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NOTICE..

LETTERS Of sdmInis'raiI have been
granted to me on tue estate OF POLLY
JACKSON, at the February term Of otsuss
Couuty Court. Prrsons having CLAIMS ar. 10.
titled to present the,n.s
E. F. STRUDWICK. y9dm'r.
February 25. os-
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BL.a.sKS for sals at this Office.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

FsfiE subscribe hssne been qualified 81 the
February term &C the CsgrI 81 Piess and
Quarter Sessions Tor 0rsage county. 40 sx eu-
,pr Of the last will and Isslsmeal Of ALEX
AMBER AI.LEN, deceased hereby Rwss ia.
lice 10 ali persons indebted TO the rstat. y.
msss immediate psymsnt, sad those hsslng
CLAIMS ~Il present them properly anthehlisa-
ted within the time prescribed by ,sw, or his
notice will be ples1 " baI Il tIsslr recovery.
JOHN SCOTT, Err.
sebrusry u.s. or
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m SH NREs Of tn capital s,OcS Of the
Bank OF CsPe Fear, belonging 10 the
estate OF James wlilIa ason, decd. will be sold
before the c"uri House door IN HhI.borouRl,
on Thursday af'he ntI' Nay County ourt
JOHN NJ. DICK.
. X. p. WILLIAMSON. EFT"
Msrcr 10
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ONE In A THOUSAND,
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PUBLIC SALE.

d PUBLIC SALE. 4
WILL be sold TO the aighest bidder, al the
late dwelling Of Temperance Primrose.
deceased. on Friday the 18th day Of March
next,
TWO LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO
FELLOWS,
The Tract of Land wheron she lived.
Stock Of Cattle and Hogs,
One Grey Mare,
The Crop Of Corn and Fodder,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming tools.
Nine months credit will be given, the pur.
chaser giving bond and approved security.
HARRIS WILKINSON.
Febtuary 81 IT'S as-p
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CO-PARTNER WANTED.

'HE business ~ 70 'iut iiGe th,. paper has
become 81 bust.enss II, =, l. az cannot do
It justice and d" myself justice in other re.
spacts. II sish therefore, TO take o partner
into the EdItorsi department. Of the Watch.
man ] SHOULD regard q nigh degree Of quail.
fcation rs indispensable: for whether the pre-.
sent Es'itor Possesses that or not, am able TO
show iasOntsstabl, proof that the establishment
10 in a'eh degree profitable. and every way
improving.
l would prefer gentleman Of the bar, who
would be willing to form q CO partnership in
the Law practice also. Letters (post paidl will
be promptly answered, detailing The affairs OF
the office, .more than ought to be done in an
advertisement and giving my views OF oil the
advantages Of the proposed arrangement: a
personal conference, however, would be ne.
eessary before closing such contract.
III. c. JONES.
Waterman Office, o.
Salisbury, N. e.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-01

