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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

A RECIPE for the best method of driving away faithful minister who has given no just cause of complaint. Extracted from the PanppIiSt.
 Begin the quarrel with great bolinesS and great violence; sci afloat a multitude of stories, no matter how false, nr absurd, or how easily hiSpr"ved. If they should he in fact disprov"d, be careful to repeat them, and keep them moving briSkly, and make handsome addition to them, As- Snmc the fact, that the very existence of such state of things proves that the mn- lSter'S usefulness is gone. Profess a strong regard for the peace of the parish, and at the same time, inlfame the passions of an- ger, malice and envy, bv every species of taEsehood, and every vulgar arli6cc, which Ingenuity can devise. Seek occasion to converse with your minister on the parish difficulties, and a moderate share of cun- ming will enable you to accuse him openly 1 and publicly of falsehood. By this time a great number of persons, scattered through tue v'c'nl'v will begin 10 say, the man must haOe been imprudcnt; he mus, have given some occasion, or those stories could no, exist. His usefulness is gone aud the sooner he leaves his people the he,ter.'' 1 N. B. Through the whole business great care must be taken to keep, against the proper honr, the corps in reservr. The body must be composed of men, who seem to take no part, or at least no side in the quarrel. till through their influence num- bers who are friendly to the minister must be won over, for the sake of peace, to join the enemy and swell his ranks, tilt the fast friends arc alarmed, and are brought, no- lens ct cotens, to give up their beloved pas tor. So Pilate, at the very juncture when he lent his authority to the murderers of the Lord Jesus, took water and washed his hands. But was there man, not even Judas excepted, among all those on whom the sun for three hours would not shine, more despicable; or, if he had a conscience, more unhappy?
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
CONSUMPTTON! ASTHMA AND CATARRH

TN that long train of diseases which seem to grow \ with the growth of civilized society, CONSUME: TION takes the lead in it's relentless mrOads Upnn hu- man life; this dreadful disorder is easily overcome in its earlier stages. It only when neg ered that 'i arrives the terrific maturity which often battles the sagacy ofpr"essona science. An obstinate g is the customary ,rerumner ofihe pulmonary c"nsump- lion Improper neglect in the timely administration f simple and sauary remedies sure Co be reproved bv a dreadful succession "f co"a"mp,ive symptoms 1; oppression of the breast, greenish and bloody spue uceraed lungs and hectic fever; shrvelled exIremi. lies an, general cancellation q" the whole body; pros lratinn of strength: flushed cheeks swollen feet and legs; and last, n full possession ofie mental iacu- ties and hile hope still whispers her faerng tale cold extremilies, ami premature death.
 For the various stages of this complaint, one ot the most approved remedies ever get discovered Is
 Dr. Reify's Asthmatic Pills.
 This exceedingly y powerful and yet equally safe and innocent preparation, has effected Ih"r"ugh and rapid cures upon patients supposed have been far advan ceh in a confirmed Consumption. and N b" have exhi- bited the appearances which usually indicate fatal termination nl the disorder.
 As the Pills require in ordinary cases no confne- men,, they may br admnise, ed with confidence and safety lo all ages and classes o people. U"exampled great variety nf cases and the Proprietor refer [" n multitude, which testify [" their efficacy in rcvivIng he enacaipd victim from the bed of disease, aud res- torng him the blessings of accustomed health and activity.
 Price S1 for whole boxes of 30 pills, and 50 cents fer half do. of l2 pills, with directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
DEBx51TATED FEMALES.

