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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

THURSDAY, Jan. 6, 1912
Mr.. COOPER presented testimony relating to a
claim now before the Committee on Claims. Re-
ferred
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DENTIST.
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Mr.. DEAN asked unanimous consent 10 present
certain petitions.
MIR. ANDREWS, Of Kentucky, objected.
Mr.. DEAN said il was the petition Of poor sol
der suffering from injuries in the service Of his
country.
Mr.. ANDREWS still objected.
Mr.. DEAN would then move 10 suspend the rules
to enable him TO present this petition AT the sug
gestion Of Mr.. GoGGIN, he modified the motion so as
to include petitions generally.
On the motion to suspend, the vote stood-lOO in
the affirmative ,52 in the negative notwo thirds
SO the rules were not suspended.
The SPEAKER announced the orders Of the day
to be
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IMPORTANT WORK!
NOW IN THE CURSE tF PUBLICATI N
DICTIONARY OF

ARTS MANUFAATURES AND MINES
cnn,;ninu clear expositinu Of their principles and
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This is unuues,onaby the popular work of the Kind
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ATEW LABELS FOR the Brandieh SPil Boxes
These labels are of The most costly, and at the
r. same time most ngenou, style. The top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon it which is made TO
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very prettily designed and contains
innumerable number of waved lines And these words
-see that labels on this box agree with those on the
certificate; no others are genuine The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also, Entered recording to act OF
Congress- in the year l84l, by D. Brandrelh, in The
Clerks office of the District Court ofthe Dis,
lrict of New York.
August 13, 1S4l. 3Siy
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TEE CULTrVAT0R.
"a consolidation Of BueLs CulticatOr and the G

IA consolidation OF BueCs CulhCG0r and the GeFneSSee
Farmer.
Monthly Periodical designed IMPROVE THE sorL
THE MINp" and "Ecvate the standing and character
of the cuRivator5 OF the American sol.,
WILLS GAYLORD e. LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Published at Albany New York, by LUTHER TVoKER fTo
prietor.
Trnrs-one Dollar per annum-six copies for FIVE dollars
90 per cent. commission Twenty-Five or more suDscr'
hers 25 per one hundred or more GJA subscrip'
ons commence w!lh volume All payments u De haue
in advance, free O. postage.
1rbc pare. can ba furnished from its commencement
Vols g. and A. at SO cents each and Vols 5, e. T. aud S'
at dollar each
TrNE publisher of the CultvOor has the pleasure of pre-
scnng to The friends of Agriculture in the United states
the nosnectus of new vopme he 9Th commencing January
l. l342 of tnat periodical, This paper is now so well known
in every pa of the country os to render ecaFuatoh OF
cts objects and its contents generally unnecessary Ihe range
and variety of its aclests list of contributors embracing
the most distinguished agrciurss in every section OF the
Union uurvaed in numbers well as scientific and prac
cal skhe superiority ST its mechanical execution ana Inc
uneuuaed number rich variety and superior beauty OF It's
ustrat ona embracngwh the last volume about 200 EN-
CRAVINGS, representing the improved breeds of Cattle,
Horses Sheep Swine, Buildings, improvements &C.. and
every subject connected with agriculture have contributed
IN render il avore with all classes interested in the cuva
tors of tho SOIL and given it circulation hitherto unknown
IN the agricultural periodicals of the couny-amOunting TO
about twenty two thousand!
Grateful ror the favorable consideration the work has re-
cevcd and the extensive patronage awarded the publisher
would state efforts expense will be spared TO give
new and increased the volume for 1892 1t is in
nded 10 devote large portion of the work lat least page
onhly 10 tile subject of GARDENING and the ORCHARD; and
IN culare the departnents devoted to DOMESTIC and RURAL
EcoNoMY the Diseases of Animals so as TO render them
as useful as possible all classes of our citizens To
comph rhis arrangements have been made will place
within our reach all European publications and periodicals
mporan agricultural and veterinary matters and they
will he made available in such every respect
to render Cuvator worthy the patronage has received
and make it all things considered, the
AGRICULTURAL PAPER published in this any other
country.
Posmasers and all those kind friends who have hereto
ore with so much berality and patriotism, well those
who wish to the standing and character of the soul
tvators of American SOIL" respectfully invited TO
their influence in promoting its rcuaon by acting agents
in their respective neighborloods
LUTHER TUCKER.
Publisher Of the Cuvator.
Albany December, I84l,
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Property for Sale.

yu>E subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
Il on Main street, New Philadelphia, consisting ofa
House and Lot The bu'dlng is two storys high 81
o"IV f1o~ nearly "% G new having been built within Is months
GOOD cellar rooms hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other outhouses; good well; new
csten holding about sO 80 barrels of rain water;
back shop story and lne wmoS ,o c1"ve' ,"
making very desirable piece Of property for any per-
son Whatever and will he sold on reasonable terms
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call and ex'
anime ,,rr, o,noNNr1
New Philadelphia, April 10, l942. IA II
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n OTIC e .

