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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

''They',e craven on the nations heait-
The ;0;iy deeds ot yOre
When Tyranny, with trailing dart.
Shrank wGing from our ,iu-c.
They're hinzoned on our banner too.
Ard cvOrv crystal star
lla!n,., each s;eri :, long shoudcd yieYs
AEd terror strikes each Car.
"And on this consecrtled soil
Would Prosecutions hand
Tear down the patriot. work Of toll
Place on our flss brand
J'unSul.lcd yet. TINT flag shall wave
Ihai i;tne mistaken stand
While Freedom wlelds q tlro-ed-cd glaive
"a. .4qc g, lf~ot bpri
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:. -. - anl Tl..-l.y. 81 ,n. ~ W.

~ Persons uuN n,iGf= ''c- afre ei3''tni IN F -
t.cu when applying rreHc"a. a0, specially rl1ose
Law. By on.e:, MuNS,j% CLARKE. fri h-nss.
Ser-Ynrk Mayor D.iire, MqT rth. 1874. uTll :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

ST., c,.u,,.-.i..,o,'s Office. June sh ia.
c,EW'EE ~ IOHN STREET-YIBLlC NoiLE
- eschy given. Isa; peti-pl ms BE- pelsI ~
Board 81 Aldermen, 10 buld sewer - JonA See'
william and Pear sree;S .,1 n. i
Persons Interested ti.s pEopp- uon ana oPg., II
to- gc requested present th-lr ohrchoS' ~ Nh
!n Ter, gn- h Office Hal Of Records. - 0i u, e,rI.y
day Of June mt SAh :. ~ '..is., ~ -,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

rrti s.raecat.ts -1,' '.4.'-f'A fin,i ID. So. b
H 10 me siiI frH> t5r,sgr. L-l., ihs Ss,'el
. si5nee ln charge. ~ f "1ce 2 ihs eir nj Euia' =
t,c .icsa.a aty 90 aU-s cEi, s osc'.ae l.'-H i2p1
lit-ta.- tr} 'yti 'e pres uisii fum Al Z
nai az tho frrsr y.hrh,aile De- node IN tbs - sst lea
any ttrsJtton aitl .,ii y, iue aa - 'uct drsiv
BRA !. a!.JS-ua., t9ce.A e. y! tl' i.as Of bei,1h
Ti.- s,,i ~ sea aslstr
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WE. Halter r,

QUALITY.
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>t7fSu Ll7Rl -'ilG tl4g-.t -7 t - '-7ip5sl-.ps >
Err.lt.r u.irs ~. - mn .'-'-'isi oesFeea ~ Z.
Hri rr.a-.-, 17af .ist; iit !"l. Jif e
FOL NEt it n.g II ai'i-! ~ Con-, Gnt r15t. "a
rro-,s dressed - fc -, i" .A if4ff s' .11 csei y -
ire AMI e@p - s 30. Tf 1tg, 8s y tr. - 9..f-.
e.. s. len .,d %; ir au< Qg, 'fsj rci.'s ~ c,a, -.
1- ., dlys es.s = t.gg aiy c.-f H,Hufe a 1,ar7 -
I.hcl applied :; p1Ging. me dt'.sfeacs 1 rn1tl1s "a
tu t,cC week 1vc- nr.Ilsry s t-e 4srrer a; 70
a9e;y bafrsis The a,tsa g'gga-i By ie Wv Yoss tc.
pay @ 10, r. & ,-,, ~ e. IN -.s G re. 81 i : =, ,- =. 'ssr
- Sl''.l .,ii., ,i, r., = 4 in-i;,t q
c.l'c ~ 1i @ - f,,. mo t,eS - " - g ,S
-! ,J ,,,.s- s,r from the .nk. ~ p -,
80 o ~ ,.ei-t., ~, ,n ,-,a ~, - - - =
'., -, ssIsrtt,e ,ari -r. J,rs,s i. - - ~
~ - ,,,r. dian ilJ Lad, ,. e Sofo =
~ t''y go ~ ~. -, .t.s " tI' bs rfis's,
-e- t' ~ ~ -. & 81 i''F3e, Na.;s
eii l. ,,.--..- i5,s -.-. - iie' ~ 81,
-er ~ '. ' .i ny ,A'.5c- 3, y
l y. n hl9OS-
- r.t~ ~ ~ @' ofr- .l- Sd';of--s oftie Co
f--l. s,-i Y,fs N.fce -.tes.a. 5--s-,s.--.
ast JOSEPH Htl'sY. -ae o't.s a., n NJ;
i I-t-.a- ie-...--,-, T -. Ire 81 ra WAR. -,s'
r.--ca:s g., s'i.fr5 % ~. fre No. TIN Pls.
1csr- iiai.d ;, is. AorIS' rs AH- RI (. -
). '-'' - s.A..sY
= t,rt /. - '..ti'i,.t - aLEAAN
/ mr. H. WELLS, >ara-ef- ri tf.s corstr o. W,
a'l ~ Il. ,'i.,.a ilf~w.-5 H.. >, $50 CO,
s-'i.sl 60 3El.,sI ,-.l,. =. '.i.sl' 4
-,f-,.. s.l =ta.s,f ~ as yiEge OF ltt a.-s. I, ~
i o. o. - 2 a- iaa''a @aI Of Ss9's,- a-
O-''' : 7N'-''' THOMAS !. CARNicHAyI
i2s l.w5a Atnlal;1,ss.
- b. IN ~. y Yo az H o.fs' - ,.,, s.s gssis
-, b,,ia. -i,i.. s-si,tt JAAIt.S BLAJ JKH'gLl b..
C' s- - d --b,r.,b-r - "a. sfe - st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

