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Road Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that a petit
tlon will be presented to the Comms-
sIoners Of Carroll county, at their June
session, lS42, for the location and tslab.
lisbing ol public road, commencing on
the land Of Arthur Russell about eighty
rods from the east line on the west side
Of the run, thence South to The North
east corner Of Solomon Myers land,
thence by the house ofsaid Myers, thence
to inIersect the Magnolia road, al or near
the house of Robert Carnahan in Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio.
April 22, ls42.
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2 d ! .

We haze tried DIR. Joseph Prtestty
Peters Vegetable Pills, and have no
heslauou 40 pronouncIng them the best
Anti Bilious Medicine that we have evel
used ia our aniies. We are acqualn
ted with several families in this city who
give them tie preference to all other
kinds, on account Of their mIlduess, and
at the sane time, certainty of action.
,New' York E,ramincr.
MORE THAN ZEN MILLIONS of
boxes Of these truIy valuable Ambitious
Pills have been sold in the United States,
Canades, West indies, Mexico, and Tex.
as, since the lst of January, 1885.
HUNDREDS & THOUSANDS bless
the day they were induced, by the per-
suasion Of friend, 10 uy Box OF DR.
Peters Pills.
DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir--I have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, 10 cases ofDyspepsia, Liver com.
plant, aud Sick headache, aad have
found them, in majority oil cases. the
most valuable Pills have ever used.
JOHN CASE, NJ D.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, ! would recommend Pc
ters' FlIIs ~ preference 10 all other kinds
r, II. ARMSTRONG, NJ. d.
The following from The eminent Doctor
Emmison as considered sufficient.
| have used in my practice these last
five years DR.. Joseph Pfleslly Peters
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, aud consid
cred them the best family medicine !
have ever used.
A fresh supply of these valuable Anti.
bilious Pills, just received by
JACKSON IL SINCLAIR,
Only agents Ior Carroll Co.
l.. Wilcox, corner Of Diamond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April s, lS42.
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April 30. 1912.
SHEkIFFS SALE,

OH EhiFF y DAL|1,
Henry Crabs Bill n, IN Chaocs,y cry to
William MeanCr, gage.
BY virtue ol un order OF the Court of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
and 10 me directed, ! will offer Tor sale
by public nutcry, at the door Of the
Court house 10 CarroIIlonSon Saturday
the 4tb duy Of June, A. d. l842, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock forenoon and 4
O'Clock afternoon Of said day, the fol-
lowing described tract Of land and pre-.
misses, with grist mill thereon, and tie
water privileges herewith connected,
situate IN Fox township, Carroll county,
Ohio, 10 wit: A part Of Sections thirty
one and thirty two, Township thiAeen,
and Range fonr, hrgIOning at lhe quarter
section corner en- the line between Sec
tions thirty one and thirty Two, thence
north with The line of The South East
quarter Of Section thirty Awo, three
chains and seventy links 10 post where
a white oak thirteen inches, bears south
eiglty two degrees east, twenty four
Links distant, lhen:e south seventy nine
and hall degrees, east nineteen chains
ap1 forty links 10 a post on The section
llnebetWeen sections thirty one and lhir-
ly Two where white oak fourteen riches
Lears north fifty eight degrees east lNeL-
ty four links distant, thence west with
lhe section line aforesaid three chains
and eighty links to post, thence south
eighty degrees and Que quarter Of de
gree, west eight CHAINS lorly.eIghi links
40 a stump on tho east bank Of The Straw
Camp Run, thence south sixty Two de-
gees, west seyeny ohainG forty eight
bnksdO the west llne OF the North East
quarter Of Section thirty one, thence
north with the line five chains to the
place of beginning, containing SIX acres
aud t@en!y two bNndredths OF an acre,
moro or less. Taken in execution and
vii be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April 90, 1912.
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STATE OF OHIO,l ce
CARROLL COUNTY. S8'

COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

NARRoLL CoUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
YacatiOn after Adrch Tenn, lS42.
John Black q. Sarah his wife, Cs. John
Study and Susannah his @ile, john My
ers and Elizabeth his wife, William Wy.
an and Margaret his wife, Isaac Beem'
er and Mary his wife, PhlIIp Yanl and
Pnehe his wife, Michael Yant, Daniel
M'Crary and eve his vile, Henry Car
neyben and Calhamne hls wife, Mary
YanL Anna D. Vans George Yant, So"
omon Yant, Noah YSnt, Daniel Yan.
Sarah Ann Yant and Margaret Yant.-
The saId defendants will take notice
that The said dcmandan's did, on the 3 lst
day Of March inst. A. d. lS42, file their
petition IN the Office Of the CleIk oI The
Court oi Common Pleas 10 and for said
county, which said petition is now pend
ing and sells forth, among other things,
that the said demandants, as tenants in
COMMON with said dGfen lants, are seized
in fee simple Of three equal undiUided
tenth parts ol The North hall olihe North
east quarter Of section eleven In town
ship hIleen OF Range seven--situaIe in
said county and prays that partition Of
of said premises may be made, & three
equal undivided tenth parts thereof set
of TO said demandants in severalty- -
which said petition will he Tor hearing
at the next Ounce Term Of SAID Court.
.IOllN BLACK and Sarah his vile,
BY their Attorneys,
PearCe, Starkweqther, g Jdr0is.
April ], 1842.
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SbCrSman's poor mans pIaS-
fen

Acfs
The lest slreug lhening plaster in the
world. aud sovereign remedy Ior pains,
or ~oakness in tho back, lolns, sides,
breasl, neck, limbs, joints, :hcumntiSn,
Iumbago, &c. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse TO express their surprise aud
aud thanks, ut The OOlosl miraculous
Cnres these plasleFs have Effected.
joseph w iIoKlo, ESQ, who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, as to Q IN bic
10 dress himself without assistance. was
enabled HIler wearing one, only one night
TO gel up alone IN the m0rning, put ou hir
clothes, aud call at our flice with eyes
henming with Joy, aud his tongue pour
ing Iorth the gladncsS Of bis heart. ol The
sudden and eDgnal RELIEF be had received
from This best cf all remedies
Mr. David Williams 81 Eliz,bethtown,
N, j., an old Revolutionary Soldier. was
so rGlcled with rheumatism. thnI he
could scarcely help h'msel--lhese Plas,
rers entirely cured him.
6HyPrco only l2t cents u piccc-0
Just reCeUed hI
JACKSON & SINCLAIR.
L WILCOX, corner Of Diamond anC
Market streets ,Plllsbureh. Pa.
cTRomembcr only l24 cents a pIas
tor.
April 8, lSI2.
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a CAR ID.

DR. joHN BoNFIELD has located OF
WOynesburgh, Stark county, Ohioi and
would most respectfully 'erder his pro-
fesslonaI services to his friends and the
pubic. Or Bonfeld may be called on
nl ODy time, (when not elsewhere on
gagrd IN his professional at the resi-
dence Of r, irwin, Esq. nsxt door below
X K Grav's Store.
WDyDesburgh, April 81, IS4G
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THE STATE or Quot GO

CARROLL COUNTY. o.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after Marck Ierm, A. D, 1912
Samuel M'Burne,l D
Mary Ann Christ,
CL al.
Mary Ann Christ, John Christ, Isaac
Christ, 4. Andrew Christ will take notice
that a pelitiun was flied against them on
the 25th March, A. D. 1912, in The Court
OF Common Pleas Of Carroll county, o.,
by Samuel M'BMrnie, aud is now pend
ing, wherein the said Samuel M'BurnIe
demands partition for the following real
estate, IN the county aforesaid, TO wit;
The North east quarter Of section No
35, in township IA of Range 6, and also
the east half Of Of the North west guar
ter OF said section, excepting twenty
five acres in tie south east corner Of SAID
North east quarter section, heretofore
aparted aud set of 10 Nicholas Christ,
containing two hundred and twenty'three
acres more or less, OF which real estate
John Christ, deceased, died seized, and
that at the next term ol SAID Court aPplI'
cation will be made by the said Samuel
M'Burnie, for an order that partition may
be mads of said premises.
SAMUEL M'BURNlE,
BY his Attorney,
VAN BROWN.
Ait 4 10d0
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SHERITFS SALE

John Denncy & ! -, C,.,...,
Leonard llcreb, ",. "
.1S. a.
Agnes Wonycr, ct eI ""''S"S'.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court oI
Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio
and to me directed 4 will offer Tor sale
by public outcry, allhedoor OF The Court
house in C0rrOlllon, on Saturday the A. h
day Of June, A. ID. l842, between the
hours of 10 o'clock furenoon & 4 O'Clock
afternoon of said day, the following de,
scribeG tract oil lond, situate in Harrison
township, in the county of Carroll, TO
wit: ihe South iNcsl quarter Of See
rion twenty three, in township fifteen, ot
Range six containing one hundred and
sixty acres Taken in execution and
viii be sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 30, I842.
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April 30, 1912.
SUERIFF'S SAFE.

