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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS in LOVE,
W Courishp and Marisge-an Dfaihle Guide Book for
Married sud Single Person. matters OF the utost impoE-
lance TO the s1qan tsse. by Eusne bcehlnu, NJ. v,
of serious importance 70 single and young married persons
The Of aud fr ScrliiyThe art e Beauty and
Couhip The danger Of solitary practices, and how the habit
may BE- TemoyedIhe of Lore aud Jsalousy with
remedy for eradcans om the system the seeds of opeess
OF an unhapp possonOhrng including modes or the pro-
uaon prevention thereoflets for knowing the Of
unlora children who ought and ought
not 20 msuy-The suspicious r., wedlock &c
way .sNin~y
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Eo9YLL-ll,E nannnr
MUSIC.
no THE AMATEURS OF The
ACCORDI0Nl

SIGNOR Z, MARTINI beg. to inform the public that he
" has just published his Accordion Instruction which is d.
,dcd swo pas.he first for the Accordons whsut semi
tone sh~ second for those with both Of which
amply furnished with selected music, and
essely written. IN oderlhaf the amateur easily have
entire command over the instrument.
SIGNOR MARTINI begs also state that he has large
collection Of MSS music for the Assertion, which he intends
publish shortly aud he for that
OF music he should be The Sisnor will be thankful
all those who viii favor him at his residence Canal
where he Continues TO his les I'm
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.
II. X. DIOSSY,
0pHTHAIM MIC 2IIRGEON

.f No. 21 BROADWAY. 81.
Entrance in Feton Street. opposite ST. Fsul1 Church
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF TIRE EYE AND ALL
THE NECESSARY OPERA TloNS iii EiERE0N Ill
OFFICE HOURS FROM TO O'CLOCK
Having completed his ssudes Of yean with DR. ELLIOTT
Ocus and been subsequently engaged his r. K
pio.sy enabled 70 undertake the treatment Of all az
the and extent Of the disoese. ~ H.. -T-
Permission given refer his late instructor, and also 10
Of the most eminent Professors Of the Medical Faculty
New York. I'VE 1890 =. : -
NIB. The treated Rrafuitousiy aul
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NO. As MAIDEN LANE.

INV. 4C wi - lDElN LA l<L
OLD ESTABLISHMENT Perfumery Cosmetics and
the of Alexander Ramsay, ".
Smith PeptISs,
The Justly ssponaccous Naples and che mcal
metc compound for shaving toilet soaps III great variety
gamot orange, Jessamne &c &c., milk OF vegetable
pearl powder Tor clearing the compleSio toilet
powde the article made vegetable liquid do,
cold bottles,
curug fluid bea OIL oil and the celebrated ehs
for the growth of the hair hair dyes Preston salts plaster
indcble ink blaeK and blue writing s calcned charcoal
powder pulls and boxes powder for extracting
nom silk, aromatic vinegar &c. &c. For sale at
ALEXA>DE RAMSAY Successor to
N. Smith P.ntiss No; IS Maiden lape,
s22 lInsr Sign of the Golden Rose
GRisls TOOTH .WAsn-t,FepaIsa from The er,slaal re.
Wash rely vegetable preparation, the
eearn tie teeth sna .oKth restoring the gains TO a
healthy stats and preventing Taste edour
the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth o. IRON dc
RANGED state OF the stomach
II designed be used with tooth brush, and vii, Dc found
supersede the necessity rev ei kcerre tie e clean
II particularly full in OF spungy The
healthy state, causing them contract around The
teeth Ia painful cton Of the teeth and arising from
exposure cold will be found highly beneficial IL par
before retiring This tiod recommended by
dentists by doing all PARTICLES of food which
muaSe during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night IN clean sweet, and healthy state
Sound Teeth and white teeth the most valuable portions
Of poor humanity; bat how many neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
sn eIectra han the 0ris Tout Wssi clesnses and viii
teeth strengthens the purifes the mouth, and
the BREATH We recommend ALL young and
old II Boston Morning Post.
The Orr Tooth Wash the best detergent
cur epamcl.- Boston Transcript.
FOR sale by the principal druggists IN the CITY me-,
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS. 1898
RRuN la ROslERE s COURT, lis WILLIAM street
received by the Havre Packet Ships Slve de Oasse and
Suy, large assortment Of Superior and Fashionable
Flowers, Of the latest Partisan styles.
No 6 street the true and only depot Of those
peror articles from their mandatory in Paris Hue de Tracy
No.6. AWi
The firm has been lately declared by decrees Of the
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris be the
only legitimate Of the firm Of Bun Ia Rosere Co..
a M
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OIL! Ola! OIL!OIL!!
ID EFiNED LAMP OLA aud splendid article is
received BY he subserbeI, and Is 99w offered the
~ other knd aud being free from odor aud neither emit
ting smoke forming eiwck viii be found
only pleas ant but ,n econonca oil for all purposes ocrts
and Hclel propnefors r.eusIiy invited Try IT, The
ONLY derot IN y where sold quantity %
,uit puTchasers is al sANANOs & BROTHER, ~
Nos Wall st.
-. n. E,,.rv sc,, suIa 1,.sx
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TERRAIN LUNCh.-Gourmonde' Qui yive. Thou
sands Of good Of good fare have been for
some weeks past suffering severe disappontmen, from he
feytr" however, over and again they feed
well for be il known thai the John Adams OF KnicEe
memory, hangs his hatn the Tempin also the pro-
Of finest little fellows in Christsndom ycls
Tie Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
upon John, perfection good eating and drinking be
Tee Box will appsass the hunger Of him with The sho,,
TICKLE the palate Of the verest anchorite.
Greeu Turtle served this day. and day during
the lmtr
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