Philadelphia Press, and has few supc.
riors in the management of period.
cal. His style is easy and vigorous,
and he possesses an invaluable TACT at
cc'zing upon the most popular topics,
and treating them in manner which
enhances their interest OF the third
individual of this trio we shall not
speak. His merits, ifhe has any, and
his dement's are so well know TO the
readers of this paper, as TO render any
thing we could say unnecessary,"-
PeansyI0anian.
The following is from the Philadel.
phia Saturday Courier, and aIludes TO
Mr.. Neal, who was formerly editor
of The Genlleman's Wade Mecum.
"The portrait of Peter Brush, which
is going The grand tour of newspaper
travel, is capital portrait of a lazy,
idle, noisy, grog shop politician, that
could hardly have been better painted
by Hogarth himself, is wrongly cred.
tied to the Cincinnati Farmer. 1t is
one of the good things of the Wade
Mecum, aud was written for that pa
per by one of the most amusing and
perfect delineators of humorous Orig.
inals in this country. Indeed, we
have for several years been of opinion
that the gentleman in his particular
line has not his superior on either side
of the Atlantic"
Our editorial friends In the country
will obIige US by inserting the above,
and accepting a free exchange.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, manufactures of Pat
tent Boiling Cloths, being informed by
several parties, whose orders they are in
the habit of executing, that Boiling
Cloths, manufactured abroad, and bearing
no mark or stamp, are imported into the
U. States of North America, and there
marked and stamped, so as to initiate the
stamp of the Anchor ManefdctOry-a and
that the SAID Boiling Cloths are there i'm
posed upon the public for Dutch Cloths
they feel it incumbent on them to warn
the American dealers in the article a.
gainst this scandalous fraud and base
counterfeit, both ia the interest of the
dealers themselves, and OF the undersign.
ed, who are desirous OF maintaining the
long established repute and fame of the
Dutch Cloths, and in particular of his
own manufacture, the superiority OF
which is sufficiently acknowledged by
lhls unprincipled imitation,
Ia order guard against further decep
ton, the American dealers are particular
y requested to payattention to the stamps
marks, and mode Of packing, used in their
manufactures, as test OF the genuine
ness of their CIoths-anG they hereby
give The assurance That no cloths ever
were, nor never shall be delivered from
their factories, without being provided
with their customary and we'll known
proofs of genuineness.
J.J .GODEFROY,
Manufacturer of Betting Cloths,
marked and stamped with an Anchor
Amsterdam, Aug, II, 1884.
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PUBLIL SALE

Will be sold at the late residence of
john Adams, of Perry township, Carroll
county Ohio, deceased, On Tuesday tie
18th day of July A. D. lS36-Hor ses,
cows, wheat, corn, oats, Cloyerseed, one
harrow, ploughs, one Windmill, no use.
hold and kitchen furniture, grain in the
ground, farming utensils &c, toget h er
with great variety Of other articles. -
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock on said
day, and continue until all are sold.
MARY ADAMS, Adm'x.
FREDERICK SLATES, Adm r.
July lst, 1895.
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Petition
for
Partition.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the above
~ named defendants that the said Da-
vid Crabs of Rich'and county Ohio, has
this day filed in the office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas for Carroll
county as aforesaid, his petition praying
for partition of the following described
tract of land, VIZ: The north east quar-.
Ter dissection eleven in township fourteen
of Range six, of lands offered for sale at
SteubenvIlIe Ohio, said land lying in the
county of Carroll as aforesaid. The
said petitioner claiming TO be entitled as
heir al law, ofAJraham Crabs deceased
to one sixteenth part of said land which
he prays may be set offto him in sever
aIity, which said petition will be for hear
ing at the Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Carroll county Ohio, to be held
on the 18th day Of August A. ID. 1886.
STOKELY 81 McCLAVE.
Attorneys for Demandant.
July l, 1896.
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TO MILL OWNERS
and MILLERS

HND MILLEHS
The undersigned, owners of Merchan.
FIourIng Mills, in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having severaIly
purchased and for some time had in ope.
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, manuf
factured by Mr. John Rhey ofthe city to
Pittsburgh, take a pleasure in stating tina
their Burrs, both ir the quality of the ma
terial and in the workmanship, have CIV
en- the most entire satisfaction.
The enterprise manifested by Mr. Rhey
in establishing this mandatory, his ex :
ertion in procuring the most experienced
workmen, his care and skill in the selec.
ton of stone of a superior description,
strongly recommend his establishment TO
the notice of purchasers, and we are hap.
py to have it in our power to bear this
public testimonial IN his favour.
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver CO. Pa
S. Walker, & co. EIIzabethtown, Pa.
VIM. F. Graham, Cannokenesing, Pa
]. A. Miller, Rackoon Mills Pa.
IL MllCnell O6WlChley a.
Jacob H, ZigIer, Hlrrison Mills Pa
Isaac Walker, near Pittsburgh Pa.
James D. White, New Castle Mills Pa.
John Pugh, FaIston, Beaver CO. Pa
Geo. Cooper s. J. Cassiday, Steam
Mil, near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac Pangburn, s. M. Mohongahela
River Pa.
W. D. Hawkins, Allegheny Pa
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa,
Abraham Sechler, HeIienopole Pa
David NJ. Junkn. Etna Furnace, Pa
James Morrow, Carroll CO. Ohio.
F. ZigIer, Big Beaver, Pa.
R. & J. Lindsay, Venango, CO. Pa,
J. Johnston, Va.
Stephen Maple, Va.
J. Means, Steubenville, Ohio.
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MlLLINER AND MANTUA
~ SV ESs%
a.. g. a~EAy ~

