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JAMES A. ROBINSON

1S6s,--a Respectfully informs the Ladies,r-,
that he has commenced the manu- Ss''fSAS
faclure of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No 2i6 N. HOW
ARD STREET, a few doors month of Madison street
where he soicits continuance OF patronage. AL
kinds of work viii be made to odeT in the neatesl
manner, and of the best materials, and on the mos,
reasonable terms. jail
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N7- SIGNED OVERM an
To
an end
less etPT-
nifty, by all
who witness
Cd the pale and
CHASTITY object, caus-
ed Icy sptting blood,
and most violent cough,
with night sweatS, hOarse
ness and sound of the voice,
indicating an alarming state of
disease: my clergyman was plain
with me, and stated that had but
few days to live; my sister, who
was my anxious care takCr, made in
Qury where she would be most likely
to obtain the most certain relief, she
told Of DR.. Swdple'S Compound Syrup Of
HtH Cherry, Il medicine in general use
throughout the United States, for the cure Of
coughs, colds, consumption, splitting of blood,
influenza, palpitaton of the heart, whOOpng
cough, tickling, or rising sensation in the throat,
bronchites, asthma, weakness of the nervous SYSTEM
or impaired constitution from any cause, and 10
prevent persons from falling into decline. She
was informed if this medicine failed in the
cure, my life was hopeless. DR.. SwAYEE's
SYRUP was then procured, and the first
bottle gave relief, aud by the time had
commenced the fifth bottle, my cough
had left me, and my strength
much improved, that | able
TO take the fresh air and in
short time entirely recover
ed my former health. For
corroboratOn of the truth
of the above statement
you san call on my sis
ter, who lives in
nipCr street, one
door below
Race street,
Philadei-
phia.
03-Be cautious 10 ask for the original Dr. Swaync's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, as all other prepa-
rations from this valuable uoe fictitious and c0un
rod, lie hui -hpsn tna
is at the north west corner of Eleventh and RacestS,
Philadelphia.
.4GENTS.-J. w. & X. w. DAVIS, No. $50 Bat
more-st., Baltimore; Rcv'd ISAAC P. COOK, No. %
Baltimore ST., Ralt'e; STABLER & CANDY, Prattst.
wharf, Baltimore; ROBT. FARNElAM, Washington,
ID. C.; GEO. NJ. SOUTHRON, Georgetown. ID. CT;
VIM. STABLER, Alexandria. u. c.; p, NJ COHEN
& Co, Charleston. S. c.; PEYTON JOHNSON, Rich
mond, Va; E. KLINE, St. Louis, Missouri; ]. S.
MORRIS CO, Louisville, KY; II. RURFORD, In
dependence, Missouri. sel2-9m
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ISCom. Moore, of the Texas Navy, is
still in New York.
l-@The New York Republic has been sus-
ponded
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FALL FASHION.
BARGAINs@ BARGAINS"

BARGAINS! BARGAINSi BARGAlNSi!
No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
ENLANNIELS, BLANKETS and WOOLLEN
NJ GOODS generally, where purchasers obtain
them good and cheap, with great variety of coarse
Wooen Goods, suitable for men wear, with many
very desirable articles for housekeeping, such as
brown Table CLOTHS; beautiful damask do; NAP
KINS of all qualities; Doylies, Diapers, Shectings,
Sc, &c., for sale cheap Call and see for yourselves.
EDWARD J. RICHARDSON,
o26 TAPl No. 81 Baltimore street
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CLOSE OF CANAL NAVIGATION. The freight
and racket boats on the Main Line Of the Penn
sylyania Canal will be taken off on the 18th
inst, and the navigation will then be closed for
Al.
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MoRMoN DisAFFEcTIoN IN New YORK. On
Thursday evening, in New York, there was a
meeting of Mormous, at which one of Sidney
Rigdon's followers called on the congregation
TO separate itself from Nauvoo.
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INrEREsTISG DiscoyGRY. The theatre oil
the ancient city Of Parma has been discovered
at considerable depth in the earth, and in
remarkable state of preservation. The govern
ment has ordered researches TO be made, and
has purchased several houses which stand IN
the wav OF the operation.
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CARD.
LADIES' PHILADELPHIA FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
1853 BALTIMORE STREET,

