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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. SPRUcE-sTREET.-
w The subscriber would advise all those who wish 70 pu
cbrs Shades either wholesale reia 10 call at No spruce
street. rs they geate assortment than al the oher e
adjustments in the city, aud they can Truly say ne' oe @ @
oil shades painted Signs Bsnne1 aaG INTERIOR m Reco
edged reputation will always find employment Also wanted
three or four apprentices Mono need apply unless they have
Gr5S ;n.sS anus ni ''a" BARTOL Il DE MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS
PUBl.lS 5 II f d TIL $ DAY,
4. VIII. FOR AUGUST.

REPOSIl ONf VIZ MODEhN isoMaNCE,
DOUBLE NUMBER.
CONTAINING
l. Th. Nsvisi OF fGausts;ownA Tale ofl76o-sy Charles
Lever.
9 itruh Neil. or. Times Of Old, BY james
g. ST, Jamess. the Cour, Of Queen tnn.-Sy Ans Sorh
4 Tom Burke Of Ours-by Lever.
Martin Chuzzcwi;-by Dicse-s.
Making 81 c'e- y ohtsi ard beautiful pascs-the mos, 10
ier.>,lns PERIODICAL ofih= d-y
Price l21s cents only, OF 81 ysar 30 aIh ,:Ibers.
sr.,TSFIELD AGAIN
TIE NEW WORLD Of This Ia, IS a c'oiial number,
containing -.he- -ood things. graphic account 81
the proceedings of
TUE YOUNG LADIES' TEMPERA1cE SOCIETY
OF NEW-YORk.
(IYins their Speeches. Debates SC. the question Of
adopting Ncs Declaration OF Independence against recel'
nc the attentions gentlemen who drius sings. cocktail
&c very amusing.
~ the frs, number of RambIeon Romance OF Fash
io1abc Lse IN Nrw-York during the Great Speculation Of
Iz2c "a IL ,r,-.,. TO-. TUESDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

V,RENCH AND ITALIAN WINDOW SHADES!!!-
Il o. w WODDFORD. 66 Catharne street. IS now opening
several cases French and Italian Window Shades tesut-
l quality and imported for the city fall ade These Shnhes
an Improvement the nrt OF painting, aEd embrace the
varied styles of French: ltnan md American artists The pT M
COS range So to s5 md them are cases. oi lU
each nj the low price s D sh lngs per pnir.
B.-Merchrnts and Others buying TO sell again. VII De
,reI Ihernl discount 30 Cathnrne-st. auN 3Is-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

rI,HE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY. IS Wnter-H
l New York. CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY. Commission
Merchant and Agent for the sale Of Manufactured IGDacco
Has always hard s the above Agency hl 4nppy o
Manufactured Tobacco Of all brnnds a2t te,crpuon Ieci
from the Virginia Factories tor sale on liberal terms -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

u. Inn REIy ARD.-'The ot the subscribers was
:SfUO broken during The night oi the I'D August nnd
rbsd Of grcs the Of SiVO or soUU consl,'ing
chiefly of hrend ace, Cotton Laces Embroidered Cupes.
Collnr, Caps. Fruck Wai,;s, IIand> Ribbons. &C. &c
As mnrk of wheels ut the door ca0 may navo
been used By burglars the attention c cnben and ethe's
IS particularly requested. ,, ,,..
ery u sad Goods or pfnInrt0n for any part Oi Them
nn2i 8. NM SCOTT 6. Co S' Rrondwnv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

D~ For Commercial cnd .uoncy Matters Last Pdgr.
FRIDAY L. NJ.
Some improvement is observable in Stocks to-day,
Ohio g.. and Reading Railroad advanced II Limos 6s, Can
ton Co. and Stonngon R. ~ Farmers Trust. "a; Long
Island Raioad Norwich and Worcester Railroad. a pei
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24


Sold at Dr. Btndre,hs Principal Office. 2il broadway s4
gowery aud cal Huson-s,ree; Mrs Wilkinson Az Cherry
street b. Morgne, IS Catherine st'est Mrs Booth ai
Brooklyn and by Agent almost every town
in the United States. who have certificate ofAgency IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