Matthias Tschudy In Chance'yIfor the sale
ss:s.':l ss ys",m" ""% w VisA Of "'s's'' premises
N1OrICE is hereby given that on the 3Oh day ofMay
~ 1912 between the hours of 10 O'clock A. M and
clock of said day, will sell at public auction
at the Court House door in New Philadelphia, Ius.
caIawas County, Ohio the following described real es
tate situated in said Tuscarawas county, The same being
parts of the I'd quarter OF township and range NO.
IN the United States Military District; and parts of
large tract 375 mentioned and referred tn in the
hill and mortgaged filed ard decree rendered in this
case and pas of the same tract upon which said Blick
ensderler now resides:
First 9l'4O acres bounded as follows: Commencing
ot post in the south line of said large tract in the md
dle of the public road leading from New Phildd'a TO
'senton thence S. SO deg east 40,35 to post
tne corner of Jacob Romis's land: thence North one
degree east 1878 chains along said Romg's line 10
a most in the south line of Matthias Tschudy's land;
thence NJ SO degrees west along said Tschudy's line
AZ 90 chains to stake in the middle Of The aforesaid
road; thence south degrees west along the mlGdo Of
SAID road 49, S6 chains to he place of beginning.
Second tract estimated to contain 49f acres, begn>
nnp at the w. cornerof said large tract Of 375 acre.
thence running south SO degrees east along the south
line of said large tract 26 chains TO stake in said line:
thence north hafdegree east o SO chains to stake
in the north line of said tract thence north SO degrees
West along the north line of SAID large tract 26 chains
10 the North west corner of said uac thence south
one half degree west TO the place of beginning.
Third tract estimated 10 contain 40 described
as follows Commencing at the south east oisad
arpe rar thence in northern direction along the east
boHndary line of said large tract the North east corr
ner of the same; thence in western direction along tho
north boundary line to poinin sa line in the middle
of an island OH the Tuscaawas (formerly Muskingum)
river being the corner of part of SAID large tract
heretofore sold and conveyed by said Respondent to
Richard Fergeson, will appear from said deed Of
conyeyance; thence along the middle Of said island
south SO degrees ives. "a peches thence south 73 deg.
west eleven perches; thence south degrees west 20
perchcs thence south II degrees east l7,'2 peches
the south line of said large act thence east along me
south line of said large tract to the south eas,
ner thereof and place of beginning rese,vng to said
Respondent all the crops growing on said premises at
fire fine of said SALE The sale Of said land will be
made by me as special Master Commissioner in Chan-
cerv IN pursuance of decree made in this case by
the Court of common Pleas of said County to me di.
yected. JOHN D. CUMMINS,
special Master Com'r ~ Cl' Y.
April 13, 1942. F35w
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caRTYET MAWTNG.

W HE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favos respectfully
solicits continuance of tile public patronage lie
prepared make order all kinds of CABINET WARE,
that in in this country which he warrants to Oe
made in the best manner and of good materials and on the
uIost reasonable TERMS
lot of Cabinet furniture always on hand. He is also
prepared with the necessary materials for making and convey
Ing COFFNS safely any part of the county where lie may
DO called to attend on the shortest notice.
VIM. RICKETs
Canal Hover. June 19, l841. rs
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Law Notice.

BOnZ NJ. ArHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAT
MAN have formed partnership IN their business
AuOraies at La,0 aud will hereafter practice in cons
'xon IN Tusca awas and the adjoining counties.
Thy will also attend TO business in any part Of the coun
~ before Justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted 10
their management will receive their prompt and und>
vded attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bulls
dings.
New Philadelphia Dec. l ls4l. ly.
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOZE
FOR 1912.

