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COM MI MICAH I'D.
Jan. 2j, 1913.
Friend Ricketts,

Friend Ricketts,
You will please give
this an insertion in your paper, that the
friends of humanity, Of our county and
State, may know what we are doing in
Elkton. The Elk'on Total Abstinence
Society was organized about two years
ago; Rev. Edwin l. James. President, Rev.
James Mclntire Vice President, +. b.
Got,icr Secretary; we held u number of
meetings and obtained nincly-onc sigma
lures that remained faithful TO the pledge
we met with much opposllion-wc were
almost crushed by the Rum Seller and
loaier; we often exclaimed there is no
place so hard as Elklon. but we kept our
heads above the water-we come to the
determination 10 make one mighty effort
anG trust in tie Lord for help.
On Tuesday the l7th inst, Messrs.
Beck and Walton, two reformed drunk
ards Of the Jefferson Society Of Philadcl-
phia came to our help, the Court House
was crowded with our citizens for three
evenings. These gentlemen held up the
poison-(angcd dragon of ntempcrancc, to
view in such a manner as to exhibit its
real and monstrous deIormity. The mo-
deratc drmker has seen his danger, that
he had entered on road that nigh, end
Moss ofrepulaion, loss Of property, and
his duty to his children, to SET them a bet
ter example; the drunkard has trembcd
and hesilalcd at his course, has felt keen
remorse in contemplating his dreadful sit
ua,ion and prospects; dclrrium tremcns,
coming to want if not already so, and all
the horrors attending Drunkenness stare
ing him in the face. The seller of this
helish drug has trcmbled, bit his lip, felt
that he was injuing and corruptng our
youth, bringing many mothers and faith
ers to.a premature grave, by selling their
sons this cursed drink, bringing misery
and vo on many husbands, wives and
children, he was made to see and feel that
for the sake Of pccuniary gain, he was
spreading social death and moral degra-
ton in our community.
AS the meeting progressed, our citizens
ecamc more interested, and when the in
vialion was given for them to sign the
pledge, it was joyful in beholding the
drunkard and moderate drinker rushing
forward to take it, they continued to sign
until one hundred and eighty two names
were registered, the tears came in the eye
Of the mothers and wives, when they saw
such glorious, results; we all felt that
King Alcohol was about to be dethroncd.
that peace, JOY, and happiness were about
to return to many families; and order and
sobre,y TO Our communicable lawyer,
physician ard all the mechanics, with
few exceptions, and many ladies compose
this Cold Wat Army. What glorious
result from three evenings labor. With
the strength we now have, we can push
the car onward, let us persuade every mo-
derate drinker, every drunkard, and every
friend to take passage with us; if the rum
seller will not give 1t W, join us aud go
with us; we will leave him 10 mourn over
his wretched and fallen condilion-dle
unlamenled but pittied.
Interest may cause opposition, but the
cause Of God aud humanity will triumph.
A MEMBER.
January 25lh, Is.
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EYSsiEll-Richard G.. IIollyday

ESQ, delivered an excellent lecture before
this institution on Thursday evening last;
subject, :.1hc Art Of Printing" The
question SHOULD the United States pass
an International Copy Right Law" was
then discussed, and decided in the Mega
ga,ive. See Secrctaly's notice in another
column.
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Nm Senate.

The bill from the House granting ap.
pcals from single magistrate and District
Courts TO the several County Courts, was
rejected. House bills relating to fines
and penalties, and to allow the late Sher-
if of Allegany County further time TO
complete his collections, were assened
to.
Mr. Frlck presented the petition OF TO-
hacco merchants Of Baltmorc.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26 1913.
NOTICE..

