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nrovsrsn and ourr HOUSE. instead Of hoa.s e noun sI
change Or the n Sssr in s shosi t4s Ny .pls.ss
sss e.s ss ny .a nfl sr @
nothing like natural sleep for before and my Gai
s' IT sE sPGSa Rs assss ss
wi r weigh s Sc s s ss'
piece. e bone m The wounds the sears show ,o5
fss"s:a and = ss ' healed: to S1
spring liaiD was able to walk out doors and when my
ss,sn ss SSsa 81
- a%Yi' ps ii % s1s
i,.ppssd Ike one from he ue III ugat shta
ia%saaSs sp'at Of il as as il dsssrss. :.
shall be happy any time give all the nforna
The has %
owe e a my life u5ss the direction Of wise
'' ''''' ~ SIMiEA sToUGHToN.
been acquainted Mrs. Hm e s A rs he
las, few mon.hs and ayr quent her during that time
@ s & bern
reason believe that she recovered under the use Of Bns,os
49,. AaoRAyArEp cAs M s Or y stkdfhEA. NJ ?.
up % By Physssns By Bso saIsps
AsorHra Pnoor or THE vRIuss or BnsroL,s sARsA-
.r S Of 1s nG
whereas Br.ois sirsspsrs performs rurpsris and
Gle and given il a fair trial.
Mn c. BarsroL-s there have been but few events in
my me the that form: S S
fa gsar BY yS @ on x
dset I Iar Cd. Evident marks Of the
s ba 81 sS: d. s1s
ys g. ess msd sf ID s as @
Imagination fan erisn.ly affecting hs sight.
dangerous and isaraorm Spreading rapidly from ii. knee
NOR
ss's ssss ss s s s s ; %ilssy
es,ion brought into regpson in order to arrest this fearful
we'll @ SS s ssadsa
w, to without ANY benefit whatever to my son. who
c. In On dreadful condition with nine and eating S
df the
With sros its "ss possible ss sgss With
Of the 9si pp sqn sS s to mankind
menced administering to my son Bristos sarsapaa in July
After using for short time discovered chang: for Il.
sh-r Affections. al Of which am happy say, with heart
s e Ts sy SS ID Ss
eo t. S . s
i" with ss %s Ct
desire to see my SON at An NJ g hs. e.. street
Another remarkable feature about Brstels sarsaparll,
5od .s
Gle never becomes like Of the preparations which
have attempted the reputation II this popular
uee The happe feature Of all is that the patients cured
by this medicine, stay cured.
Il lMronrAsr AND NECESSARY CAur,os:-Bris,ols sar
apaa has a red stamp the cork OF the bottle which
the written Of &. G.. Bristol None
Inc.
General Agent No 20 Courtlandt se New Yok and al re-
tail the following pacesAilhans Pharmacy. 1888 Broad
w; Badesu, 900 Bowery; Rushton Co, 40 Broadway
street; John s, me. Fulton ana Water street. Dr. Miiarr
corner Of Broadway and John street; Robert Legge,
street, Alfred Hill sd7 G.eenYh street; 4 c9daiag
and Eighth street; Philip M-kl 1888 Grand street. Daniel
Tucker 800 Grand street f. H. Whippe, iS Diy ion
John c. Hart Grand and Norfolk streets; H. T. Moss Crane
and Cannon STREETS Ns Hayes, Brooklyn and Henry Buel
So York street Jersey City. n30 Gtlawsec
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Thersceips barley Mt tide wser the close Of the 81
week of November 7ss 634 bushels The aggregate
receipts OF -four at tide water in ls43 24 bbls
and OF wheat 81 ASS bushels
In Cleveland, Ohio, the 22d inst sale of so bbls
four good brand made at and $50 bbs favorio
bran,s at So So; wheat at 73c; clover seed at SO So
FLoua There was but little animation in Baltimore
the 27h inst for Howard street -four Sales of several
hundred barrels good mixed brands made however
at 81 49, which is the uniform price, Settlements for
cepts by cars at 81 l2t City Mills fosr, 81 49, Sales
OF wheat continued 10 be made steady prices, viz SO
20 cents for good to strictly prime Mary land reds and in
ferior to good at IS s3c red So 9Oc for
good, and sac for prime; new white Maryland aud Virgil
MIA corn, at 80 40c; yellow at al q Acc and old
white at ac old Pennsy vana yellow, 49, "A and 45c
in quality; oats at acc.
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B l. A G X w o o |
TO TAILORS.

