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DIANO FORTES.--W. FISCHER has recently
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I Owe AND PATRlO lISM, Poem by Rich
IL ard Stewart Evans, Counsellor-at-Iaw, for sale
at Brooke's periodical agency, and at Tayors, Nor
Iisons and Farnhams bookstores
The following extracts are taken from some Of the
notices:
From the National InfeHigenoer.
LOVE AND PArmoTfsM, a Poem, pronounced by
Richard 5. Evans at Bowdoin College, at the annual
commencement Portand-Chsrlcs Day & Co.
printers
The above is the title Of poem, by Richard S.
Evans Of Washington, which has been just published
in Portland, Maine. The following remarks upon
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vertiser, of September. II was amusing 10 listen
to the observation Of this performance. Nonstnse
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did silly and grand epithets profuscly lavlsheJ.
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ion with Poland Campbell himself has not done bet
ter, sc.
From the Globe.
The following brief alluson to Poland is from
Evans Poem on Love and Patriotism, production
which is highly praised, &c.
From the .8iSrandria GdEent.
Mr. Richard s. Evans is gentleman who has long
occupied a conspicuous station an anonymous
writer in Of the principal literary Journals and
to whom The world are indebted for some Of the finest
specimens Of poetry and learning sc.
april l6-d7wtaw2m
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THIS DAY RECEIVED subscribers aave
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAlMAN is.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
TO any lands wIthin the limits OF the townships above
enumerated, is required to cstabl sh the same to The
satisfac ION Of the Register and Receiver OF the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
Impractical osr seeing his notice and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
OF the township, embracing the tract claimed above
designated otherwise such clam will be forfeited.
THO ~. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
May 10.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured by letters Patent Of the United. States


THE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRETHIAN VEGETA
BILE EXTRACTS.
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~ Beniaaia Brandrelh, Goth January. 1843.
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bers steaesmy language merely altering the name Time win
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k-5'Braadre's Pills the Peoples medicine, proved by
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virtues extending their usefulness he sick of BOTH
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The only Agents for The sale of D. B. Brandreths Vegea
be Universal Pills, in ruscarawas county, ChapA &c
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May 25, 1912. .--.tlf f.....
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NOTICE
Aprll15, 1874.

rs hereby given that the following accounts Of Adj
i ntnistrators and Guardians have been filed IN The
Clerks office of TuscaIawas Court Of Common Peas,
and will be presented for pnssags at the next JuIe
term Of said Court =. go j. q .'... ...,.
Final account of Jacob Keller, GUARDIAN Of Frederick
C, Maria L. Christian E, and Caroline A. Teichman,
heirs Of Frederick Techpan, decreased.
Final Sccoun, of Abraham Beaber Guardian of David,
Daniel, and Rebeeca Gimblns, heirs of John Gim-
lins deceased, .-..,........
Partial accouhtSof Richard Powlroh Administrator Of
the estate of Thomas Church, decreased.
Final account of Charles Korns, GuaFduh Of Holdah
Eandess. y.Eltf'a.u.I.. y-.
Final account of John stoody Admir- Of The estate Of
Catharine Yandi deceased.
Final account of Isaac hosteer Administrator OF The
estate Of Jacob Bamnn deceased ...
Accounts ofJacob j. Miller, Guardian Of Wesley Mar
garet Ann, Emely, and Helen NJ Milet heirs of CoR
rad Miller deceased.
Partial account of Thomas King Adm'f Of the eiliiS of
James B. Morrow de ceased. " t
Partial account of William Hamilton Admr. Of The es1
tate of Christian Flickibger deceased. ,.,.. r
Partial account Of Sanus and John Yanat Adm'rs. Of
the estate of John Yaiidt decreased.
c. II. MiTCIlENER, Cisfk:
April 25, 1874. 4w. Is. 49,,
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LEGAL NOTICE

p THE STATE OF OHIO, Tuscarawas County, 90,
a NTHONY McCrew, Sarah McGrew and Peter BarIIefr,
knwhose places Of residence are unknown will take notice
that On she h day of October A. D. 1843 Joseph Lewis
Executor ~ eob BARTLETT late Of said County, deceased led
in the Office Of the Clerk the Of Common Pleas said
Conaty bis petition representing that the personal asses Of
sad eatator Insufficient 10 discharge the debts Of said
Estate praying Of srS Coart 10 seisO much Of the
Fsa Estate Of which the said Jhcob Bsrtett died SEIZED
win be sufficient discharge said Indebtedness and tile
efhdminsraon Tie Estate descrBedin snd petiiion
s the South quarter ofsecon 25 township 10 and range
g. eouta lining 1903 ea petition will be for hearing at
The merit term said Court commencing 10th June 1844
JOSEPH LEWIS EKr Of Jacob Bartlett,
BY Geo w. Chapman bis SOL
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nHANoEnY MOTTO e.
rHE STATE OF OHIO, TVlelRAWA' C0VN'f'
Philip stulL -.-

Philip stu, J
,,.,., ", :; :, u. IN G"'''"1. G"a'"V,.,,.
TosuUA Dryden and Aan MaA his wis ofhe city OF Pat
- timore, In the State oC Maryland, Whsm n ihe'o"
and John Emerson Whose pUes Of feGsence are UNKNOWN
win take notice that the 5th day OF March Io4l' rnp
s.u filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Court oil Common
Pleas of said county his bill In ChAheety setting fsh among
other things that on or about the sh day Of JuN 1884 said
Dryden sold by contract In writing to one Joseph smh new
deceased Lot numbered THR1YIoUR n the third quaeT u
the seventh township and second range United staes mU
Lands in said county containing one hundred ar Anu con-
traeted to make TO said Smith, his heirs assigns good lR
in lee simple said land upon payment Of the purchase mo-
ney That said Joseph Smith transferred all his interest W SAID
contract John Emerson also now deceaseu VINO during us
life asigtfed his interest In said contract 10 william H. Em
eson bis son. ho the 22d day of December 1885, sold
said Ibndte said Philip u the complainant That said Smith
did moi make complete payment said Dryden but there re-
mains due on the na contract sum- for which said lana
Is vet liable and which said Stu offers to when the A.
mount shall be asceraned Said bill further sets up that SAID
Stall purchased said land Of said William R. Emerson at iti un
value without reference any liability the original contract
with said Dryden and without any knowledge Of said balance
remaining anpad and that he has paid tie said Emerson tho
whole of his purchase money, Said Bill also sets up that Inc
DRYDEN and wife executed deed Of SAID land 10 said
Smith, but that the has been delivered because OF
the payment of the balance of said original purchase mo-
ney Tire prayer of said bill Is that the said Dryden and WIFE,
be deeed deed said premises directly TO complainant
and that the helm of sad Smh and John Emerson, snd tie
said William R. Emerson may be foeclused OF all their repec
tive interests in the said land, aud that complainant may have
against Wia r. Emerson for such sum he shah
be obliged pay to perfect The title said land and for COSTS
Said defendants will take notice that unless they appear
and plead answer demur 10 sf b within sixty day fro
the rising of said at tile next term said complainant n
the next term thereafter win iDoRe be ae said Blu
against ten rs confessed and decree thereon accordingly.
7.... PHILIP STUIL by
G, w. CHAPMAN, his sOi.
Aprl1B 1874 l46H
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HATTEHY,

lrtFiARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of 1uscarawas
County, that he still continues to carry the Hating
business; in all it's various branches His workman
ship shall be of The first quality, hoping thereby to
ceive liberal share Of patronage.
B. All XII 1ds of country produce, taken in ex
change for worb. or outstanding debts.
Feb. 10, 1912.