VNhe Commissioners Of Cecil county,
IL will meet at their Room in the Court
House on TUESDAY the 18th day of
February next, for the transaction of the
ordinary business Of the Court.
by order, GEO. II. JOYCE, elk.
jan. %, '43
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TEMPERANCE NEEriNGs-Col. Wallace re-
formed drlnkard from Philadelphia, and we'll
known to many persons in this town and vicinity
will lecture in the court house in this p lace on
next Wednesday night. The following is a list
Of his engagements for few evenings
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The number of deaths in Boston during the
year 1912, was 2,426.
During the salno year 3il died in tho city Of
Washington.
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q A Temperance Meeting va, held
In the Court House Oh Wednesday night
last thirteen lo.ned the society, being
nearly all who warG in 'ie llousc Who had
not ,c'lovsly ,gDci tlte ilcNyc,
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House or Representatives.

Mr.. Roosevelt offered a resolution cal
ling on the Secretary of the Treasury for
information as to what has been the falling
OIL in the revenue since the passage of the
last Tariff Act, compared to the same
, time in former years: what, in his opinion
Will be the deficit at the close Of the pre-
sent Fiscal year; and what measures he
would recommend 10 supply the defcien-
cy.
Mr. Fillmore said there was nothing
asked for in this resolution which had not
already been put in possession of the
House, by communications from the De
partment.
Mr.. Roosevelt insisted on having his
resolution considered. 1t was objected
to. Mr.. r. moved to suspend the rules,
but the House refused.
INTERCOURSE WITH CHINA.
When the Select Committees were cal
led, MIR Adams reported bill providing
for intercourse between the United States
and China.
INTERCOURSE WITH SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Mr. Adams also reported bill provid-
ing for intercourse with the Sandwich Isl
andS.
Both Bills Were referred to the Com
mil,ee of the Whole on the Stale of the
Union.
ArPoRTIoNMENT BILL.
Mr. Ilalstead, from the Committee of e.
lections, reported bill to suspend the o.
pecalion of the second section of the APP
poltionmcnt Bill, until the ooh Congress.
The object is to prevent the difficulties in
the organization in the next Congress
(2S) which would result from the refusal
of some Of the States 10 comply with the
provisions and acquisitions of The Appor-
lionmrnt Act. 1t was read and referred
to the Committee of the Whole
Mr.. Fillmore called up the special order
of the day; but withdrew the call, to en-
allie the debate on the bill for the lcnis-
sion of.
Gen, Jachson'S Fine to be reviewed.
Mr.. Bolts being entitled to the door,
addressed the House until the expiration
OF the hour in opposition to the mca-
sure.
REAL RETRENcnMENr
Mr.. Carrot Davis, introduced a bill
which has for its object to reduce the
number of persons employed in the New
York Custom House, one third; and to
reduce the salaries of those who are re-
tanned in the same proportion. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The ExcHEqUER.
The House then proceeded to the con-
sideraton of the resolution reported by
the Committee on Ways and Means de-
carng that the Exchequer Plan of the
Executive nunht NOT to be adnniel
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FOR SALE.

The vel known SHOP now occupied
Il by C. J. Boul lens A. C. Cole, late
ly by Jacob Anderson, will be sold on
the most accommodating terms. Apply TO
r. c. HOLLYDAY, Au'y.
jan. %, '43-6t.
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Nj 4 RlkIIID.

On Tuesday last by the Rev. James McIntirr,
Mr.. 10 EPH TAYLOR, to Mrs JANE IlENnr, all Of
this town
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We notice in Pennsylvania the marriage
of Mr. HrigM to Miss BsHcrmay. Mr.
Wright had no doubt read Pope's Univer-
sal Prayer, particularly the following
vCsrc of it:
If am righh thy grace impart
SILL i'll the right to stay:
II am wrong. oh teach my heart
To find the better way
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REAL RETRENcnMENT.
The EXcHE QUER.