THE Second Edi ion Of Snemet celebrated work on cut
ling garments Of every description style Of elegance
equaed IS now published and ready TO- delivery Those who
desire TO avail themselves Of the advantages be derived
from the use Of the INSTRUCTIONS contains would do well
square, and contains y elegant diagrams o all the
OF garments at the day. with full and annie
tons Tor cutting and scientific The follow
to the merits Of the book =
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treaties Cutting Garments, with pleasure
work complete in s and practical
caton to cutting superior heretofore published either
Henry Son, Daniel Cutter. Stats Banker Charles
Cox, H. W. Trynn Co.. b. +. Homer, James Daily John
Haviland j. ii. Banker. 80 -
above be obtained Of the author No ll3 Broadway
New YORK. n30 I'm sec
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STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA.

STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA
&f>6> MERCHANTS and others hayir 2 letters
NEz4S&EYMw and parcels for any part { Europe may
A1OCONFlDENTLY RELY on their being
4E4k4x18 forwarded by the Britannia, leaving Boston
" sli street This Day, Saturday before quar,ertoi
our errane enens for the delivery parcels
house. ADAMS II Cf' 1880
MO ltrc Wall street.
SHIP BALTIMORE FOR HAVRE-The unfayorabIe
weather will the ship be detained until Tuesday
the Sd prosmo. ma afro
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9 mar heavy weather during the spill.
s'f fs : s s..n ;,s S., ss
PerrJrs Ia nro% M arr at Nassau the ih Brig
,o Brig Sarah Bogp Peekns Is days from Mobile with cot
with sfn naval ET% .ios sas mewans Day. from Nsye NC
My s S 'sssd at anchor below
Nc Sch. Ave- 5css Washington
Cissadoa Mary 'e &asu ss and Z E TAo m
schr sci,uas Baker, days from Alexandria with -four to
sehr Ansenora Herick days from Alexandria, with flour,
sehr Henry Clay. Wood from Georgetown DC with flour,
sehr Martin L. Smith, Wilson, from Baltimore, with Hour,
sehr Hope, George days from York River with corn, to
Packet ship Westminster Hovey from London and Ports.
m Pssk. o sha 70 with @ss to John Gsw9d
Or T. c rh T Ts.s I. sld, & S.T.
with oswPed Bra yss'' a-'' from nsae h'nd
A9 ship briggs unknown Off the Highlands. full
Bs ssp NAY New Orleans. saaue phoa
Florida Gilt Apsae%eo a and R o'%si ''''""'' steam '''
Correspondence or tho Herald.
dwS%Hss1 ds ss d Boston, Cad
!, Ish m-The above with those before reported have
s7hmAI5 fSv Arnold Elizabeth Salem for Philadelchia;
@;as Blown. SsiSo1
RHODE ISLANDER OrrIcE,
.a Art sss shsr Kss, Thsmasoa for Ba
sing reported the ais,; some 'h''e e sG%' to
Oh AT ssg sss dE q I'll:
Neck osssi Tuesday during dc ssw
ad poss had 81 ra 81 and I
weather continue. favorable but eas;erly would GER
Whalemcn.
win s $. s o rss If
SsJp "Sn EI i April Gen Scott psgSs FIJI 900
March, e. pound 70
Foreign Ports
e. sm HasHi i So, Nsw
Nj poT Ro Baker 'l o 1a" S4erk arr
& s.ssy Ssd Stopping
cFss$ "'.' ''.a
ssh or Boston with Of bboom having BEEN Contact
ca saa An
H. t aadsscpge Dexter Creech and Henry Clay Clough
Enw ByDronp Nov 27,ATr Jupiter. Bee, Albany.
ya d@Ss e,:S ws fBGS S~a
Il. g. Ss 1;saa ss ss
:s sfS"sy isa' sSsS
New York. Below small fore and aft scrs and soop sid
Blossom, Crnwel Savannah via Newport CID President.
Wilhour st Thomas and mkt.
FALL RIVER Nov 25Arr Candace Briphtman Baltimore.
No,ss Brown Eiekerson Philadpha Providence erid.
PHIL4pELPHIA, Nov 2o-Cid Edward. Reynard Cane de
nerds lie scc Lofand, Madeira &c Osceos Pierce Boston
sides Morrison York; Increase Ericsson Fall River Glide
RIcHMosD, Ncy 27-Ar I Frelinghusen Taylor, Albany
CH.nLEsroN Nov 26-Ar Xyion, Putnam Liverpool; Me-
iggnsso' Brl Hogg lyerp9oI; Frrax Hale, Bsson Lot
SID GeoTiana Benin Lerpso Cotton Planter Pratt Mobile
sAyANNAn Noy 25-Arr Tama, Smith, NYork Cid De
Crawford NYork. ' ''
MOBILE; Nov 22-An Franconia, JONES' Portsmouth, Cheya
sm WSSD1Soary Pc%T,;nd Emrre Ks,ae Boston; Txo
HEw ORLEANS, Nov 2G-Arr Akba Hsllett; Martha Snow
and Orleans Sears NYtrk Brewster Lincoln and Glasgow
Wwel and Harriet Hooper RIG jar eiro Ann smith Gates
KattoOpe, NfoIk Julia Il Helen. esburv RaItmore
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AUCTION SALES.

