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HATS AND CAPS,
At Prices IL Sui he Times.

TIE Subscribers respectfully b,g leave n inform HEIR f,iend
ana hiic Zach rnn vic'r,. that li"y have
hand -.r,d,i N "r ,rs AMI taS OF the
iii i!peah!c IS c'.fu p:rs"ai. Thy
rr az superior "iy aud 81 being fc
i've. f'r ihsr rrIai iIai-. They give
III Has pr>ruf w'r: o!T red
\ Iril n-U - nIi-r the
EclNrr Bni-i SI,fI:, Rus-a Miskri
i'unrv and Wtt'-i>o. gucd six aud ang,a Hat III, y
ni-rh flesh tn a.: l Id,d H.lrskin Hats,
r,r I1srr- IT. and G-nticm Wan:ihg good .nd
.llr.p Hal respectfully requested {, call.
SAITH l. HURLEY,
Corner Of Main aud 18th sire
Nov Jt-S.Iu
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LTLSuN GREEN FEMAL. SEMINARY -'fhr Schc.i hereto
AZ for cohdG ted kn Green in Hrlin by TIE late Mrs
Tli-rgo viii IL cn'nHe The ensuing nadrr the
ctirgc N aId Nrs. Tod cuirsrn. HE 18th nf January
terminating lie 18th !rr:mtr following allow in. The
mrnrh &C a The present. Pr.c re-s, Mis-
l Webb, VIII continue instruction In all the branch
English Edrcatiun tgrii!ri with French and Music
7t,asFu Board and Tuition in English branches per session
oi 10 nio.,l-, prytie half in advance, Si01
Candies, iowrs &c.
Frrich, il
Music, and use of Piano. 81
y Is No deduction made eace?. in of sickness.
Address-Haaover Courthouse.
JOHN 3. TOD.
NV. III 81 Paw f
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T AW NOTICE WOOD BOCInN AZ WM. e. CARING
~ TON, AITORxIYs Lew harts Court hnss. IA, WI
tend III the heretofore Attended hy N mlfinl Tue
Sreor and inferior Courts ri Charlotte, Campbell MrcSle
and aay counties, and also the Courts of Prince Ed o.
VIII 10th lie responsible for all business enrrrd 70 'rf
Nav >, s7-%Gw
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ANTS Families and others res,etfn! min'a
ivs that tsk Of china Clr"- and Ga<. IS s, '"'Sr
embracing nf the latest an pi:es. patterns, and or r
prices cu.fr.i.on iug with the
Nv 4, 81 VT
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Nov. IL

.e,Rt-t bred nf T,s executed hy Her
An tson Ia The .nSrrih.r rii,e ti"e.n
rifri record -fk> i1ir
tnr Will VI mday. LIE Q nf Iinary neN the Pow
Green, The -. Caroline 81 &, the hiche>i bd,
cash. likely N-gr,-s. I'- title sud L.
-v- gd, hut selling Trnstcr it- subscriber oni,
convey .uc!i Itle Is Is vested III him
SaML e. SCOTT.
Dec. 63-w,d-
IS lIE OFF VALE tEI.E SRGRpES-Ey virtue al d eli oi
- ris' Il la the subs, IIb-r, hy r,d H. frra<'a
r i.h Il, Dcnh.t II - AMI al in til IL rk' tn al
,u, rnuniy n pr"cerd Ia --l, IT fr ca'
ay 2nd e ih- month. ircem'rr, Ain.a
hnn~. il Il ing day, 4. % N-a. r., consisting I'll
wuinrn hys AMI girls ii- rcved 20 b- gU,d, sE
convey such as i, sled in by said deed
John +. WILEY
JOHN 4 ilii.i.SMAS, Trustees.
a. d WALTiiALL, )
Dec. 10 f3-widS
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T1cEi Petition will be presented The present G-ne
raj Assembly, pIa, inr the enactment ,f a releasing
e undersigned tee right Of The Commonwealth much Of Lot
M sol, street, in the ciy &C Rhn"nd, Ct nhns Mar
TIM Mary Martin, his wife, died seized and sgd
MARY ROPER.
Dec. 10 G3-2.w5w
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ID EaoyAL-R N. HUDSON, Deans. has ien"ssa ~ s n
To- the s1ae above Banks, Nam sHee', heA' uo'
the resdrnre of lanes Bosher E.'i -, : 81, ,,, and
lie performs nil Operations on ~, Teh snrv or n fn
preseryaau and Insects fEcarrna'p'r ie1ui' sns!'" =
sets, thr approved nia"s ,;,o. >, raj
nd .n;r III na,nent OF Teeth. computing c,ery rafY
of shades carefully selected from the osl celebrated ana
He a.o inserts Artificial Paa,es, designed to restore the T
n rs r,o,rr tone aud souEd. , c.,,
Refr 10 Rev. DIR. flnmer Rev DR.. impe Hnasa'a o
ner - Co. Gem Pes lsn :. Baxter Esq; DR.. than:oe'
Dr. Bncs enbrough, Gen. Pesram, and Dr. H. g. taben
Oct. T."
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N4YY SUPPLIES F1V 1913