TNNE complaints peculiar 10 the female part Of the
 community have been long successfully treated by the a,imn, ,r.,on of ,he Aromatic Piils originally prescribed and compounded by Dr. Relic. They cleanse the blood from those disorders "i the female constitution, for which the Pills effrc,ua spec- fc they restore free circulation, reform the irrfgn lar operations of the sanguerous system, and rectiiy the dsorereh habits. The proprie,"rs confidence in the superior excellence "f this equally imn"cemi and powerful preparation s founded the most decisive iranonv from many restored patients. He can assure .h,s portion of the public. that whe"
 Ur. Relies Aromatic Pills for Females nr- regularly taken according to the drec""s accom- ranvng them, they revive and establish the drs"ed healthy hab's and restore [" the a'''d counenance tbe natural glow ,i health and good apri'e.
 Married ladies will find the Pils equally useful ex- crp im certain cases, when they must not be taken neiher they be taken by persons of hectic or con aump,ive habits They may be used successfully by either men in all Hyp"ch"ndrar, Hys'er'c, or Vaporsh disorders. In all of this tescr pion Qhe Pills purify, invi igurae and revive the dsOrdered system. Price $l 50 d box.
 uT None genuine unless signed on the "n'sde rrineh wrapper, by the sole prop' ieior IT. BIDDER, innr dinte successor ,hr late Dr.. w. T. CoHwAy- For sale al his Counting Room, N" go, Court 6 rect, near Cancer, Hall, Boston, aad also hy his special app"in'ment, by
 Samuel Buti and J. C. Beck,cith. Litchfeld:
 E. Co,cips, South Farms; Daniel Norton.
 Canaan Judson S; Whittlrsry. ". Preston ];
 Isanc S. Wads,oorth, Brthlem; Norton & ? Hendt rson, Goshen.
 Large d,.cnunt [" those who buy to sell again.
 June !. Iye4"5
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
THE VOICE OF SPRING.

l aIn coming, little maiden, Wnh the peasant sunshine laden: With the honey for the bee; With the blossnm for the tree; With the flower aud with the leaf; Till come the tune is bIieG. nm coming, I am coming! Halk, the iiIie bee is hummiDg; See, tue lark is soaiing high, ln the bright and sunny sky; And the Rmats are nm the Wing; Little maideH-nUw is Spring! See the yellow carkins cover, All the slender willows over; Aud on messy banks so green, SIar-like primrOses are seen; Every liliie stream is bright, All the 0Tchard trees are white. hark! the little lambs are blen.ing, And the cawing rocks are meeting ln the plms--h noisy crowd; And all birds are srnging loud1 And the first white butterfly, In the eu" goes fitting by. Turn thy eyes to earth and heaven! God for Ihee the Spring has givem; Taught the birds their melodies, Clothed the Earth, and ctear'd ihe skies, For thy pleasure or thy tood- Pour thy soul in gratitude!
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24
CAPSy CAPS!!
LOOK HER E!
AT REDUCED PRICES. LuchR-ld. Jan. 2e.

THE subscriber offers for sale an assort- A me"t of WeHggO3es, and other arti- cles. such as sStrel-sI'rlHgs. H"es. Axes, ,Adzes, Bush Hooks. Slaves. and Chissrls, not sur. passed by any in the country. all of which will be sold as low for cash or good credit as at any shop whatever.
 ALSO, A numhpr of second hand CARRIAGES. SULKEYS. Sc. for sale at cost. GFWood work [" Wagons Of all descrip- ticns done at>shOrt notice.
 ".s Horse Shosing and all kinds of country work and repairing done with care. Most kinds of lumber and produce taken in payment for the above articles. ny
 VIM. RODGERS.
 Sprncer- Street Am Apprentice wanted
 AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS. kkchfeIH. MC1n 1888. s
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gaiety. or Of soy ether Of the count
less combinations of'psrtnerShips. BY
which men strive TO realize calmness
Of conscience. the enjoyment Of life
and liberty. the acquisition possession
and protection Of property and rsputa
tiOn and the pursuit of happiness; 1
respectfully affirm 10 this committee
my absolute conviction that the pro
cesding which attempts, under the
forms Of Legislation md ftif6ugh my
own ageDcyi to pry into exsUse con-
demn aud ridicule my personal doing
and relations with this body Of citizens
10 as utterly ineonsisLentiwith the ten
or and terms Of the constitution. as its
expansion TO similar es.;wOuld be
fatal to freedom. !,
Supersdded 10 Ire considerations at
which l have thus glanced, it is impos
sible for me 10 be iDsensible TO the
just dictates Of personal honor. As.
suredIy this sentiment should never
restrain any one from denOuncing
what is criminal or dishonest, aud
/ were | acquainted with any thing Of
that nature in the operations or ten.
denotes offreemasonry, nothing could
bind me 10 silence. But ! was re.
ceived BY this association intoits con-
adonce upon my own application
have been allowed knowledge Of the
modes id which its members identify
each other and avoid decepliOns upon
their benevolence-at atime when
neither law, nor puhicjoplnion, moi
my own conscience, suggested q
doubt Of It's correctness, engaged
myself 10 secrecy-and cannot with
out sense Of treachery & degradation
f which would embitler all my future
life, prove faIsetO my promise. Bet
ter by fer endureVtbe penalties Of al
legged cOntunacy, be what they may
(, ! have thought it due 10 the com
: mtttee and TO myself to preface, By
J these explanatory remarks, my rsfu
: sal to be sworn.
f. v.>,~' :, :, = G. M. DALEAS.a
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NOTICE