Strangers nre in tied to call at No 3d. Ann street. ma
,ub.cbe to the New World eeeivnc copy o' Seashea
Life in the New World gratis Also. TO oc rad all TIE
Chcap Publications ofthe dsy at lai5 To % cents
,r2i J. WINCHESTE TER. Publisher
MAPS FOR SCHOOLS, &c.-J. plSTt RNELL. iVi
vi Ero,iyay hHs c0nsian!l- f- .ale Maps nf the nsd
S;nt. Of different kinds Also. Maps a ~ 'ofd Europe
Asa Atnca &c The tnde and tencAeFs Will sc srtsh on
! nhle ierms. u-1 oe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

TTARDWARE CHEAP FOR CASH Or CITY ACI
Ill CEPrANCES, ut 229 PeaIlsreet. between Jonn nnd
platt-Ihe Subscribers would call the attention Of Country
Merchants and Others intending 10 purchase their Fn supply
M arlwnre nnd Cutlery their and well assorted
stock which ha, been recently imported by them direct from
The Manufacturers Europe which will he sold at sina
au anal al 3m iyy IS " ~ b. H. HATSTED &; co.
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BR PILLS.
Secured by letters Paient of the United. States

Tn METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRETHlAR vraErA.
o' ssili t-a jsrt s BtE ExrRAcTs a4 I tas s.is-,
iAYEfF entered 9Th of June PaieHt g,unesd.,o
~ Benjamin BTandreth, Goth January. 1843:
The extracts Of which Brandretls Pills composed are
obtained by this patented process, without boiling onany n'
pcaton of7heat The active principle of the herbs is hui
scured the same as is in the Living vegerable.
The public should be cautions Of medicines recommended h
advertisements stolen from in which the cbnemp,iberob-
bers s|eaesmy language merely altering the name Time wiz
show the whole sale decevers iii their light. i'
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE
dPBrandrehs Pills the Peoples medicine proved BY
thousands who daily recommend them 10 the aiicied Fhe
nRANDRErHs Plsare growing every day popular their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick of both sexes
daily deriving benefit from them No case Of disedseBu
they he used with advantage ches or hard uhipof
the skin they speedily cure with eyspelas SO will coughs
and colds, so With costivenes with cancer so with hoy
poced lips and canken the mouth. Letthe afflicted Use thsc
medicine, and they viii find they require no other.
0Jssold at rs cents per boz, with direction
The only Agents for the sale of Dr. B, Brandres vSgsa
be Universal Pills. In Tuscaawas county Chaplin & R1S
by New Philadelphia, aud Philip P. LATER, sandyvie
Mny 25, 1912. f. ,.....s.ls f,a fstg.,.a,...--
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OHAhsCnnY rTnrrnEl-

THE STATE OF OHIO; Tu,cARAwas CsUs1Y.
Sebastian B ainard In'the Court OF Common Pleas
,,, vs. In Chancery
HVhn WLI,aT %'h"Is TsIS0. T., WILLIAM Talboas jobs
Samuel Shane are hereby notified IEal Sebastian
Branard has this day filed his bill Of complaint on The
chancery side oisaid court, showing and setting forth
thar ou the SOlh day ofSspember 1884 raid WiIliamg
and John Talbot, entered inio contract il writing,
binding themselves 10 convey 10 said Samuel Shane. u
his heirs or assigns by good deed, The North wes
quarter Of SECTION 25 R. township l3 situate in said
county with hepvieges and appurienances consisting
Off merchant Mill and other buildings thereon That sni2
Tabols have been satisfied The full amount fihe pur
chase money, lbasaid Shane has assigned his interest
therento said Bralnard, That said John Talbot. has
conveyed 10 complainant his interest," being one undvi-
ded hafOfsad quarter Section of land that the resi-.
dence ofsaid defendants is wihouthe State OF Ohio.
and unknown TO the complainant. The bill prays for
decree that said William Talbou convey TO complainant
The other undivided half Of said land in fec simple with
usua covenants Of warranty, &c. ,.--I -
Defendants wltake notice cf the pendency Of This
suit and that unless they appear within sixty dsys next
after ihersng ofthe next Term Of Court and plead am
swer demur TO said bill the same will be taken and
held as confessed and decree ene,ed accordingly. IL
ATHERTON & CHAPMAN. 'f'2''
| Nov. o. 1643 % 45 6w - y Commits Soliciors p
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The cheapest and best Medicine in the World
DR.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
EAMTL Y PILLS.
Only II 70 cents a Boz.

