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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

CORPORATION NOTlCE-Pu5Iic notice :.
hereby given. that petition has bon presented in rh..
bpa.s9 Aldermen t- sidewalks ot, I'M ,oIfi,IS.
sd OF tef tszst between .aEIck HuIson-strsets
siss Interested The above IetItIOn and having bi.s
ions 20 thu sane -s-, 20 present tfarn m Gir,os -,
is Street omEl!a''. Office before the 2S Of Ma
iytp. JOHN kWtS street CpulnlssIo,-r
ott-rt commissioners Office MAY i2h 1873 mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16
CREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA-

GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANAtEA.-
II Principal otc- 2 Brqai"ay Al the New Yors iatsn,
ica=, whoso. l rei ii may hereafter be found It the
General Depot 81 Broadway mere Col Lonsi.y The ro-
pristar oa HI Immediate trnt viii be found IN attendance
This Jle,ciuc Designed rak, tn p 'ce % the whole tribe
y CehaT,ic pills such general use and thu, rrosnul-
HE ryrectationi based on hr following considerations -
pleasant ttkr Il IS entirely vegetable Il thoroughly
cleanses mach a bowels The tire mpartlu,
tone and vyor nuclS costiyies Il, operation
:cnsle ra,tabe, AID freely sken BY chi lfen. More
over, IS not the whole world quite rred Of Pills
IL istna the tuie., b considered nearly specific
Cy Jnd country csr,iiC7tt, from many rronnet gentle
aud phys,c,5ns u 10 found the urge sd small BIZ
and with e agent. Pce - 80 per bctc For sale by II.
Brd.t ~ GArd-s eet; a.i, y tnr,s 90 a,harine5t
y T. Albro. }7l Bower j. stewart 2j.,tnet aud n
Avenue t. Il, t-n To-. corner JaEeStect aud Eighth
Avenue T. r Marshall cor Broadway and l2tl'tret; /.
;lmousou II uiSon.Strrtt: " a. walters, 40 lanlt
J. t. Bus. 20 SrmtOn.srset; lG3 Houstut-sr.i Dr..
). Alden 81 rearis,reet; Dr. VI II Buni DO Chad,
Oliver Deiomss ), Co. 20 Chatham; J,s Huds 10 Broad
street. BvooylYN.-J g. Howard, 20 Fuiton; J. W. Smith,
li2 Fulton; q f.. Mountain 3f Fulton, and w r. Begroye
South Gsoohyn; \. L. Won BoSkrrck md {. 7. * 6; e.
Perry Hobosrn, D.. r IL Z,bs.ir aud W. stone Jersey
CITY; J. f rrippe aud " 7. Mercer, Newark, y. j.
ti..fp :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

.tr+ NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
A.,.Sr 25h Mly.-rhe splendid fast sailing packet iaip
HERIDAN, CAPT Depey,rT, Will sail positively A.
above her re:uls. DAY Tie ships OF his line AL 100 tons
burten aud upwards and their accommodations fer cabin
cond hin and passengers well Known,
pe5or any Other line Of ackel. For passage early ap
should be- made board,
W. 81. T. TAPSCOT1. % Peck sin, cor. south l.
The Sheridan VII sail from Liverpool th 18Th Juy, AZ
orag ->os wishag send for their friend. tatoahe
opRoumity Of having them brought her or any the
REGULAR line .SoEab" terms and those wishing rnIt
money have Drafts foe any amount. PAYABLE demand an
all the Principal Towns ui gland, Ireland aud Scotland
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ORIGINAL GRAHAM HOUSE, convenien,