MRS. S. j. HALE, g. MRS. L. H. SIGOURNEY.
SO Engravings Each Year.
COLORED FASHIONS EVERY MONTH.
~gWENTY-FOUR PAGES NEW MUSIC.
A new novel, commenced by Miss c. NJ. Sedgwick,
A new NOoeleIte, by Miss E. Leslie.
Fashionable Tales N. p Willis. (bu:y,
Moral 4 instructive tales, by Mrs. Elenz, Mrs. Em>
r. s Arthur, Mrs. Hale and others.
Poetry, by Mrs Sgourney. Mrs Osgood,
and all the other coed writer's of the day.
Mrs. s. G. HALL, Of London, contributes those de"
lighul Irish Talss thathave made her renown>
ed n Great Britain.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
PRICE. for copy year $500
For two copys one year 500
For one COW two wears 90
For five copies one year SlOOO
For eleven comics one year 5000
Godey's Ladys Book and Lady's Musical Library,
which contains about thirty dollars worth of Music
year for 5 dollars
Godey's Lady's Book, and Peoples Library
one year, dollars
Godey's Lady's Book and Young Peoples
Book, 5 dollars
LA. Cooley,
'lOl Chestnut st. Philadelphia
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: FsHIoNAR e TAILORING.
sAM MuEL II ADAM s

VWould respectfully return his thanks tothe citizens
w of Dnver. and New hadelha, for the liberal pat
ronage he has received since his in b1s
iness; and he informs the citizens ofhe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover, Factory Street, south side. where Clothing will
We made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general satlsiac>
zion to all, who are pleased to give him a cali
Dover, Sept. 80 1871
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NJ OTT C. E.,
April 13, 1s42.

Henry Dr0Wn aud DaTDHTa HIS WIG J pn,;on e.
Us. Peter Manwiler and Catllarine par,;,;oo ~
his wife and others. y
HrETER Manwiler and Caharine His wife, Caro-
IL line Kline, Elizabeth Kline, and John Kline heirs
and Mary Kline widow, will take notice that peti-
ton was filed against them on the eighth day of April
A. D. l842, in the Court of Common Pleas of I usca-
was County. Ohio, by Henry Brown and Barbara his
wife, wherein the said Brown and wife del and parti-
ton of the following described real estate situated in
said Tuscarawas County, o viz: the west half ofha
s. eas, larter of Sec; No. seventeen ) oflownshiP
number len 1O, and range No III ee g. in the Uni
ted States Military district offered for sale at Zanes'
Vile Ohio: and that at the next term of said court ap
plication will he made by said Brown and wife the
petitioners, for an order that partition be made Of said
premises. ,, nno,n
& Barbara Eis wife petitioners
D a,ed 14th April, A. D., 1912 49, W.
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HRANDRETEz PILLS.

TThe remarkable cures which have been effected by
Biandreth's Pills have astonished the medical faculty
many Of whom have conceded that they the
pf.Iesl blessing that ever was given to the world
The reason these celebrated Pills have such nniVer-
sally good effect because their action harmOnizes with
the human body.
Purge ont tn old eaven, that ye may become
a new lump" is the language OF Holy Writ, IA hgure
nnmed sn,ri,ualy uis true but how could ii have any
application unless confirmed by practical en- ericnce IN
the body of matter. The foundation upon which this
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CHEAPER THAN EVE RH'H
L."ok HereW
SADDLER v.
WILLIAM SHEAR,

FNI EEe his sincere thanks his and the pub
liz for the liberal patronage he has received, since ne
haa CONNIE ced business He hopes by strict attention to hu'
Oess to merit continuance and increase Of patronage. lie
It'll ccntpues to L. Manufacture MEN and WOMENS SAD
DIES on the and of the best Materials. Also
an kisds Of CARRIAGE - 2EDN, WAGON and BOAT
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EAGLE HOTEL.

s. B. MILLER.
UNIFORMS the public in general, that he has opened
TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in sandyvile, Tuscarawas County. known by the sign
of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate Main street.
the south end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, TO
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner
His Stabling is good, and an abundance of water ad-
onira the tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to the comforts ofihose
who may favor him with their custom, TO merit public
patronage
WINES and BEER only, will bo kept for reffesh-
ment.
SandyviIe, September II, 1e4l.
Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
titoners of Medicine tender their services to the citi-
zens of Dover and the surrounding Country in the va.
rious branches oftheir profession.
DIR McMea thankful for the very extensive patron-
age he has renewed for l2yeas past hopes by strict att
tention to merit continuance oft.
Their office is Oh End Street, above The Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson.
r D. McMEAL, N. D.
LEWIS DYER, NJ. ID.
Dover, Nov. Is, 1sA, ly.
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NOTICE..