10 hereby given, to all whom Il ma,
concern. thala petition will be prsseated
to the Commissioners Of Carroll county,
at their next regular meeting. praying TO
have the following boundaries organized
into Township, VIZ: Beginning at the
8. E. corner Of Section %, T. IL, R. 4,
thence west S miles to the s. w. corner
ofSection 10, T. IL, R. 5, thence North
four and one half miles, to the N. W. cor.
ner Of the s. W. quarter offs. IA, T. I3,
r. 5, thence East six miles, to the N. E,
corner oftbe 8. +. quarter Of s. 20, I.
IL, R. 4, thence south one and one half
miles. to The s. E. corner s. 10, T. IL,
r. 4, thence West 10 the N. E. corner Of
s. 30, T. II, R. a, thence South 8 miles
20 the place Of heginning:-cOntarning
"a sections.
January 90, 1885.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of feri facias ct
lev. Eacias, to me directed, | will offer for
"a e, BY public out cry, at the door Of the
court house in CarrolIton, on the Let day
OfMarch, A. D. 1886, between the hours
Of IL o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. Nj.
the lollOwiDgs described tract Of land,
viz:
The south west corner Of the south
west quarter Of section FIRE, in township
thirteen, Of range FIVE; beginning at the
south vest corner, and running east one
hundred and seven rods to a post, thence
fifty.eight rods north TO a post, thence
west one hundred and seven rods to a
post, thence south sixty RODS to the place
of beginning, Containing thirty-eight
acres and nine poles more or less, subject
to mortgage 70 Moses Markley, for the
security Of the payment Of S66 rs cents
with interest from the 9Th day Of Februa.
ry 1885, up to the present date.
B. GRIFFITH. Sh'ff
Jan. E20th, 1896.
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Feb. 5th.lio3e.. !
RAaR0VA-,.

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform
his old customers, and the citizens gener
ally, that he has removed his shop from
Mr. Arbuckle's IN The hollow, to the east
end of his own house-6rst door below
Mr. Robert Gould's we'll known Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- situated
part of The town Of CarroIlton, called by
The vulgar, Sheep HiH-where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, a generaIS assortment Of
Il. !, CABINET WARE,
He feels also grateful In being able tc
add, that The patronagsiRs hss received
since commencing business in Carroll
county, will bs a sufficient stimulapt tG
induce him to give general satisfaction.
r. JAMES BURGE.
February 5th 1886
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s. STERLING, P. N.
>EEMcVAs,,

J. G. KENNEDY informs the citi
zens of Cdrfoltun and his customers
mers, generally, that be has removed to
The building on Market street, one doot
West of the Post Office, and nearly Op
posite Mr.. Kendall Jackson's Sldfe@
where he Is prepared ID DO all hinds Of
work in the TAILORING Line, in tho
neatest manner and fUu the most ae
commOdaling terms: ~ ~
NIB. J.G. Kennedy has just recsit
ed Wilson'S New York) Report Of fasA
ions for the Spring and Summer Of le85s
aCarroIlIon, May |, 1895. n -
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NOTICE.
Jan.E20th, 1896.