NEtIE subscriber informs the Ladies
II ol Carrollton and vicinity, that she
carries on The above business in al hs
branches, such as making PLAIN AND
FASHIONABLE SILK BONNETS.
HABITS and DRESSES. She will also
bleach and do up LEGHORN AND
STRAW BONNETS cheap and on the
shortest noLioce,
She will also make gentlemen's panta.
looms, vests, and roundabouts.
Her room is opposite II. A. Shdger's
store, on SteubenviIe street.
MRS. JANE GALLAIlER.
CdyroIlton, July !, 1886,
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

TIME undersigned give notice that,
= the partnership, heretofore existing
under the firm OF
ROBERTS u EEMASTERS,
was on the 18th inst dissolved by con
sent of the partners. Persons indebted
to said firm arc earnestly requested TO
call with Ephraim Roberts, and make sci
Element on or before the lst ot JuiyneXl,
as no further indulgence will be gwen.
EPIlRAEM ROBERTS,
JOHN LEMASTERS.
New Harrlsburgh,l
June 24th, 1896.
P,S. L. ROBERTS for himself re-
spectluIly reminds his old customers that,
there are many notes and accounts due
him, which are Of long standing, Here.
lofOre, he has not subjected his customers
10 a newspaper dan; and he hopes that
this notice will meet prompt attention, as
his circumstances require that the a.
mounts due HIM should be paid without
further delay.
New Harrlsburgb, June 24tb; 1886.
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IT, = PITL.ADlIP p = :.
SATURDAY NEWS,
Literary Ga zctte:
AND

AWEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Denoted to Literature, Criticism, the Fine
Arts, General Intelligence, NeWs, Sc.
Price So per annum- payable in advance,
nm Saturday, July 2, 1886 the subscri
Obers will commence, ir PhiadeI phia,
the publication ofa new weekly newspa
per under the above title.
The NewS will embrace every variety
of light literature, including, Tales, Poe
try, Essays, Criticism, Notices ofthe Fine
Arts, the Drama, &c. The original mat.
fer will be supplied by writers of the first
eminence. A regular correspondence
will be maintained with Washington, and
the principal Cities oc the Union, and ar.
rangements are in progress by which let,
ters from Europe will be constantly fur.
nished.
Attention will be paid TO securing at
the earliest possible date the choicest pro.
ductions Of the English periodical press.
Popular novels will occasionally be CIV.
en-, though they will not be suffered to
interfere with general variety. The la
test news, and all items OF interesting in
tellIgence will invariably form part ofthe
Contents.
The Ne,Us will be printed on a folio
sheet Of the largest class, and will fur.
nish as large an amount of reading mat
ter as any weekly paper now published in
this country. 1t will DO conducted in a
spirit Of the most fearless independence.
All allusion TO party politics, or sectarian
religion will be carefully avoided.
LOUIS A. Cooley,
JOSEPH G. NEAL,
MORTON McMlClAEL
Agents ofthis paper will be allowed the
usual commission.
Six copies furnished for ten dollars.
All payments to be made in advance.
Orders, free Of postage, must be ac-
dressed to
l.. A. Cooley, g. CO.
No. 100 Walnut St. Philadelphia.
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1( j. W GOODS
TIE 8ubScTlber8 hare Just rcceiUed from
Philadelphia a. Pittsburgh
Aud are now opening at their Store, on
the corner Of
Market and Lisbon Streets,
Ohe OF the Largest & best Assorted stocks
EzESEANc;ea


