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OHro RrvEn.--Thc Wheeling Gazctte Of Friday,
states that the river at that place was clear Of ce
and in fine order for boats Of All classes
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MELANCHOLY Mr.. Brigham, of the hrm %, q.
Brigham IL Wells, was killed IN Detroit 0" '"e N"'
ut by an explosion Of some Ras.
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TIE CuLTrVAT0R.
IA consolidation Of BueIs Cuiticator and the Gennss
Farmer,

IA consolidation Of Buers Cutiuator and the Gennessee
Farmer.
Monthly Periodical designed "To IMPROVE THE SOIL,
THE MIND and to "Eevae the the standing and character
of-the cultvators of the American sol.,
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Property for Sale.

Fw>FE subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
"A on Main street, New Philadelphia, consisting Of a
House and Lot The building is two storys high, 81 #
'front.' nearly new, having been built within l6 months;
good cellar, rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other outhouses; good well; new
csern, holding about 50 80 barrels Of rain water; 81
back shop, story and half high. The whole conve'
nences situated on as good lot as any IN the town.
making very desirable piece Of property for any per-
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
anime
DANIEL O'DONNEL.
New PHILADELPHIA, April l8, 1872 14H
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Matthias Tschudy In Chancerysfor the sale
.:d!,I ss ss.1m" .n% w BisA' of h0''s'sed premises
M1OTICE hereby given that on the Both day of May
lN 1912, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M and
cIockP M of said day, will sell public auction
at the Court House door in New Philadelphia, Ius.
caIawas County, Ohio the following described real es.
tate situated in said TuScarawas county, The same being
paris of the Cd quarter of township 4 and range No.
m the United States Military District; and parts of
large tract 1875 mentioned and referred to in the
BILL and mortgaged filed AID decree rendered in this
case and parts Of The same tract upon which said Bck-
ensderer now resides: .'
FIRST 81 40 acres bounded as follows Commencing
at post in the south line of said large tract in the md
die of the public road leading from New Philad'a TO
Trenton: thence s. SO deg east 49, 35 acres to post
tne corner of jacob Romig', land; thence North ore
degree east, 6,73 chains along said Romigs line 10
n post in the south line of Matthias Tschudys land:
thence N. SO degrees west along said Tsohudy's line
AZ SO chains to stake in the middle ofthe Aforesaid
road; thence south degrees west along the mGde>of
sald.road 49, 88 chains to The place of beginning.
Second tract estimated to contan 494 acres, begins
ming at the W. conerof said large tract OF 375 acre
thence running south SO degrees east along the south
line of said large tract 26 chains stake in said line:
thence north half degree east 16 96 chains stake
in the north line of said tract thence north SO degrees
West along the north line of SAID large tract 26 chains
to the North west corner OF said tract; thence south
one half degree west to the place Of beginning.
Third tract estimated 10 contain 40 acres described
as follows: Commencing at tile south east olsad
large tract thence in northern direction along the east
boundary line of said large tract to the North east
ner of the same thence in western direction along the
north boundary line to apontn sa line in the middle
of an island OIL the Tuscarawas (formey Muskingum)
river being the corner of part of SAID large tract
heretofore sold and conveyed by said Respondent TO
Richard Fergeson, as will appear from said deed of
conveyance; thence along the middle Of said island
south 33degrees ives. "a perches thence south 70 deg
west eleven peches; thence south degrees west %
perches thence south II degrees east H. perches to
the south line of sid large tract thence east along the
south line of said large tract to the south east cor,
ner thereof and place of beginning rese.ving TO said
Respondent all the crops growing on said premises at
the time of said sae The sale Of said land will b0
made by me as special Master Commissioner in Chan
Gerry, in pursuance Of decree made in this case by
the Court of common Pleas of said County to me d.
rected JOHN d. CUMMlNS,
. special Master Comr IN Chy.
April 13, 1S42. l35w
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FsHIONABLE AIL0RING.
sAMUE Z z I'D A M S

VKoud respectfully return his thanks TO the citizens
w of Dover, and New PhiIadelhis for the liberal pat
ronage he has received since his commencement in bus
iness aad he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover, Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
ve made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured tha, he will be able render general sasac>
ton 10 all, who are pleased to give him cali
Dover. Sept. 80, l84l
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FINE BOOTS
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

EosEPH w. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
friends and public general that he carries on the above
business in ais various branches Factory Street. South
Side where he may all times he found to attend to
all work intrusted him He attes himself WILDE done du
rabe neat and Fashionable he done in the country lie
intends all times keep in his employ good competent work.
men, and his means 10 receive Fashions amply provided
or.
To accommodate his friends in the country he will take near
ly all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. 10, 1871
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,eAII 15IZ,r MAISTNG.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past avors respectfully
n solicits continuance Of the public patronage Tie "a
prepared to make to order all kinds of CABINET WARE
that in common Sc in this country which warrants to he
made in the best and of good materials, and on the
most reasonable terms
lot of adj net furniture always on hand He is also
prepared with tile necessary materials for making and convey
ing OFFINS safely any part OF the county where lie may
be called to aueud on the shortest notice.
WM RI KETS
anal Dover June 49, 1871. 23
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Law Notice.