Z 1hIFI-NlL
O,nd ay house orne :, s. Barely, street, WIT
food the most eonr eien' for H'a' Shaii oe
u RezS5s R55ra fitted up IN ,ison the common e,
coYnraoiarou Of pl-io. hee every IrTras5t
n ryis 81 iarisia. one volume the Library Gu eater;
M or departing STRANGERS from abroad VIII aoS *
,ob.cco c,n have Judgement, aud esh grease ard aaF
cotcs OF al kinds vii be d'>e15aed
,i si 1 RI, sc B Bill ian ..lss ,ratf
JTNTON HALL, At SARATOGA >PhlNl e,
lThs subscribers nav The r'eas37s OF a-,ia @ ~
ioa Hall which " Ill X opened 70. company, on non
his s,t-s,e Es,tbsh.nen; we known 4 seaTeslS
70 y,lur- eripon sa;hc- TO say OCCUPIES 1tIon's Of
100 re; Bscay-aF ard SossEss 80; 5 ,i,
Tn sflciou; = cos. piaaS Halls add tiatias se
IL, sli5hltul tisuea plsrr wounds cNy1f ae9, lou
.rzs IanJ wi'-it. Close vicinity 10 ;hr jas,iy
Congress Saac ne about 2lo istt Nsst'} e-"eis II
The internal arrangements the esH 81 many ysets 81
aayious study t,a- b under The lrsctlon 81 or. o. S,
present prrieor> i the LIST Is yearsl 10 reet the wishes e
Inc bss,ns who have been pleased aqua 2ad ,sj,n e "a
-runiI- this Establishment contuaanc- e winch WI" =
the untiHs ann Of the pforetors TO EsstH " PUTNAM
saratos, Springs. Nay 9th 1888 mZLl w
GREAT rj BttC BENEFIT n.
HALF \ MILLION OT DOLLA',S Is aHRtialIy
lost b the American Public shroas me Er'Il I 1r f
tsriJ In, 6uc ben f,ublic d<ideltam and = l,S q rs,
5ga teuqd IN GlLBSRTS LsAsh ,6 sn5 et
L, t- most unersia- aud ny come 1ai % = S % e.
naseafl t,lG On ~ !Egnt ~; III Fri I i,tira
. " Slu,. aatr .,i by COMMITTEE aIuoin'-
ID institute Of ycAthe celebrated Chemist pt HIL.
one ans, I'll o{Gg si EFT D. FATHER PRE-
,evs.I the SILVER hlED,L 81 tfF Institute
and The high cuinv o Dr. Chiffon whom tn puhlic Az r.
ferre for proof OF IIi statcFGen b y! these aS Q, ,,
n,st.1,ci< and vile i.rcsitiaus. thu pubic cannon " @
riolS JGi IN af Ehagtase 20 nut me Nus - w. H.
-, tu,i ali .Sble DISPUTE advertiser submits 20 le
III ,'o,rrrs cric':s san t,- most public md e
,tabls rrop'sors OF Livery s3S,s IN FL Dr. lsls
Tbs Cee rhat have used tiiIierIs L,,ter tfy Va.
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GREENWICH pOTTERy
2Sl "Esr EIGHrEESrH-.rzEEr
h..tIs-.-.-.- q / u. Z

-r- heilree! sth and l0:h .ire1riss
hE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
~ Inc 'tiIc 70 tn great variety Of articles nanu
n tbs -Stahlshrnrnt-such Is SroxE-W. Rr E,gTt5s.
~ .Ai OFT SBLE scRS,cEs. Crni>gr Pors tigLEy.
90 = IL Los'EE fots Own TILE, Backs APP Jl,is
A. ti' : re only establishment Of The kind IN tn c
m 42F= Artlclss manufactured the psfl,ir -. a.
1a;rt si all order, val Be attended to with p.6mnne and
i3,.S y 5'iity' Glt on ne iaa.t tberai terms
\ graf Improvement his BIN mad IN poz =
rCRAGEs and tn sizes enlarged and w4rrsnreJ <Gt, =,
M n ti- city M ia WASHIStiT0E SIfII.tj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

GeGtrnvi, all tlst, by whomsoerer possessed
Texas i Likely 10 Be SlaNehod,aS country dud frankly
ayow my r,,irs uqwIngnes do any thing which shall
extend the Slavery of tie African tis Continent es
add Other Sa,eoldiag States to tie Union. When say
that regard slavery nlei great mo-a social polti-
cal evil ony language winch has een adopted by dis
agused men tfqns.lye, citizens Of Sa,ehodiug
shall do nothg therefore, favor encourage IT, fur
ther extension"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

TN CIlANCERY-Iefo the Chsncellor.-Rlca'
Lard s Williams vs.. Hugh Miller C..h pur.uaneedi
i.cretal order Of this Court made IN the above .ilir' e
under Tie direction the subscriber The MASTER iItiss
BY r. H. Ludlow, Auctonecr al the Merchants Ekchas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