EVER brought 10 this section of A.
Ia country among which can be found
CLOTHS,
Black, blue and brown, mixed. green
and grey, mulberry, drab and olive. SAT-.
netts Of every color and grade, casimeres
Of different stripes and Colors, summer
cloths Of different textures, Ptlsburq and
bangup cords, dnIIings, hemp aud cotton,
nankecns, stripes and cottons, mersailIes
and Valsntla yestings, calicoes in great
variety Of different shades and parteFos.
gInghans, French and American. silks
Tor ladies dresses, Of every price and col.
or, merinoes, double and single width. Of
various cOlors and prices, bombaaines.
both course and fine, ratinelts and circas.
SLAMS, dImity skirts and waddings, cotton
PIaids and licking, checks and cotton di.
aPer, brown and bleached mdsTins, buck.
ram, canvass and padding, sewing silks
and twists, glazed musiins and linens.
iootings, edgiDgs & insertings, Irish linens
& Iaces, plain and figured swiss nuslins,
do do book do
do do bobtnett do
do crossbar'd crmbricks.
Canton fannels, of various coIors, cotton
yarn and candle wiching, black laces,
wells and berazes, grapes and pongees,
cotton and merino shawIs, bonnet and
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs silk,
flag, bandanna, madrass and cotton bd'kEs
tuscan, straw and leghorn bonners, gimp,
cyprus and satin bonnets, straw bands e.
trimmings, 51spenders, tapes & bindings,
woolIen fanneIs, red and green, mems
stocks and crayats, worsted and cotton
Hosiery, berlin and bnckskin gloves, silk
and cotton gloves, ladys' kid and beaver
gloves, umbrellas and parasols, swiss
capes and frlnges, ladies' baskets and
palm eafhats, silk and fur hats, combs,
buttons and brushes, Ladies' Morocco &
?runello shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse aEd fine shoes, mems
coarse g. fine boots.
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Walters and looking glasses, drugs and
medicines, dyestuf5 Of every description
glass and queensware Also. a largo
stock Of
GROCERIES,
Iron, mails and 6 Ass, leather, sst and
fish.
With almost every article that will
be asked for ia Retail store. Feeling
convinced that putting is of bat little
use, they therefore choose 10 say but
little on that subject, They would
merely invite the public generally to
give them a call, examine and decide
for Misunderstanding assured atth6
same time that they will be able 10 give
general satisfaction 10 those who NAV
favor Them with a CALI
N. B. Produce of almost every
description taken in exchange for
Goods at the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheat.
JACKSON & FAWCETT,
Csrroilton, June 10Th, 1886. If.
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The following notices from our lea.
ding Daily papers are added as tesIi.
monials of the ability of the gentlemen
engaged in publishing The Ne,0s:
"We gee that Mr.. Cooley is about
to issue a Newspaper to be called
EThe Saturday News in which he
will be aided by Alderman McMichael
and Mr.. Joseph G. Neal, two good
men and true, with genius and judg-
ment, power TO draw tears or create
smiles. Well, success attend the
young folks. ."-PhiIg. q, S Gaz.
"CIeUer Two-0ur enterprising
and talented young townsmen seem
determined that the public shall not
suffer for want of Newspapers. Not
less than half dozen have been com
menced within the last month or two,
among them 'The Saturday News, a
weekly paper on the plan of the Satur-
day Courier, and 10 be under the Ed
itorial supervision of MessrS. Cooley,
McMichael, and Neal, three gentle.
men we'll and GavourabIy known to
the Phladel pha Public. The success
of a literary enterprise with such aids
and abettors cannot be doubted. We
cordially wish them success. ."-PhiL0
Enquirer and Courier.
"rhe Saturday News, is the title of
a new weekly paper, the prospectus of
which is now n circulation. 1t will
be conducted by Morton McMichael,
Sos. C. Neal, and Louis A. Cooley,
Esqs. A better trio for a weekly
journal cannot be fouod in the Union.
Mr.. McMichael is a writer of vigorous
and versatile talent, and Mr.. Neal is
our beau ideal of an Editor. We
doubt if there exists his equal in pc.
cuIiar 'WaIk' of writing among all The
. Journalists Of the land. We sit down
TO bis columns as we would to a din
ner, being certain of both nurture ant
refreshment, the course and The des.
sert. Mr.. Cooley is himself a spirited
Scribe and has felicilous knack in
what he writes of hitting The taste of
the Times. To use a novel phrase,
we wish them all success. "-PhiIa.
6eLphiG GaEette.
"The Saturday News, is the title Of
a new paper TO be published by
Messrs. Louis A. Cooley, Morton
McMichseI, and Jos. c. Neal, all of
whom are experienced in the matter
OF periodical literature, and are Tamll-
lar with The gray goose quill. Mr..
Cooley is well and lavoursbIy known
as the enterprising publisher of the
Lady'S Book, one of The best maya
zines issued in this country, and is
likewise writer of much ability.
His aid will be of essential service to
the new enterprise. Mr.. McMichaeI
has long been connected with the
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NEW GOODS