Only II I-2 cents BoK.
yWNHESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at II
Il cents box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at and each box contains as much medicine
and as good as Motifs or Brandreths 25 cent boxes.
This reduclionis made to correspond with the present
10 pressure limes land BRING the medicine within The
reach ofevery family. AS these pills have been sold
for number ofyears in the Western States they need
nothing said 10 the form of an advertisement
mend bem as there are living wnt nearly every
where to testify ihat they are the bst Family Medicine
now before the public. We say to all who are we'll
buy these pills for they safe under all circumstances
and condtipns ofhfe, ashey never debiiae weaken
but strengthen The whole system. For sale in New
Philadephiaby 81, ... CHAPLIN & ROBY.
; Alsoin all The principal towns throughout tn
u 306
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NOtice.

John G. Sherod and Parker s. Haycnck, Hannah Ann
Larkn Haycock Haycock, Lemuel P. Haycock,
Administrators Of y Thompson, and Jane
Benjamin IIaycock (Tkompson'his wife, late widow
deceased us: Sof Benjamin Haycock deceased.
Parker S.klIaYcock mot
elals.
Won will rake notice that wo have filed OUT petition
= in the Office oftie Clerk Of the Courof Common
Pleas fTuscarawas County State of Ohio in whchpe-
ton you are made parties defendant. The petition
sets forth that Benjamin HaycocIS, nhis lifetime witt
on the 29h day ofJan A, o. 1888 entered into writ.
ten contract with Levi Jenkins, by which he sold sad
Jenkins part Of them East quarter of section twenty
one, inTownshp fifteen of range seven, containing l6
acres and 6400 Of acre. that the said Jenkins by vr-
tue Of said agreement entered possession Of said pro-
periy, and has fully complied en- his part with all the
stipuIaions in said contract &C. The prayer of the pc.
tition is that The Court at its next term may order the
petitioners to make deed to said Levi Jenkins for the
lanhin The petition described in the same manner that
the said Benjamin llsycock,. would have been! been
bound 10 do in bis lifetime 30.
oA r. r. ECKLEY
Attorney for Petitioners.
Jannary 1874 513w. tte
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RlaCkSIMifhing.