ALL persons lndebled:to the estate Of
James Hanna, late Of Carroll county,
deceased, are hereby notified 10 make i'm
mediate payment: and all persons having
claims against SAID estate, OF said deceas
ed, are requested to present them legally
authenticated for settleHeDt,swlthin one
year from the date hereof.
PHEBE HANNA, Adm'x.
JOIN MCCORMICK, Admir-
Jan. 20th 1886
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TAN WAND
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes 70 sell or rent
his Tan Yard in the town Of CarrolllOn.
His health having failed him, he wishes
to decline business-he will, lhefdIOre
sell or rent on the most reasonable aud
accommodating terms. The Yard g sit.
uated in tho centre and business part OF
the town, and it will be sold eitieE: with
or without the Stock, to suit ptrcha1
sers. -.
Also about I 20 ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining CarrOlltOn; about 20 acres Of
which are clsared aud 20 Or 80 aces Of
Meadow Lahd.4 Upon this ,Fatl there is
good mill seat with from twenty 10
p! GEO. W. BUTLER.
Dec. 18th, 1885
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Make Settlement!

The 9ubScriber having removed his
Goods 10 the town Of Kilgore, earnestly
requests all who are in anyway indebt-
ed 10 him, to ;cslI and make immediate
payment to J .lPearce,s Esq, in CarrolIton
where their notes, accounts. &c. will
be found, prepared, for settlement, All
notes, accounts, &c. now due the subscri
ber, which may remain unpaid on the
first day Of March next, will be placed in
The hands of Judicial officers for coIlec-
ton, without further tloIice or ceremo-
ny. ,;,s
I ALEX. MCDOWELL,
Feb k,b SlR9a
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PUBIiC SALE.

Will be sold at the house Of James
Hanna, dec, IN CarroIlton, Carroll couh
~ O., Oh Saturday the 20lh cf February
next, quantity ofhouse.hold and other
together with full set Of Wheel
wright tools, wkeeIlimber, we'll seasoned,
a ode Horse wagon, and variety Of OH
sr PROPERTY. i
Sale to commence at ! o'clock A. NJ
when and where theI conditions Of saIs
will bs made kno&u.
PIlEBE HANNA, Adm'x.
80" JOHN MCCORMICK, Admir-
EaTrolIlon. Jan. 20th, 1886,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


virtue Of a writ Of Venditiohi Ex-
I'D ponas issued out fthe Couitof CON
mon Pleas in & for the county Of Tug
bull :, in the State Of Ohio, there will be
offered for sale on Saturday the 23d aay
ol February next, at II o'clock A. M. al
the court house IN CarroIlton, the follow
ing described tracts Of land, viz: A part
Of The north east quarter Of section ~,
township IL 10 range 5, beginning at the
south east corner OF said quarter, thehce
north 9S and four tenlh perches u d post
thence south 80 degrees west, % perches
to post, thence south 65l degrees west
81 perches toa post, thence south 6S de-
grees west, IA perChes 10 PSst; thence
soulh76 degrees west S perches to post,
thence north "a degrees west II perches
to post; thence west 8 perches to a
post thence south 60 degrees west 81
pefches TO a post, thence south 5degrees
vest IL perches to post, thence north 4
degrees west II perchesto to post, thence
south GA degrees west 10 perches to a
post, thenGs south 81 degrees west ID
perches to a post, thence south 2S de-
grees west l4l Petches to post, thence
east 100 and eight tenth perches 10 The
place OSbeginnihg together with a strip o.
land Id feet wide and 81 pttChSs long
lying on the north side of COOPers'land
containing IN all, thirty eight acres and
fifty four perches, be the same mOts OIL
less, situated in said CartUll esunty.-
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of David Wilson, at the suit oI
John Greer. Ea
Terms Of fsals made known 0a The day
B. GRIFFITH, sh'F,
| Caffotlton. Jan. 18th, 1886, o.. -
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HYMENEAL.