THE subscriber would merely say
10 the public, that he has now on hand
a very large Stock of
MERCHANDISE,
all ofwhich has been received from
the Eastern Cities within the last thir.
ty days. Comprising as great varie.
ty as can be found in any other house
in this part of the State, all of whichlis
offered at low prices and on accommo.
dating terms, AS don't wish 10 trou
BILE you to read long detail as TO what
articles | have on hand, l only ask
you 10 call and see, and | think you
will be suited with the Goods and
Prices by your obedlent servant,
WIN. D. JENKINS.
N. B, Cash or produce received
in payment.
Carrollton, July 1st, lsS6.-tf
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From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
January ord IS3R

French Burr Mill Stones. We ask the
attention of the public generally, and es.
pecially of that portion which is engaged
in the FIGURING Business, 10 the certif-
Gates of m,ny millers, and proprietors Of
mills, as 10 the excellence of the Stones
manufactured by Mr. John Riley. Many
of the signers 10 this certificate are known
to us to be men Of standing, judgment in
their business, and veracity,
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Sandy g. Beaver Canal

OOWI Mn I =.
The stock holders Of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company, are hereby no.
tilted that they are required 10 pay
an fnstaIment offive per cent, 10 Mi
chaeI Arter, Treasurer in the town Of
Hanover, or 10 his agents, before or on
The 18Th day ofJuly next, being tho elev.
enth lnstalment.
BY Otder Of the Board.
Office of the Sandy & Beaver
Canal Company.
CD. HOSTETTER sec'y.
June II, 1896.
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MORE
WnOURHIDSa
MORE

WE HAVE just received in addition
w to heavy Stock Of Molasses, su
gars, Rice, Wine &c, &c.
40 Barrels No. 3 Mackerel
90 2 do
20 ITerrings
30 Kegs No. 6 Tw. Ky. Tobacco
20 2 Plug do do
10 ID q Is tw. Richmond
Tobacco
Is Box's 8, l6 g. 80 plug Richm'd
Tobacco
10000 Spanish g. half spanish segors
% Box. pipes
100 Bags Rio coffee
10 Chests Y. H. Tea
rs half do Go do
l Case z Leads) G, 2. Tea
20 Box chocolate
10 Bags alspIce
80 Mats cinnamon
500 ginger
| Barrel cloves
35 Box raisins
10 Kegs do
20 Drums Figs
6 Brls, soft shell almonds
4 hard do do
l. palm nuts
English waInuts
ground nuts
10 Boxs. assorted candies
! Case liquorice
40 Boxs. shaving soap
JOG do blacking
1,206 do madder
2 Seroons Indigo
1000 do pIum
800 do epson salts
20 Barrels chpd logwood
2 do spirits lurpentine
1000 lbs. Eng Ven. Red
150 do Blue vitnol
100 do Refined borax
$50 do Cream tartar
100 do Gum copal
100 do camphor
ALSO, 10 MousehoIe anvils
10 Smiths vices
IL crates assorted Queensware
diferentsizes.
All orwhich we offer on accommoda- :
ting terms.
CATLETT s. HEAIoN.
WclSriHe, June II, 1886.
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(signed) JOHN PARKER,
US Vice Consul.
Amsterdam, Aug, IL, 1884.

