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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
LATER FROM TEXAS.
THE INCLUSION ENDED AND MEXICO IN
VADED

BY the steamer Neptune, Galveston dates to the
23d OF March, two days later than have received,
have reached New Orleans. In addition to the gen.
eral intelligence concerning the aspect Of Texas in
papers OF the 2lst, we have now the important news
that the MeTicd2 Increment, Instead IF being in
udsion by an army Of fourteen thousand, as has been
stated, todS predatory ion carried on for
fAs purpose Of plumber and annoyance. The number
OF MeXicans troops that crossed the Rio Grande is
believed not to have exceeded twelve hundred
Alter pCnderlng San Antonio, they began their re-
treat Gen. Burleson, with about 1900 Texan
troops, was in full pursuit at the latest dates, with
every prospect of ovetiaking the enemy. 1t is now
his intention TIC CARRY THE WAR INTO MExic1-to
occupy position across the Rio GraaGc untI driv-
en- from H6y an OUerpooering force, To support MIN
In this, another detachment of 1900 men has been
sent forward
II is now said that Goliad was taken BY 6ftv Mex
leans. A rumor had reached Austin that it had been
retaken by the Texians-the enemy retreating with
out firing gun. Spies have been sent out to learn
the force OF the enemy. They report that the wholc
Mertcdn force has recrosSed the Rio Grande, and
that tho Indians were not acting in concert with
them, as was first feared. Col. Burleson was to
march for Bexar on the 18th.
On the 18th March, President Houston issued the
following letter, amounting to Proclamation declar-
ing the intentions ofthe Government: 1t is clam
orously supported by the public will
City of Houston, March II.
Dear SIR: The news by express from Austin
up to the 18th inst. is that the enemy have evacua-
ted San Antonio, after having plundered the place.
They were laden down with baggage, and marched
slowly. Col. Hays is harrassing them on their
march. They only march about eight miles each
day. the troops from Austin and those on the from
tier are marching TO overtake and beat them.
War shall no,o be Wdsed asoinsL Melico nor
toW toe lay our arms aside until hare secured
the Recognition Of Independence. Until then will
never rest satisfied, nor will the people of Texas.
We invoke the God Of armies. Your fliend
HOUSTON"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
MARRIED

In Pawlet march 80 by the Rev. J. Leonard Mr..
Benoni Blossom, to Miss Lucretia LOOMS, both of
Pawlet The usual fee acknowledge life and
happiness, to the new married Pair.
In Ashtabula Ohio, on the 23d ult. by the Rev, j.
Ingerso, Mr. Henry Fassett, Editor of the Ashta-
hula Sentinel to Miss Mary Nellis both of Ashabula
In Cincinnati, on monday evening, 9TH ult. by the
Rev. MT. Schou Mr. Charles a. Peck, of St, Louis,
MO, to Miss Adeline Potter, formerly of Legion MS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
by Tuesday mOrI.tmg,s .IatI.

AT the last moment before starting press, we
received the following announcement in N. Y. pa
per. Let other people think they will, we believe
it hoar, got IN for the purpose of dampening the
sympathy which our citizens feel for the Texans,
and TO prevent volunteers being raised among us
to render them assistance
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
BRIGHTON MARKETING

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNnAv, March 2s, 1912,
At Market 220 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Working
oxen, IS Cows and Calves, S25 Sheep, and 800
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle We quote to correspond
with last week, namely: few choice cattle Ia
ken at SO. First quality, s. so a IS. Second
quality, "a rs 50 25, Third quality, 81 90 a
5 So
Working Oren-7O, 78, and 800,
Coos and Celres---Sales $50, %, %, and 90.
Sheep.-Prices not made known.
S,Oine.-Lots to peddle ga and for sows
and Sd for barrows A lot of large barrows
l. At retail, from 4 i-2 10 6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
Washington, Tuesday March Goth, 1912.