MARRlED-On Sunday evening 1.-THE
24th uIt by the Rev. D. Rothacker, Mr.
ANDREW REAM of Waynesburgh, to
Miss LEAH daughter OF Mr. Peter SheaG
fer, Of Sandy Township, Stark County.
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January let, 1886,
OUT LOTS FOR SALE. 81

OUT LOTS FOR SALE
THE subscriber wishes to sell TTU
ACRE LOTS In Elizabeth Croxtdns
Addition to the town Of Carrollton.--
These lots DIRE situated Immediately east
of Mr. John McGulre's residencey they.
are valuable, and we'll worthy Of the
attention Of those who wish to possess
Town property in The iOurishing town Of
Cafrollton.
Terms made known updh aPplicdtiOH
to the subscriber al his residence in Perry
Township, (CafIOll county, or to Alfi
D. J. Levy, 10 ,CartOlltOn.
WILLIAM Mcqueen.
Sept. 49, 1885. r. 3 Il
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SIX CENTS REWARD!

Ran away from the subscriber residing
in Union Township, Carroll county, O.,
on the I'd inst. an indeuted apprentice
named Mary Ann COaImau-Athe above
reward, but 90 thanks, will be given to
any person who may return said girl to
the subscriber.
Dec. 4,h, 1855,
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EHECUTOR'S NOTTCE. 3

EXECUTORS NOTICE., Il
NOTICE is hereby gwen that all WIG ~hE.dd
are indebted to the estate of Elijah Mocga
late Of Orange township, Carroll counlss
Ohio, deceased, are required to make inn
mediate payment TO the subscriber; and
all who have legal claims against said
estate, will present them properly proved
for settlement, within twelve months
from this date.
w THos. CUMMINGS,
- Executors
~0o0a
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United States BdnE.-A bill has been
reported in the lower house Of the Penn
sylvania Legislature, for rechartering in
that State, the Bank Ofthe United States,
10 this way, Pennsylvania will be ena-
.bled to retain within her own limits, the
immense amount Of capital, foreign and
domestic, now 10 that Institution.
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CatfOiitCn, Jan. 18th, 1886, =.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Office is hereby given, that all per
~ sons indebted 10 The estate Of Charles
Brown late offIaffisoti Township, Car.
roll county, Ohioi deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber and all who have claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legal
" proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date -
WILLIAM FINCH, Admir-, Of
CHARLES BROWN, dec:
Nov. 9th, 1885.
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CarrOIItOn:
FRIDAY. ;. .-..,. ....YEBRuARx S, 1886.

ElectiOns.-Frederick Grimke.was, on
Saturday last, electedJudge Of the Su-
prsmc Court Of Ohio, in place Of Joshua
COllet; COrringtOn W. sarle was, on the
same day, elected President Judge Of the
9TH judjciaLcicuit, 10 place Of Alexan-
der Harper-fSr sasIe eS, Harper 36,
scattering S-and Carter B. Harlan was
elected Secretary Of State. in place Of
Benjamin Hinkson, resigned.
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Owe have received q Communica.
tiop from "a. Farmer" commenting up
on the escape of johnson from the jail Of
.his,eOunty, Udput'iug sundry lnterrog
atoriea TO the Sheriff, in relation 10 the
circumstances Of that escape. Although
the publication Of this article would be
likely to give rise 10 some controversy,
wesshould give it place without hesitan-
cy, il a ga. Farmer" had left his name
with US. Our Press is free but we can
not violate a rule which we adopted IN
The beginniug-rthat is, the writer Of any
communication duplicating, directly or
indirectly, the conduct or character oI
any citizen, must, to secure his Produc-
tlons a place in our paper, give his name
to the editors. This confidence is due tc
all pIblishers, and necessary to their safe
ty. ga Farmer" therefore, must COM
ply with this rule; otherwise, we shal
necessarily decline to publish his favour
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP fP