BY virtue OF Il wit Of Eendi ETpondS
ISSUED out Gf the Count Of Common
P!eas for Carroll coDn,y, Ohio, and TO me
dlrccled, will oAer for sale at The door
OI The Court house 10 CaTrohDon, on Sa
turdny the 4lh day of June, A. d 1919,
between the houra Of 40 o'Clock A, NJ,
Rn4 o'clock 7. NJ the following real
estate, to vii. The EOsl half of Lot No
l.ty nine IN Roberts addii on 10 the town
Ol Cenlrevilc { Ow CaTollt1n) Taken
in execution Rnd will he sold hy me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 20, Is42
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue of II write Of f taeI leu ia
ISSUED out of the Court OF Ccmmcn Pleas
for Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me di.
reCled, will oArI lor sale al HE door OF
the Court house in CaHolhon, on Satur.
day the 4 h day OI June, A. d. l842
belwetn tho hours of 10 O'Clock A, Nj.
and 4 o'clock Z. M the following real
eslOte, 10 wH: Lot No. lorlY,righl in the
iowa Of New llarrlsburgh, Carroll conn
~, Ohio, Silh The improvements thereon,
Tuken IN exr rculion and will be sold by
me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Anil 90 lA1O
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AgcnI5 Tor Carroll Co,
l. Wilcox, corner Of Dlomond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eoqulre for Shcrman's Cough candlcs.
April s, l842.
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lNDTlif fNH.

ido hereby certify that the undcrsIan
ed subscriber hGs never said that Nj:
Samuel FrcGerick's wife has brought
any old feathers to my store aud SOLD
them for new feathers. It was mention
ed, hut not who Given under my hanC
and seal this 25lh day Of April A. d
lS42.
JOSEPH DOLL.
April 20, IS42.
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ROAD M0GPT0,

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition
viii he presented to the Commissioners
Of CaToI county At their June eeet,on,
1892 praying for the alteration aud cs.
tabiishlngOl road, commencing al or
near Slmue Russets house, from THENCE
runHing norih eOsi course 20 strIke ut
or near the South east corner Of James
Davis land, thence North to the cor
neT of James Davis field, thence 70 in,
lcrsrCl the old road leading from New
ilOIrlsburgh 10 New iIagerstown TO the
nearest ard beat point in Monroe town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio.
Anil 90. 1912.
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100a sg1 gOO1s Of all kinds.

Purchasers, examination, will find it much TO their
Wooens for wnter from the subscriber bis stock is
.he loWest prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19
City Intelligence.