THE subscriber wonld respectfully inform the citizens
of Yord Towmkp and vicinity thai he has commenced
the above business n all it's vaous branches Wagons
Buggies and vehicles Of all descriptions ironed on The
shortest notice. and most reasonable terms Edge 760ls
of all kinds made in the most substantial manner and
warranted good-incuding cooper ADDE'S, drawing
knives broad axes. &C.,
W Shop al Frances Gainers onStone Creek Roads
miles fToIa New Philadelphia.
November 2, ls43. --Iy
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TACOB Baeier and caiieflne lis vic, Tsyid swatT
- William sKauE James swatiz, navid TlaIlWueh- s,d
Margaret his wife. Thomas Stuart aud CaiLurius .,i,
wife, ThOmas Gorsueh ard EbSattta lis vile. Peier
BacheT. Henry Willard aud Hafy Lis wife, s.iob smlf
and sHsan his wife snf Philip KnappenherseF Administrator
OF the esHe Of Jacob Bneef deceasCd hereby notified Et
tic 2th day Of November A. D. 1913 Joseph Stout Of lie
County OF Tuscarawas, and sgaie of obIo6e 10 Tic Court
OF Common Pleas Of the county Of Tascawse and State
OF Ohio R IN ChaRcery against Tie slbve nonei deed
ants the object and prayer which SAID D that the said
Joseph Stout on the 22nd day Of Iuy ~ l828 fnercd
into IN article Of agreement with Jacob cI.st iao Of said
county OF TuscArawas deceased by which said asree
nen the said Jacob Baehe agreed 10 convey to the Stout
upon tue said Stout pRyg the OF fortywo dollar "a
the said Bache Six Of aud TO 10 taken OF the ou,h
West quarter of Section No township No TO- of rnpvc
No. In the U, Military District to he taken OF the NoT,b
side Of said quarter, and the Wes aide of tha o,d
from New Philadelphia Wooser 10 DO taken from tbs ron
of the said road in parallel line the line on the went
line Of said quarter and adjoining the town pl of srasr
in said County Of Tusearawas and State Of Ohio o
purchase money has been paid and that the said Jacob aber
died without making deed Of said land TO said Stout Pay
sr process answer and that the defendants be eeeed 10
make aud deliver good and sufficient deed OF said land ia
said Stout, and the above named defendants are further no
fed that unless they appear and plead answer or demur
10 the said Bill within sixty days aer the next terri OF said
Court the said Joseph Stout at the term after .hc srv
ration of said sixty days, will apply said Court 10 TAI
the matters of the Bill as confessed and decree teron m
cOrdnsyi CUMMlNS & CANP.
......-. .-.,-.. sOl's.fol CoDprL
pa'ed Nov 2Sth a. d. l843' ,.,t t46 Sly
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d. Hr
''"'' n,as' S% q Ts,:ss~s, coS%y OHIO, ,r
IN psTsaan 81 al dsr or Inc ccur, q e9uu Pleas Of
he dsdnlv of rascarhwas and state OF Ohio, their
assltdfsf lefn 1919; johu Btown, Robert Brown, Jihn
,leghS a1d ltaIIae bis wife, Sdshn Brown. HughMeCaf
fl Ana sssln Ills wife, Alexander brown, Samuel Thomas
AMI dd1g hl wife, are hereby notified that the I'LL day
tf AoyhA A. D. l843, JamsA Brown oflhe equity Of Tus
tArdNa md State Of Ohio, aed IN said Court bill IN Chan
ckr aeaaG the said deiendaus the object and prayer Of
which b Is that William Brown, ate Of the county and
aforesaid By Ills Inst will and testament wed or Intended
10 win said Inmes Brown the following lands then owned
~ the aid William own, who Is now deceased situate in
lhe county Of Tuawas and State aforesaid and described
n6 olowa VIZ The south west quarter of the north west qr,
" section 19ownshp range g containing 40 acres, also
HE W. quarter OF the NJ E. quarter of section %, owshp
81 range l. containing 40 acres also the s. Wquarter Of the
3. W. Tquatier Of section l5 townsp6 rcrge j, containing
40 and Is 100 aeres also the half Of the & b quarter Of
section g. wRshp range 2 containing rs and 76-lOO
acres; that The said William Brown employed ono William
BOYD 10 dan his said WILL and that said Boyd in describing
hid los or snd decr5ed them Ny the number Of the ccrti
tat which the said William Brown held the evidence o.
Bis title 70 said land, instead Of describing the same by the
number ofthe o Prayer for process answers and that sale
defendants who heirs Of said decd BE compelled convey
IAN the several Interests In said land TO complainant and tha
7hs tile III said lard may be fully vested in complainant
nssctdng tothe will intention Of said William Brown
thesd defendants further notified that unless they anpea
and plead answeror deur 10 the said bill within sixty day
6sf teFnd court the said Jnmes Brown at tn
Aax after expiration o. said sifty days. will apply
d Court to take the matter Of the BIZ as confessed aud
dsereS theseon accordingly.
- cUMMiNs & CAMP,
s--- lfs-sA ~ . eols for Complr
Aacomber q7th A D. le4S 5O6w
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RRA0TEON OF NEEDIOINE.
fNfEIo Io O. IRfRIRINo.

.s.1s ,.A 4 DBo Jo % RIEIEDo
SHAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res
pecfully tenders his professional services the public
and hopes by faithful discharge Of his duty those who
lRy solicit bis aid receive share Of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly of VEGETABLE cARAC-
TER. combining ndness and efficacy and when skuly ad
mnssred well adapted arrest and eradicate disease
all the varied FORMS which the human system subject
Saving thorough knowledge of the s
ttAis',.a asa Urescopian Practice.
Judging diseases by eurinc persons wishing my avail
hem selves OF this advantage:
Cash win be expected in al cases except for riding.
once In the building on lot formerly occupied by W.
Bspope, on the corner of High and Sixth streets.
December s, l8l3s-ly.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.
DR.. George FeHz'S FamiW Hperient Hills.