THE FIRM Of Mcdowell y McEldefs
ry has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, isgisen ID
all who are Indebted TO said frtii that
he Undersigned have placed their eOk
pany Books, NO.esi &c. IN the hands Of
J. Pearce, in Gatt0lltoh, Wuh whom set !
Element must be made before the 20lh or
November hext, otherwise cOllecsiOuf
win necessarily be made ibitd costs,
ALEXANDER McDOWELhy
ROBERT MckLDERRTi
/ Carrollt0UJ Oct6bSs 50; 1sss.
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We are authorised to announce SAINT
ell Setple, of Monroe Township, as can
didate for the oficaot coroner, at the up
preaching Special Election.
We are also requested to insert the
name ofThomas B Kimsey, Of Carrollton,
as candidate for coroner, at the ensuing
Special Election.
II ,r, - =, ,.
We are authorized to announce Will
IiamHersh ofWashington township, as a
candidate for the Office Of coroner, at the
approaching Special Election.
!We;ere oG'hotRed 10 announce John
Eberiole of Washington township, as a
candidate for the office of coroner, at the
approaching Special Election.
From Mississippi we learn that Rodt.
J. Walker was, on the 6th'ultimo, elec-
led senator of the U. States from that
state. for six years from the fourth day OF
March last.
y !
r. C. Nicholas has been elected a8sen
ator Of the U. States from the state of
LouisiGna, to fill the Vacancy occasioned
by The resignation Of Mr. Gayarre. The
vote on the final BaIlotlins was, for Mr.
Nicholas 80, for A. Bara 81; for Mr.,
Grymes 2; fot NJ Augustin /; blank l.
the election having been effected by one
member refusing TO vote, thus eaving 81
voteslo be majority or63 votes; the nun
ber of votes on tho two preceding ballo-
tngs being364.
Mr.. Nicholas 4 Mr. W0lker, are sai(
10 be friends Of the administration.
Free Masonry. Our readers may Re
member apagagraph which we copied in
10 this paper, few weeks ago, in wbicI
it was stated, that a committee had beer
appointed in the Legislature of Pennsyl
vania, 10 investigate the evils Of Free Nj
sorry. This committee in the diseharg
of their duties, recently subpoenued SOM
, Of the most distinguished MasOns in th'
} State, 70 appear before them, and teStif!
Among others, the late Governor Vol
George M. Dallas, and James R. Chand
Ter refused, when before the committee,
TO sworn. AT this stage q the proceed
ings, the chairman Of the committee, M
= Stephens, introduced a resolution direct.
iug the Sergeant.at-arms to arrest the pc
n sons who refused to be sworn, an
i bring them to the bar of the House to ar
o sxer the charge Of contempt. The resi-
luton was carried by vote Of Al to 4S
and the gentlemen brought to the bar &C
;, }, cordingly-where they again refused 7
: !. be sworn, II was then proposed that the,
4 should be reprimanded, but this was rej'
d ted, ayes 40, nays so. FinalIy.a. 'eso
d tlGn was offered & carried, that.!hs hou
IS iofbear to punish the contempt, and tn
10 witnesses be discharged, ayes 4s, ma,
: Tho witnesses gave their reasons
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
4. L. persons laving claims against
the estate Of Abraham Cox, late Of
Perry township Carroll county deceased,
are hereby notified to present he sstis
legally proven for settlement within one
year from this date; aud all those indebts
ed to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
/ AdminislRat0f.
+ JANE cox. AdHh'G
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Aust on LYTTRR

Remaining II lhs POsl Ofics, II CAagIA
ton, Carroll county, Ohio, en- the fFAt
OfJanuary 1886, aud If not taken 0al
by the first of April next, will be Sen(
to the General Post Office Us dead lsls
teS.