Drrrnihrr u, l,i2
PROPOSALS seated and endorsed, will he received This b.
ni.hng and delivering Tie Navy Yards nj Portsmouth, New
Ham,.l hires t'n MassaCrsrf Is; ook,n, New Yrs;
FninGe:Iha: Washington, District of ColHmb.a and GUsporl,
Vsina hr d limo Naval Station, Respectively,
Guat of The following niiice OF The brst Guaib, that
inir :anders Commanding Officers the said Navy Yais
-n Naval Station the Navy Agents. respectively dniin.
the eighteen hundred and cs three, for the of tie
Navy Of the Gnrd states. viz
Spermactt candies.
Spem,c,i oil.
Lin. ra oil TN It's raw siate)
by Iain The cveral articles named in the printed orrs
It l. d,ucy understand, however that persons whn may
have prv,i tun'sh greater
quantity az, than may he expressly ordered.
II is al Ia he sood that, "rn persons de at other
Places than iase which he, furnish aricle they
will be required appoint and duly authorize person,
den, The place nf delivery. aud the
rGuisiions orders which may c made: aud IN Gaze tie
with lie req is;npS fr under
biz in ef mc aud of proper quality ilr ocrrs
- @ be iae for any excess oil cost aver The con.
prize.
Separate rropo.a mrde of fnr
each navy ward, aud for The 'alimoe naval arn III, ka "
f.rs 'psha 10 i.drcra hae nil ne baks cayaip sf4
n.y. ard nns e "hc,ib' d'fecrd in &c
each i.n ana Tie 'rs ru- 'r unqualified and Uucnndt
IL mis-. with ~ apnt ved nrres "ncitd the estimated
The vi be
MUM, addiinr, trin ,he m unt arb
rf cf ihe prsrr contracts which wall
ic uaiu M he ortocts mr. c,muI win IN al, renrc mr.
les CiTly "lloriz-d b, the lief e ihis tneau
After drdncnr ten crninm viii he made by the
Cnrd Stats within riy DAY the said articles shall have
bsen in.rectd and received ard hills pfes
ihe Navy Agent "rf r"v'd l the Con manf.s Commanding
orer> ' the respective wards nni naval station
according 10 lie terms nf the
Th. r. jec, al offers persons heretofore
failed /" fnsf tier contracts wn The G.y,rment expressly
resrrr,d by this bureau.
EIaak nf ~, each den, articles
furnished by hr rtsrvri ommaning rtrs Navy Agents.
applying lf them. aud whr Nil offers should be
made s'Tit conforming To the directions wich ry cntain
lirc. L7-9 Wild
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rT,ISSfEY VILE FEMALE BOARDING -,,fOuI.-The IN
defsi.ae6 ending Continue her School under The
of h accomplished Tutor who has rendered sc general sa
cfnn regard. her instriricn In Ltraire
and religious depor of Ter scho'as
add that nothing on her TART shall Re wanting nT The attainment
rf REQUISITES. The situation eil,
thr neigohd known ake for liz intelligence morality
The by The taa ee Times week from hmond,
rrd-rs very convenient for persons in couny-
Thu-h the Is three miles om The Canal awiy
have carriage in readne winch shall nln be for The a"
scho'r srs Church. Of which teie three ccrtieunus
besides neiinss held regularly by appointment house
T,rnsFoF The scholastic of 10 months, 500, 10 cci
18th January; month tJunel vacation.
n B. D.ect, Fine, Post Office, Gooc.lnnd county, Va
ELIZA r. RnYSTER.
Dec 90 61-:am3w
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.icrABE L MaRTlN-SURGEOF DE-NfiSTS
MEMBERS uf the ScIrfy uf the Nrra and rnrgira Fn
LII o Ga ian aud al The anr Snripp Dental
-Oir-F st,re square ninvc III. E,Sitaug anh
my orpiss DR. rlpmct's Church Richmond vaAttfca
inserted lie approved aad nj "pcra"ns
rarrilI, rmd LATHE. ie country. rim fnd ine"hr'ni
ar .rH BE- thrr rc.id"ee, ~hd. 3
i-"gh lie r. o. put cd B. pr"fr ~" acsa TO- fro'"
: nGu,tr1 al r,crcLc, lllry seltri Tie .pi,"in-
=. n e rrr'citei 81 -. pr.i e. \ Harris. ~ ~, Bali
Pn.r !. |, hannah H. u. m,urr t, prn,a! -Grsr'ns.
,gs Htalr u. -. Erv. ". l. t.aes NJ u.
=. - aatai:.S. u. ~ !; :. g. u. ktc>ec.
Cnas H,a!e, u. D. Guflon,v.le, Va.
S..i - 9i-w3n
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SCHOOL. AT SINGD-1hc sih orihrr proposes
- School tic G u Jnnlry. isi3 thu fuss 4
auov. quarter ~ mr 'n Tie fri r!r i"uis1
Rriuld In his Srhi will r Taught The lriin and Geek
peius, Renting Whiting e. gi Grammar tumtos
tier, Geography, History, rnd"'n and Amr'n Arm -tir. FOX
Keeping. Natural and Moral fhr op,y and hfms'n SIG,
IS fuarfd IN moral religious and nteiice nes'orhoni AID
is royehiai for ts hraIhirrss aud PHEASANT Having
had several experience teaching and having he
knows given general sas,ciion {" ihns b" have entrusted
their children and d. In h aud instruction, he hut
Indulge III, hore. thai lie Wi lie literally iairtnsrd.
7ermFnr h".rd inrind wa. lodging. fuel and iei
per az III months Latin aud Er-k, Sa; Enr, ~
tra:ue, SIS The subscriber WIN lis family
t:'e h,irrs Mr. Samuel Rrdd ii,ini fe" han
dad yards 'ico prepared accommodate or 10 hoard
upon tie above
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How long