VAESCEIPTTON. GF GOODS MANIFACrTtRED At
- TEE NENV-YORk CARD MANuFiCluRN;
Iaaiaeed Porcelain, SaiIn Gold RDreed Eilshsed. Git
Edgsa Fancy Coore. boiderej. Mourning Cards and rnn
Blanks eye-y DESCRIPTION colu:ed ana PLAIN
American French German and Spanish Playing Cards o
every variety OF bacs aud quality QuadFe large and Sral
Comic ard Social Conversation Cards extra thick Co!ofej
Cerd, ioy f;ailfoad Tickets. Pencil Cards, &c. &c,
Orde.s from al sections of the country respectfully solicited
anG wil be faithfully executed by l.. SMITH
mvsl I'm iG2 ichn.st. late Il FuonSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

So lF0R BOST0E ylN. NEWPORT M
= ~ l-pRONiDtN tNt'E 'E.-t'7rs To b0,taH. - 81.
S=---s-.-N Newport and Providence 81 ihe :lt" @ l'o
sg'11, steamer NEW JERSEY. H. tirel Va''i. III. ..
81 ,f p1r.i, v-sfrea north sl!e ~ !. i htuu
i.ys tr1ri New YORK Tre,sys. Thursdays en-"
From Providence via Newpo'; every MGnd- 'evSI ,
r,iev ir,e.q;ey after .na -r,ival OF me sflilDgil
min 9u boston The Ne' er'ey / new PERT: a,. hy ,I o
-, ~. - = i...,- S.ta Ettlra, and IS -e Up ~ Tire h>t
ie manner For - sage or eight apply 10 : Bennett
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

TIVE = GlBi-t woli n. 80 ,i-, fs7-ay
.l. ~ fy7Ds.e of e ro1 iili istry r'ii.-'.ta
m 81 r.,g- 1na -ourao is... ard pleasslj >' r. IN ~
IN. 4 ,camY fi..l, '=iia iise minutes Wa o' 'e
rb. prospect one Of ae richest oa the lniion u iyei; g. NJ
,--.-s vc,v II tte entire Ne'Vpnf-I '-y
f7e y.sg a --t FoEt. ih- hEhsncs' mountains
,sr.prs can be accomEciated ryj'h o9a;d
,y Inv 5r.sS responsible aec For ta.tae' pag 80
hrs ine;iirz OF Hc al HA-rsa, tsI-3 -3'eI TDf,E
York. 80, nj tJyi'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