BooZ NJ. ATEIERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed CO partnership IN their business
as AorneS at La aud will hereafter practice IN con"
nexion in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They will also attend to business in any part of the coun
ty before Justices
The public may be assured that business entrusted to
their management will receive their prompt and undiN
yided attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public buil-
dings.
New Philadelphia, Dec 1s4l. "
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n. OFT CE ,
April 10, 1s42.

Henry Brown aud Barbara his wife } po,;,;on for
Is: S; PET Pete, sn% %'"%s' sTsl. and c''A''"' Partition
U1ETER Manwer and Catharne his wife, Caro-
IL line Kline Elizabeth Kline, and John Kline heirs
and Mary Kline widow, will take notice that pet-
ton was filed against them on the eighth day OF Apr''.
A. D. 1842, in the Court of Common Pleas OF usca-
was County Ohio, by Henry Brown and barbara ms
wife, wherein The said Brown and wife den and partl-
ton of the following described real estate situated in
said Tuscarawas County, viz the west half ofthe
s. east garter of Secs No. seventeen (l7 ofow1ghip
number len (lO and range No three q, in the uni
ted States Military district, offered for sale ut Zanes-
vile Ohio and that at the next term OF said court aP-
plicalon will he made BY said Brown and wlIe ne 3
petitioners, for an order that partition be made of said
HENRY BROWN 49,.
& Barbara lis wife petitioners
D ated l4th April, A. D., 1912. l3 W.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

TuNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
that he carries on the above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
p Hunagle, as shOe.shop, few doors south of the
New York store and as he has, and intends constantly
to keep on hand the hest of stock, and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this counlry.) By this. and
due attention to business he hopes TO merit consdera.
be share of public patronage.
The public in general are invited to call and see be-
fore purchasing elsewhere he is bound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN MCDANIEL,
March "a, 1842,-10tf
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
lLOOk HsreW
SADDL Il x "
WILLIAM SHEAR.

VESE EsS his thanks his customers and the pub
d lie ',r the liberal patronage he has received, since he
has come ced business He hopes by strict attention to h
,ness to merit continuance and increase Of patronage lie
still continues to manufacture MEN and WohENs SAP
DIES on the newest fashions and of the best Materials Also
III kinds of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT
HAR NESS with every article in his line Of business cQu
ed In the country
He daters himself that that the execution of his work will
be satisfactory those who may employ hlu lie VIII sell
an yery moderate TERMS for and take Bark Hides Grain
and other trade at liberal prices in payment for work
Nshop removed to Mrs Cryders building on Main street,
a few doors east of the post Office
New Philadelphia, April /, 1912. % ly
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TER MS of PU BIcATION.

TER MS OF PU BIcATION. gA
THE prMocRAr will be published every Thursday evening
at al 75 cts per annum in advance Two DOLLARS, paid
within six months 50 25, at the expiration of the year.
INo paper will be discontinued, unless at the option
the publishers until all arrearages are paid
Advertisements inserted at the folwing rates:
For transient advertisements, one square or iess,
three weeks for Sl%O
Every subsequent insertion. 20
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Half column, do'UO
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suy subserlbers will bear them in mind
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
THE LAD Y'S WORLD OF FASHION.
A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER
INJNC

THE LAD YS WORLD OF FASHION.
A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER
TANNING LITERATURE
The first number Of new Monthly Magazine with the
above title embeshed with the earliest fashions from Paris
and London elegant steel and mezzotin engavings Lace
Work. Embroidery, Music, &c. issued January 1842
The work will he devoted exclusively the Ladies, and will
be issued in style never before attempted in this country 1t
will articles from the most popular and pleasing w
tiers of the day. on every variety of subject but the work
will be the main devoted TO the cultivation of the home vr
tues Hence of the stories will he of PRACTICAL domes
tic character from tile pens Of best female WRITER'S while
the earliest fashions in all their varieties shall be correctly CIV
enso RS make the work welcome every side the
halls of the fashionable aud the gay; IN the of the vrtu
Gus matron whose needle suppys her ameu as well as
in the store and sewing of the mantua maker and mil
liner.
Elegant Fashion Plates,
The prominent design of the Magazine will he to furnish
in elegant an attractive Style, the earliest correct and
full report advance of all the other Magazines, and prior
issuing Of them here. of the Monthly Fashions direct
from Paris and London The advantages OF this TO every la
dy who makes taste in dress The least matter of life, will
Al once be apparen and the professional dress maker and
miner Of the United Sates the enterprise will be of meal
cuae advantage 1t proposed to issue every month
her and variety of which will put 10 the blush every
thing in the way of mnhy reports oil the Fashions heereto
fore attempted.
O. = FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGs. .
In order 10 render the work ornamental in tho highest deI
gree and make it a perfect paror oompanion and
nament the table, well as entertaining in its liter
aure and useful in the style of the fashion plates, pro
posed to issue the most elegant Steel and ezzon engavngs
rom tie 7st artists in the country illustrated by choice and
entertaining stories of domestic life Te vary the style of it,
usr sons occasionally Lace Pattern und Embroidery got
out in unsurpassed beauty and truth by that excellent artist
Quae Esq will also be given; and TO leave nothing un.
DONE times will he gven the most popular and elegant mu-
sic Of the day, Songs gaopades, Marches, etc,
ys, THE TERMS.
To bring the work within the the reach Of ALL will be
issued dollars per anoum invariably in advance post
pad The ceapnes of the work will at once be appreciated
when we state that The London World of Fashion retals in
this country at $40 per annvm and the Laday World Of
Fashion will include every variety IN the same style Of excel
lenCe E
Copies for Dollars do for 10 Dollars
Current funds dost paid a ~ s9 =
Editors who may wish an eKcbtnge upon copying this
prospectus win be furniseed with the work for year.
Address g. j. PETERSON,
Ledger Building Philadelphia.
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
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GODEY's LhDY'S BOOK
FOR 1892.