where IN ser
Names. Age horn wee itn'e.
D ne' MIX n'ey, - B'S'"n L1ndNmaa
B,rl f G,"en, - Portland 5yrs. Apprentice
Chns \ Wilson, - \ York 6m Sal m mat
Alex Nckl", - Ireland IN Apprentice
Two sLar. f,n- we're h-n,rh, ham, IN irons Alir,
,h br, U.s. ,,.orr,l Off ,ar NV, Yard Brnokiyn n
h,,ds were ca!ca an deck AMI lr", amongst lhpm ia,
curvi,y ns,sn,.s were a,sn pa; ~ IRONS:
.,h, 7 :. ,l..i,u, - r s,cn av 3n Ao.-en,,c.
49, =, q; -.- =, Y SO dn
90 v,n ~, l. Il. a On d,
o..4 ;,,.3,,. - phI, ~ to
go p,"m.,s - \ u,ve,3 :; :, Il,
:, a. - ,,,E, e., 0d so.,n,,
;. : M. - pr, dec :, o., A,.,,nt,,.
~ ,,-,.,,., ., y VIII ~ on! s.,,.,,
= -. i ~ ~,
- '''' ''"E -, :, " - -
- .,,. ,,,,,,, ...,J ~ ,.,rs Lo., j.,
fn.,' spencer "''os" r"'"' ~ - *"'s' ''' ~
~" TORN.
'"'"'''' "'s''''' '''""' 'e' err ''''.'
VI I've" - - , - ,: r n .
-; -" =, - = ,I., ,.., -. -, ,,a..
"a, - ...,,on rat ,,,. ,,lccp and he four nance.
a'''' -" "''.'' ''N '''' ''"N ~ Wv
;, :, " 80 ,,t-,.. ...
= Z n' "'" '''
:, :" ''''S' ,.
.''s "a 49, ia
..,.l, u -. c,,,-,,r ,,,star
,-tai So, c,.t,,n nf ,hc r,rec,e.ie
>'''" - -,
.s rem '14 ,','', INV, ",.' y = pr,c soyr,s
The circumstances connected ~, this proceeding and
- o,,,.',.n, IA ,rd ,,an IN, R.np, ad.rs." hav.
,, ,,,,oti, absorbed rnstic conversation since The
,o,,s ec,ed wuh hst i.arca even! ob,a!!ed cir
c.,,t,on
81, ,b,t The matter /. The pubic feel fail:
nuborz.d /, q 70 The lacls Al; lbs extraordinary, yH
entirely i,s,,t,hle proceeding IN the inl!
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r5,RrST SALE-Purn1it provisions Of Deed o. -
executed by palr. b. fobin 70 Samuel scot an ,ir,
e. Luck AMI dny recorded IN the Clerks once o. re,en
Corrt odsr rtain sum u mon sI-y
specar, acting Trus;cc will rrocesd 10 ~ on count,
goth OF ircemb-r ne.t, Bannan's store ~ e
Caroline Trsct Of Land known by The Of H.Ia ar X
containing la less for cash uS o,t H..
land is qood dwelling and torrahy rooa sas
quality Of IN. land is good having formerly been sold a
per acre The title to This land IS indi-pntabe su', ~
trustee sna'i convey 0ns C. SCOTT, Acting IIure
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py ptrNI r4TTHnRN