On sunays ne weathee u nue. mo taIs w. IGn eEeIE
hour from City Hall to Harlem and NIf'ims Bridge.
The Cy Hall and eth street Lane wll ten minutes
through tie lay, from u A. NJ To - +. VI.
The Ey,r: NcE ae Will cave 9th stree; or City Han, at
90 TO- 10 % IL Il 81 Leave City Hall tof 9Th street
III g 80 10. 10 20 H. II -, e.
BE nrisr Ot the ROrrh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
JOSHUN GARsrD 4 q

JOSHUA GARsED & co.
ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS
aF PATENT THREADS. Shoe Threads. super Sail
fTwina. GIlns lwIne. Carpet Warp and Flax and Tow
40. 7 BCRIING sLIP. N'EWYoRE. ie5 en-
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- South stree orta
'T\ y CO.. South =

he iine .as' -al.iH- ,hpt tkf->,
vt'i uoct with prompt tes. stch
~ ireiett oF p1-sa-- r2pIT. tn
= 80. - ~"G.. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

- FOR SALE. OR TO 1T, OR EAi ID NUE tvK
- CITY pKOfERIN.-A ver] ds,irnbis !a'iii ai'la-
ted on the North iycr. opposite HYDE FaIh. contain
IA. 20 acres, now occupied b. l.. u. II. Butler.
The house large :sci calculated 10Y -eieel residence
Barns and ouiDudngs IN -o.i repair and con'enehJ uF
THH-ed. III
cked with variety ot rnt ee-, grapes inG stsl fruits
\ nr,e proportion cl the purchase money Il Sod, can re-
main o.. bond and n0ytrHre inr term c years.
For further particulars enquire OF 49, -.,,. %, -. g.,
II; ". S!il!H I'LL; & y, WOpI,SEf % Na-'t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

SfNfP%lN-~ HGFEj.-i'He suas'rr't, ,e,ilr. -. ~.
"A - i .ri.1ts and uaacS Tor me Aef-. iili'i
~ ~ i.. ol hi.srrnsat ln i,an s'ree'. aai
I'm. r.. l,as removed tege'Tum 10 m 9rE-l'
---si x, Z. NrE-t str.r .h.c!l lnS tesn t'ofou
an, On ar1ai 10 ;Ii Us v1riyts departments. 10
,,iiss and gentlemen ros;rous % IA coaio.anc
i central ,th;i0n i all Js ndvs:i-t~ ~ u , 49,
i, hnise The n-e--Gt location oilers e'efY ~
The r- 1r. and hairoom. any a1i colyen,a,,'p ,p @ que
,cr;1' 'rCI rs C gah,;a u *. ~, " q. mys2!n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

HOO N00 LBS; Binder, Boarls. assorted Nos medium
EtIjt, ,J7tJ aud double cap
1900 bs Straw Bolrds, assored Nos: superior quality.
5,0lQ DO BundboS Boards, assorted Nos.
35El 40 CAP Mfs-:, hoardS. extra large size.
5.Drl do Trunk Boards, Gsst'ist Nos.
501 gross iioaae, Boards. various qualities.
Pres paper> white and hfaw:I il IF sale quantities 70
suit purchaser, ~ Paper NUTeoue no - John street. By
ma L. g.. CLAYTON / SONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

