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TNOTlfGlEu

do hereby certify that the undersign'
ed subscriber has never Sd i'd that Ne.
Samuel Frekerick's wife has brought
any old lealhers to my store aud sold
them for new feathers. It was mention
ed, but moi who. Given under my band
and seal this 25Ih day Of Aprd A. d.
lS42,
JOSEPH DOLL.
April 80, 1912,
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SlNUEL STERLING.
April %, lo42.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE

EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
NOTICE ls hereby given To ali those
knowing Themselves kpdehtrd 10 the es.
ta'e oi Janus G4'son, late Of Carroll co,
Ono, decreased. to make immediate paw.
ment to she undersigned Executors; and
al! these haVlns claims against said rs-
ra'e are requested to present. them. prop,
rrjy auth utt.ated, tor settlement, wttI :,
IA one year Ir0tn thrs dare.
HUGH GIBSON.
kOBER / GIBSON,
Executors.
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SHEEIFFS' SALE
COURT OF COM MON PLEAS.
MGfCh Term, A. D. l842.


Daniel 6urrer,1
Ennrv r. R,-.,o. Petition for Partition.
Ell. ais.
BY virtue ofan order of said Court, 10
me directed. will offer Tor sale at The
Ihe Court house in CarrolIlou, on Mon
day The I'd day Of May next, between The
hours of 10 o'cIuck, A. NJ. and 4 O'clock
p. M. the following described real estate,
TO wit: The West hall of the South west
quarter, Of section 81, IN township IL,
lLoudon) of Range 4, containing eighty
and eighty seven and a half hundrsdlhs
acres.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
april !. i942,
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SAMUEL STERLING.
JOHN STERLING.
CarrolItoh. Aprll 22I, 1912.

CarroTTEoh. ANrlI 221, I8l2
N b. HE SUBSCRIBER would return
his thanks 10 his friends for the lIbera!
manacr Ia which they have pa'raurz-d
him; and hopes they will continue 10 ca
with the new trA, lie would also re.
mInd those tha are lndeb ed 20 him lha
he would be pleased to We a settlement
he hopes his friends will not neglect
his.
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April 90. 1912.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EREJ . IURS NUIILE,
NOTICE IS h"reDy gwen to all those
indebted to he estate ol Z harIah Ba-
ker, late Of Carroll county, OHIO, desc
TO make Immediate payment 10 lIo un-
derslgned Executors; aud all those hay.
iug claims agoiust SAID eslate, ute re
qIested to present them. property au
,hentica'ed for settIement, within one
year from lhis date.
JAAEF BAKER,
SAMUEL BAKER.
Executors.
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ALSO,
STATE or OfIiOl CO
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Yncntinn nNer Mnrch Il N lSHQ

FdCdG0h dItSF AHdTCH Ie' NJ. lciZ.
John Black 4. Sarah his wifo. rs John
Study and Snsannah his wife. Jnt My
ers and Eliz betn his wife. William Wv.
an aud Margaret his wife. isapc Beem'
er and MARY his wife. Philip Yanr and
Poehe his wife. Michael Yanr, D nlrI
M'Crary and oHe his wife, Henry Car.
uevhen and Caharne his wrte. MARY
YaRt. 4ora B yam. George Yant. So,
omon Y'nt Noah Yant, Daniel Yant
Sarah Ann Ylnt and Margaret Yan,.-
The sad defendants will ke notice
that the said demandan's did. on he 3 :,
day oC March inst. A D. lS42 file thPIl
peli,on IN The office Of lhe Clerk Of The
Court H Cnmmou Pie in ard for sair
county, ~hlrh said petition is now pend
ing aHd SETS forth. among other thiGgs
that the said temandanIs. as tpOahIs il
commC with said defpn iants. are serZe,
~ 'ea simple oI three equal HndjrideC
tenth parts OF the North half olihe Norrl
east quarter If section eleven in town
ship fifteen Of Range seven-situae il
said county; and prays that partition O
of said premises may be made, e. tire,
equal undivided tenth parts thereof Sc
of to said dcmandanls in severallv-
" Which said petition will be for hearini
at The ncx' (June) Term Of said Court.
JOHN BLACK and Sarah his wife,
Bv their ATTORNEYS,
Pedrce Starkweather, q JarpiR,
April 1842
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Executors Sale Of Real 20
tate.