~ CHANCERY, Eighth Circult-4ae p -
Commissioners Of the Stat- OF NewYOrk vs.. ur ~ y
hereby gi.ra pur'u99nt. e ~ ~
the subscriber ha, b~en 4uly appointed Recr'rrf q "a att
y and effects OF The aid BANK OF Buffalo, mat s4
referred OF the M&st~TS 81 ths CouT 81 80 "A
county Of tre, other things, take ana ~ al
count Of al the demands Of 2ny cesepoon AsA ak, ,4
Bank Of Buffalo and enable tn sad Master " . ~
state SAID account, md or the general pucss
the statute all the creditors Of ;- sad Bsnk o. ,
tt sad Bank Of BeIs!o aT 20 Jam. cmeser u
ter harlng said re-teuc. charge his ofhef -. U5
Buffalo. oy The l};h day OF September mkt sn
20 this sun and default thereof they VIII DC III
from all benefit Of the decree which shall b. mad ~ aes
and from any distribution which shall BE- made uf
Gre. Buffalo March IN. 9Th lsIl. ,os,h
IRA 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank oi .in's,sn
JANE. l-~-ss~~~ A@s@--- Al Chascesy. iaas'
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STATE OF NEW YORK, SIN Chancsely-
- Before the Vicr Chancellor Of the first Ccali e. s
Douglas Crger, AZ &c. Charles Sa:ory, :.
New York, viii be sold pablo auction, aHdt t e.
oh2 TIE undss''sn" on Of tie M4stsf OF 'ne ~ s
M l.Ichans Exchange Ia the city 0f New fcjk, VI III,
J. swift Auctionerr gu the twentieth l2p] DAY o. &
next a D. 1889 At II O'Clock OF that day. osa
and thr -tofehou4r building thereon erected stus ~
and benz ~ the tIat W AID Of the city Of New YORK m
inr northTriy SIDE Of Beaver street, lately IN
81 l3t' 81 and he property Of Arson Blake mace
- ~ joseph Bridges, City Surveyor ana d Sc,
ork " hbl No $50 Of conv-yances pages 81 % "a 81:
lr 3ih o' sS bounded aud containing as !9bors ~,
ef!y b. lot number two on SAID map dfY9ur i ,:,s
inches; noherly in the rear, By land Of A. Post
l,et one inch; and westerly by land Of IN
nlne iert inches Dstrd N-w York Apnl SI,
1873 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, SiAstsI IN 1h1''''
l"LS HoaE Ccmpts Solrs. k,owg .
y. y. The premises above deScnbsd are no" s,urn9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

Coal, COAL, COAL,
HI WORKING MANS COAT. YARD
.'lLs tra removed now i-rrnan=,ly located AZ r6
- " a- corner OF Greenwich md ChristOpf.f-s,s
- t!p5i-9ss are now and all Continue %
aie GL5 ron her c9lll--s 9nai b. ,eE,elrs The
9r5,i ~ - Feaeh Orchard Red 81 Gal, which thy
49, - ~ a resi- r: ce!t love-. thin .ay L. lie ci;y
We" I me inntlq''ias pElcrs viii show: '
S.-s ild Broken, screened and d-iye!el ~ s5o
Lump --- - .--'- ! .
MT - - : - - 1 .
ne business Of The all viii be conducted By rh nb
c<,, -s ,,e solicit Inc patronage Of tie public ,eir old
\ note through ,- Post Office VIII receive prompt .-prion
ma g, WI DAVIS
JAS. FERGUSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

DRAFTS on IRELAND. &c.--Persoo, wish
- Ing TO END money 10 th-r friends In the Old Countrv
can u .uiiled WITH drafts for lats. OF small amount,
81. o 3 demand ,oqt discount the .tonal 14d Proyin
si pans OF lta- sGd Br4uches Sl-ssrs. Jln-s Bull
9s o. b2Hkers, L0ndoEJ Barred < Co. txct.ng- ard
D,esun[ B-aE Liverpool Eastern Bank scotland Green
Sch eaaAias company aad oit William Forbes Hunter <
% scotland, and post throughout EnaI,nd
Ireland Scotland and Walls on application ~
q Peek Slip. corner Of So1b ~ 91 IS,r.y-
Drai and Passaze Certificates forwarded By the Resair
Ils gu ls L' IN l5h i6th, 10Th and 25h AID 5y he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

JUN &c! M ADAMS,
SETH NJ. GATES,
WILLIAM SLADE.
WILLIAM B. CALHOUN,
JOSHUA r GIDDNGS,
SHERLOCK J. ANDREWS,
NATHANIEL B. BORDEN.
THOMAS c. CHITTENDEN,
JOHN MtTTOCHS,
CHRIS STOPPER MORGAN,
JACOB ". HOWARD.
VICTORY BIRDSEYE
ElLAND HALL.
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He lodges the Constitutional objections as