Reference Respectfully made ni Edward l.. and
tr Francis g. nf hanover Mr.. Ia {: Nelson Of laO'
lnr, aud Jrd"'an ~. bavis, Esl Of caitersv.Ie.
~ i1-2aw2w
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SAFE of vaLUaBIf EEG2OES-Will he sold to The high
y hidd-r. n! J-rsvr county OF anrs Non
d the md DIV OF Janrary tx likely Negroes, he
tn Estae Of Samuel Jfrr, de
srod BLACKSMITH excellent Cook, House Servants,
part of above Ne will be sold Tor cash. the balance ~
nnn;ls credit
viii hire day 20 Likely Negroes. fr
ensuing year. JOHN A iEfER.
Dec. 10 6l-u5
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.


Compilation IF TIE Railroad 10 .7quid CreeE.
Uar;roiitd E7ptdHon
THE Richmond Frrderrk>bnr. and Potomac Railroad Compa-
that their Railroad completed 10 the
Potomac I6: and thar travellers are Now
Richmnd and Washington nj all sens MS VI
The by Railroad Cars aud S:tano1;s, te Steamboat
effective ice hLafs Ia Keep "prn f
nrviaatnn dur. the ar. weather in Ninrrl ita'hs h'
irnnd g. a. NJ. precisely ni,"d al a. heretofore, "h'
s-icrg .hn.'on and i,ltinoe ia hod's or more
an a h"nr> e lire River and u: HH's
itavf Hers hy his hue. prncrrdn: 10 in'ilhcph1
Their ilnrr reach TN; CIV NJ =, a. ~ te s"'
m"fning. ~ ilnir: aztec !ta.ir- E:'fnl'l! -
insttld uf fare, heTe fore !" lfrnifek>'
ard af.r wa,d- ol'd lr;n"c Ff'anom ar ~
shin passengers iase tickets nj The kt'lfoau onr
il for Washington rad Diitnnre Tue fare, ~ - way, VIZ
he pd rrIact, different po.!ions 81 inc roe
Whole fare 10 Washington, =,
Bo. IL ,ltmHe, S'o
Do. Ia Phiaielpiia, Thy Peck and Lores line or -
the afternoon Railroad line ffun BaIimhe 81.
so charge fr children under three ytars OF age-ohers h"r
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent n 1fansp,r''r'on
nov. 20 H-wy
1s,E SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW, residence If iir CT"
Mason, Brunswick cuihs, whb BIS he-m IN sifrc-s ~
atinn for under hr dir elton ~ Mo- .n's n
anhnp VIII b. ned thu ii II M"nd"!
bua,y consequence pressure az t'r ti'c
hrir vii reduction in tie terms, ior GvIi ard Music OF
cn dbl II
Rtnrt or the ensuing year, SSD
Mir ,u,,.,r
ench ~
En.ii.h ss -
wishing enquire the Schao! will pease drrt
etrr- Ia Stony Mouui brunswick county.
lice 10 C3-u!~
HJ- lie Nnfnlk Herald rory the above S tines
md send count TO this "ihrr for collection.
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T,Eo w. ToLER GEsEsaL AGENT AsD D,,oss sci.
| u 10, attends u reni.ng or Houses ..'"s
r- rrolre collecting bcn!s. accounts &c -, u,odaee
Ps.sor. IA ;he country having nssoef To- Ms o'''
/ get, ar. wa.,. ID well Ia cl.c hia CALI
| ON orros:.c Exchange Bank ss-a
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DMIXIs TRAITORS SALE-Wll be so!d at ,hIlc auction