- 5li' - =, q -. -. : -. - A. u
5--=e=z=-z1,= = ro.ST, SisC-SiSc aGaETowNi
I51sS IEsEY, H,sTisGz and Eos--gss-Hraasis,; end
Drre, oi H0ariiHe and splendid >'camtolt iULt ii
bI- t4pliu - ,ii.H - .rzel Sl agve Ne9 fGIS ifon
the at ot Chamber. .,-et every 20. 3Hz q seQ UruCS.
Fsliy5 -.ras.-HatGrnlg. leave ies,A A same Hy ei '-
O'Clock, r except sunday 'Te. s!e VII leave iee Ai. =
2uclocs :. ludiuE the aa Of hammond street each
way. f!e!ci; taken reduced rates.
Vcticr-A gods, freight. b&eEege. bank i:. specie. %
any ates KIND OF property taEqg shipped put on bo2 'hs
boat be iaS s .! ths osgca goods freight.
baggage. mo
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49, SUMMER iIiEhNCtNtN l. 10 cum
< - [7n.eSce A9; I'll i3+t FAYE Rs2rSxp,;0n Pm
- s.= YEW Y6Rk B9SToE ST ,.F.i RAiLte9p Al dyccSi
81 y: rnrz p i, From Tier &ol No':h kNsf o2t 3 ol
p..s- pi-ca he sta.ue WORCESTER Capt y y. an
Tti 90 sys-r 5ianlay Wednesday and FEday-
Tfe sse- CfFQPATRA Capi. J. X. Du.n VIII cave
eges Tue-dsy Tnlrsda- sad eatifaEy iol ty Re load
H. PASSENGERS tor Boston vii ae lo!"HdtN' -
,,i-l- ~ II Cars .! Baggage. ninsac.y on mex 'fr'
~ y l;I., s,-r1aan ilqu-s of D 3 Al!E$ 9; fioaa
,yS II H. !3sTUOUD. F-aFhi A-eai ;o ms Line 81
,rs 0.,;cc s1 t-@ S';.-i -, ~ ,-r,uot nj
- - i-ts-ii '-- '0''.- ' ~
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NETWORK iNn HARLEM RiiLRp&D
flf CG5.PANI.-Si5 HsiEK ARRANGEMENTS
~ tn and after 5iey Isl, l;ii lie Cars VII fca Us
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
q Y NrNipI l.

No. T3 Cedar, door fui. Nassau =.
N A ju>i received from Auction magnificent French prn.ed
Mlsas tch Toche Plaid and ,trpsd ouit de sole, oi
superior guilty. black striped Banege New style Bulzo-
me iOl, SATIN striped iariege hawl, Ladies trnvatS,
rch !ia, AMI Cap Ribbons, B;use Thread and A>tbur
bgces. white and black Cardinals. cog'ed six Shawh
gai>cy heeng Hosiery. Gloves, &c. Persons purchasing
tor c, WI! do well TO call and examine the seek before Pur
clAsns tilei5 goods N.Y.
TeEAUTIFUL CRATE APRONS-H Il :. RAYNuE,
- 16 Bcwey, have the qrxe assortment, and most eiecar.
patterns Crate Aprons TO be found this city
rolprs m30
MFRS. ROBINSON. from Elzabeih-sireet. fashionable
vi Clear Snrce 81 Mercertreet fh door above Sprnc
street Tareion and Embroidered Dresses uce, French
Worked Capcs, Collar, sc. made 10 look equai 10
Ssnaws Silks MeTlnIcs Table Covers Six Hose
cenne.l IN The tesl nlarnef. NV In
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NUB ri I5IIIli,
IL CHATI tIi-STREET, NEAR PEAiIrSTREET,
stfiR- 'pT sae at iu arces. GAsD!ien; OF the follow
Onc goods
B.oazed or Slycred CraaiGlcs.
ssItr Lamps iur Lard ot OIL.
saawich Gothic {, Convex Tea Trays in se;, OF separately.
.u;e Cake Baskets Castor, ClgdescSs Shutters aad Ira!
English and Domestic Britannia Nure.
S,iysr Table and Tea Spoons. &c.
I.L L-u..- - ~ IN II /.
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- ron SALE IN THECiTY OF NEiI IASSK-t hGrss h.ls;
and acres O Land ;gais rs r. S9u4 !. hiaa . ', ~; u,
with large piazza the -eaT endwel hni'el thfouefeuL
to s, S.1ee tu'i-irss g g'i2eh g,I u s- se @ -,
For iir Hcr pat'.c.-- iGyu7a l ci.l'
%; William md Washington ,gea OF o! William - l.
on ne psUfas - III
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-09-27
VOLUME l. NUMBER 81.