uCrimN N0TiCE-sale qhis Day. at II Spruce street
Clohing az O'clock BY order q The Sheriff the following
arucess Counting-house Desks, Looking Glasses,
sIp-t rler liable Bureau mahogany Chairs Mattresses
Beds Stoves nc &c Sale TO commence az l01s O'clock
n5O tire THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
/ EVY SPoONER will sell Saturday (Ths) Evening,
If1 O'Clock Isl Broadway fine collection OF Al Gent
and Modern on Paintings belonging gentleman who is
abont lc I'VE the city The sale will B. positive he colec-
ton contains some fne originals worthy attention.
- GREAT A TRACTION.
THE GUINEA SERENADt.RS will give Grand Etho-
Fian Concert, Monday Evening" Dee I'd, at the Apollo
Rooms Introducing Songs Gees Choruse. &c written
expressly for this Band accompanied the Accordion Banjo
Congo. Tambo, Bone Casnetts, Triangle and Bells The
Guinea Serenaders their friends and the ladies' that
nothing VII he introduced in their Concert that offend the
most fasdious, their design being make sing and
musical enerainu Admission Is only Doors open
D3J 3t*Ic
WIN. MCCORMICK Auctoneer.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE and PIANO
F.hIES by order of the Sheriff. This day clock,
no Coutiandt street will be sold by order Of the Sheriff
fsrent style Sofas dozea hir mahogany Chairs;
Soa Bease,as marble TOP Centre Tables Washsands;
sar1 ,s being the whole stock Of dealer Also from
other articles Also u O'clock will positively be sold
rev and second hand Panoores by the makers
NO posiponem-nt on account Of the weather n3O itsec
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets tn Sail.


We shall esteem Il favor Il CapsIns Of Vessels viii sive
the shipping left al the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo, and foreign
papers, they may have He will board them I'M
msdatey on Their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Informs
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,


VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
IN TUESDAY EVENING, Dec, mber Sd, 1914 by MAST.
SCONClA. assisted by the following eminent talent
Pima Donna. ......: -. sIGNORA N. RlCCi.
MIss ' jd h2HffyI Sl.y BK1S yfs55 SS'd'
Pianist. MIR. BERRY T.. TIMM.
A full and efficient Orchestra.
PROGRAMME.
PARrL
Overture. Muete de Poric" Auber Full Orchsstm
solo-vi oln. Fantasia ma Csllne," Haumsn, Or
Cavatina-"Bearice d. Tenda," by Dellin, Piano
Accompaniment-Mr Tmm ......... Signora Rice |
Concerto on the Piano Forte, (Czerny.) Orchestra
Solo On The v!o'ia@L Ernst, aa.I!ss s D''"'oA
PAar ii.
Overture-Il Piraa, Belni 49,. Full Orchestra
Solo the vion-"souvenir De Bellini" Arot.
Orchestra Accent NJ ster sconcia
Ronianza-"Robert DevsIeux," Donizetti, Piano Ac-
companlmsnt bv MIR Iimn Sivnora Ricci
Variations Briiians. de BravuIa hsr,l. oicfs.fs
LIE Carnival de venice-Introduc. aud Variations.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACh..Chiid,en usdsI Il
years Of age halfprics.
Tickets 70 be had the principal Hotels and Music Stores.
and at the door on the evening Of the Torrance.
n30 3tStM Tusrc
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
ME- CHEZ VIRTUES If ths TRICnpJEROITl n

'THE CH!EF VTKTUES Of the TKICUPHEROUB, or
L Patent Medicated Compound, are -
Its hracng, strengthening aud clarifying qualities
2-is gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
Sits producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb or
root and particularly the PULP which receives vessels
and nerve, giving life and vgor TO The hair.
4-Its equalising the circulation Of the fluids
5hs freeing the skin from the effects Of perspration scurf
and dandruif,. and disposing the hair to curl
6And frequent will preserve the hair 10 beauty and
health, to the latest period Of life
GrauitOus advice given disease with the hair
:. the Hair Cutting Rooms, lag Broadway. up stairs Of
Liberty street. n30 i'm re
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,,, NE i: YORK SCOTTISH GUARD.
vI'HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Of this Company ssl ha
given Nblos Saloon. Monday Evening 9th DecemSer
next. Tickets may be obtained by application to the
MANAGERS:
Lieut. RodercH Mcleod !. :. Gou,pIapa, .,ysst
Lieut. !hos. " McLeay, Zig Blee cker street.
James Linel quarter Master ia Fulton street.
Kay Mnster Clrrhugh.. -.......2 o3 Broadway.
nss IDS .dh j. q. CUMMIiNG. Nj b., Secretary
LECTURE ON THE STEAM ENGINE.
MIR CALVIN t.MMONS repeats his Lecture the Steam
AZ Engine and illustrates the subject by large model exhibit
ing 70 view the whole internal and external tho
engine operaon This (Friday Evening" Nov 90 at ihs
hall of the American institute the Park of the City
Hall before o'clock Tickets 25 cents for gentleman
AVID two ladies'. n3o tire
POLIO looms, Broadway.GRAN VOCAL AND
- INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. The public 10 respect.
fully Informed that Grand Vocal aud Concert
will take place on Wednesday evening 4h December which
occasion
MISS ELIZABETH SLOMAN
- AND MISS ANNE sLOMAN
JOHN SLOMAN.
The musc % be performed will be from the works Of
composers Tor the Harp, Piano aud Full particulars
future advertisements Programmes be obtained the
stores Tickets Of admission 30 cents. The
at 3 o'clock. MA
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BOOK X E f p NG, u c
80 EnA m s. ranA

MR. G. G. MARSH respectfully that his Count.
l Rooms for the study Of Practical Bookkeeping Com
mercal Arhmsc, AID Mercantile Writing. continue
daily from A NJ to r. NJ.
10 study OF Book Keeping Taught by Mr. Marsh every
pupil keeps the practical acompeie set Of
chants books and OF instruction, Of
good capacity will become competent bookkeeper and will
receive certificate TO that effect
Pospeetusas with terms references, &C.. obtained the
Rooms.
g. Marsh's Works Book Keeping for sale the Rooms
aud Bookstores MO 3tissrc
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY, No; 2oj Flu Street,
4u tnear Church street Invads should that ali
diseases cured this Office Surgical operations pprio
aud all nmities treated in the scient aud sklfui
For private complaints and speedy and thorough
guaranteed, and no pay wanted until the made
Strangers want Of experienced medical adviser invited
dcnce. 2Oj Fulton Street. n3D IL rrc.
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FOR sALE-A quantity Of Navy Brad sad Oatmeal, 49,
NO s 60 "''" ;" JOHN HERpMAN. q South u.
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JONES' MENAGERIE,