PURSUANT to the last will and les
lament Of William AIImon, deceased, We
will offer Tor sale on the premises, ~
Wednesday tn" 25.h day Of NAV, 1912.
at l2 O'Clock, VI. tt10 huadred acres o.
land. in Worwjck township. Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, being part o. the ID or. Of
The 7lh tp. IN the lsi Range. Terms
made known at the time and place oI
sale.
JAMES & HENRY ALLNON.
Surviving Executors oi Wm. Aljmon.
Aprl! u, 1912.
The Tuscara"as Advocate will please
insert The above to the amount Of one
dollar and charge his Office.
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SHERiFFS' SALE.

prudence Graham.
H9Y virtue Of an order of he Cocrl of
ED Common Pleas Of G rroII county, ,
o., and 10 De directed, will off, lor
sale by public oulcry al the Goor Of the
Court House in CarroIiion on Saturday,
the 2lst day Of NJ VA. d. 1912, he
tween The hours Of 10 A. N. e. 4 P, NJ.
The following descrlb,d tracts real estate
situate 10 said county Of Carroll, to wit;
The L ST Half Of the n rh West Quar-.
ter OF Section No. 4 Township No l3,
and X nge NJ B containing. as IS sup
posed 20 % 100 Acres ol land more or
less. A',o 10 acres Of land being part
OF the South West Quarter Of Section No.
5 Township No l3 aud Range B. as
conveyed 10 said William Graham by
Solomon NJ rckleV. Also 3 acres Of
Iaud 10 the 5 nth Wes Quarter Of S c.
ton No 5. Township No. I3. and Rsnge
5. as conveyed 10 said William Graham
by Moses MarckIey. Said Iand, form
one tract, body, or farm. aud will So sold
ALSO,
AtIhe same ,iAc { place, by virtue ot
sundry WrIts 0 re"dt frgonas, issued our
Of The Court OF Common Pleas lots mo
/, 9, 10 and III, in the town Of H4rDaem
Carroll county, Ohio. Taken IN lxecu,
| ton aud will he sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, ShriE.
April 10, l842.
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April, l6a2
Armstrong JAS NJ, 2 KNAPP Henry
Abbott Mrs Mary Knapp Joshua
A lien jacob Kerr Aaron
Altman James KInlner George
Bcop George KIeckner Isaac
Boon Conrad Lockey George
Buck John R Lindsey Vim i
Beatty Joshua Lyle J NJ
Bair Jnnalhan MCall Robert
Boar Nancy MoHelt John
Close Peter MPhprrIn Wm
Clark VIM Mitchell Vim
Croxton E0znb beth Miller Henry
Dennis james M'MiIen DIR. G,
Davis John MoreIand Nm
Denny Joseph MCuichen VIM
Due Sannel Nybart Henry
Everitt VIM Nelly Fulton
Eaton Robert Philips VIM
Everett Isaac SlempIe John
Ellis Patrick Stout Jacob
Gnbblns Mary Ann ShoII Katharine
Gordon Jane ehepperd ttleF
Ganz Sarah Sheldon Rev Geo. 8
Gnhbins William SheIden Cyrus
GUler Henry Sinclair John
Hamilton Margaret Sinclair ReOecca
Harsh Peter Smith VIM
Holders Jesse Sharp } or fhos
Hughes John Smith Samue! II
II ,rsh Jonathan Sni'eIv Joseph
Harrison Mr. Scott ROhl q
Hanna Benz. A TrIpp John II
Henry George Vanhorn Abraham
Jenkins Wm d 10 Vaupelt VIM
johnson David HlnchelI Sarah
Junkins Benjamin Watson J fn
King Miss Mary ZoIlars Matthias
kuen Daniel
THOS, WILSON, P, NJ.
CarrolIton, April 8, is42.
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April %, l942,
SdSSOIUtiOn!