If Ger. Hamilton, or any one el,e, has letter
from me on this subject, which the friends OF Mr..
Clay desire to make public, all that they have to
do is to apply to him for it, AS for myself, have
no secrets, and do not fear the publication Of all
that have ever written on this or any other SUBJ
ject. ANDREW JAChSoNi
Hermitage, May 3, 1874.
8. The Hon. Mr.. Newton informs me that he
was one of two or three dissentents from the rest
of the meeting, who adopted the resolutions with
which his name stands connected in the foregoing
speech.
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the danger of detection from positive proof 1t Is
not, therefore, In my view, of so much impor-
tance to consider, whether possibility of inno-
cence can be admitted in favor of the parties
implicated, as to determine whether the presump-
ton to the contrary is not SO great in the present
instance that their continuance in office would be
incompatible with the safety and well being of our
political Institutions -
These opinions, I believe without exception,
were formed and expressed before the disclosure
of Mr.. Clay's letter to Mr.. Blair, showing, by
what machinery, put in operation by Mr.. Clay
himself, the votes of members of Congress were
controlled. After that event the people expressed
their opinion at the polls. Of the electoral votes
there were given
For Gen. Jackson, l09.
For Mr.. Adams, 81.
OF the popular votes, there were given
For Gen. Jackson, about 643, ,096.
For Mr.. Adams, about 5C7,4l2
Thus was the coalition of Adams and Clay
condemned by the country, chiefly on the ground
that it was impure in its origin. Nor do think
their judgment will be reversed unless it be by
new generation, who, like my colleague, have
never seen the testimony.
Mr.. B. then adverted to Mr. Clay's course on
the bankrupt law. There never was, said he, a
more glaring outrage on the will of constituents
than Mr.. Cldy's refusal 10 vote for the repeal of
that law at the session of 1912. Through the
members of the House of Representatives, through
the Legislature, through every practicable chan
mel, the will Of the people of Kentucky had come
up to their Senators, demanding their votes in
favor of repeal. Mr. Clay not only refused to
vote for the repeal, but denounced the act he was
required to ldo as cruel and inhuman in the last
degree, thus casting the severest ceusure on those
who made the call on him aud on his colleagues
in both houses of Congress, who had yielded a
ready obedience. Prior to 1924 MIR. Clay held
the doctrine that representative was bound to
carry out the will of his constituents, no matter
how he came to knowledge of that will; but in
the Presidential election of that year, he violated
his former principles, and turned his back upon
Democracy, that he might be, as he ever since has
been locked in the embraces of of Federalism
Here the Speakers mallet fell, indicating the
termination of Mr.. Boyds hour.
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SHERIFFS SALE,

BY virtue Of two wriIs of PM Alias
Vendi EGpondS, issued out OF The Court
UI common pleas Ior Carroll county,
ObiJ, and 10 me directed, | will offer for
sale on Tuesday III" BIB day Of Novem-
her next, at the house OF Ahsalom
Craig, IN Brown township. the follow.
ing property, to WI: one three horse
Wagon. three head Of Horses, three
sets of Geers, II head Of Hogs, Dwo
Windmils, Que Cow aud Calf one two
ll,rse S eigb, one Buggy aud Harness,
$50 bushels oi Ohs, 7 acres ot Corn,
and five ions Of HAY Sale 10 commence
at 10 o'clock A NJ Taken ~ expcu
ton and will be- sod hv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
o 'obpr 25 lS44.
Plnler's lee 90,
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PROCLAMATION!
10 he guai fed Eipciors ?f Garrett CoHDiy
Ohi0.


Whereas. i, is povrded bv rhe fret
eerIop Of The act entitled An Act 20
prev,de tor ne cjecrlon Of Electors oI
2 eed.nl and Vice Pre.idsnt o. he Ini-
sd Srans," passed Fcbrusry lott.
I>20: Ths, he Governor Of ms State.
srxty d,t p'eviols % he lime prov Ided
IN safd scl lor he election o T. riufs
.rr Prcs dent and Wee Prceid o. Of The
Luhed Sra'es, sha !. BY proclamation.
give uolice ol he ume o ho tipg sOch
irIecjlor. and The number OF f &C ors uf
/ Precedent and Vlrp Prcsldenr rheu to be
|chospn: end Uhpress. the 21 secllon OF
/ rho sane sCt f'Qures lhe Sber f ri 'te
/ IclF~frni counties 10 g'Vs nouce Ia heir
re.pecn,r ,ruoues-- Tbereiore. in die
charge of rte.du'y required b. the pro.
visions Of the art stcr, said
I. DAVID WATT Sheriff Of the
county o. Carol d. hereby notify ard
r,qlire the qualified f ecrorS Of rt,s
rouu.y 70 as mbe n their respective
To~uships. ct h" nsUi place n holding
rlrrnrns. rnr the fist Fidoy. beirg the
first doy of N,reuber nert. aid rhen
aud rhpre rsoceed o eIecD irsnfy three
Ecc,orq ol President and Vice President
IofHe Cnitrd States 10 pursuance Of the
Coo-.iuIon ol he Unned aDes end Of
lhis S,ale.
Gvpn under nv hand officially this
day OF September, \. . Ie44
DAVID WATT Sheriff
Of Carroll clunlv. Ohio
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NOTICE