DR.. George FeEZS Family Hperient Pihs.
WAR FELIx, Of Youngstown; Westmocland county, Pa.
hB would respectfully inform the public that lie has
made of the most important discoveries in medicine ever
known and which will be regarded GREATER forming an
epoch in the art Of healing; . O.. ar
In bilious disorders, the effect Of 5hs above named pill is
wonderful II removes the vitated ahd acrid bile promotes
healthy secretion 6f the liver and soon restores that all-
important to natural condition and wholesne ac
tivity. complaints Of the stomach, is particularly vaua
ble II ceanses 1t Of all morbid and perncious matter, in
the appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
vgor to the whole system II acts eecuay In diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels rousng the Liver to healthy
action violent colds il VIM remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentefy win yield doses
The Dabates and al other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by the use Of this medicine without any nox
ious effects In the diseases Of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeh
at which time infants suffer most
In the use of this incidence no attention need be paid to
dt shOud there be any dread of exposure to he wea
ther. -. a. =. 49,, ,. a. .
TEsTIMoNIALs or THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers Of gentlemen Of respec,aby and alens
have used these pills. and oil unite in rendering praise to th
safe, powerful and wonderful cathoiicon
The following certificate Of an eminent physician, and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the exccency OF their
efficacy the system, particularly In bilious diseases
MArEns' MIhs, Greene Co Pal
February 9Th, 1843
DR. G. FELIX, sirIaving obtained few boxes OF your
Family Aperen Pills. and having been In the regular prac.
tce of Med icne for 10 yearsthough engaged
neraat Minister Of the Methodist p. Church, hereby
THY that In bilious diseases they are decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially sucesn in Dysen
ary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any Of this certificate you may think proper.
Yours with respect,
PIT. LAIsHLEY, MI.
E=These PS are prepared only by DE-. GEO. FELIX at
Youngstown, Westmotand County, Pa with directions for
| their use GTsEE HkEDDILLs with each AeENr.
AGEETs.-T. Collier, Bolivar; G.$ W. Speaker, Sandy
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7FASHIONABLE, .TAILORlNc !.

oSEPH w REWBURG would respectfully inform bis olis
friends and the public ngenera that he carries on te hbova
in all rs various bancheson Factory Street. South
SIDE where he mHyp all times be found to attend "
a work ptrused him lie faiters himself wihe done AZ u
Fabc neat and he done in the country He
intends at oil tmesto keep his employ good conpetentwof
his means 10 receive the Fashions sanpy provides
10 accommodate his endsihteronntry he wItake meas,
ly all kinds Of county produce. IA af0sE'0 IlrTTr
Z Dover Aug. IS, ,l84l aillas, .sfY. .,...
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
FACTORY.

GEORGE NJ. DOLL & Co.. respectfully inform the pubic
hatthey have opened shopin the long huildng oppose
ihe Market house in NEW PHILADELPHIA for the p U
pose Of manufacturing ~ .eyr&
C0PPER, TIN a. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they win sell exchange for Country pro-
uce low any other establishment west Of the Ohio
River,
JOB WORK done In the best manner, the shoftes no
ice and most reasonable terms. | j
r-roGp PEWTER CoPPkR taken in exchange for work.
New PhllB March 20, 1913, ly.
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WONDERFUL REDUOTloNnr J,