DMINIS TRAITORS SALE VIII be- so!d ut Iabc auction
- Thursday. lie 2h at Drcemrr next, ri Louisa Count
Ilary nll ynuug belonging Eatr cf
,hrr, Bosi-y. deceased Of one who hi- bern
t,ar or the asI tn
boys aud grls crGi q. Twelve
given, cvin. hand win aprn,
fDGS GRAVES \ rBIi.irli,r Of A!hrri BO,ry decd
y. A;i ps,n- The E>iae
tgrt present snhcrib property
that they may setoa. AiSn, ri! PERSONS
,rd IT, tie Estate qested make imeGIate payment,
a. Indulgence cann,t
J ,HN GRAVES, Admir-. of \. Eoxey. dec'd
Greene cnuEiy Nay H. 5t-wtds
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Nov. %

G,YNOR & LrELL,
AGENT Tor III" PROPRIETOR
One door above The B,li Tavern, sIhln sic,, {.
NJ, a9-wtfS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
PEI

We haze tried DR.. Joseph PrieStty
Peters Vegetable Pills, aud have no
hesitation 10 ,pronouncing them the best
Anti. Bilious Medicine that we have ever
used in our families. We are acquain
ted with several families in this city who
give them the preference TO all other
kinds, on account of lheir miIdness, and
atthe same time, certainty of action.
.NesD' York Examiner.
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS Of
boxes Of these truly valuable AntihlIious
Pills have been sold in the United States,
Canadas, West Indles, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the lst OF January, 1885.
HUNDREDS d THOUSANDS bless
The day they we're induced, by the per-
suasion of friend, 10 ny Box OF DR..
Peters Pills.
: DR.. JOSEPH Priesty Peters,
Dear Sir have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, and Sick headache. and have
found them, in majority OF cases, the
most valuable have ever used,
JOHN CASE, M. d.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, / would recommend Pc
ters' Fills in preference 10 aII other kinds.
r, II. ARMSTRONG, M. d.
The following from the eminent Doctor
EmmiSon as considered sufficient.
have used in my practice these last
five years Or. Joseph Pries'Iy Poters'
Vegetable Antibilious Pills, and consid'
cred them the best family medicine 4
have ever used.
A fresh supply Of these valuable Anti.
bilious Pills. just received by
JACKSON & SINCLAIR,
Only agents for Carroll Co.
L Wilcox, coFaer Of Diamond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A prI s, 1s42.
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EZT1SI;IXEYTz5EII&

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
proved in more than 400 900 cases to O'
inlullbIe; the only certain worm destroy
inn medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
long intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected: !:
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and ara doctUred Tor vav'ous
complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose of these Lozenges would speed
lIy cure them.
Mr. ]. Murphy, was applied TO Ny E
poor women whose daughter, z years
Of age had been SICK for 8 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs so swollen ha'
she could not walk or heFp hereof, al
,houuh she could eat as much as tive Ia
boring mea. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their ekill without any
benefit; The father had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon
doncd all idea Of doing any thing more
for her, and looked to death alone to
to take her out Of her misery. MI Muir
ply believing tito be a case oI worms
gave her a box Of SheTman's L"zenges'
and in two days she returned with Joy
beaming from her eyes, and said the 10
,oroas he'd saycd her cbiId's life. The
first dose brought away nearly aPln' o. o.
living worms in one solid mass, che al
terwsrds counted over 500 that we're dis
charged, besides the mass - wmch sh'
could not count. The child was literally
eaten ~ with them another irving VIII
ness Of the almost miraculous efficacy o.
Sherman's Lczenges.
DR.. Galen Hunter know child tho
was cured Of fits by these Lozenges, al
ter 3 wears suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. lie ha'
used them in his practice for the last 'w'
years ia several hundred cases, and nj
ways with success. A boy on hoard o
ono Of the IfaVre packets. was cured G
fits by only one dose Of them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three
his children Of worms by only one box
Mr.. John r Wood, gave them to h
child and they brought awny tho wor"
} by thousands.
NArPrlco Of these valuable worm car
dies 25 cents per box.
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll CT
f.. Wilcox. Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, iS42,
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SlIcrman's poor mans pIas-
fer,