BoArMEN's FIeHI.-The Roberts in the boat George
w. Chapman the our-osred at the Regatta at
Castle Garden yesterday beating the of the George
Washington Jem Bevins of the latter. feeling aggrieved
at being beat went to work and beat Henry r. Roberts
and his brother shameiully nearly forcing of
his eyes from his head He arrested and held bail
for the offence
Foh CosenEss-Edward H. Nichol, merchant,
unanimously nominated for Congress in the third District
ofhs city yesterday, by the Democratic delegates This
district is composed ofthe five first wards.
MORE CouSrERrEurs.-Yesterday, a genius who says
his name Edward Norton and that he lawyer BY
profession, was landed in the police office through The in
srumentality of officers A. NJ. c. Smith and stokely.
charged by several cab and hackmen with passing 81
counterfeit notes of the Citizens Bank of Augusta letter
A. and % note OF the Bank of St. Adams. Francis
White OF Ss Water street Francis Connery of 81 Reade
street. and VIM Nev of 269 Mott street, all recognized
the rogue as having stuck them each with note He
was baed by Preston Hodges, of Clinton Hall, and is
now at large SO look out for the gentleman.
News BOYS IN rHE ToMBs.-James Donakin Daniel
Driscol and John Sullivan arrested yesterday for
stealing 1000 copies of The Flash and sent 10 the
Tombs for tralo Friday.
who represented herself recently from Halifax applied to
the premises Of Amanda Smith, No. SO Mott street. for en-
ployment servant, and being informed that they did
not need her services in that capacity she asked for
charity when she was taken and provided with a
comfortable supper and lodgings, but did not wait
breakfast This conduct exciting suspicion the premises
searched, and female clothing valued at S44 was
found in bandbox in her possession which she csr
rying from the premises. She was fully COMMITTEES a.
denies that she had any knowledge of the goods *
placed.
ANOTHER Prize FIGHT ARREsr.-Jacob Somerdyke
was arrested on Monday indictment for mansaugh-
found the late session of the Grand Jury Of West
chester and held bail in the of for his a
pearance
While the jackson Ferry boat her way Brook
lyn Yesterday respectable looking young woman Jump
ed overheard and was drowned Every effort was made
to save her, but in vain
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmsdge Judge Lynch and Aldermen
~ Crolius and Stewart.


T Croius and Stewart.
MARsuALL J. BACON, ESQ acting District Attorney.
G wsh Col OH o RI Sns o. the
charge Of leaving the State with intent to fight duel
will be found in another column.
keeping disordery house. at No 3s2 Water street where
the compliments alledged that pplng quarrelng and
Who for the sal. OF Il
quor testified that they thought the house was little
Iowdyst times and ssnctsd looking bar tender thought
disordery house the eye Of the law number of other
witnesses called for Defence thought that was no worse
than other sailors boarding houses and finally
turned into after absence Of an hour stating that
they could not agree, and were discharged
Burglary.-Two negro boys named Benjamin Palmer
and John Thompson alias JOSEPH Dusenbury put
upon trial charge of burglary in the second degree
Chamber street On the night Of the 18th Of september
in the absence Of the family in the country. prov
ed that the house entered by forcing the base
ment window shutters and two clocks that stolen
from the premises at the time recovered by officer
Sparks where the prisoners had left them The jury
manded for sentence.
a Straw Bail Man tried for Peyury.-Although this
prey about the ombs and who should have been indicted
and sent to the State prison long it is that
indictment is presented to the court and therefore
The prisoner whose is Isaac Walter mason, aud
who has resided at 81 Mulberry street. made application
security for the appearance Otis Alien the
eitsr and justification, made oath that he owned the
houses and lots os los and 07 Mercer street the house
nzsnces Of Allen thus entered having been declared for
feited suspicion to the liability Of the bail and
Walter arrested The prosecution proved by Benja
min M. Brown, former President of The Buchers'
ersBank that he owned the premises ia Mott
Judge lscLis, before whom the bail received
fed that the affidavit to by prisoner containing the
perjury, was drawn up by s. T. Mason, Esq in his Office
and that he there administered the oath.
The affidavit then read as evidence.
WM Sinners Of 10 John street, testified that he had
lease OF the lots o3 lO5 and lo7 Mercer street from the
rltv haah ad of
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7.60q,62s

No English farmer of can fail how
strongly the above table establishes the INJURIOUS opera
ton the sliding scale on his pocket and that his
great object should therefore, be TO assist with his
strength in getting Parliament to agree 10 a 6xed duty
The farmers perceive that they have been swamped
every year have frequently observed before at the
very nick Of harvest by the entry of large quantities of
oreign growth the time when they find necessary
dispose Of their crop The sliding scale Is said to
have been great improvement on the old law Of ls2s;
but we see from the above table that the evil Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

BALTIMORE ELEcTToN.-Col. Solomon Hillen has
been reelected Mayor OF Baltimore, by majority
of 1887 votes over Jacob Small, the independent
and whig candidate, The democrats have also
elected AZ out of the AZ me bers of Common Coun-
Gil that compose the two branches
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he guftawng and derisive of laughter outside
were very loud and general. and one loafer had the
mpudence TO cry out. It's add lawyers quib
BILE" Webb went out Of the court in great appa-
rentgood humor-and passed down Nassau street 10
his office.
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NBros. The saloon was filled with laughing,
merry faces, last night The Night wlnever went
of better it would seem this admirable panlomime
advances in aver with the public the longer it is be-
fore them. Madame Javelli was loudly and de-
servedly applauded. She appears this evening with
Charles Whittier on the double rope, IN classic di-
verfisement called Flora and Zephyr Gabriel has
two characters this evening, and The whole family
come out in their strenghth See the advertis.
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