Having acquired Louisiana and FLORIDA W. have an IN
tes! aud lESgt'v[ on ii. Gu Of Meuce aud along
interior 70 The saelnc which vii permit Us 10 close opr
ryesoI fold our arms with indifference 20 the evca,s which
s" years may disclose Ia that qraes We bay- alreadv
bad one question Of boundary with Texas other question,
OF necessary intercourse, whichiJ s Dc dificqlt 10
The Rstt'oHs q TfES, aud her reieto.s ,ri, Other
orer1"ents, ere IA that condo, trajca Relsnes her
people ttcho are e'T ooofiyhee to Unife Their deslies
tc:ih cars Tal> Nv:c ny POM soor, or NOT Az Ill
Tse arr numerous tribes Of Indians along bolh frontiers
which easily become the the Instrument OF box.
Pacific Nopovei can restrain it. The pioneer from our
Asc ssaboaEd will soon kiudle ms hrcs and erect n,
caSin beyond the Rocky Mountain. and On the Calf OF s..
'iosnla II Nahonmed comes not the mountain the
mountain Will 20 10 Mahcmmsd. Every wear adds new d.
hcuteS to progress uAura aaj inevitable as the
eG,reh' OF the Mississippi These difficulties VIII soon
like MOUNTAINS nterposed
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49, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES-Th.
~ >sus'eIosT hss hand and continues 10 make TO or
--<--N-1'-F al sInds OF Grocer. Baker Milk Fs-nJ
souir2 tTo aad tcur hor4- Fiaht4oa Wagons A ,
I'M, oi hight Carriages which IL VIII sell 81 nrirc -
9'e 'ihvS. TIMOTHY W. MILFORD sun
P.fs-.,o of4nse, Essex &c. New Jersey
James Bs.ty. 20 Washington .rr--r
CaiFn Condit s,8 Ch-rrT strr-r ~ sloctI' wa
Charles Hilkburgh 5t2 Watsr xrras, BINS may " seTH
GeoEzs J. Price. 10: East Broadway' ala collin.
300 Bones iirst quality Family Soap for sale
- Glow Tor cash b. F. F. EDDY 2. Old Sip aplga
Sf)OnBARRELS OF LINE, of the best quail
rb @ VIII Be contracted for eny part during
esx se1son, and Good city bounds and mortgages
oe' Cd N payment Address Line" Tribune Once. sfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

" AsIIINE TON, JAN To, Io4J.
Dr,a SIR YOU al, have expressed the opiuou that
TeSc> would BE- annexed TO the United answer
Yes and this opinion has been adopted without eilet
,ioa, without careful observation Of causes which BE-
lie,e rapidly bringing about thiS result do ot know
how tr these hav made the impression on 9th
bu, persuaded thai the time distant when they
VIII be i IN all their force The erciienen which You
apprehend pa, but viii be temporary and IN the
end Sai,rGrg'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-11
CarroIllon, July 2s, lS43.
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby gwen lhat the un,
derslgned have been appointed Admins
traitors of the estate Of John LIouze. de .
ceased, late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
Those who have claims against said
estate, are requested 10 present them,
properly authenticated for settlement,
within one year from Ihi5'datc, and those
indebted will make immediate payment.
JACOB ULMAN, ! .1,
ELIZABETH IlOUZE, "O' 10
August Ii, 1913.
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nrNO OTICGnn

The subscriber respectfully informs
his patrons that this No. Of the Fee
Press ends his second year. lie is
prepared 10 settle with oil those who
have not, as yet, paid up--and if his pa.
irons are as willing and anxious 10 nave
the books "Squarei" as no is, they will
surely come up TO The Uo,k immediately
H. w COLLIER
Carrolon, July 2S, lS43.
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son Of Marln Andrews. Esq, cut his
throat with razor on Friday last. lie
was one Of the wealihest and most res
peclObIe men Of the place, had been but
a short time married and had just re
turned from tour 10 Europe. Ho went
to a stable and deliberately cut his throat.
No cause is assigned for The rash act
A man named J Norris committed
suicide on Saturday, also al SteubenviIe
by cutting his throaI.-Pi1s, Chronicle Of
August /.
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TGl5DGIAE NOTICE