ARTIFICIAL FLOW ERS
pRUN co, il5 William street. formerly Brun, Larosue
II Co-wlll open IN lew days, twenty cases Tis Aud
clal bowers, Feathers &c, landing from last arrivals
This establishment relieving from Iheif house aris by
they appear in that Centre OF fashion.
enables them hsnda
fashionable the absve articles Dealing by
the city, they AFFORD sell yory lowest aud
The most reasonable terms.
Wholesale IN stairs.
Also, CONSTANT hand kind OF materials for flower
Manufacturers. 50 lmSc
COTTON AND GRlST MlLLS-For sale situate ut
~ kingston Ulster county New York, the Of the
Hondou Creek miles the North hudou River
STEAMBOATS, and soops constantly within
MIL, thence c,nal boas Ene the Delaware
Neysrsnk aad Ronlout pour the dam of this miHye
operation until recently Possession Immediately
TITLE indisputao-Wh be low and cnvery advas
srosa terms, 20 close trust. Apply TO
siOec PtRSSE " BROOKS. 81 Liberty -,
MATCHES AND JEW ELRY VERY LOW-Ihe sub
w scrbe cohstanug ivng, dir CT the
tGrer, z descriptions Of Gold .d oic Levers, Anchor Es-
sspsment Lsgus, Verse Watches ani splendid
patterns gold silver pencils, gold char keys &c WIN oh
he Is selling retail lower than other place the city
Gold atces Tow $ q 30 dolli each Watches and
swtlry exchanged bought All watches keep
good Watches and ciocAs epae1
the and warranted much less than
prices, BY OF the best woIkmen In America
q. G. ALLEN,
Importer Of w atches aud Jewelfy,
anna iusc Wholesale nd retail 50 Wall 81, stairs.
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FLUTE & GUITAR.

Mr. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor Of the Flute. Guitar,
ll patent Concena begs his friends and pub
lie that he has published his Rondo Mtaer for the
Guitar which will be found well worthy the Of the
learner amateur from being well ADAPTED that
and calculated not only please but to afford instruction.
This Rondo with several other pleasing of his compost
fo the guitar" be found Mr. Ess residence IS
Canal street. where he give lessons above
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A GARD TO THE LADIES

n OhRD ~ lie AhhlEp.
pARIs DREss-MAKING ESTABLISHMENTS.
w. H. JEFFERs, late Miss S. Parser of 233 Broadway,
respectfully informs her former and Ladies
generally that she has recemmenced the Dressmakng BUSH
at the aboyenaned where she will devote
attention their Service and confidently assures those
sles who may favor her with Their patronage thai Dresses
ed so perfect STYLE fit and finish OF workmanship, not
10 be cxceled OF the most approved establishments IN
Broadway, and for much moderate prices
MRS. w. II. JEFFERs, TX East Broadway.
BMaers, Misses and Chiidens dresses made TO rider
at the shortest notice. sid msr
re, SOUTHERN PLANTERS-Ihe Southern Rice
Company under Chatter from the state Of South Car
ona their Rice Pounding Mill in full operation
the OF Jefferson and South New York city
tending employ their degree Toll MILL.
Southern Planters invited 70 call aud the Of
ftred by this establishment About to 10 A. NJ or 10 O. T.
~ the best time The East Broadway omnibus TO JEFF
fersou street. near the mill $40 6 O3tr
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w I c. s