UAANIEL TOWSE, and Esther, wife Of William
~ Goodbarne! !ete hereby notified, that on the 2nd
day of April 1912 Arthur b. RowIee, asadm'nstrato'
of Daniel Towse dec, filed in the court of common
pleas within andsfor the Gounty of Tuscarawas and
State of Ohio, petition against them heirs Of said
Daniel Towse decd, the object and prayer of which
is 10 obtain order of said Court authorizing and ap"
pointing him the said administrator to complete csr~
lain contract III writing made by said Daniel Tewso
dec, with enc Conrad Beiter, dated the 9th day of
April 1893, for the conveyance of the following tract
of land to w The east half of LOT number fifteen, in
section lwo oftownshp eight range one, in the United
States Military District and TO make and execute To-
said Beiter deed in fee simple for said tract of land
for and on behalf of said heirs, according to the srma
and stpulations Of said contract
T.ffi HANCE & BELDEN,
April A. lo49~>-6w.
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where he may ut all timesNNA4hnu TO attend 10
all work iausled him He fO,tes himself Willie done as du
rnbe, and fashionable he done in the country lie
intends all times keep in his employ good competent work
To accommodate his friends in the country he will take near
iy all kinds of country produce.
Dover Aug. l9, 1871
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PROSPECTUS
THE LADYs WORLD OF FASHION.
A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER
Albany, December, I94l,

TIE LADYS WORLD OF FASHION.
A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER
TANNING LITERATURE.
The first number of new Monthly Magazine with the
embeished with the earliest fashions from Paris
aud London elegant steel and mezzon engravings Lace
Work Embroidery Music &c. was issued Tor January 1872
The work will be devoted exclusively the Ladies, and will
be issued style before attempted in this country
will contain articles from the most popular and pleasing wr
tiers day. on every variety of subject work
will be the main devoted 10 the cultivation the home vir
tues Hence of the stories will he of PRACTICAL domes
tic character from the pens of best female WRITER'S while
the earliest fashions in all their varieties shall be correctly Civ
eno to make the work welcome every fire side In the
halls of ashonabe and tile gay; in the home of the vu
maou whose needle suppys her raimeu well
in the and sewing room of the mantuu maker and mi
liner.
Elegant Fashion Plates,
The prominent design of tile Magazine will lie to furnish
in elegant attractive style, the earliest most correct and
full report in advance of all the other Magazines and prior
TO the issuing of them here OF the Monthly Fashions direct
from Paris and London Tire advantages of this to every
dy, who makes in dress The least matter of e will
a. be apparent and to the professional dress maker and
mner of the United Sates the enterprise will be of meal
cuabe advantage 1t proposed to issue every month num-
her and variety of costume, which will put 10 the blush every
thing in the way of mrny reports of the Fashions hereeto
fore attempted.
FINE STEEL ENGRAvINGs.
In order 10 render the work ornamental in the highest de
gree and 10 make perfect parlor companion, and
aure and useful in the style of the fashion plates is pro
posed issue elegant Steel and Mezzon engravngs
from in the country illustrated by choice and
entertaining stories of domestic le To vary the style of
us tions occasionally Lace Pattern and Embroidery got
out unsurpassed beauty and truth, by that excellent artist
Quare, Esq will also be given and to leave nothing
done times will be given, the most popular and elegant
sic of the day, Songs gaIopades. Marches, etcJ
THE TERMS.
To bring the work within the the reach Of all, 1t will be
issued dollars per invariably advances post
paid The ceupness of the work will at once be appreciated
when we state that The London World Of Fashion reai in
this country at $40 per annvm and the Laday's World Of
Fashion will include every variety in the same style of excel
lence.
TO CLUBS.
Copies for 8 Dollars do for 10 Dollars.
Current funds, dos paid
Editors who may wish exchtnge, upon copying this
prospectus will be funiseed with the work for year.
Address C. J, PETERSON,
Ledger Building, Philadelphia.
CONSFABLE'S BLANKS, q
5us. printed phd for sale A shls slAssf
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ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.

vu1HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
u New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country
that he carries on the above business in all It's various
h.anonsS in the building formerly occupied by Simon
p Huffnaee, as shoe.shop, few doors south of the
New York store, and as he has, and intends constantly
to keep on hand the hest of Stock and superior work.
man. (so uncommon to this counry.) BY this, and
due attention to business he hopes 10 merit consrdera'
be share of public patronage.
The public in general invited to call and see be-
fore purchasing elsewhere as he is hound to give gooo
bargains for cash. JotiN McDANNEA'
March a. 1872 LOT
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BOOK ENDING.
Bigger and Mark respectfully inform the citizens Of
Tuscarawas County, that they have opened Book
Bndery in MASSlLLON, in connection with the
Book STORE where they are prepared TO execute all
kinds of Binding short notice. and on tie most lib
era terms.
Anv person wishing Binding done, shall have it
promptly attended to by leaving it with Kitchener and
Mathe,os, New Philadelphia.
Dec. 30 164l 1T:
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CONS'FABLE'S BLANKS,
Gus. printed ahd for sale A sAls e1Ass,