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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue oil a writ alias pendi eTponaS
issued out Of the court of common pleas
OF Carroll county, to me directed, | will
offer Tor sale at the door Of the Court
house in CarroIlton, on Monday the 81
DAY Of October next at 10 o'clock A. NJ .
the following property, viz; 1900 lbs
country leaf lebacro, | roan mare, | sad
die and bride, | dearborn wagon and
harness, | OK cart, one Tobacco Screw
and press, 81 bushels rye, l while COW,
200 yards Kentucky Jeans, | cyIender
aud book case, one brass eight day
clock, | Bureau, | stand, 2 breakfast la
bles, two sets Of chairs, four bed steads
and four beds and bedding, n common
stove and pipe, two dozen straw hor nets,
& pair shoes, 2l0 lbs Iron, s l gallon
Jars, & tin cans, 2 doz. TASKS and bottles,
3 pair scales and 2 sets weights, 2 and
1 boxes Of glass 10 by ~, 2 sbew cases,
| desk, 80 crooks, 10 dishes, 4 dozen Of
plates, 9 pitchers, 2 doz. hay rakes, |
bolt brown muslin, l doz German silver
table spoons, 8 doz. do tea. IA doz hand
kerchiels, l lot vesting, Is sett Of gilt
coat buttons, 0 gross common buttons, |
pack oil pins, IA gross wooden combs, 30
yards brown holland, 10 bottles ink, 2
sets glass knobs, | doz redding combs. |
lot spool and skein thread, doz German
silver butter knives, | lot of mosselline
oe Iaine, 81 boxes ofpercushion caps, IA
doz %currycombs and 10 900 common CT.
gars. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September 90 l842.
Printers fee So IS.
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H-Whouever our political friends or
ourselves are wrong(ulIy charged by
our opponents, with being "~dospera-
does" "managers," &c. we shall repel
the charges promptly. If those who
make such charges without proof, can
Withstand our deniaIs and keep their TEN
per, so much the better.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
WIG NEE Ting AT HARLAEM

We are requested to give notice, that
there will be II WIG MEETING AT HAIR
LAEM in Lee TIP, on SATURDAY THE 18TH
OF OCTOBER, at IL O'clock, M. One or
more Of the candidates for Representa-
tive, and others will address the meeting.
A full turn out OF the voters of Lee and
the adj lning townships is respectfully
requested.
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E~XECUTRIH,S NOTICE.
September 23, 1912.
SHERIFE'S SALE.
September %, 1912,
Printers fee 81 90.
Ed NLhh
September 20, lS42.
Printers lees 500.