IL hereby given. that here will be q
petition presented to The Commissioners
Of Carol! county al their session in De
cembpr OpXl. praying Tor The grant Of Il
road commencing at The Cumberland
road at he corner between D K Cam
eron and Robert Hibbel's land, ten toods
south o Cameron's saw.miII, thence
running a south westerly direction north
OF Robert tiIbhers spring, thence con-
tinue the some direction as above to
the CO rner OF said HlbSel's fence adjoin-
ing The county line, thence along sad
tine TO where it intersecrs the county
road in TusCsrawss county running
from McFarIOnd's mill, in SAID county
and terminates al The county line Of Car
roll county on section thirty four,
September 20, 1874.
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Jayme,s EXpeClOrant.

No o'hcr mcGlcIne will remove mU.
Gus or pus from The throat so thorough
Iy as his. J. efccluslV looseDs ibe
coagura'sd masses from the membrane
hich lines the rrachja, aod al everv
cough rhe patient will bring up portions
Of the dlsengsgsd matter. In all con
plants Of The pulmonary organs. even
" here nature seems 10 be making no e(-
tort 10 throw eff Ihe disease, Jayue's
ExpecIoranl imp4r's vlgor 70 the ma
chrnery Of respiration. aOd eusb es them
to dlsencum5er themselves Of The OBJ.
slruclons which had impejed heir free
operation Coughs. Gods, Bronchitis
Peuri,y-ina word. oil Diseases Of
pulmonary ra.ure. yield 70 this prepa-
ration # properly Administered.
HAvr YOU A CoUGH?- D not neglect
II, thoussnds have met a premature
dealh tor the want Oi lille attention
10 q common cold.
Have you a Cough?-Dt. Jayue's
Fvprctorant a sale medical prescrlp
non. con aiming no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extenslve practice FOR sever.
al years, will most positively sfford re-
lief and s5Ve YOU from that awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
nuaIly sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of he young, the old, the tsir, The love-
y and the CAV,
Have you a Cough?-Be persuaded TO
purchase bottle oflhe Expec'ofant!-
To day ! Tomorrow may be 100 late
Have you CoUgh3-JsyUe's ExPec
ro-anr is he only remedy you should
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason. that in no one
Of The thousand cases where it has been
used has il tailed to relieve.
For sale nv Atkinson & 20. Car
rolIrou, and R K Cray, Waynes6urgh
September l3. 1914
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NOTICE

Ia hereby gwen that. on tho eighth
day OF November neXl or on some snh-
seQuent day when the Trustees Of Mon
roe township may he in session. a psl
ton will be presented 10 sald trustees
PRAYING for the establishment Of a town
ship road, beginning al or near the north
east corner ol James WILKINS meadow
in said township, thence a south easter
ly course 10 The line between the lands
OF James DAVIS and Samuel Bor and At
or near The junction Of their improve
meD's, thence east along SAID ine 10 the
east SIDE Of ssid Improvements, thence
the nearest and best route 10 lnrersect
the road from FrePport to Osnahnrqh.
JANES WlLKiN
September s, 1874,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that petition will
be presented TO The Commissioners OF
Carroll county, at their December ses
sion, praying for a road, beginning al a
point on tho road leading IRON Ilagers-
town TO Toy, on the north side OF James
Baxref's stable, in Harrison township,
lhPnce n the south east corner Of George
b Xler'S corn field, thence along the
south side of SAID corn field, thence along
the south side Of the rnu 10 a bye road
That crosses the run, thence along or
near said road TO he line between Will
liam and B min B xter, hence along
SAID line south TO or near The corner 0I
Benj min B Xier's field. thence west
wardlY TO the east corner on the line
running "esl between John and Ber4
mia Baker, thence along SAID line TO or
near John Bakers spring run, thence TO
the east end Of Henry DIyhnF's lane.
ih"nce along sid lAne to inie sect The
Ilagerslo~n aud WavuesOurgh 10 at
til, ~rs, end o' sad lane.
OtObei rs b 1914
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NOTICE