TIE partnership heretofore existing
re' ween Isaac Brothers and William {.
ltoop is this day dissolved by mu,uaI
consent and Isaac Brothers is duly au.
thorized 10 settle all accounts Of the late
firm,
ISAAC BROTHERS.
WIN. c. ROOP
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Hiram GrisWoid ,
Van BroWH
LAW NOTICE,
Brown a. GHisWOId,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ATTORNEYS At Law,

Will practice IN Carroll county, the
retainer Of The one Will secure the ser
vices Of the other, jn all ciru caSes.-
Guswold may be consulted At Canton,
and Brown Al his Office 10 CauoIlon.
April Is, 1912
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ADMlNTSTRA Tons NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereb! gwen to all per
sons indebted 10 tue est,le Of John Hook
in, late of Carroll county, Ohio, decd, to
make immediate payment 10 the uader-
sIgned administrator; aud ali those h1v'
ing claims against SAID estate, are re
quested to present. them, properly authen'
tlcatod, for settlement, within one yaar
from this date.
SARAH CHRISTLED, adr .r'x
DANIEL RIGGLE, adnrnlsl'r
April l, 1919.
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Clock & Watch ytgakims.

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w lie IN gene raj That he has con.
menced the Ooove business in the town
OF Carro''ton, two doors west Of jackson
4 Slnclair's Store, and directly opposite
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sortmeEt OF
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JEW "

Such as Breast pins, Finger rlngs, Watch
keys, Chains and Seals, Spec:acIrs. Sill.
yer ThImbIes, &c. oil Of which he III
tends to sell low for Cash.
N B. Clocks and Watches neatly re
paired and warranted according to quail
ity, Silver ware made in the nentesi
and most fashionable STYLE, Old Cold
and Silver taken in exchange for new
ieweIry and work.
CarrOIlton, April /, l842.
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DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN,
Have for Sale,


G'oFFEE-iOO bags RIO
- Do $50 do Java
do Manila
SUGARs-3o hbds Porto Rico
Do 20 do 81 CTox
Do 10 boxes woosey's Loaf
MoLASsFs-a5 hhds Porto Rico
CIIEESE-lO casks. so boxes
Tease half chests Gunpowder
DO 100 10. boxes do
10 % chests black
10 ~ b0Nes Imperial
WINES Or. pipes Madeira
DO 40 hall do. Sicily do.
10 do Old P0n
DO % az. pipes French Madeira
DO 100 Muxca
BRANDY-2O half pipes choice
10 common
CANDI.ES-iOO boxes IIuu's tatent
10 80 do Spermaest
DO 40 do Judds patent
ALUM-IO barrels
COPPERAS-25 do
SALT PETRE--20 casks
SOLE LEATHER-2o0 sides good
DO 200 do damaged
sALT-i0O sacks. large
OIIS-l2 casks Winter beached
WHITE LEAD-25O kegs MOL
SALAD OIIs-5O baskets. best
FLOtTR-j0 bbs- Family
PAPERS-sOO reams Cap
DO do Letter
PLASTEIt-IOO0 ground
PoWDER-i0O kegs Blasting
RiCE-20 half
| HOPS bales, new
WIISKEY-iO hhds
| ALMONDS-25 bales Son She'll
ClGARs-sO " PRINCIPE
| INDIGO-5O kegs
| SUGAR-fmshed-30 bbls
NAIIS-5OO kegs assorted
SOAP-lOO boxes
| lIQUORICE--30 cases prime quality de lot
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ELLIS * Elicit, Agents.

To MI whom IL may concern: Having been ~ a ov
state Of health for from the Dyspepsia,
paints and debility which followed long attack fever which
had and being often troubled with stomach and
aeh with feeling o aDgour and depression spirits
aud having frequently taken Caomei and other
with slight benefit recommended by friend Try
Smiths Bters Renovator of Health" sold by Mc--rs
Eeit when commenced them they caused slight sickness
Of the stomach but determined thinking
not be worsted and to my satisfaction found
manifest ee-Ihe medicine carried of the bile, and strengthened
quickly and entirely restored my health my opinion
The remedy one ogrea value which freely and
mend. A. NORRIS
JuLY, 1912.
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q EtsEsII sUPrL. or DIZZY GOODS.