The House then proceeded to the con-
sideraiion Of the resolution reported by
the Committee on Ways and Means de-
claring that the Excheqner Plan of the
Executive ought NOT to be adopted.
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IIaTt's Meeting House (do) Sth
The meetings will be held in the evenings.
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ELxroN LYcEuM.-" Should the Government
Of the United States pass law 10 establish a
protective Tariff"
This question has been most ably discussed at
three successive meetings of this institution, and
each time decided i'll the negative.
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SHERMAN'S CAMPH0R or HEAD
ACHE LyZENGES,

Give immediate relief IN Nervous or slck
Headache paipItalIon OF the heart, low
ness Of spirits, dependency, lntiamma
tory Or putrid sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, Iaintlng, oppression, or
sense of sinking Of the chest, choI'c'
spasms, cramps OF the stomach or bow
els, hysterical affections and all nervous
dlseases, drowsiness through the DAY
aAd wakelrness at night; cholera or
cholera morbus, diarrhoea, iassItude, or
a sense of fatigue. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
ELozenges really revivlng and imPartlng
the buoyancy Of youIh-used after dIssI
patton, they wlIhrestore The tone OF the
evstem generally, and remove all un
pleasantsymptoms arising fromtoo free
living.
.JosephiB Nones, Esq Vice President
of The Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for years VITA
nervous headache, 'tdat nothIng would
relieve I'LL he used these Lozeuges. wh'ch
removed it enlIrelv 10 Is minutes.
Dr.sG Hunter l03 sixth Av., has been
subject to vloem attacks Of headache
so as to make him atmost blind for two
or three hours att aime. Nothing ever
afforded him any reIae'itill-he tried these
tLozenges, and they cured him ih few
minutes.
DIR. A o Csstle. lO4 sixth Av., has
used them repeatedly and never kne"
them to fail.
Pnee,25 cents per Box,
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4pE. Peters Vegetable AMti-
bilious Pills,

are the most UnrIvalled remedy ever DIS.
covered by the ingenuity Of maR. They
are sovereign cure for the following
complaints: Yellow and Bilious Fevers
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Group, Llv
.erComplsint, Sick Headache, jaundIce,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, EDiarge-
menl Of The Spleen. Piles, Colo, Female
Distractions, Heart burr, ,Furred tongue
Nausea, DisteHsioBs Of the Stomach and
Bowels, Incipieat Dlarrhea, Flatulence
Habitnal CosliyeHsss, Loss of Appetite,
EBIotched or SallOw Complexion, Bdin
all cases oi Topor Of thegBa@eIs, where
"a CathaItic or an Apelient is needed.
Jhey are exceedingly mild III their
operation, producing neither Nausea,
Gripping, nor Debility. They are exten.
IsIveIy used and commended by PhGcti'
sing Physicians, IN all parts of theUnion,
from WHOM any quantity of certificates
oi their value can be obtained.
DR. J 6 Saith, of Woodstock. Va,
says:-"T'hey are a better Pill than |
can make." ,HeTecommends them to
all.
The Agent at Slrasburg, Va says he
supplies families for thirty miles around
with Peters Pills, aHd they perform such
remarkable cures that they are preferred
to every other medicine.
Mrs e Ward, ofNew York, was irou
bled with>Dyspeps and'Liver complaint
for fifteen years. By using these vaGa
bic Pills short time, she was complete
.Iy restored.
Miss Clark, daughter, of Col, CLARK,
was afflicted with Irregularities and Oh.
stucitOns, attended with most Distress
sing symptoms. She was cured by us.
ing DR.. Peters Pills.
Ron..E D Davis was afflicted with
rheumatism so as TO be unable To dress
hImseif. Three boxes Of Peters pills
entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonials We
say to all. try DR.. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS. and we will guarantee that alter.
wards you will use them in,Pre!erence
10 all OlheTe.
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R ( M OV AL.
Hats cheap for ready pay,
but NO Trust