BY virtue OF sundrv wrIts of dliaS.f
ia. ct lcp. ia. issued ont of the court Of
commou pleas OF Carroll county, 10 me
directed, | will offer for sale on Monday
The Sd day Of October next, at the house
Of Jacob Everhart, the following desert
bed property viz: a quantity of Wheal
in the NOW, (lhe growth OF 50 acres) a
lot Vf Rye in the now (lhe growth o
Is acres) one brown stud horse, 9 sorreI
mares, | brown horse, one brown mare.
| spotted mare, | yearling bay colt, 6
mich cows, 6 two year old steers, |
yoke Of cattle, 8 yearlIng calves, 10
spring calves, one four horse wagon, 4
sets of horse gears, fifty head Of sheep.
Sale 10 commence at l2 o'clock NJ -
Taken in execution and will! be sold by
me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, l842.
Printers fees, 81 so.
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300 Bags Rio,
Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented
10 the commissioners of Carroll county
at their next session, praying for an
alteration on Stephen Vests road; sac
alteration TO commence at the North enc
Of The lana Of Joseph WestfalI-thence
running a North East direction east Of
the said WestfaIl, and cross The Augusta
and Troy Road, thence along a panne
fence in the same direction 10 intersecI
the CarroIIton ahd franklin Stale roads
thence along s9iO grade to lnlersecr
The aforesaid road at a sign.board neal
the mouth of Levi pesey's lane.
September %, 1912.
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capitalist has eve proposed to take
\ charter underit. But the Destructive
party have fairly thrown Off the mask
and no" The 'eaders go 10 Tor a metal
lie currency. For he truth Of this fat
we reIer you to The resolutions a0d
address OF the Democratic Young Mems
Convention, held at Columbus 10 Aug
usl last.
Fellow citizens: What will the con.
sequences attending this state of things
be It these destruciiVes again get con-
troll of the Legislature? We ask you
as reasonable men, 10 view this matter
seriously? We ask you it the two
thirds OF The banks OF your Stale with.
ORA" their circulation and capital, after
Their charters expire (lbe LIST Of Janua-
ry' 1879 what state Of things will it
producer How will the people Of Car
roll pay their debt to the Life and Trust
Company-the surplus their
individual debts, and their taxes? We
ask you, if you desire that the currency
question shall be settled and a whole.
some system Of banking established,
will you trust the men who are, ever
and anon, warning upon the whole bank.
ing system2 Will you vote for men
who have Bank Reform" on their lips,
and Bank DeStI uction in their hearts?--
mere are other topics connected with
this election, which claim your attention,
and which might well be- considered in
this address; but we design 10 be brief,
and must hasten 10 a close.
You have a Governor 10 elect, and
need We say a word to you on that sub.
Ject? We think not. You remember
who carried alofl the Wing Standard in
1910; and who defended the fair fame
Of the Iamented Harrison! And you
will remember him at the polls! We
ask for him, for Governor CoRwIN, your
undivided support. You have to elect
Representatives, who will Iairly and hon.
estIy district the State, who will devise
a safe and sound bankiag system, and
who will choose a United States Senator
IN the place Of William Allen, the un-.
feeling caIumnialor Of General Harrison.
You have also To elect your own county
officers, For all these Offices you have
before you "good men aud true Will
you, then, leave your workshops, your
stores, your plow handles, and 60 TO
THE POLLS? The secret of success IS
UNION Il ACTION, and if UNITED AND
ACTIVE, you must be successful. Recol
Iec', that by staying from the polls for
one days labor, you may lose twenty!--
Go then fellow citizens, to THE POLLS
AND VOTE! Discharge your duty, and
your whole duly, to yourselves aud tc
your country, and ALL WILL BIZ
WELL.
WILLIAM MILLS.
WILLIAM BAXTER,
JOHN RILEY,
j. H ROSS,
LEONARD HERSH,
JOHN EBERSOLE,
JOSEPH WOLFF
Cam IN LOnmittpe
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O0GAMAmI

Il IN D3A4EI IA OINO
THE qualified electors Of Carroll
county are hereby notified that Tuesday
the llth day OF October next is The
time appointed by law Tor the general
election, on which day they will assem-.
BILE at their several places of holding
elections in their respective townships,
and proceed TO elect according 10 law
the following officers, to wits
One person for Governor, two per-
sons Tor Representatives IN connection
with Jefferson county, one person for
Commissioner, m person for Coroner,
one person for Surveyor, one person
for Recorder, one person for Poor house
director for three years, one Tor two
years, and one for one year.
The Trustees oflhe several townships
are also notified to return with the poll
books, the following number of Jurors
for each township, viz;
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SHERIFF'S SIZE.
September 90 l842.
Printers lee So rs.

BY virtue ola writ off ia. and alias ffa.
issued out of the court Of common pleas
of Carroll county, to me directed, | will
offer for sale at the House Of Absalom
Craig, Brown township on Mon1Ay the
Sd day Of October next, at 10 o'clock Of
said day, the following property, viz
1850 bushels of Oats, 8 acres or corr in
the ground, about S tons of hay, | mantle
clock, l looking glass, ] bureau and
book case, l cupboard. one bed and bed,
ding, one 2 horse wagon, 3 horses, 3
sells Of horse gears, 80 head of sheep, IA
head of hogs, 2 windmiIls, 3 cows, 9
young cattle, n 2 horse sleigh, and one
buggy and harness. Taken in execu
tion and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %. 1912.
Printers fec ST. so.
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|s TATE, OF OHIO s..
SUPREME COURT.