The best strengthening plaster in tho
world, and a sovereign remedy lUrpains,
or weakness in he back, IONS, sides,
breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism ,
Iumbago, &c. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse TO express their surprise md
and thanks, at the almost miraculous
cures these plasters have effected.
Joseph w Hoxlo, Esq who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, asto DO unable
TO dress himself without assistance, WAe
enabled after wearing one, only one night
TO get up alone inthe morning, put on his
clothes, and call at our cfice with eyes
beaming with Joy, md his tongue pour
ing forth the gIadness Of his heart, 0t The
Sudden and signal relielbo had received
from this best Of all remedies.
Mr. David Williams, oI ElGibethown
| N. g., an old Revolutionary Soldier, wO'
so afflicted with rheumatism. that h
could scarcely help h'mself- these Plas
/ ters entirely cured him.
tJ-Prce only l2i cents a Piecr-N
Just recetved By
JACKSON g. SlNCLAlR.
L WILCOX corner Of DaHleRd aaC
Market streets ,P,tsh Fah, pa.
GHTRemember only ia cents a plas
tor.
April s, 1899.
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SHERIFFS' SALE.

Robert Craven, ! Bill in chance
VS.. Try to ioreclose
William. William G'nb.% Graham. aud mortgage
MY virtue of an order Of The Court of
0 Common Pleas Of Carroll county,
O., AMI to me directed, | will offer for
sale by public oulcry-at the door Of the
Court House'in CaTroliion on Saturday
the Dist day Of May, A. D. 1912, be-
tween the hours of1O A. M. g. 4 P, M.
the following described tracts real estate
situate in said county Of Carroll, TO wit;
The East Half of the North West Quar-.
ter Of Section No. 4, Township No l3,
and Range No. s, containing, as is sup
posed so 25 100 Acres ol land more or
less. Also 10 acres oiiand being part
OF the South WestQuarter Of Section No.
S, Township No. l3 and Range s, as
conveyed TO said William Graham by
Solomon Marcklev. Also 5 acres Of
land in the South West Quarter Of Sec
,ion No. S, Township No. IS, and Range
8. as conveyed 10 said William Graham
BY Moses Marrkley. Said lands form
one tract, body, or farm. and will so sold.
ALSO
At the same time & place, by virtue Of
sundry writs Of rpndi trponas, issued out
of the Court of COmmon PIeas-Iols No.
4, 8, 10 aRd ~, in the town of Harlaem,
Carroll county Ohio. TakenIn execu.
aion and viii he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April is, 1842.
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lie has witnessed their ffrcts on several
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JACKSON e. SINCLAIR,
Agents for Carroll Co
L Wilcox, corner Of Diamond unt
Market streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire for Sherman's Coughcandtes
April s. 1912.
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TIE 3tara,n STATE cc1,r3l 0r oH'o' IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A d 1842.
Samuel M'Burnle,N ]
Mary Ann Christ,
ct. QI
Mary Ann Christ, John Christ, Isaac
Christ, g. Andrew Chrsl will take notice
that a petition was flied against them on
the 25 h March, A D. 1912, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Carroll county, o.,
bv Samuel M'Bnrnie, aud is now pend.
inc. wherein the said Samuel M'BurnIe
demands partition for the following real
estate, m ho county aforesaid, to VIII:
The North east quarter OF section No
35. in township Is. Of Range 6, and also
the cas-, half of OF the North west quar-
ter Of said section, excepting twenty
five acres in the south east corner oil said
North east quarter section, heretofore
aparted and set off to Nicholas Christ,
containing two hundred and twcOty'Ihree
acres more or less, oi which real estate
John Christ, deceased, died seized, and
that at the next term Of said Court apPII'
cation will he made by the said Samuel
M'Burnie, for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
SAMUEL M'BURNlE,
By his Attorney, ,oouu
April 1, 'S42.