DOClOP j. VI. APmstrOnr
having returned 10 CsrroIlon, with ,he
intention Of making it his permanent res.
ldencei tenders his professional services
to the the citizens of Carrollton and yicin
ity. Having been parronized literally
while associated with DR.. Hunter he
would now ask for himself share Of
public patronage. and he hopes 10 be able
TO give satisfaction to all those who NAV
give him a call.
Office on Main street, two doors West
of. M. LytIe'S formerly H A Stidgersl
store room, and directly opposite Hunter,
and Morrson's Law office.
lis old accounts will be in bis own
hands, and those wishing to settle will
call at bis Office.
CarrOllon, June 80, lS43.
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Sherim's Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ OF Alias Vehdi
EGponGS, issued out of the Court Of COM
mon pleas for Carroll county, Ohio. aud
10 me directed, | will offer for sale at
the door Of the court house in Carroll
ton, on Saturday the 23d day of Sep
tember next, between the hours oI 10
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock ?. NJ the
following described real estate, To wit:
Lots No IL, 8, and 65. in the Town Of
Malvern, with the improvements there
on. Taken IN execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August II, lS43.
Printers Ice | so.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, bv virtue
of writ Of Alias f ia 6! len ia issued
out of the court OF common pleas for
Carroll county, Ohio, aud to the directed ,
| will offer for sale the following real
estate, to wit: The undivided half Of the
North East Q larler OF Secnon IL, Town
ship Is, and Range S. with the eimprove
ments thereon, Taken in execution and
will be sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August u, lS43
Primers Ice so.
ALSO,
At The same time and place, by virtue
Ofa writ Of f. ia et leo ia. issued out of
the court OF common pleas for Carroll
county, Ohio, aud to me directed, | will
offer for sale the following property, TO
wit: Part OF the South Eisl q larter Of
Section 80 Township IA, aud Range
s, beginning one perch east of the south
east corner Of Lot No 7, thence north
10 perches, thence east l6 perChes.
thence south 40 perches, thence west 6
perches TO the place OF beginning. con-
tanning 4 acres, il being 4 Out Lots No,
I3, IA. Is. and l6, as laid out by Eliza.
beth Croxton 10 the town oil CenlrevIllo,
now Carrolton. Also, Lot No. 44, in
Boharl's pInl OF the town of Coulrevlile,
now Carrollton. Also, Lot No. A, in
isaac Alkinson's addition to The town Of
Centrevile, now CarroIllon, with the
improvements thereon. Taken IN exc
Culion aud Will be sold by mo
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
August J, l8t3
Pnnlel'O loo &225
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Attachment.

Notice Is hereby gwen to all persons
interested that at my instance writ OF
attachment was this day issued By Sam
ueI Williams. Justice of the Peace OF
Perry township, in the county Of Carroll
against the goods. chatlIes, rights, cred
its, moneys and effects of Emanuel Cum
mings an absent debtor.
THOMAS CUMMINGS.
July 2I, 1913.
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DnEITpISTITRYa

A.. w. SempIe, resident Dentist
in SleubenvilIe, VIII visit CarrolIton on
Monday The l4lh of August, and remain
three or four days only. Those, there
foro, who wish his services must call
Immediately. References,
C. G. Beatty, d. D.
D l. Collier, Esq,
Rev. J Chambers.
]. Andrews M D.
July %, 1919.
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A large farm without skill, capital,
or industry, is a plague TO its owner.
1t is like what somebody said OF self
righteousness, the more you have Of il
the worse you are off.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-11

Vigorous old agc.-John Quincy
Adams, whose eloquenco and physical
powers are remarkable, was 76 years
Olage on The lllh Of July,
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NOTICE

IS hereby given TO oil persons know
ing themselves indebted TO The estate ot
John Behout, late OF Carroll county Ohio
deceased TO make immediate payment to
tho Undersigned Administrators, and
persons having claims against said es
tate are requested TO present them legal
Iy proven for settlement wIIhIa eighteen
months from this date
IRA G. BEBOUT, Adm.
REBECCA BEBOUT, Adm'A
July 28, 1913.
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Cash for Wheat.