al the subscriber returns his thanksc-,
sHgas.saEs to the Ladies and public generally es'ea4
for the very liberal patronage bestowed, and respect
fully informs them that he has just received and Is
constantly receiving, III addition to his already large
assortment, great variety Of Ladies', Misses ano
Children's CATERS; ialEgaiter and Cater SHOES
of al descriptions suitable for the season. and at va
rious prices according to quaiity-all Of which art
warranted not he surpassed at any establishment
the L. States either for quality: durability or cheap
ucss-whoIesae and retail.
G, n. THORNE, No. l59 Baltimore-st.,
iel opposite the Museum
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HEAVY ALL WOOL TWEEDS, &c,
EUsT RECEIVED, heavy plain and checked
cD Tweed, all Wool, the cheapest article in the
market Also, plain and fancy CASSlMERES, new
styles and lower than ever before seen.
CLOTHS, CLOTHS, of all shades and qualities
very low. Call and see.
BIB RICHARDSON s. co.
No 223 Baltimore street,
nj TARl 3 doors below Chares-st.
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A LARGE LOr or GOLD 4 SIAV fEIt
"a PENCIL CASES, Of the latest style. Also, Levi
Browns Premium Diamond pointed Gold PENS; some
very rich Gold Fob and Guard CHAINS; Gold and Sill
yer TIL IMBLES, with a rich assortment of JEWEL
RY. Just received at & ID. CLARK'S, No. Water
street, ID door from Calvert. Purchasers invited
to call and examine the Goods. mi
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGIITM!
ENCOEONIY In LIGHT! For one half dollar
-HL you obtain one of lloughton & WaIlace's
PATENT LARD LAMPS, sold only by the subscrb
er, at his Mandatory,
No. $50 BALTIMORE STREET,
I'd Tin Store above Howard street,
whereby you save fifty per cent by using Lard in
stead Of Oil, and have much superior Light, free
from smoke or smell.
{G3- Every Lamp warranted to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. a liberal discount TO those who
sell again. MIDI AEFHED II. RElP
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=
WAcoB Bucher snd ca,tarire rs wife, Ir,n sNsr'T,
~ william swunz James swNHz, Etvid Ee,l4e ess. md
Margaret his wife, Thomas Stuart sud Cnustlis lis
wife, Thomas Gosnch aud EImaheih LIS Wife. Pecr
Bocher. Henry Willard aud MGIy Lis wife, JSoa smhS
aud Susan his wife and Philip Knhppenterget rA1Enisaor
Of the Of Jacob Bacer deeh scd hereby notified iiRt
the 28th day OF November 1913 Joseph Stout ofte
County of Tuscanwas und State Of obo filed TIC Court
of Common Pleas OF the county Of Tuscorawns'arJ strs
of ohio ChaEcey ngainsi he slave nemea teferd
ants, the object and prayer Of Lr said Bin is Il Tie Ead
Joseph Stout the 22nd day OF July A. D. 1895 rneTsd
into article Of agreement with jacob BAce utS Of said
county Of Tuscarawas decehcd by which said agree.
ment the said Jeecb aer agreed 10 convey tie sn Stout
upon the said Stout paying the Of foyiwa doInrsu
the said Bachct Six Of land be taken OF South
West quarter of Section No. 81 IN township No TO-
No. the u s. Military Distficto he taken on tie North
side of said quarter and The West Of tile road
from New Philadelphia Wooster be iaheu from the cen.
ire of the said road parallel line the line on the West
line of said quarter and adjoining the GiraburR;
in said County Of Tusearawas and State Of 0o thai ali tho
purchase money has bOen paid and that said Baees
died without making deed of said land 10 said Stout Pray
n process answer. and that defendants bo deereed 10
make and deliver good and sufficient deed Of said land 70
said Stout and the above named defendants heY no.
tfed that unless they appear and plead answer demur
10 The said Bill within sixty days after the next erL Of said
ration of said sixty days, viii apply 10 said Court tabs
the matters Of the Bill confessed and decree thsoR sss
cOrdingly, CUMMlNs e. CAM,
9 .. Soils fOi Comply
Dated, Nov. 28th, A. D. I843 (46 6D
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BRANDRETH's PTIGs.
Secured By letters Patent of tie United. .Skates