"A L..
Or, COMPOU Nd ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS
-Fof dsr ynE dandf and preventing the hair from com
ing turning Jared by Antonio Pastor Hair Cutter 1855
Greenwich street, New orr This inimsbe oil has been
the product OF Of and for the last
Hair Cutting busnsss and the public rely il that A.
Pastors Compound Oil is the whOesoest and best Oil for the
HaiImak-s IL thick and long, prevents its falling off
turning grey, and even n hair has gun grcy
nourlsher c the hair that by will
color Also prs,ents hair from becoming shaded and hair
has as ady shaded which dsfuTcnent la
dies, and used Tor short time will natua
color clear the scur and keep the h. ad aud hair
eyebrows aud whisktrcd hbe raj
purchaser Price 50 cents per bottle, highly pennsd
A. PASTOR,
se7wsr te5 Gre.nw,eh AZ III Y
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GYMNASTIC

ION THE CANAL STREET PLAN"
THE Public by this time satisfied that the cheap clean
and Oyster Shops the best AID that they
lserved elsewhere. The Subscriber has opened
establishment No. 1909 Nassau street, few doors above Ann
where he hopes by he will merit
share Of custom. Being beginner, his account
but an old hand a the business.
Oysters sewed fried served up the short
notice and the best that be found in the city
SUPPER parties will find this pleasant resort for
ing 1msr
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CARD-I often been informed by friends that
"A persons well in line Of business out Of IT, jealous
that was nv well La Noms brand
well as Other Havana and Principe Segas this county and
schools. and such individuals worse than highway
robbers. .g NJ. RAIDER, 10 chatham street..
New York, Sept. 26, 1872 s26 lmsr
ITO PHYSICIANS, OR MEDICAL STUDENTS.-
Wanted either Physician Student who have
" completed his studies and contempaes graduating
approaching Of medica lectures in this cyo take
interest old and we'll .b hcd medical Office, the bus
and income beng cash Of which is second 10
other IN the city perhaps IN the United Suites Any gen
ecfO will please anplY II Peck Sin
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT.
SHAKESPEARE,

rNHE SUBSCRIBER begs 10 fetun ms best thanks 10
his numerous friends, for the kind and liberal encouag.
men they have him since he reopened the above
he them and the public in general
that be viii continue to exerton 20 merit their pa
The Larder will be always supplied with the choicest deli
of the which will be served in superior man-
nor at prices in accordance with the tines
The Bar will be stocked with Wines liquors. draught and
scol ae London and all of the best
Breakfasts dinners. teas. and suppers at all reasonable
hours.
of aud p W.
0YsTERs-The very best that be procured. in every
style.
procured.
Private rooms for the accommodation Of dinner md supper
parties. EDWARD WINDUST
- fa,r La ~
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The SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL & DIAPER PIN.

NEW aud important article for in the nursery, and
"A fasten,ug dies shawls cioaks, &c Patented in
the Unit States and in Enrope. is rapidly gaining favor
whr, introduced and has become article which will
be TO the dvansse Of dealers 10 fancy hardware &C. the
Kew York.
Thread and needle stores and dealers fancy articles sup
piled tire mandatory OF the patentee 6
Iays BrnnklYn. ~
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SHIRTS.

CAIRTS made after the latest and most approved French
~ pattes Cos antaloons and all under garments,
made order and in the Fashionable style
Gsntenen Furnishing Store, 81 and So Maiden Lane. New
York. ia- .eta'i lthi .itQ LA ..'.sT
ymAr p WIN. COL LINS.
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IN Bells Life in London"
e" illustrated News
Punch p" Squb"- Sairst, &c.
Full files receyedby Steamer and for sale at the
News Office, Nod Ann street, New York ,
Persons residing in Canada will find this desirable place
send their orders for any papers published the Continent
Bag is kept here for the Liverpool Steamers and
special me ssenger despatched to Boston, =.
The Artist monthly Ladies' Book So year, shi
ngs single copy. is for sale here
The Wing Monthly Review (now in press S. 90 per year
sing so Agents supplied reasonable
4. B. TUTTLE Agent.
ala i'm, eodsr No Ann et. N. Y.
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March 25. lS42.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
who are indebted TO the estate of Thom,
as Buck, late Of Carroll county, deed.
TO make immediate payment 10 The un-
dersigned administrators; and those
having claims against said estate. are
requested to present them, legally pro-
ven, for settlement within one year
from this date.
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Z = Z. z !!