FRESH SUPPLY DRY GOODS.
Ohm WRIGHT respectfully
a. supply Of scasonats DRY GOODS. which
attention Of his friends and the public
found the following, viz:
Rich striped and figured eolored Silks, styles
Black and blue bach de-
Black Pom dc Sol. Gro lie Rhine ana
Blue black Do DO
Black striped Popeins
High tstred mode eolored Apaeha Luse=, Indian Cloths
Do do black do
Black Alpacha Cloths
Riclr medium and priced Mouselns
French and English Mernoes
Tibet, Brocha and Mnuseln Strau andII
Black and colored Mohair and Six Fnnges
t.mps. TasSets, Cord and Tassehs
Pars EInbr0ider-s, all styles
English French and German Thread I.aces and Eigngs
lase Cotton Iaees and Eigings great variety
Worsted Tartians SILK and Silk
Thbei Lambs Wool Cachnere, yarn and
Hose
Ms~es Cotton and Wool Hose, sizes Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red white and yellow Flnnes- an qualities; Canton do
IRISH Linens. Birds Eye Diaper, Linen Sheeiings
Nd Buck. plain and Silk Gloves
Linseys Jeans, Sltne CassBercs Cloths. CaHcoes &C.
All Of winch having been purchased for cash at
greatly reduced prices. no a6-dGctf
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VRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk,


FalhIns
Against
James fro and Elizabeth, his WIFE, Henry Johnson Elizabeth
Williams Theresa Williams, the last whom
under the OF years and the heirs OF John Wilson,
deed. (whcn ,lscovcred) Deft's
Lon ~ Elicit by the Court assigned guardian nd lcm the
infant defendants defend them And theeupon
filed h this be heard
the bill and exhibit e o the infant defendants by Ion
~ Elicit their guardian ad lcn assigned by the Count defend
them and. the other James Frost anil Henry
Johnson TO whom abacs by their death On console
Whereof the satisfaction Of thu Count that tho crs
John Wilson
not having entered their appearance and given according
the Act az Assembly and Rules this ordered.
that the said defendants do appear
of this Court and the bill the a
this ouieT be forthwith inserted newspaper published
the Richmond for
the door the iiou. county. CoycSi.,
no5-wgw LOI-riN " EIEIT H. e. e.
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LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.

<E PASSENGERS for Lynchburg. leav-
4 ing in the Cars Sundays, Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS at 6 A. NJ reach Charlottesville day,
ESkE-iTk and IyDchbug the morning 10 A. NJ 10
sS;5{ys breakfast in 80 hours from Richmond this
PASSENGERS have positive
tenton under any circumstances. THOMAS SHARP.
Ageu Of TrsnsDo
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PEYTON JOHNSTON

PEYTON JOHNSTON
(SuccessOr 10 Lyeii, Johnston 81 I.ycIl0
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals Dye Woods Painters Articles OILS
Window Class Glass Ware which he viii -el liberal
Nuinegs. Mace, Indigo Castle Soap, Cloves
Cinnamon. Cayenne Pepper, Copfens
Rotten Stone. Pot and Pearl Ashes Starch
Liquorice Ball. Haywood Saleratts Fig Blue
Alum, Powdered Ginger and Root
White Iead-y and in oil
jamaica Ginger SalpciTe
oil Peppermint and other essential oils
lsingass Russia Sponge and Soda washing
Snuf-Maccaboy. IonlaTd's Scotch do
Lamp Black, Black Lead, Staughtou's Bicrs
Chalk. sup. CaFb. Sodn. Putty seif1iz Powders
soda Powders, Yeast Powders. Alcohol
Castor OIL IN bottles EPSON Salts Flour
Ink IN bottles. Birthstone. Lucifer Matches
British Lustre, Olive OIL, in baskets md ,-asres.
OSWinter strained Sperm; Fail DO Iireed foot spi-
rits Turpentinc
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-Surgica Instruments Ianccts
Evans best mpohaion and warranted genuine Apohe
and CONFECTIONERY Glass Furniture
tons Walls Bottles Coks Sc PerneTy, Soaps Tooth Brushes
Powders. &c. Paints dry and ground.
Brushes Colors and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT Acknowledgements and Country
Merchants select Goods from and good
be found any other store the State Virginia.
9 The most prompt attention paid packing and shipping
orders. mo 10
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To THE PUBLIC.