In the Senate Mr. Clay presented petition
from the New Haven Hibernian Providcnt Socie-
ty, representing that Crest Britain claimed the
perpetual allegiance of her subjects, and that the
American Courts and iurists held that this allegi-
ance was due. They ask Congress to repudate
this law, as it conflicts with the Naturalization
Law, and renders them liable to be treated as trail
tors by the government of Great Britain, in time
of war, If they fight for their adopted country
The petition was referred TO the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Glory enough for one day,-The Wing party out in
their strength, and no "Fragments!"-Refusal6 By
both Houses to Repeal The Distribution Act, Loan
Bill, dc.
Washington, March 80.
In Senate, Mr. Tappan's apporlionment bill, fix
ing the ratio at $4,000, made the order for Mon
day.
Mr.. Clay's resolutions were taken up, and after
debate of some length by messrs. Clay Rives
Bates, Mangum, Walker Woodbury., Calhoun,
Wright and Archer, mr.. Rives' amendment to sus-
pend the Distribution Act, was rejected Ayes 81,
Noes o.
The first and sixth resolutions declaring il the du-
ty Of Government TO raise adequate revenue without
resort to temporary expedienis and the necessity of
abolishng all useless offices, and curtailing all un-
necessary expenses, &c. were adopted
The remainder Of the resolutions were disposed
In the House, the Loan Bill was Immediately ia
ken up in Committee of the Whole, MIR Ward in the
Chair, and MI. Athrrton occupied the floor till two
O'Clock in long argument against Distribution, and
an attempt to prove that the Wing party are respon
sble for the public debt, &c. &c.
The hour aftwo having arrived, the debate ceas-
ed and the amendments--many being offered were
voted on, and the bill was reported to the House.
AIR Wise'S amendment, providing that the Secretl
ry of the Treasury buy up the stock when below par
was rejected.
MI. Wise then offered an amendment pledginq the
land proceeds 10 the redemption of tie stock. This
subject had been declared out of ORDER but Mr.. w.
Perlinaciously insisting on II, and stopping all bust
ness with points Of order, &c, by genesa agree
ment the question taken, and the amendment
rejected by the triumphant vote of lOi to 77-thus
atfording conclusive evidence that the Land Bill
connot be repealed at present.
| Amendments by MI. Cooper Of Ga. and MT. Roose-
welt TO suspend the Distribution act, and to pledge
the proceeds of lands acquired from France and
Spain were rejected by similar votes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05

In Ware Mass, on the 9th ult. Miss Laura Pratt
of this town, Of inflammation on the brain, aged 10
years.
In Casteton, on Monday, the 2sth ult after lin
gering illness, Lucy S. daughter ofthe late Ebene-
ger Southmayd, in the 29th year other age.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05

MIR Edltor-ln answer to the problem IN your last,
have found that The army must be 1891 strong
2Sl multiplied into Itself gives this number and SO
multiplied into itself gives The strength of each of
the 6l equal columns, lea wing men over. G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
DIED.

In this town, March Gath. of Consumption, David
Hart Jr. aged 25 years.
In Shrewsbury on thu 7th ult. Lowell w. only
son Of Lowell and Roxana Morse aged months
and days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05
New Tailoring Establishment.

~ WALLASTON respectfully announces to the
~. inhabitants Of Rutland and its vicinity, that
he has opened Tailors Shop over the store of John
sness, in all its various branches. From long eK-
perience in the business he faers himself that he
is able to do all work in his line as we'll and as
cheap as can be performed by any other workman
in this vicinity, and by close application bust
ness he hopes to obtain such share of public patron
age as he may merit.
Cutting promptly executed, and garments war
ranied 10 fit ifprnperly made up. boo
Rutland April 5, 1912. .It:I6
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TRAvELLTTERARY

in 1871, Printed by Walton g. Suns, Montpelier
Journal of the House contains 1863 and Journal of
the Senate $50 closely printed svo pages.
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Notices, Advertisements, &c, for the WEEK.
List OfLct1ers


ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, Rutland, VT,
IA March 81, ls42:
Allen Barna, Elder Lille Lewis
Andrews Roswell, jun Liscomb Darius .
Atwood Leland McLane Robert
Austin Paul Mann Pha miss
Barns Comfort Muzzy Eli
Berry Ephraim Nutting William esq. Q
billings Amanda, miss Parker Temple W2
Briggs Emery Perkins Moses
Brown David Potter Hartford
Bowman John jun. Pratt ARENAS
Bruce Austin Proctor Dorcas miss
Dillingham; John Russell mr.. halter
Durkee Luther Richardson Rufus .
Egleston Hiram Ring Maria
Fem Stephen Ring Stephen
Foot Eliza Sanfaeon Belonorie mons.
Forier Louis Rutland CoSawyer George
Fuller Frederick A. Sherwood Tor Heywoodl
Gauman John Nathan
Griswold Harriet Straton Amos
Hagar Truman Temple Erastus
Hamilton Henry Temple Sarah miss
Hart Hawkins Cd Thayeg Joseph IL esq.
Haskell f w True Daniel
Hayward Abigail, widow Waller Royal II esq
Hayward Willard Weed Rhoda mrs
Hewitt Mary L miss Wellington Daniel
Hines Ezra Wech Jacob
Hit Hiram Wech Reuben
Howard Susan Wheolock NJ Rev,
Jackso Frederick IL Wilkins Selah
Leonard Ira-Rutland Co Wright Joseph A
J. COVE, p M.
March 81, 1912. l4:I6
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II Our thanks to FERDrNAEp r MERRILL, Clerk
ofVermont House of Representatives for copies Of
the Journals OF the HOUSE and Senate at s session
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-05

Mr. Editor-Pease say to ]. C that still con-
tend ;hat my answer to his problem is right, and
believe his answer 10 be right too, The difference is
that took wine gallons and he took beer. | think
he ought not to have corrected a mistake what
was not mistake in me, when he did not state
whether it was to be beer or wine measure. Hw.B
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The Committee have already raised one thousand
dollars in Mobile to aid the Texans, aud upwards OF
one hundred persons have expressed desire to en-
igrate.
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Notice.
STATE OF vERMoNT( DE it, remembered
District of Rutland, IS ID that at a special

bisrirt of Of R ERm'n " 1s%F% anaaia1
probate court held at Rutland within and for said
district on the 3lst day of March, A. d. IS4s
1912. Present, Wm. Hall, Judge.
Eugene rarker administrator on the estate Of
Abel Titus, late of Clarendon in said district de-
ceased, uestae, having made application to said
court TO have the time for paying the debts OF said
deceased extended one year from the 3Qih day Of
April next;
1t ordered that said application be referred for hear
ing and decision, TO the first Monday being the I'd
day of May next, and that copy of this order be
published in the Rutland Herald three weeks sue
cessvely previous thereO,that all persons interested
may appear and object to the if they see cause
A true copy Of record,
l4;l6 Henry HALL, Register.
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Problem.

Suppose it be found by measurement that ship
draws so much water as to dispace 10000 cubic
feet of water; require the weight of the ship J.
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PlOugIls

OF Troy Pattern, newly wooded by good work
~ man, cheaper than ever. ]. STRONG
April 4, ls42. 1915
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Cash Cash! =!

A S the subscriber is now closing his inventory
N he is resolved to sell goods for much less thar
usual for The hard until he from market with
a new stock when he will sell goods cheaper than
the cheapest. Please call john STRoNG
Rutland, April 4, lS42. l4:I6
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Goods at Auction.

GOOUS HC AuCt1Om.
WILL he sold to the highest bidder at public
w auction,in front ofmy store if pleasant il not
within the store, on Wednesday, April ID, large
quantity of merchandise consisting of cloths, cassi-
meres, vesiings, prints, shawls. boots, hats, cane
d., &c. Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ.
Save your cash and attend the sale
Terms, All amounts of $40 and under, cash, over
$40, good notes for months. JOHN STRoNe.
Rutland, April 5, Is49. l4,l6
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POlA1OrS.
TaIlOW.

THE subscriber has in store and for sale guam
tity Of secondhand furniture, very low,
April 4, 1912 14.l6 John STRONG.
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office, Rutland, Vt
h March 81, 1912:
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gyvCI;IxEYN5EE3N