Thn METHOD OF PREPARrSo THE BRANDRtTRiAs vEorri.
4 tt., :, a-'s5.3 .BLE EXTRACTS. 81 ~ u-#:
tAvEAT entered 9Th of June, 1842--Patent granted ,
" Benjamin Brandretb Goth January, 1843. , -.i.~,,
The extracts Of which Brandre,s Pills composed are
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any ap
pcation The active principle Of the herbs thus
scured the same as is in the Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious Of medicines recommended In
advertisements me- in which the contemplate rob-
bers steaesy language, merely altering the Time viii
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
l. THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE. 81 ez-
tPBrandeths Pills the Peoples medicine, proved BY
Thousands who daily recommend them TO the afflicted. The
BRANDRETHs Pills are growing every day popular eiT
virtues extending their aseuness he sick both sexes
daily deriving benefit from them No case OF disease but
they can be used with advantage cles hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure, with eryspeas so with epsehs
and colds, with costiveness SO with cancer SO with hoV
pnched lips and cankern the mouth. Let the afflicted the
medicine, and they will find they require no otLcr 81
G7sold at Is cents per box, with drectiou.. r~at
The only Agents for the sale of DR.. b. Brandss Yssets
BILE Universal Pills, In Tuscarawas county, Chap RO
BY New Philadelphia, and Philip Latter SaRdyvBIs, mo
May 25, l842. Z ~, Z d; ,Re ttr. 80
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DIR IT. o. 1nTRNTD.

81 DBo Jo % BIREDo
HAvIEG permanently located In New Phiidepha res.
pecully tenders his professional services tire public,
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty those who
bay solicit his aid TO receive share of public patronage
if His remedies are chiefly of VEGETABLE CHARAC.
TER combining mIdness and efficacy and when skully ad
numbered, well adapted and eradicate disease
oil the varied forms TO which the human system subject
Having thorough knowledge ofNhe t.t
W. s,e't' ~ UrescopIan Practice,
Judging diseases by The urine) persons wishing my avail
themselves of this advantage.
CASH will be expected in dll cases, except for riding
Office In the building lot formerly occupied by W.
Bepope, on thecornet Of Hgh aud s!IhStrs
December 6, 1843.-ly.
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Faom the Boston Daily Times
xuRTEUT,S INDIAy VEGETA ri .E pIT IA