WE offer with greDt confidence = n vaIun-
w bic and successful remedy for Dyspepsia headache
and bilious complaints collie costvcness stomach de
female distractions and for the complicated affect
tons arising from indigestion Smiths Dtters Rcnovaor
Health We have received testimonials Of their efficacy
few only of which for want Of ubon That a
and efectuai remedy does admit with all
those who lave tried them.
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do hereby certify that have used 'mhs Bters Rcnova-
tor Of Hea for four past myself and family and
mended IT tn number Of others and
give relief when properly adhered used
the stomach sick headache bilious feveTs dordered
70 an Gl &sySyRi8aG@r'E If ~ g2ge therefore recommend
gently the bowels. WATTS
JrLY, 23d, 1919.
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HENRY GIBSON. csos.


" NlOuTt EuSteTn
District Of Virginia Norfolk. 18TH 1893
H. STEVENS. Of the OF Portsmouth having filed pton
praying that hc may b. declared bankrupt ordered that an
persons claiming be creditors tile Richard Stevens
show cause To the court the 9Th day December nett why
the sad ReharH Stevens should anknn mn,
s'an TO the act of Congress that behalf that copy of h,
oot t puhis IN the newspapers according In the 22d
rules OF court A. A. CowDERY, Clerk.
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oes7-iiw HENRY GIBSON car..


In the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
IL triet OF Virginia October lst2 matter OF Dankn,u
cy Of WILLIAM H. HoBsoN OF the county m m.
Eastern Virginia District The William o.on Who n,
been decreeda bankrupt by this having petition
for his discharge ordered In
DAYS m ea. he
fore the 9th day OF January next when
said petition ut the United States Court OF Re
mond and all creditors who have proved their
sons In interest appear the said Place and show
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said
not be granted Copy-Tcsi,
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Camphine nnd CLemical On I,nps.

NHhP"Iiic hiiu NhtihiChI Oif EsaSnps-
IHNhc subscriber having been appointed Agent
Il for the sale Of Buckus Brothers Camphnc and Spirit
Lamps has hand the different styles Camphinc and Che
nal oil LAMPS Of the approved and simple
which give brilliant and cheap light These Lamps
for lighting large AMI svens. Those
establishments well lighted with brilliant light Lamps
IN use night Persons LAMPS can
have Them ordered shortest reasonable
terms by calling PEYTON JOHNSTON,
de IL the Eicbu,opd Medical Pm
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BLANKETS AND SATINETTS.

III EANS Point Blankets, for Servants
Il Superior Whitney and Silkbound Blankets
do Green Mackinaw
Assorted colours and qualities Satinctts
Glasgow Jeans, Kcrscys and Lnseys
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloths
ALSO,
Great bargains IN Cloths Cassreres and Vestlngs
Geutenen's Cavats, scarfs Gloves
SusTendors, Byron Collars, Ilosonis.
Bargains be- had every reduce
large stock Those IN will please store
dr 2 w. ~. CHRISTIAN A. 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
HENRY GIBSON. oerE.

I y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
trietof Virginia December 0ti, 1912 ROBERT N CRrrrHN
DEN IN his individual character the a firm of
Robert " Crihen andIaeharah H. Cfenden the
iH OF T. ~ Cntenden & Co. the Mhhaei having
id'd Petition that he he declared bankrupt IL OF
derc that all persons Ginning be- creditors
'rtenen ~ his individual soea 10 the
court on the 9Th day January why n Crtten
den be not declared bankrupt
ihai behalf and that OF this order pubbe news
paper according TO the esd and 2iih rules of
A Copy-Testc,
HENRY CInSoN oil