Vacation after October Term A. D. ls4r.
John Shave
vs.. Petition for Divorce
Nancy Shave.N
The said Nancy Shave will take 10.
lice that a petition was filed in the Office
oil The clerk oflhe Supreme court, for tho
county OF Carroll, IN the Stale Of Ohio.
on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1912.
by her husband John Shave; praying to
be divorced from his wife, the said Nan.
icy Shave, for the causes following TO wit.
|"Bxlreme cruelty Of The said Nancy
Shave towards her said husband John
Shave and gross neglect of duty !" and
that said petition will be for hearing at
the next term of said court.
JOHN SHAVE,
By E R. EcKLEY,
His Attorney.
September 2, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
Grand Rally!
OfThe Democracy,

OF TEN COUNTIES,
Composed Of Tuscarawas, Carroll
Columbiana, Jefferson, Belmont, Guern-
sey, Musklngum, Harrison O.-and Ohio
and Brooke Counties Va, will be at
CADIZ, OHIO,
On Wednesday, The 9Th Day of October
neat, The anniversary of The Battle of
ThdmS.
TOM CORWIN
will be present on the occasion for GER
tain.
Invitations have been extended 10 the
HON. THOS. EWING.
T, NJ. Y. M'KENNON,
a distinguished member of Congress
from Washington county Pa.-And, to
The
HON, B. S. COWAN,
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WAGON FOR SALE.

The Subscribers have a New FOUR
HORSE WAGON which they will DIS
pose Of on reasonable terms, if appIica-
ton be made soon.
JACKSON & SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, Sept. 80, 1912.
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STATE OF OHO,l CO
CARROLL COUNTY. '''
SUPREME COURT.

Vacation after October Term, lS42.
John Shave,
vs. Petition for divorce,
Nancy Shave,)
The said Nancy shavs will take 20,
lice that the dispositions of witnesses viii
be taken in this cause. before competent
authority, at the Office of Samuel Fox, in
the ;own of Hanover, CoIumbiana county
in the State Of Ohio, on the 18Th day Of
October next, between the hours of lC
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p, NJ. OIL
said day.
E, R. ECKLY,
Atty. for PetiunoCr,
September. l6. 1842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
AISGa
IN SUPREME COURT, CARROLL
COUNTY,, OHIO.
September 2, 1912.

vs.. Petition for niyorca
Joseph Miner.
The said Joseph Miner is hereby no.
tilted that the said Charlotte Miner. on
the ninth day Of August, A. D. ls42.
filed her petition in the Office of the
Clerk of said Court in said county of
Carroll, praying Tor the dissolution Of The
marriage contract existing between hem,
ard that The causes therein assigned are
habltual drunkenness for more than
three years last past, cruel treatment and
gross neglect of duty The ssld Joseph
Miner is further notified that said peti.
ton will he heard at the next term Of
said court held within and for said coun.
iy of Carroll.
CHARLOTTE MINER,
By FL. W. FLOYD,
Her AHOraey.
September 2, 1912.
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DISSOLUTION,

FHNHE cO-partnership of Hull, Buss
a d Co. was dissolved by limitation
on The list day of April last, The bust.
ness Of said firm, has been since, and
will continue to be carried on by The re-
naming partners. Parker Handy and
P. c. Hull, having Withdrawn from said
firm, the accounts and claims will be sci.
lied by the remaining partners.
GEORGE HULL,
AMOS BUSS,
GILBERT d. SHEPARD,
PATRICK HULA
PARKER HANDY.
N. B. All those indebted must pay up.
fOrthTith, or ---,
New Goods coming on 10 a day OF
Two cheaper than euer.-Cash paid iol
Wheat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

Wheat, Oats, a G.
VIII be taken in payment Of debts duo
this office, if delivered sOOnI
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of rendi prpOnas,
issued out Of the court of common pleas
of Carroll county to me- directed, will
offer for sale on Monday the Sd day OF
October next, al the door of The Court
house in CarroIIIon, at 2 o'clock ?. M.
the following property, VIZ: 1 dun mare,
| sorreI mare, one gray colt, two red
cows, one wagon and bed and | mantle
clock. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
nAVIn MATT cL...n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
TUE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