MRS. s, J. HALE, g. MRS. L. H. SIGOURNEY.
SS EngTavings Each Year.
COLoRED FASHIONS EVERY MONTH.
K INVENTIVE FOUR PAGES NEW, MUSIC.
A new novel, commenced by Miss z. N. sedgwIck,
A new NOoelette by MISS L. Leslie.
Fashionable Tales N I. Willis (bn;y'
Nora & instructive tales, BY Mrs. Henlz, Mrs. En-
T. s. Arthur Mrs. Hale and others
Poetry, BY Mrs slgourney' Mrs osSooo'
and all the Other coed writers ofthe day.
Mrs. s. c. HALL, Of London, contributes those de-
ghtnl Irish Tales tha, have made her name SO renown>
ed in Great Britain.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
PRICE. for one copy one year $500
For two copys one wear 500
For one cony two wears 500
For Eve copies one year $1,000
Far eleven comics one year 5000
Godeys Lady's Book and Lldys Musical Library,
which contain about thirty dollars worth OF Music
,.ar nr 5 dollars.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Peoples Library
nnel year ~ 3. dollars
Rook Fn dollars
D''N' LA. Cooley,
1Ol Chesnut st. Philadelphia
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Medical Card.

THE suhscr having finished his studies has established
Il himself in the town of sHANEsvlLL = as medical
practitioner and hopes BY assdou attention tohe various
branches of his profession, merit liberal share Of public
confidence and patronage Office Main street, next door to
the Post Office
0.l-E JACOB STEESE.
shanesvle, Tus. CO., April 20, 1912. l4n
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ATEW LABELS FOR the Brandleth Pill Boxes
These labels are Of the most costly, and at the
same time most ingenious style. The top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon which is made to
represent the most minute nett work, The lower part
of the box is very pretiIy designed, and contains
nnumerable number of waved lines. and these words
-''see that labels on this box agree with those the
certificate; no others genuine. The side Of tho box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also, Entered ccoreing to act OF
Congress- in the year l84i, by B. Brandrelh in the
Clerks office Of the District Court fthe Souhen,Ds,
lrict of New York.
August l3, le4l. 32ly
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NOTICE.

nANIEL TOWsE, and Esther, wife Of William
~ Goodbarne, are hereby notified, that on the End
day of April 1s42 Arthur b. Rowee, asadminlslrato
of Daniel Towse dec, filed in the court of common
pleas within and for the County of Tuscarawas ana
State of Ohio petition against them as heirs OF sala
Daniel Towse decd, tho object and prayer OF whlch
is TO obtain an order of said Court authorizing ana ap'
pointing him the said administrator to complete "a cer1
tain contract IN writing made by said Daniel Iowse
dec., with one Conrad Better, dated the yin DAY OF
April 1888, for the conveyance OF the iolowng lrac'
section two oftownship eight range one, in the United
States Military District; and to make and execute 10
said Beiter deed in fee simple for said tract of land,
for and on behalf of said heirs according TO the terms
and stipulations Of said contract.
HANCE g. BELDEN,
Attys for Petr.
April A, ls4es,sew.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
s. B. MILLER.

s. B. MILLER.
UNIFORMS tho public in general, that he has opened
Il TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandyve, Tuscarawas County. known by the sign
Of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main street, on
the south end leading towards New Philadelphia;
whore he is prepared with good House and Table, to
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner
His StGJing is good and an abundance Of water ad"
oinna the tavern
He hopes from strict attention to the comforts oflhose
who may favor him with their custom, 10 merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only, will be kept for refiesh-
ment
sandYyilIe, September II, ls4I.
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BARBERT TSNH9

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the Cit
4 zens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, rhathe las
eopned shop on Main street. few doors east of the
Post Office n the above place, where he intends car
rying on the Baberng and lairdressng business in
its rGrions ramfcaons flo will at all times be ready
to take Ey us nose all whomay favor him with call,
and hopes by strict and dscisvs attention 10 business,
together with due regard % prsaolcgicdt decctCpe-
msus and physiological dsineatOns TO be able to ren>
der general satisfaction.
HENRY H. WILLIAMS.