THE subscriber would respectfully
request those of his customers whose &c
counts for The IasI year are yet unsettled
to call and make settlement Immediately
He intends 10 make4t rule to settle up
his accounts as often as once year at
least, and hopes it will meet with the ap
probation Of his customers.
All who do not approve of the above
rule are at liberty to change their place
OF dealing; and on failure 10 make settle.
ments as above requested, may expect to
find their accounts in the hands Of prop.
er officers for collection.
Ele has number Of NOTES and DUE
BILLS on hand, which if not lifted very
soon will he put into collection,
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carroll'on. Jan, ii, lS42.
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EgZLZSI;IxjEl SZz1L,II,1i!]:S: Isl

SllERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
proved IN more than 4U0 600 cases to be
lnIaIlbIe; the onl y 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 doclored for various
complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose Of these Lozenges would speed
lily cure them.
Mr. J Murphy, was applied TO by t.
poor women whose daughter, 7 years
GI age had been sick 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 huI p herself, al
thongh she could eat as much astwo Ia
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skIl without any
beneil; the father had spent all he could
raise and was discouraged, he abandon
doned all idea of dOIUg aNy thing more
for her, aud looked to death alone to
TO take her out Of her misery. Mr., Muir.
ply believing it to be a case oI worms,
gave her a box Of Sherman's Lozonges,
and in two days she returned with Joy
beaming from her eyes, and said the Lo-
zcnges had saved her chlId'e life. The
fist dose brought away nearly a pint Of
living worms 10 Que solid mass, she at
tcrwards counted over 500 hat were dis.
charged, besides the mass - which she
could not count. The childwas literally
eaten up with them another living VII
ness OF the almost miraculous efficacy Of
ShermOn's Lezcnges.
DR.. Galon Hunter know child that
was cured of fits by these Lozenges, Of
ter 3 years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. Tie has
used them in his practice for tho last two
years in several hundred cases, and al
ways with success. A boy on board oI
one Of the llaVre packets, was cured Of
fits by only one dose Of them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three o
his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John r Wood, gave them to hi
child and they brought away The worm
by thousands.
CrrPrlce of these valuable worm can
dies % cents per box.
JACKSON h SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll C,
f. Wilcox, Pius1urgh, Pa.
April 8, iS42,
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ApOthecary & Drug Store.

eswiR> The subscriber respectfully
informs his customers and the
public, that he has now on
- hands the largest and best as
sorlment OF
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS. DYE
STUfFS. GLASS WARE, OILS. of
every description, PATENT MEDl.
CINES, VIALS, &c ever offered for
sale in thus place; which he is prepared
to sell at very reduced prices.
Physicians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
llatlers Shoe makers. Painters, Cabi
net and Chair Makers. FulIers, q Dye,s
can be supplied with articles in their
line Of business. on The most reasonable
terms.
Orders executed with failh(uness and
despatch.
Store one door south west of Mr.. Leg
getl's Hotel.
R KENNEDY.
CarroIIton, Dec. "a, lS4l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all those
indebted to the estate Of Joseph BusIer,
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased,
to make immediate payment TO the un-
dersigned administrator; and ell tkoss
having claims against said estate ere
requested to present them, properly au,
thenticaled, for settlement, within ona
year from this date.
JONAS BUSLER,
AdMinlstrotoP,
March IS, ls42,
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THE STATE OF ONO, I s.
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In CHANCERY.

