstain
ed from participating i'll the discussions.
which have been going on for some
time, in nearly al, the papers, relative
to the elections which were being deci.
dod in the North and West-nut from
indifference, hut from a diiiiicncc in our
selves Of being able properly to apprc-
ciate their bearing or Importance.
It would appear, however, that, on
tie whole, the National Democracy is
loosing gronnd in those rcsionspf fana-
ticism and exageration, and that this
untoward tendency il attributable to
the spread Of feelings of animosity to
slavery and Shareholders. The Govern
ment, which is known to be strongly OF
posed to this unpatr!otic and ant!-na-
tional sentiment, is thus, in the opinion
Of some, emphatically censurcd for the
position which it assumed on the kan-
sas question. We cannot think 50. We
cannot believe that in the many State
elections which have just taken place,
any direct issue with regard to the con
duct of the President has been distinct
~ made.
Even admitting it were so-that the
falling off in the Democratic vote were
attributable to the frnncss with which
Mr.. Buchanan has stood by the rights Of
the South, is it not painful to hear
Southern men and Southern papers taunt
him with being answcrable for the &C
cession to abolitionism by which the ell
e%ctions were carried? The fact is, Mr..
Douglas has long been a hobby with
many disappointed politicians in Loui-
siana, and in order to bcpraisc him, it
was necessary to belittie Mr.. Buchanan.
The conduct of the first on the Kansas
question, and from whence the present
evils flow, when it was in his power to
unite in settling for good this vexed
question, will be but too well remem-
bcred by the Southern people, and we
can assure his partisans in Louisiana,
that Mr.. Buchanan can but gain with
the Democracy here by their dwelling
on the name of Mr.. Douglas, by recall
izg to their minds the occasion when the
two stood in such prominent antagon-
ism With the true old Democracy of
Louisiana, Mr.. Buchanan is looked up
to with pride, as the best exponent to
be found Of it's u~nwavcring principles,
convinced that in him the South has the
staunchest and most judicious defender.
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fa7" VIZ have also received the ninth
number (Nov. 6th) of the SCIENTIFIC
AAERIcAy, a journal of Scientific, Mocha
nica! and other improvements, published
weekly in New York, at the low price
Of 80 per annum The great reputation
Of this journal among men of science is
q sufficient guaranty to the public, and
for every person DESTROYS to keep up
with the rapid march Of improvement
10 become q subscriber. See advertise
III another column.