L THE WORLD ,t-CONANT, 28O Grand street. has
hand the latest Spring faihlDn, excellent
of >k Hats at $225 $3.50 mi So reduction OF
~ cent, each hat rom former prices Al,O superior
sce of Fur Hat for -, equal To any sold in the city for
81 ~ and g. Tie public respectfully invited call.
A good assortment OF Boys Hats and Csps on hand.
ala lm CONANT, 30 - and near Allen
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,oRVPTTRED PERSONS.


q null. ~ sNe,.y Srr't N'ni ~ ,.,
~ pm. ~ c.-t With Rur'crt' l''f ~
v" - .,.,r,,r,erfal a. Gre world ri'i'', ' -
,,.,o Al Ia, orics Nssst sifr't' - g.. - ia
i.tas. - ,e,,ofs = ne ctrf in"n' q. ", ~ -.
49,. pm. mus ts careful ii evan p 'l h.. ID,
M !. ID. Tul,>e> 50 scr 81 ufN ar 49,. ...I Il,
~ - 80 Nune other arr ~'nu ~ IN 20 f,.Ig
a, g.rl D. li1l guHrsi - o,, .rt / tlr cor, h-
,@I'.i .ai permanent. ~ - 10 i'''.. 49,. =. r,.
- 49,, luv tru,s "a l'eNcr' N' W., I'll ',- I'D. .r.
p. - .,v.-,iirn Ot 80 tern 'irr iei t 60,
.t,,,,er pr1sirss tr rupture ma, lave '''''
CI.rea anJcr twelve year en nv 49, r. ~, r
. 49, .,rcf.c i.sn Ire cost oi ne - .,...,.
~, .,-, Ia. n,rs urirr prDrrtttNr p''t' n, No.,
rf ~ .or- than i~c1iN N''.' l'',, b. ,,ar.,a d
r~., ga. ami /, uow hsous-t 90 s'''' o
perfection. 49,. ,... f,rt.ken fo Vent H' To-
,It A. mr., c.Iehrnrd ~ rer atd ". ',.,.-...
~ am sale r,irui on oi Huff"l'' .o.L ,I.l .rr
.,, b.. re0.i na-thsy are us'f ~ -. ~.
an. r,4- trcs. aud are % Of -. ,u ..,r.. %
Tr,>,-, OF the market The re- ans a. ui. ~ 4 CO..
writing. .t',...f fshis f.l...-
-. ff.,.. rp room ,-,,la,NtN 'ot Lhl - 49,, Il, /,
. ,,.fr,rtt .inu ift hu, 'ss> - ifh'' 5000,
F.. .,,-,i,n, attendance. 10 a,pi, ir1s'' 800
t.,H. Trf>
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Shoe D.alfrs. invite Country Merchants and Others,
to'ca and examine their large assortment. May be had
al.O at ihe sane place. STRAW GOODS, VII Ladies'
straw Tuscan. Moena, Arrente and varsity si FreHch
and Fancy lai. together With large assortment Of MEMS
and Boy,', PALM LEAF and LEGHORN IIATS-al sold
low cash city acceptance. by the dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
CtOUGIIS. Cold.. Pain in the Side. Knla.

~ ng Blood, Palpits,ion OF the Heart, dangerous
symptoms 10 trfe with THOUSAND. of lives runuay
lost n ss way. Every person Of intelligence and c0ma-n
sen-r knows that these diseases the beg inning Con
sumption, and unless cured prove fatal Dr. Alien.
Balkan ~ lorrhouHd Lyenqo1 and Psursy Root VIII
cure The above diseases. We hold ourselves ready and
Ing D. prove i's any person who may stand la
need %, Or. Aliens Bl-am WI oh ON Dr. GI ION. tas
agent. ~ ~ tfIfrrN
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no EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS :

chance j, offered for the purchase OF upwards
acres land within IS mile. ot the city OF Albany,
with the stock agricultural Instrument, and apputcnancr'
price suitable thc times. >ad land situated IN the
OF Wells Hamilton Co " Y. !, wei ~acret ani
numbered. and has upOh 10 Two good barns and dwelling
h.us,, ps ards hundred cleared and IN
tablr condition and easily be- divided into 0uror
ye nice grsEng farms Of from 100 To 10 each. POs
Session given Immediately II desired For further partcu-
iars apply 20 the subscriber,
r. G. 1t CKEY, Agent, y John i y. V.
or Of Jane. Rutherford proprietor, OF Gold ami York
81. Brookly, Of the Rev. Z. Rutherford, the prem
mA
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DR. BARRY and RUFUS LOCK.