The TURr-The rumor that Boston was famed
at Alexandria, has been contradicted, and it is
said he will enter for the four mile purse against
Fashion, at Camden, next week. We don't be-
lieve it, but think that Blue Dick will win the mo-
ney in something near the thirties, inside or out.
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MODERN FINANCIAL VIRTUE.-The management
of the Phoenix Bank in Boston. How many NOR,
of the sc institutions are equally bad
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o. Who are the two greatest animals IN fhe
Union 7 The coon of Ashland and the postum Of
Undertook.
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JOE SMrrH.-There was rumor in St Louis
last week, that Joe Smith had been arrested and
confined in the Jail of Hancock county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

THE PRopucrNe CLAssEs."--Eli Moore, Mike
Walsh, Tom Carr. Commerford and others
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NAvAL.-The u. S. irigate Constitution, Captain
Parker, now lying at Norfolk, has been ordered to
cruise between the Capes of Virginia and forty-two
degrees north latitude, keeping inside of the Gulf
Stream
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

The GREAT TAMMANY MEETlNG.-We give to-day
full report of the very interesting proceedings at
Tammany Hall last night.
most tremendous interest is felt about the nomi-
nation of members of Assembly. The cause of
this interest springs from the fact that the new Go
vernon, whom tie democrats hope to elect, has the
appointment OF nearly 100 State officers for this
city, with salaries and perquistes equal SI5OOO0
and stealings and pickings equal to 100000 or
more. The members of Assembly to be elected
will have principal finger in these appointments.
Hence the motive for getting nomination Ifihe
democrats succeed, every man now in Office, APP
pointed by the Governor and Senate, will be turned
out, and looofocos appointed in their places. From
these facts, blind man see the motive which
causes patriotism in Tammany to overflow, and
bubble up to Heaven, as high as the magnificent
fountain of the Park
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MEDICAL DosEs.-About fifteen ultra coons were
removed from the Custom House, Philadelphia, the
other day, and fifteen possums appointed in their
place
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90 How is Charlotte Cushman getting on in
Philadelphia Can any body tell
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PassenUers Arrlyel.

LIVERPOOL AND HALIFAx-Steam ship Britannia at Boston
TO Hslii.H: Miss Jane McCuI,och Lieu, Webster Lieut.
Ess Ri Ksy d Walsh Connolly Mis-; piss IhS;
ssllws Nj Jsmson and Boyke,, and Lady. Mr. Wat
Sln Nasss, Mis-; Forspse M;s.s Nj and Ms MAJOR NJ and
her r NJ Grimshsw Rev Cha, Dali, Hon Savage.
WI King, Mr. Waller, Mr. Barklie, N NJ Thompson, Robt
VIM VIM Mlissn Const Jane: J9ps. Mr. Huschie;op VIM
Bradley, Mr. and Mrs stu'r Miss Anna Stuart Miss Sarah
Main and Master Boher Lieut. Braun.n Col PLAY fair MIR
Julian chayrs, pr John Mq9lhs.d, Os,y WIN Geo &c
Haf1 Boston: Hon Col Gore lady, three children and
yant, Mrs Fullerton, Mrs MITCHELL Mrs Captain Towers, MIR
Powr-l2. Total %.
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The WARsrrTE The Warspte arrived out Al
Deal, with Lord Ashburon on the Esd of Septem
Der
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CUSTOM HOUSE REMovALs-Ninc Clay day inspec-
tors were removed from the Custom House in Phi
ladephia on Monday, and six night and Tyler wings
and locofocos put in their place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

lrs- JOE SMITH is still at Nauvoo, preaching and
as hard as ever. He can't be taken
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Ohio Election.

PHILADELPHIA ELEcrIoN.-E. G. Dale, the wing
candidate for ProhoRotary of the District Court of
Philadelphia, has been declared to be elected by
majority of l7s over his opponent The wings
therefore have one man in "the row.