The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public gener-
ally thathe has commenced the Hating
business ia all its various branches in
The new FRAME BUILDING -Stidger's
Row, Lisbon street, CarroIIlon, OhiO.-
lie intends to keep on hand large
assortment Of HATS Of his own man
ulaclure, and we'll selected stock ol
the most fashionable eastern hats Of
the latest style and hest quality. He
can sell Far Hats at from>$1 toe$Ii,
or one-thlrd cheaper than any other
eslabIishmentin the Western country.
All hate Of his OwH manufacture will
be warranted. Call aud examine before
you buy elsewhere.
/, .Wheal, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all-kinds OF produce taken al
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be, paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
Canolton, Aug. III, I843,
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Medfcdted and Fancy LozSnge Ware
house, l47 Main Street bctweea Third
G.d Fourth. Cincinnati, Ohio
SHERMAN'SCOUGHLOZENGE
Are the saf lest, most sure aud IF Ctual
remedy for Coughs, Colds. CDnsnnp-
IONS, Wn0opIng eulgh, As'hmt, light
lrss nlthe i.ngs or chest. &c. lh,
proprietor has neVer'kuuWu an'Iustaice
where they dil not give perfect satlsfac
non. Several 'hous and boxes have been
sold during the post year. restog,ng to
health persons IN almost every Stage Of
consumption, and those lahOring under
The most Distressing colds aud coughs
They Go mot check aud dry up the
cough, but .rendcrtt easy.PFomo'r ex.
peclora'lon, aliay The tickling or lrrlIa
uon, and remove The .proxlmale or, ,excn
ing causs.
The Rev Dr.. 'Eps'mond, Of thts CITY
gave afew tog lady,a Iritnd Of his,
who had been given up by her phy yslcIin
aud friends as IN .he last stage Of con-
sumption. The first Lo2enga gave her
considerable -relIei. so lhel she wis en-
couraged TO persevere ~ thar use; and
through the Blessing Of GOJ they reslo-
red he. 10 perfect health.
MIR. G 7 Matthews. 6. Caroline stree
suffered a year with hard tight cough
pain inthe side, spilling Of 6lood, aHC
all the usual symptoms Of consumplion
The Lozenges rel,eved'hIm immed,aleIy
aud IN a lew weeks restored him 10 per
leot health. lilo says they are lhe-grea
est cough medicine in The world.
Over 5000 persons have given thei
names wIlhin the last year ne 'reIeI
ence Of the wonderful virtues Of lbes
Cough Lozenges They cure all Iecer
cases lu lew hours, seldom rcqurln
more than one day to entirely eIadIcut
The most distressing ones.
Price only rs cents per box.
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From The New York w Watchmar

From The New York w atchmaV
CopertS Balm If Life - Weiuvne the
parWcuiT auenllou ot our readers to THE
most excellent medicine advertised IN
tins ptpoI II VI Tay relyor lhe Uni
ted testimony of numbers Of The first phy
sicians NJ this country, then we must
admit This GIxture TO be one Of the most
valuable articles Tor the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever disc OVeTed And ob
sarRe, In this respect how much il differs
from the numerous nostruRs so muck
puked in the papers Not ore OF those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received theapproval Of any
Considerable number Ofthe medical pro
fesslon Bw at is not so with Covert'a
Balm of Life. 1t is a remarkable tact
hat this medicine has been approved by
a large number dt regular physicians,
10 whom the recipe has been submitted,
a fact that cannot be affirmed by any one
of the quack medicines which abound
al the present day
For sale at the Drug StoFe of Robert
KrnHedy; and at lhe Slore cf Jackson
+ Thompson, CarrolI,on, Chic "A Iso
B'ker and Denpsler, Leesburgh, Car
rol Icuumy
COrrollon, Nov. II, l84s
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Administrators A Notice.

Nouce Is hereby gwen that the under
sigaed have heeu duly appointed Admin
istratcrs Of tbs estate OF William Watt
late Of Perry township, Carroll eoubty
Ohio, anJ are authorized to settle the
.eame. Persons having clsims against
SAID estate, are requested 10 present them
duly authenticated for settlement; and
sthose who are indebted to said esta1e are
requested to make immediate pay menl
DAVID WATT. ] 49,,
WILLIAM WILEY, "u"' u
August l6, IS43.
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Whitley, Green Co. Pa. !
May llth 1913. 5
Mr.. 3 A. FdhReS.ack &. Co.