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
proved in more than 4U0 900 cases TO be
IntaiIIbie; the only certain worm destroy.
ing 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 are doctured for various
complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose OF these Lozenges would speed.
ily cure them.
Mr. J. Murphy, was applied to by q
poor woman whose daughter, 7 years
Of age had been slCk for 3 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs so swollen that
she could not walk or help herself, al
though she could eat az much as two la.
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skin without any
benefit; the father had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon
doned all idea Of doing any thing more
for her, and looked to death alone 10
TO take her out Of her misery. Mr.. Muir
ply believing it to be ID case OF worms,
gave her a box Of Sherman's Lozenges,
and ia two days che returned with Joy
beaming from her eyes, aud said the Lo-
zcnges had saved her chlld's life. The
fist dose brought away Dearly a pint Of
living worms in one solid mass, che at
terwards counted wei 500 that were dis
charged, besides the mass-which she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up with them-anolher living wit
ness OF the almost miraculous efficacy u
Sherman's LozeDges.
DR.. Galen Hunter knew a child that
was cured Of fits by these LOZenges, af'
Ter 3 years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. He has
used them IN his practice for the last two
years 10 several hundred cases, and al
ways with success. A boy on board Of
one OF the Havre packets, was cured Of
fits by only n dose OF them.
Mr.. LorlDg W. Gross, cured three of
his children Of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John R Wood, gave them to his
child and they brought away the worms
by thousands.
G-PrIce of these valuable worm can.
dies % cents per box.
JACKSON & SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll Co.
L. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, 1S42.
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We hare tried DR.. Joseph PrieStty
Peters Vegetable Pills, and have no
hesitation 10 pTonouncing them the best
Anti Bilious Medicine that we have ever
used in our families. We are acquain
ted with several families ia this city who
give them the preference to all other
kinds, on account Of their mildness, and
at the same time, certainty of action.
New' York Examiner.
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS oil
boxes Of these truly valuable Ambitious
Pills have been sold ia the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the LIST Of January, 1885.
HUNDREDS g. THOUSANDS bless
the day they were induced, by the per
s%uasion Of a friend, TO Try d Box OF DIR
Peters, Pills.
DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-.I have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases Of Dyspepsia, Liver com
P'N'htg uuN OlCh ntuuuClCs uUu udN2
found them, in a minority Of cases, the
most valuable Pills | have ever used.
JOHN CASE, NJ. d.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, | would recommend a
ters' Fills IN preference to all other 'spuIY
r, II. ARMSTRONG, Med
The following from the eminent D
Emmtson as considered sufficient.
| have used 10 my practice these last
five years DR., Joseph PrieslIy Peters,
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, aud cOnsid.
ered 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 for Carroll Co.
L.. Wilcox, corner OF Diamond AND
Market streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
April s, 1S42.
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COUGH IOHMMG lHSg
SHLkMAN'S Cough LOHLNGES,
are the safest, most sure and efoctIuI
remedy for Coughs, Colds, BonsumptionI
WhoopIng Cough, Asthma, Tightness 0,
The Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The prof
prlelor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect salislac'
ton.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the q
MEDIA Conference, was given up es incu
rable, believed 10 be on The very verge OF
the grave from Consumption, without the
hope OF reIieftlI he tried those Lozengcs,
they relieved him Immediately, and in
a lew weeks restored him TO health, as
that he could resume his dneties as a min
lister Of the gospel. He recommends
them to all who arc consumprive or have
any arrangement Of their lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the known world
lie has Witnessed their effects on severn
Others, and always with the happiest re
suits. lie says so great n remedy through
The blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property oil all, aud in
every family on tho face Of the earth
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
to a freud who had nol enioyed
IA nights eleop Tor several weeks, belue
every few minutes etlackcd with surh a
cough, ae almost to take away bis lie
The Lozrnees made him raise easy, and
enabled him to sleep we'll all sight. lie
had tried every thing he heard of, aud
nothing else afforded the lenst relief
another instance ofsavioga fellow being
from an uhrmeIy death.
MI. G. 4. Matthew'S suffered q wear
with hard, tight cough, pain 10 hls
SIDE, splitting Of blood, aud all the uuale
symptoms Of Consumption. The Lozrn
gts relieved him immediately and N Il
few weeks restored him TO perfect health
He says they oTG the greatest cough med
lCiue in the world
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last year as a reference
of the wonderful virtues Of these cough
Luzonges. They cure all recent case,
in II few hours, seldom requiring more
than one day to eradicate tho most dis
lressing ones.
H-Pfico only % rents per Box.-n
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR,
Agents for Carroll Co
l. Wilcox, corner Of Diamond an,
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire for Sherman's Cough candies
April s. 1912.
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Hiram GriSwold,
Van BroWn.
IILME7 NOTICE.
Brown a. GrisWOld,
AT LAW,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
will practice IN Carroll county, the
retainer Of the one will secure the sci
vices Of the other, in all cirit cases.
Griswold may be onsulled at Canton
and Brown at his office in CafroIllon.
April Is, 1912.
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poor mans pIaS-
fcAs