The subscriber will pay Cash for gooC
merchantable Wheat, delivered ut the
Carrollon Steam Mil.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
August IL. lS43.
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R E M 0 v AL.
Hats cheap for ready pay,
Dstt nO Trust

Dstt AhO trust
The undersigned would especially
inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has commenced the Hating
business IN all its various branches in
the new FRAME BUILDING Stidgcr's
Row, Lisbon street, CarrolIon, Ohio. -
He intends to keep on hand a large
assortment Of HATS of his own man-
Ufaclure, and well selected stock Of
the most fashionable eastern hats Of
the latest style aud best quality. He
can sell Fur Hats at from 81 to Sc,
or one-thrd cheaper than anv other
establishment in tho Western country.
All hats of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you buy elsewhere.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all kinds of produce taken at
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
CarroI!ion, Aug. II, l843,
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THE STATE or OnlOj
CARROLL CoUNrr
COUkr or COMMON Pleas.
VacatoH 0flcr March Term, A u. 1913.
Joseph D4ybuG, deman !
danl
Us.
Rachael DayhuF, widow
Of Peter D ybuG, de-. Peftton for
ceased, Joseph Burrer, { Partition.
Hanna Burrer, Calha,
rIne Burner, MJfgoret
Bnuicr, aud Elizabeth
BurrIer, Defendants.
The said defendants will take notice
that the said demandanr, on The eigLth
day Of June, A. D. 1913, fled his pell
ton IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas IN aud for said
county, wherein, as one Of the heirs ol
Petor Day huff, late of Carroll county
deceased, be demands partition Of the
Souih Ed$t Qaarter Of Section hoeiUe, IN
1OWnship tscclOe, Of Range Jiue --suuat
cd III SAID county, and prass Dhai the
dover Of the SAID Rachael DaybuF, as
widow Of the said Peter deceased, NAV
be assigned her in said premises; and
that one equathaGo Of said premises may
be set of 10 him in severalty- Which
said petition will be for hearing at the
next October Term Of said Court.
JOSEPH DAYHUFF,
BY his Attorneys,
Pe0rce, Stdrkwedther, & Jaruis
July ID, l843 -39 6w.
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Attachment.

NoTICE IS hereby given to all persons
interested, that at our instance, writ Of
attachment was this dav issued by Geo.
Pugh, Justice of the Pence Of Harrison
township. in the county Of Carroll, a
gainst the goods, chnltels. rights, credits
moneys and effects Of John ShuItz, an
absent debtor
McELDERRY & MILLER.
July i4lh. 1913,
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Administrators Sale.
July %, ls4a.

BY virtue of an order Of the court Of
common pleas in and for The county Of
Carroll aud State of Ohio, made al the
June Term thereof; A D 1919 the un-
derslgued will sell at public vendne on
Saturday tho 26lh dav Of August, 1913,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and
4 O'Clock ? M Of said day, on ihs premi.
ses, the following real estate to Wit
Lot No % 0 the town Of New Harris.
burgh in said county, with The improve.
ments thereon, subject to the dover es.
tate therein of Agnes Weaver - and also
lots Nos, l6, II and IS, in the town of
Norrstown in said county. Terms
cash,
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Cash for FIaxseed.

The highest price IN Cash will be
paid for good clean FIaxseed on delivery
al the Carrolllou Steam Mil.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
August IL, lS43.
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VIII also sood Office Carroon, during the OF
and November next
pad Those who neglect to within the specified may
addition
Jhe following the Tax hundred dollars for the
year IS43
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THE ACTING PRESIDENT.

On the morning Of The day on which
President Tvier eli New York, dandy,
with more assurance than change, in
slnuaIed himself into the private parlor,
where break fast was laid for his Excel
lency, and commenced operations on an
OmeleHe and veal outlet that lay before
him.
waiter entered with coffee. The
intruder scarcely raising his head or
CeasiHg masticalon, says:
"Ah, John! pour me out half cup of
that cotfee-no more. Capital outlet
this!-Very excelIont toast! milk warm?
always take warm milk in my coffee ;
cold in my tea--strange notion, isn't
III"
"Yss," said John, "it is-il is rather a
strange notion on your part 10 sit down
to the breakfast especially prepared for
the Presidentn
"John." said the man about town.
"JohD, you are vulgar, remarkably vul
gar and insuHerabIy impertiuent. Do
you know me2--do you read the papers?
You say this is the Presidents break.
fasl2"
"Ordered 'IicuIarIy for him, sir" said
John, who began to think he might have
committed some fau@ pas.
"WOll, air, | would have you 10 know
that am at this moment- al this mo
ment, sir-actiug for the President, or
the acting President, as tho newspapers
call it. Fill me glass Of clarst and
quit tho room!" -"
ASK your PARDON, SIR said John;
"Ihought you was one oil the gem'men
wha, sal at the gem'men's table"
When the "acling President" took his
Presidential break fast he loft The room,
humming French air.
This anecdote has been told to US by
"one who knows" and its accuracy may
be relied upon.