- WOODS COLLEGIATE aad MERCANTILE
ACADEMY i now open al IN Br-adwsy under auspice,
favorable 10 Themselves and prohabeo sueh pupils may
BE- placed under their Their vel known Experience
and Their several departments Of Collegiate and
Mercantile distinction them SAYING that tisIr
,stas,me9' present, advantages equr Ia dat other
10 the city. Card, cDutsune terms. &c. may be- obtained
ar the rooms ~ the bookstore ~ Mr. o- Lockwood I'M
dernrsih-Aprl 1872 40 m
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NROLIUS'S Boat Establishment, 400

Y Marr-strect, four doors es,t NJ Catherine Market
TIE Sr>cT Der ha, 100 hl, mandatory. and uner his
ume ale superiundcnce, come OF the OXIDES, and most
experienced builders ~ h, CITY and The best 1T materials
for building -very description ~ Boat, which enables him
h ~ The >h1~t notice Boats sf the most approved
model and workmanship, on tho mot liberal terms
Builder Oi ne Sultan of Muscsts Pleasure Barge, the
Wave. Gazeie. Victoria Atlantic wakOns, Brooklyn, &c.
Also the Ann of Peekshl; Washington, Pogghkeepse;
stewart. OF Louisville Madame Celeste, Of New Orleans,
e ~ az I'm
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DOLLED AND PLATED BRASS.

N hrst auuce Of Rolled and Plated Rras,, an
always be found Il JAMES G. MOFFETT. ~ Prince T.,
near Wooster al the lowest market price, Likss vegy
superior article OF Coopers BrzsL a22u
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- 'THE,oD6RE TAYLOR, Dr..
pED or GRAY HAIR may be changed

4 io beautiful auburn irt black 90 tsp o. thT'r
hours by using bottle of ~" cclebra'd il|Hn DyT n
has Justly ot1u" arcpul'ou dr surprising al otfr now
u.r, and may be- used without e least injury either 90
the BAR OF SKIN HereiOinrc The difficulty OF procuring
suitable article tor cuorpge har has 0errrr many from
attempting Bot DOW this d'hculiv ~'mOyei, ssa ho
have used the Italian DYE have lsrue willing testimony II
efficacy. For .ic by \ Sand, so. 21j Broadway.
corner OF Chamh"rss SAINTS. ~ Fulton. ~
Gold.t and In Fniion of Iian-,t and >aus
ca, n Ea.t Broadway ala lm
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WILLIAM r.. GOULDING
ALLISON ID>I.
state Prison Contracts
is hereby given that Proposals

- 10y GN'h 'Idi I"P"shIS
WI D" rrcriyed a. te Inspector. Oifce IL he state
TtiSn noun ~ s.aDt IN tie hrst "wednesday OF August
nrN ~ IN oci0rk ioennon, FOR contract 10 commence
Ia y cnnNcs on the J.. day -erteuber ensuing. a. o..
ucf' i'rd ihn one year 10 80 Tor the O I've
~ fh nR such knis ~ Char Wrought Nai- Bed >cf"ws
~pfci' and IOngs, >addery Cutlery AMI other aCifs
hard"arr OF which The cle supply TOR tie sOnsgnp tDu
Z. me country imported iron without the Untrd >aes"
convenient shop IUom AMI fuel VII be- furnished hhoes-
- akss thr CONT nd The tool aud hRturss and b.
subject 10 f ruie aad reguann,oi he Prison HE pay
me1fs De made n1niby with CTedt Of three month.
Satisfactory security will b. required. Let the Proposal,
specify liz price per day for ea,t man
DAVID T. SEYMOUR, Agent
STATE Prison Mount Pea.sn MAY 4. 1912 NO lu
y The Albany I've J0Irnal-C Columbia Repub. c 90
Huds1n--Troy Nhg-~ci.f Eecfsdy RrfscuIr-i'Nca Ca
t'us-BJfalo Com Adyer.I.er-kochestrr Democrat
Brooklyn News vii please publish TIE (om.irrc tbs
reque Two months and forward their bills to The Otto, 0
the Agent al Mount Peasant
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n OTICE.-The undersigned hereby piyc