EIGHT Passes OF NUslc FOR l2t CENTS q
The Lady,s Musical library may now ie en-
phalicaly called lhe Cheapest Musical Publication in the
World. F6t the astonishing law price Of ONE DOLLAR And
HALE per umnbm 2i cents single number the publc
Will be sappled Will all the latest and most popular MUSIC
The support which this valuable periodical has already
eeved clearly proves the high estimation hi which il s led
and in order se the connued patronage Of the musical
World, the publisher has has made arrangements whereby
he will selection OF the hest and LATET KuRoPsAN
PUnLcArIoSs that each montty part VIII contain various
original compositions Of the hest native and foreign TALENT
accompanied BY sKLEcTED ofindlspntahle merit,
Added TO these advantages the paper and style Of getting
up the Library will be Surpassed f cquaud, by any q
the publications that three times i price. While the mu
sic will be disposed render each sheet perfect In ITSELF
and form valuable collection OF PIANO FORTE MUSIC,
Songs Duets, &c. with many advantages comlning ee
gance with unparalleled eheapnes-afordug hcies Of NduP
taon the various wants Of the Musical World aud mp
pearng in form peculiarly suited 10 the present taste for
PKRoDcALs the Library recommends Itself to all per-
who with great amount of amusement for all uncon'
shall outlay
One copy year, Sl.5O Ten copies, $1,000
Four copins ' .- 800 Twenty-Five copies, 5000
In par funds, free Of postage, addressed to ... |
EDw. FERRETT, Publisher.
a u South Third street, Philadu.
hc allowance to Posmnpiers and the Profession
will receive tile discount that Is obtained at the music
stores, 9G naa It.
copy Nj. %.is ss.s. s'1'g Magazine sH: year paid
~: Me- n; ;'i:; is. s:;I''s a's ''' Do "
II d Musical Library "
q Miss Lesle's Magazine dollars do -
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TAELORINGxl
WM. p. NEFL.Y

WIN. F. NEELY, "" 'e' rs yf3'~1
EpEs pECTTULLY informs his friends and The pblc re
- eraly, that lie has opened shop in the East room ~
the Court House, formerly occupied as an Office by Judy
esq., New Philadelphia where he intends 10 carry on the bus
mess in tie most approved style. "3'i s NfA2 hnf
saz p COATS, VESTS, PANTALOoNS, answ
and all other articles In his line Of business made In the mosr
fashionable STYLE in plain and substantial manner to su
the farmers Of the country aud 1T prices suit the hardness t
the times sI aa5H giYs30 VI e,-sli ql st--.tgiesl
reasonable terms. Ni "-'' N'' ttiNa'7V7f''oF
The LATEST FASHIONS will regularly received from TIE
East Country Produce viii betaken In paymento Of wor
May 25.1843 al y4f, te. i.,-sI :. d. Icy.
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WASEI1NT GTOHTIANHa
,.steass-s EOETSE n2G FlGIlG'p

5R The proprietor Of the Washidgt0nan House word
respectfully infomhis friends and the public genela
that he has opened the above house in the town of
UHRICHSVILLE, TUSCARARAS COUNTY a
for the accommodation of travellers &c. upon pure coli
,cater principles, No paiLs will be spared 10 render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call, and ID
hopes by strict attention 10 business to make the Wash
ingtonan House worthy ofsupport. His TABLE wit
at all times be supplied with the best the country can
afford and his 8 TABLE with plenty of proyender ana
carefully attended. a1'''a e ~ '''4'7''3 "sg"'g'
a l7 sr.9aaa b.9 s6paF NJ. R. HAsKINE.ia
Uhrihcsyille, August.S. ls43. sraa = Is es 3bU9
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MEDICAL NOTICE

g. DocroRs VIM. T. Patterson ArD1iA Barker take
This opportunity ofnormng the public that they have
located themselves at the
90 % FALLS OF SUGARcREEK, l1d
where they ready 10 attend 10 all calls in the line eS
their professions they will be found al the atove mention.
ed place unless called away on professional services
" '''" 1913 . i-l7' - ,t4..f 3 fc ~, Wgw
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RECOMMENDATIONS,
We cheerfu;ly recommend the above vol
III. CLAY, }
]. SPEED Smith, ModerGtOrA
q GEO. RUBERTsoN,

We (minsiers Of the same Church with Mr.. Camp
belly cherrfuy recommend the work;
James Fishback, Janes Shannon, John Smith, A.
Raines, l.. L. Pinkerton, J, 7. johnson, F. Hall,
Vim. Morton, D. s. Buinet, A. Kendrick ]. f. Shep.
ard, % 20 -t ..'Hf