l49 FULTON AND lA ANN STREET.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully inform the
4 public that his Menagee will be for exhibition this
day. from ~ o'clock until O'Clock the evening
Amongst his collection will be found or the
Animals Birds, &c exhibited in this country. II in
tenton Of the Proprietor make such additions his coee-
ton will reader f possible superior other 10 the
United Sfaes and for that he hereby all
having valuable animals dispose Of give
him call
B.-Enirance the exhibition for Ladies l4o Fulton st.
next door The Drug Store Admi!tace Is cents children
haliprce. EDMUND JONES. Proprietor.
New York, 18th Nov, 1874 M
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WANTEDA Lad from IA TO 6 years of age. go in the
" country le,n the Boot and Shoe making business APP
ply at No 81 Dey street, from 10 to o'clock. n3s itsr
SIDNEY RIGDON, ESQ
WILL LECTURE Tomorrow (Sunday) "0n the presen.
w Religious condition Of the World" at 0x o'clock AM
o'clock, National Hail. Canal No charge FOR ad-
mi .sou. n3J ltsrc
THE REV. MIR, PARKER, Of the Floating Chapel fol
Seamen will the Sermon lately delivered by HIM IN
ST Pau Church. the Condition of Sailors at SEA and Sail
Shore at st. Lukes Church hudson street. To
evening. Service to commence at u O'clock n30 Item
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The receipts Of -four and wheat at tide water for the
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TO STUDENTS Of NEDICINE-A medical gentleman
of this city has made the following take
Students He has fitted containing all the medicines
where they have the opp Of Compoundng
and acquiring Perfect knowledge Of them valuable Med.
cal Library has also been provided; and the
Of the profession rests thorough Of Anatomy,
he has made which will enable them the
out extra students will BE- examined twice week
and have the all OF demo Of Anatomy all times
Terms for hee Office study $500 paid advance For
further particulars, address O. O. q Upper Post Office with
real and sdence aud will receive mmcd,t
B1he whole enpenss for attending full Of lee
the College OF Pysicans aud Surgeons will
coed 500 Of living 50 per week graduation
fee S Candidates for the degree Of Doctor Of Med cine
have attended TWO full Of lectures the last in this Col
ls hey must also have studied medicine three under
Of cone" The fees for attending full OF lectures
the University Of New York dica)srarment is re
nor 2tnsS&Msrc
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Mr. &. e. BrstoI-Dear Strive have been selling during
the considerable Extract OF Srsa
parla aud thak from the hear Of it, virtues from
those who used that the sale this cts I've much
increased by paying more attention ~ advertising Our ar.
such Nth the different paers that have
and more conspicuousy II you would like to make
with for selling extensively think
could be made of much advantage to us both We have
four different stores three Of them N he best locations y toe
such will enable dispose of Of IL perhaps than
any other house. We shall be much pleased hear from you
this subject, IL you visit New York in the OF
month so, You at our store, 79Fuon street.
Yours very respectfully, A. D. ID. SANDS.
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OLD BUNKER HILL" FOREVER.
coY ,cr,r,, At THE