The best strengthening plaster in the
world, aud a sovereign remedy for pains.
or weakness IN the back, lotus, SIDES,
breast, neck, limbs, joints, :heumasum,
lumbOgo, &c. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse to express their surprise and
and thanks, ut the almost Miraculous
cures these plasters have effected.
Joseph W, Hoxlc, Esq. who had been
ofllcted with rheumatism, asto be unable
10 dress himself without assistance, WAS
enabled otter wearing one, only one night
to get up alone IN The morning, put on his
clothes, and call at our Office with eyes
beaming with joy, and his tongue pouI
ing forth the gladncss Of his heart, at the
sudden and signal relief he had received
from this best Of all remedies.
Mr. David Williams, Of Eliz bethiown
N j., an old Revolutionary Soldier, wa,
to onllcted with rheumatism. that h
could scarcely help h'mseif-lhese Plas
lers entirely cured him.
GrPrlco only l2i cents a piece-A
just received by
JACKSON & SINCLAIR.
L WILCOX corner Of Diamond an,
Market streets ,Piltsburph, Pa.
&Remember ouly lea cents q Pa
tor.
April s, l842.
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Notices!

The claims Of John Flcck are left with
The undersigned, for settlement. Those
Knowing themselves indebted 10 the said
Flick by note, book account, or other.
wise, will save cost by making arrange.
menls Tor The settlement Of tho same i'm
mediately.
ROBERT M'CLAVE.
August 5, l842,
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Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented
TO The commissioners of Carroll county
al Ihe'r next session, praying for an
alteration on Stephen Vests road: sind
alteration TO commence at the South end
OF The lane of John WeslfaII-thepcr
running a North East direction east of
the SAID WesliaII, and cross the Augusta
ana Troy Road, thence along a pauneI
fence In the same direction TO inlorsect
the CdrroIIlon add Franklin STATE roads
thence along saiO grade to intersoc,
the aforesaid road AT a signboard neal
tho mouth of Levi Fesoy's lane.
September %, 1912.
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ApOtheCary & Drug Store

ApOthGCary & Drug Store
WEyxA The subscriber respectfully
Ns.@Y informs his customers and the
D{EA pubic, that he has now Of
a. hands the argesl aud best as
sOItmrnl OF
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS. DYE
STUFFS. GLASS WARE, OILS Of
every description, PATENT MEDI
.CINES, Walls, &c ever offered Tor
Ssae IN tins pace; which h. is prepared
to sell ut very reduced prices Tor cash or
approved produce.
Physicians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elseW here.
Ilauefs. Shoehakers, Palulcrs, Cabi.
net aud Chair Makers. FuI!ers, u Dyers
can be supplied with articles in their
line Of business. on the most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with hithlulness anC
despatch.
Store one door south west of Mr.. Leg
gell's Hotel.
R. KENNEDY.
Carrollton, Dec. "a, lS4l.
THE subscriber requests a those in
debted TO him to call Immediately unC
make pay ment, as longer indulgence
will not DO given.
ROBERT KENNEDY.
NAV & 1910
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NEW GODS,

THE subscriber is just receiving a
Fresh supply Of
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"d i"H "
Fresh supply Of
Dry goods,
GROCERIES and DYE-STUFFS, oil
superior quality which will be sold We
ry low for CASH or exchanged for
WHEAT,
and other produce, lie also asks. in.
Discriminatory all those having unset.
tied accounts, to discharge the same I'm .
me1iately. Tho Harvest is now ovcr
and those who neglect to pay their nc.
counts with Money or Wheat will find
them LETT with the proper officers for col.
lection, as excuses and apologies will no
longer be taken.
W, D JENKINS.
CarroIIton, Sept. 2, 1912.
Also, an assortment of Stone. ware on
hand.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted 10 tho estate OF William Hodge
lale Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, tc
make immediate payment to tho under
signed administrator: Oud all those hav.
ing claims against said estate, are reques
ted to present them, properly authentica
ted, for settlement, within u year IRON
this date,
WILLIAM HODGE,
Administrators.
October 4, lH4e.