rouce bat they hay" formed Limited P.rin,rs .
pursuant 10 ilr brit title oi he fourth fspier second
part ~ the Rev sd Statutes, enied az Limited Pauu.r-
shps;' and Hat the terms thereof follow. The
name or firm uuder which such cOfanner.hp ~ be- con-
Quoted " William r. GouliInr.' Tie general ntiurr #
ue bD4less attended 10 be- transacted is ti~i o Cutlery
and Surgical IGsrmert Manufacture THE gersrsl srf.
ner lnsr"ef therein Is william r. G0uldng. re.sing m
lie t.fy pt Nesh.Ik and iLr spcssl psrssr i. A ,ou
P9- r'"dng a. iie same place. The aunUnt 81 capital
"hch he SPECIAL partner lt, tOn uied To the com,.os
'tnc~ = ten u'ou.aid dulars The ,sd parine.hu 10
commence on hs day and terminate te frst day Of Jan.
uary, n the year thoYsnG egf hundred and rv h,.
Dated New.York, ApFi! u. 1874
WILLIAM r. GOU LDING
80 %" ALLISON IO>T.
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II 'IE'E IFTF-
~ a'ci yapor Baths. - Cpurtsudt sffe,i Ihs.s
Bds have been nOprfanu seventeen y'ars aud he
effected hy rm have estlb shed then character moot
p9Sfri1l alK medical pfacicr. AleVol tie .t,s
H. ~ o. OF tc Mrdcaied NIpo1r Bsiis remove
The Effects 81 mercury from III" syrtSm relieve hcuty ~
hrearg, and cnce asthma add Other diseases Of The
chti ~ni lungs ID Promote he absorption drul~ca hu.
mr', i0 cure rheumatism AMI 2 IA all %. forms n les
tmr tn any other agent hnlsrt0 used; also colds. um
bfgo rrysf a., si rhcum aud scrOfUous erupious a.
u ur,, rerYf, exhaustion aud fatigue The spri.
uauuirrs nervous irritation. the complex on .u
renir Tue ID ,0it and bsaUuui The BAH, are open
from sN O'clock 100 ihe momEg ill nine ocl1cA 81 night
ruphlr Baths require hour. notice. Portable Ball..
ZIP Bais aud BaLIug Iu.s f1r He. M o.
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LIARnM ARE. American locks. We

HARDN AXE. American toch>' ~
IL VAN BLARCoN r CHAMPLlN, successors "a
; a Roosevelt. - Pearisireef. l>ecoi door %"Nt
recL nlsn.,,reeil s'rr 10 Builders and Dealers NJ -
Pm Iocks SIS. I nich. sliding Door TRIMMINGS f9ltN
~.k. store Door Locks SC. u ,u any th sne,, ~
W. are al>D agents FOR 10, >1i- of new anu r''uuu'
&c.. I. ~. article comIircs all the advantage, ~ W,
u.nal Norticc Lock and i afforded at L., prce Nan
,ri ecopo,Iical are invited Ia call n tie store ..
ps,-l Il and examine themselves, whore thty WIN NV
Inc most complete assortment Of Builders hHid"",e az
~ . low, r,s> A, a, any otr hons- m me civ t esdf
and re'gil. JUN " , ~, VI -, y, N,pI ~
MP hns CHRIS lOllfrh NilAhi Lit''
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DOYS' Clothing !-ChiIdrens' Clothing

, \ very large as~Ortment-Nerv COOL quality-yery
cheap-Geo. \. Hoyt Co. No ~ Bowery, would rcspeCt
July INFORM their patrons and the public generally, that
they have again been making extensive preparations for the
spring and summer usis and have nov on hand much
larger assortment OF Bow. and Childrrns COthn. than
they before have bad The public invited to call
aud examine their goods h particular reference to quality
am pric@. Term. cash II
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