NniIelVI JT6eN hO. IA. \
May nth 1913.
Mr.. 3 "A. FdhaeS,ack g. Co.
Dear Sir:-.I have been using your
Vermliuge IN ny practice for a number
Vi years and find II the most sure and
safe Worm Destroyer lhatl ever had.
was called To chIId SIX or sevea
years old, 10 My l842. which was lhen
40 spasms with the worms. / gave il
one vial ofyour NeTmlfuge, agreeably 10
directions, aud the child passed 440
,worms. In II lew weeks. ! gave 1t an
other vial, and il passed 900 more ma
king ~ all $40 worm, The child recav
,red Immedialey, and hao enlpyed good
heath ever smce.
/ have Prescribedit it 10 many other
cases, IN which II has broughtaway goo
aud 800 worms.
JONATHAN MoRR1s
B. A. Fahnestock's Anti Bilious Pills
A gentle but efficient calharlic, express
~ adapted for a family physic; and are
not surpassed By any other pill IN use lo'
all cases in which n caiharlic was ind
Gated. They will operate thoroughly J
without gripping. PlIce % els. for a bca
cou, inlng 80 pills.
Pnemoaic or Cough Balsam "A val,
able remedy for Coughs ahd Colds
Price 25 c'ns
Cough 4 zenges.- These Lozenge'
pnss IS all the virtues Of the best Cougl
S,rups, are convenient TO carry in tn,
pocket and very pleasant 10 The taste
Pr'ce % cents.
Carmiadt,ue LdzsHgsS, for the cure o
the SunmeI compliant. As the seasou
is now approaching in which bowe
complaints are always very FoGblesom
as well as dangerous, every tamil
should he provided with box OF Ihes
Il zanges, which f used according I
directions, will certainly cure. Ptic'
, rs cents
Liquid 0opodeldOc This Penetratin
article possesses double the strength
. the common 0podeldoc. is more cle0nl
: aud much more conveniently apple
. Price rs cents. For sale Nv
q Il. KENNEDY, Druggi'
e Carroll en- OHIO.
- July 81, lS43.
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several haudred caoes, aad always Win
success. boy IN boatd oi one OF lhe
lIaVre Packets was cured o fits W oay
one dose ol them.
Price on!y rs cents per box.
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SHERMAN'S WORM LozENGES

SHERM.AN7S WORM LOZENGES,
Prosed Ia more than 400 0O0 cases, 10
be inlallible; theo0Iy certain Worm de
syoylng medicine ever discovered
Many diseases arise from worms, and
occasion long aud intense suffering, aad
even death, without their ever bVng sus
pected; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, md are dOcluFed for
various complaints, wthout any beI eft,
Vhen Que dose Of these Lozen2eS wou,d
speedily cure them,
Symptoms of Worms Pain in tho
ioinls or l,nl0s, offensive breath, pcklng
at the nose. grinding oIthe teeth during
sleep, and at times a paleness about The
Hips w,th flushed cheek =; bleeding atlhe
nose, a ghswing Al the slumaCh, fishes
si heat over the surlace Of Tie hody. slight
chils or shVerIngs, headache. druNsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, Disturbed droams
sudden starting in sleep with fright and
: screamIngi sometimes Troublesome
cough, leverlshness, thirst, p Sl'd hue
: fls, bad tastein The mouth. dRhcuh brep
ahmg, pain IN the elomach aud bowels
y laugne, nausea, eqnewmlshness, vCTi
. ciods appetite, ieOnnrss, bIosIed STOMACH
% or limbs, gripings, shooting pains IN va
rioas parts d the BODY, sense ulsome
thiog RISING in the throat itching of tn
anus towards night q frcQueut desire t
p,ss something from the bowels, an
le sometimes discharges Of slime Oudmu
y Gus,
: DR.. Galen Hunter, i08. SIKH Az
= knew a child that was cured OF FITS b
. these LoEenges, after three years. sutIi'
ing, and when nothing else woald gi'
the enst retseG, He has used them
this practice for the last two years
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Tamncr's oil by thc barrel

A. D. Thayer T. Co. have received
this day few barrels ofthe above arti,
Gle, which they will sell very low, those
wanting tho articlewiII please call be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Bolivar Sept. I, 1913.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!s
10 00U sold yedriv
Ony I2t cents ap,ece!i!!
SuER MANS POOR MANS PLAS-
ANN