COLISEUM 450 BROADWAY.
MR.: DELARUE, the great Imitator and Delineatof Of
w numerous eccenrcites engaged in Connection with
Old Bunker for the week. and will give OF
also Of The great Libera,or OF onnel, &c, Be. &c.
ton the world which every movement and every
incident the life, will of every evening on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons O'Clock precisely
Tickets IS cents children under 10 years l21s cents
Doors open at 64-periormance commence at o'clock
u25 W m
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GENUINE GERMAN SILVER TEA AND TABLE
SPOONS Sugar Tongs Butter Knives, Soup Ladies', &c
Gilt Bowls Salt Lad Sc &C. of superior quality for sale
cheap original the description
BY him in 1882 which has given such universal
satisfaction Tea Spoons only twelve shllngs dozen.
Four Silver Medals ard Diplomas have been awarded the
manufacturer the best and whtes quality of manufactured
ware. WILLIAM CHANDLESS, Original Inventor,
Late of6 Clarkson st Get,
n3O 3tsrc 4J2 Hudson betweea Barrow and Morton.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDlNs respectfully informs
M her aud the public in genera that she about
form Casse de Dance" for LADIES' aud gentlemen which
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from O'Clock o'clock,
and the evening from o'clock To O'Clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing requested 10 call
at Mile Desarjn's house, No Park Place MO imssm
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Az FOR 6LAsGOW-The fine new British ship
k3Hk ANN HARLEY, Duncan Smith, mast.r, on
way 70 ,h'. port ID on arrival will have n% S
this and Glasgow. For ght OF passage apply
Woodruff MlNfuRNs.
OF South street
Icy, n@n
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WHO WAS CURED or GArcREsE nv THE USE or
Is X ST OILS SA RSAP ARILL A

B r ST OILS SARSAP ARILLA.
MONG the host Of medical umphs which the history OF
4 the world has recorded there will not one be found 10
pras the case Of James Wyckcf the boy whose
ing above affirmed by the following certificate Of the artist
whose spirited painting from the E has copied BY the en-
gravef, with singular truth and fidelity.
- BUFFALO, March 90, 1913.
certify that the above a copy fiom a painting
which executed from life. the 9th of February 10 81 the
original OF which in the hands Of NJ, C. G. Bristol
e. CARPENTER Portrait Painter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-16
TOTfCE

II hereby gIVen, that Il petition vii
be presented 10 Tho Commi ,louers Of
Carroll county, Ohio, al their March
session, 1914. praying for an alteration
IN The road Leading hon CarroIllon 10
Pehin, as follows, commencing at the
land line between jacob Dagger and Wm
Holmes, where the lac alteration crosses
said line, thence nOrtherIy direction
running near III Q barn oil the said VIM.
Holmes, thence a westwardIy direction
to Intersect SAID Pekn road between Jo-
seph Whefry and Wm. Holmes
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 2, 1914
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SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
Establishment.

THE uOde rsigned would respectfully
inform the citizens oil CarrolIton and
It's vic inity, that be has recently rented
the room formerly occupied by lleigh
ton nd Ramsower-where he will hold
hi msel in readiness to wait on bis Gus
tomers at all seasonable hours He
would also tender his highest thanks to
the libera part oil community for their
patronage, and soicits a continuance of
the same Hoping by industry, econo-
my and strict attention 10 his business
10 merit the appreciation ol The public
generally. A word 10 young gentlemen
who would he admired by the adies;-
To those who have lost the greatest or.
nament which mature ever bestowed on
mank ind, ] would say, that by making
to the subscriber, they can
have beautiful head ofbair rest ored
with little expense, aud without the
least injury 10 the ska. Call and ex-
anime specimen for yourselves, and
that will put The question beyond doubt
RazOrS dressed on short notice.
SrUDELY.
Carolllon, Feb. 2, lS44,
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NOTICE

is hereby gwen, that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners Of
Carroll county. Ohio, at their Term in
March next, praying for the alteration
of the State road leading from Ncp Phil
Gdelpbid, Tuscarawas county, Ohio, 10
New Lisbon, Coumblana county, Ohio,
as follows, commencing al the north end
of Andrew Moore's lane, thence north
syly direction, west of the lands Of
George Moore, (son of JacobO to inter-
sect said State road, at the south end Of
George Abrahims' lane.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 2, 1914,
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen, that there will
be a ielItion presented TO tho Conms-
sioners OF Carroll county Ohio, at their
March session, praying Cor an alteration
Of the road leading from Cadiz 10 New
Lisbon, through the lands Of David
Richards; beginning parallel with line
between the said David Richards and
George lsnaugIe. and follow said line
az far as II will grade, and then the
nearest and best route to Iniersect the
New Lisbon road that passes through the
Iauds Of George Harman. or lnlersect the
State road on the old track.
4S PETITIONERS