George Workman ! Bill 10 contest the
ys. raIidity Of writing
James Workman, purpOr,ing 10 be last
et al. WW.
n Office is hereby given TO the said
~ James Workman, of the State Of
Michigan, that the SAID George Workman
on the lst day oil March, l842, flee his
bill in Chancery, in the Office Of the
Clerk OF The Court Of Common Pleas in
and for SAID county of Carroll and State
Of Ohlo--whlch said bill sets forth among
other things, that Joseph Workman, late
OF SAID county, deceased, while in life,
but while Of unsound mind and memory,
on or about tho 22j day Of August, A. D.
1888, made and executed IA certain pa
per writing, purporlng to be his last will
and tesIment-lhat said writing was, at
the October Term Of said Court, admit.
ted to probate and recorded as the last
will and testament of SAID Joseph Work.
man, dec that the same was executed
by said Joseph at tme when he was
incapable Of understanding and in fact
did not know what we're the contents Of
SAID paper writing; that the said Joseph
was then, for years before, and at the
time of his decoase, !aboriog under
strong deIGsicns and deraugemcut of IN.
leIIect and wholly incapable of dlspos
I"g ol his property. either legally or e..
quIt&bIy; and that the person appointed
IN said paper writing as Executor of
SAID Joseph, deed having declined to
execute the same, letters Of Admiuistra.
tion with he aOtI annexed, Ito wit: the
SAID paper wrlrIog,) have been granted
by said Court 10 Lewis Crawford Of said
county.
The object and prayer Of which said
bill is, to contest the validity OF sald pa.
per writing, purportiog to be the last
will and testament Of the said Joseph
Workman. The SAID James Workman
is therefore hereby notified that, unless
he shall appcar and plead, answer or dc.
mur TO said bill within sixty days after
the March term of said Court, A. D
lS42-snch other and further proceed
ings thereon will, at the term Of said
Court next thereafter, be had as are
provided by Statute and by the rules Of
said Court.
GEORGE WORKMAN
BY his Solicitors,
Pearcc, Slarhueather 4, Jarvis.
March 4, 1912
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CLOCK q WATCH MAKER

THE undersigned takes this method
ofinlorming the public in general, and
his old customers, that he still continues
TO carry on, ID the town Of CarroIIton,
the
WATCH & CLOCK BUSINESS,
al his old stand, on Market street, oppo-
cite Gent. SlidgeT's store, or two doors
Obove McEIdery's & MiIIer's store
liz intends to keep SPECTACLES,
WATCH KEYS, Watch Chains and
Guards, with ell other articles belonging
to his business.
N. B,--Any person sending watches
with stage drivers or otherwise, will have
them repaired in good order, and prompt,
Iy returded.
FREDERICK GIMBLE.
CarroIton, March IS, 1912,
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jackson s. Sinclair

WOULD their thai the time year has arrived which
books sed oithem have at
method oomng them, that they de-
reasonable request An inability
To those whom they hold notes and
would cal not all and
reasonable length time for the balance An
and
CartotoG, January IA 842.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted to the estate oil Catharine Yant,
Iaro of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
to make immediate payment to the une
dersgned Administrator; aud all those
having claims against said estate are re,
queslod to present them, properly au
lhentcated for settlement, within one
year from this date
JOHN STUDY, Administrator
March %, ls4l.
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|. M. pAVIS--TAILOR,


HAS removed tG the building one door
East of tho franklin House--where he is
prepared 10 execute all orders 10 his
line Of business, with neatness and de-
spatch. L. NJ D. receives
Wards Quarterly Fashions
Regularly which together with his ex
perionoe 10 the TAILORING BUSINESS, will
enable him TO give general satisfaction
to his customers His charges will be
moderate, and graduated according TO
the scale of the times. He would re-
specl(ulv solicit a continuance of the
lIseral patronage, with which his friends
and the public have heretofore honored
him,
! Carrollton. April 9Th, lS4S.
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JOHN BUCK,
JAMES DUNLAP.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Administrators Of sad eslato.
March 2j, 1912.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all those
who are indebted to the estate Of Jacob
Emings, late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deed, that they are required to make
immediate payment to the undersigned
Administrator; and those having claims
against said estate, are requested 10
present them, legally proven, for set
element, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Administrator oI said estate
March 25. 1912.
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WATCH & CLOCK BUSINESS,
FREDERICK GIMBLE.
CarrolIion, March Is, 1912.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted to the estate Of Martin IloItz
man. late Of Carroll county, Ohio, decd
TO mako immediate pay ment to tFe un-
dersignod Executor and all those having
claims against said estate, arc requested
TO present them, properly authenticated,
for settlement within one year from this
date.
FREDERICK BRANDT,
Eva0ntor