TER.
The hest sNeng ,hpHlng plaster in the
wor d, aud snvprcIgn remedy flV pa,os
Or weakness m the back, lorns, s,des
breast, neck, limbs, j,lns, rheumatism,
lumhago, &c. &c. One million year
will not supply the demand.
Several persons have called nj ths
warehouse, 10 express their surprise and
thanks, AT the almost miraculous cures
these plas'rrs have effected.
JOS W Hoxie, ESQ.,, who'had been so
afflicted with rheumatism, az 10 be unS
bile 10 dress himself without assislanc.
was enabled. after wearing one onI, ops
nI9h', to get UP in the mprning, nut On
hrs clotbes, and calI at our ,ffice with
eyes heamog with jAv, and hls tongue
Paui'ng 'ortb the aIadness Of HE heart
At the sudden and s,gaol relief he had
received from he best oi all remedies.
Only i2i cents a plaster!
A fresh supply just received by the fol
lowing agents
9hck'on Il Thompson. Carrollton.
o'""n " AIWei, Ilano,er.Agcnla
! Augusta.
D. r. Thom's e. Co. l47 Main stree,
C'Or'ona'', General Agents lOr lhs IVES.
terra coanlry.
! 1nAe Ash IsSa
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NHADEDER,

5000 pounds Of madder for sale a
"a low prices as can be bought at any
other establishment in this or the adioin
lag counties, either by the barrel or sin
sIe pound, by
A D THAYER & Co.
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aAE STATE OF OHlO,l =,
CARROLL COUNTY, So
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
William Osle, Adminis.A
traitor with the will an
nexed Of James Nc,
Combs, deceased,
'US.
Elisabeth McCombs (wid.
ow) Leslie MoCombs,
James McCombs, Mil p.,.,.-
Ter McCombs, John IN 1'|'O" , 70
McCombs, Samuel Wy. '''' ''N"""'
hndt and Eliza Wyandt
his wife, Gilbert Thomp
son g. Susanna Thomp.
son his wife, Devlsees,
Heirs at law and legal
Representatives of sud
James McCOmbs decd j
The said defendants are hereby mott
fied-That on the Bob day Of August A.
d, l843, said Administrator filed his pc
Iition in said Court of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, the Object and
prayer Of said petition is TO obtain an
order, &C., at the next Term oil said court
for the assignment Of the dover Of the
said Elizabeth McCombs, tho widow oil
the said James McCombs, deceased, in
and for the sale Of The following real es
tate, or so much thereof as may be HeCes
sary TO pay the debts Of sad deceden,,
10 w.t. The east half Of the north cas-
quarter Of section l2, IN township IA
Of range 6-(except ten acres heretofore
sold 10 Francis Reynolds, known anC
described IS follows: Beginning" (fO
boundary "at tho south east corner, u
the quater post Of said half quarter
thence running Dorth twenty perche
with The section line, thence west eight,
perehes. thence south twenty percbrs
with the line of Thomas Stewards land
and from thence 10 the place Of begIl
ing")-in tho dls,ricl Of lands directed l.
be sold at SteubenVIle, OhIo--lhe sam
being situated in said county Of Carol
which said petition will be for heannI
at The next term OF sud court.
WILLIAM OGLE, Adminislfato
with the will annexed Of James MSCumb
deceased.
BY PEARcE, STAHKwEATHER Il JARVIS
Sept |, l843. his solicitors.
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U' u VI L1lI VI llasA5
u ESPECTFULLY intorms the clh.
II zns of Carrdllon & vicinity, thai
he is prepared, at his shop, two doors
esst If The CaWolton HaH, to carry on
the aheye business ioall q various bran
ches, Ia th0 neatest and most substantial
manner. Those who favor him with
thsrr custom, he tl,tters himself, will moi
regret it, as il will behs constant aim 4
give general satisfaction.
Carollton, April 2, ls4s