l. hereby given, hat there will be
re lltlun presented 10 the Commissioners
Of Carroll county. at their December
session. praying Tor an alteration Of tha
road eadug from Cauo'lton to Well.
vI'lr; said Bilersllrn TO commence OF
Thomas P,dl's. thence pasl Joseph Fig
ley's to Intefsect the Sat Work rrsd
neara spring on me lard nj WI anr
Cameron. thrrce north 10 lhe eHd Of
Ma haa Shsu's 6no.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Sspremhet % lS44
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Sale Of Real Estate by order
Of Court.

On Saturday tbe 2nd day Of Novem
Der nex,, Of o'clock r NJ. at the door
Of the Court IloUs", in the town Of Car
rolton, will be sold to The highest BID
der. the following real estate. as the
property OF Freoerick Loyde deceased,
to vii: The North Elsl Gamer Of the
South Fast quarter of section 81, in
Township l6 Of range seven, ConlsIn'
ing 40 acres IN Rose township being 100
po;es North and South, by 40 poles
East aud West One lhird cash in hand
and the balance in two eqaaI aOnuaI in
stalme0ts with interest
HENRY LEYDE Admr.
Of Fred rick Loyde, Decd,
October 4th 1874. 4V
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THE STATE or OHlO.i
Carr0H EoHng. "

THE STATE OF OhlO.l a.
CarroH Eonny,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
YacaGOn after august Tern, A ID. ls4l
George Pennock Il Nathaniel PEN !
mock, /
Us -
Pusey Pennock Solomon Pennock -
Mordecai Hall and Mary HolI y
his vile, Johnson Marshall and
Eeanor Marshall ba VIE. Jo ;
seph PeOnock, Jr. Enoch Ppn-
mock. Israel PeDnock and vii
Iiam Pennock
The said defendants who reside wih,
oul said STATE. viii rak" no'ire that On
The 4 day Of September, A u I~tI
tho said comp snanls ii ed in lhp ofIirp
OF the Cerk oI SAID Court. a BIZ IN
| Chancerv against them, s'u,'p forth
among Other thugs lha'. ~ 1872 Jo-eph
PenBock. their ialhcr was 81 y d ~ lee
simple ot be North E,sr Qaartcr 81
Section No II, ol FoWrsh,p NO Is IN
r ,oee M s in Seub.,vGle land d..
trIct, That u The year A, - 1916.
The said joseph P'nnock (no" dsceo.ed)
tor due considerations. set louh 10 -aId
bill transferred 10 the compialUauls and
agreed verbally, and afterwards agreed
IN writing. 10 convey 10 he complain
ants ia lee simple, he sad tract OF lan'
Al he death Of hun lhe said J'seph snr
his wife, II not conveyed to them bctort
that evenr-lhal relying upon sad pro
mtse and agreement ~ Iheit I8'hHr, thf
, compa,nan's took possession ot sar'
land IN 1876, hive cleared w the land
improved il, and bu,' upon-l', wuh n,
consent ami by the request OF ,her
Ia her, and have occupied II, treated #
and held cIoimpd and regarded II a
! their own from tina day uorrI the pre-
i spnt SAID bill further alleges lhar N,
ra'her end mother Of cumpIsinanrs bsv
= both deceased without hsvIog made Il
= the complajuen's = complete legal url
for the said premises
The PRAYER Of said bill is that HI
said agreemcn, Of their lathrr NAV b
specifically performed by the delen
dau,s Who are (jn counrX'on win com
plamanIs) his heirs, and upon whom
has descended tn and lille eubjec' I
he ,rus, aforesaid, aud lha, The deter
dapis NAV be- drcreed 10 Felcsse to III
comp ainan,s all tile or clam IN and