The manufacturer Of the original An.
Choir Boiling Cloth, cautions the public a.
gainst The deception now in use. Wes-
tern and southern merchants will do we'll
to be on their guard in the purchase of
this article.
A general assortment of the genuine
Cloths may be constantly had at
JOHN RHEY'S,
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STATE OF OHIO, r,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

CARROLL coUNTY,} IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NATHAN KING, I
VS..
RICHARD WALTON, In chancery.
JOHN CLARK,
JACOB STERLING,
NHE said Richard Walton not being
Rresident of This State, but Of the
Slate Of Pennsylvania, will take notice
that, on the eleventh day Of February, A.
d. 1886, the said Nathan King, of the
county Of Carroll and State of Ohio,
filed in the Court of Common Pleas
Of said county, Bill in chansery a.
gainst The said Richard Walton, John
Clark aud Jacob Sterling, setting
forth, among other things, that, on.
the esd day of June, 1881, the said
Walton entered into a written con
tract with the said Clark for the con
veyance 10 said Clark, Of the South
West quarter Of section 81, township
IA and Range 4. then situate ln
the county of Columbiana, but now
in said county Of Carroll-that in pur
suance of said contract the said Clark
paid the said Walton a part Of the
purchase money that afterwards, on
The 4lh day of July, 1881, the said
Clark entered into certain agreem ents
in writing with the said King for the
conveyance TO the said King, of eigh.
ty acres and twenty acres Of the said
quarter of section 81, sold by said
Walton TO said Clark, as Aforesaid
that said King paid 10 said Clark The
full amount of money agreed to be
paid by him for said eighty and said
twenty acres of land that on orabout
the 5th day of August 1885, said
King rendered 10 said Walton the a
mount of money alledged by said
Walton 10 be due on said contract be.
tween said Walton as said Clark, and
that, on the 18th day of August, 1885
the said Walton, with a full knowl-
edge Of the contracts between SAID
King and said Clark, fraudulently con
veyed said lands 10 the said Jacob
SterIing-he the said Sterling being
we'll informed, also, Of the contracts
between said Clark and said King for
the sale and purchase of said lands
upon these and other grounds therein
more folly set forth, said Bill prays
that said Walton may be decreed to
make, execute and deliver 10 said
King good deed for said eighty acres
and said twenty acres ofland or fsaid
Walton has conveyed the legal title
to said lands to said Sterling, then
that said Sterling may be decreed to
make, execute and deliver 10 said King
good and sufficient deed for said
lands; and, in case a good deed can
not be made TO said King, thai said
Clark or said Walton may be decreed
to pay TO said King the amount ol
money PAID by said King TO said
Clark for said lands. Said Bill then
concludes with prayer for general
relief.
And the said Walton is further no
tilted, that unless he appear. and plead
answer or demur TO said Bill (noW
pending, within sixty days after The
next term of said Court, the said Kins
at the next term after the expiration
Of said sixty days, will apply 10 sale
Court to take the matters of said Bill
as confessed as to said Walton, and tc
decree thereon accordingly
Pedrce, Starkt0eather, d JdrpiS.
Solicitors for complainant
June II 1880.
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Biw're of Counterfeit Bills on the
Ithaca Bank, New. York. A great
number are in circulation and great
numbers have been deceived by them.
The bills are signed A. St. John,
Cashier; Luther Gore, President,
dated March Is, 1880. No. S30I-
payable to B. Drake.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-01

Female influence. 1t was per.
tincnt and forcibIe saying of the EN-,
peror Napoleon, that "a handsome
woman pleases The eye, but o good
woman pleases the heart; the one is a
jewel, the other a treasure"