or all the public advised medicines Of the day. we know Of
hone that more safely recommend for the i that flesh
heir TO- than the pills that sold at the depot of the North
american College of HEALTH 1873 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances know Of where they used In families
With highest sathfacon and longer ag ohan yesterday
Seheard eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used to be great repugnance of QUACK
medicines hey all indscrminateY termed, but II was
mainly Owing to the regular NJ Ds consahtY denouncng
them. Tho however becoming liberal Id this
pec aue consequence at good Vegetable medscines
lew more extensively used than formerly. N
23 o'sE Extract of a letter from Washington CITY.
Or. VIM. WRIsHT-Dear slr--You will hhte the kindness
forward rs rs possible, Ur thee gross Of the
ndan Vegetable pills. The sales have for the last two months
nereased rapdy those who buy, generally emarkng that
hgy the best pills they aye used and opinion
haa theY will In short time supercede oil others in this
chg. ROBERT FARNHAM,
s,,f, Washington city, D. q.
''' FSona tie Phild. Saturday Ecening Post.
,... WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
4 New England well other parts Of the United States
The attempt Of persons deaud public by the sale of
spurious articles, with general reprobation Mr.. Wright
ndefagable business and shows nray Of cures
Ay medicine which confidence In the virtue Of his
SndIan Vegetable Pills.
sI'st7 u AGENTS..
E. CHAPLIN & RoBY, New Philadelphia, TOscarSw-
y county. Ohio.
"A. D. T'bayer & Co.. Bolivar. do DO
=. p. Latter. SsndyyiIls, do do
Christian Weebel Zoar, do do p
Ritter, Slngluff & Sterling, Canal DUveR do u
Thomas Sargent, Shsnesvie, do do
!. Hsyer & Bowman, Coshocton, Coshocton county. o.
A. Rsn6eid g. Co Keene, do do
aeruel Humrickhouse & Co.. Lewisville, do do
- Danief Kigors & Co., CadIz, Harrison co., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonyille, do do
June l6, l643.
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ianas Blown Ia Schaacsry, Court OF cummoa Pleas
II ef T@eaEawus County Ohio
lchu Blown, & of&t - }t7s ~ ttfJiENi
Nm peuhna a. an trdss Of hs Court Of Common Pleas Of
hs esanty u TuleaEawas and State Of Ohio at their
Bepiem9ef ,erw, 1ei5 John Brown, Robert Brown John
AayhnI ana cabarne his wife Susan Brown Hugh:MeCaf
Ny ana Anfsh his vile, Alexander Brown Samuel Thomas
tad Knaag h wte, are hereby noned, that 7h day
of Aesu A. ls41 JAns. Drown Of The county Of rus
gaWaS, ard siaa e Clio, aed sald Court bill In Chan
ty aFann The said defendants the object and prayer Of
which hill y that William Brown ate OF the county and
ae aforesaid By slHt will and testament wed or intended
70 VIII 70 SAID lnmes Brawa. tie following lands owned
bytht said WiiAB Bows who deceased; situate In
Mseoun Of TuaaRwas and State aforesaid, aud described
Follows, V; The south quarter Of the north Or
of section 19oWuahp range containing DO acres also
e B w. quarter Of che N D. quarter OF section 3d. tOwship
s. tango l. containing 40 seres also the s. W. quarter efhe
W. quarter Of section Is township g. Terge containing
20 aud aeFe also the half of the g. H. quarter Of
section s tewuihp g. range q containing rs and 76-lOo
acFes that the said William Brown employed one William
Boyd TO da his Ead WILL and that said Boyd In describing
sai lots Of aOd dese5edhem by the number Of the cerlh
eAte which id William Brown held evidence OF
his lse 10 said land instead Of describing the same BY
humber Of the o Prayer for process answers and that said
desndans who are hes Of ssd Decd be compelled convey
a their several interests in said land complainant and
title IN ITO said land may be fully vested In compahaAE
according tothe Will aad intention Of said William Brown and
the sa defendants further nofed that unless they appear
and Plead or dcur the said bill within sixty days
ser the next terndof nd the said James Brown
ahxt after the expiration Of d sixty days. will apply
said Court to take the matter Of the Bill confessed and
aseFoe thereon accordingly.
cUMMINs & CAMP,
Soils for Complt.
hecombeF Nth, A. D. 1898. so 6w
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Notice.

John G. Sherod and Parker s. HaycocI, Hannah Ann
Larkin Haycock Haycock, Lemuel P. IIaycock,
Administrators of ---- Thompson, and Jane
Beuami0 lIaycOck Thompson his wife, late widow
deceased Os. }OfBeDjamin Haycock deceased.
Parker s. lHaYcock I
etals.
Won will take notice that wO have filed our petition
= in the Office fthe Clerk Of the Courtof Common
Pleas Of Tuscuawas County State Of Ohio 10 which pc
tilion you are made parties defendant. The petition
sets forth that Benjamin Iaycock, in his lifetime to witt
on the 29h day oJan. A. D. 1888 entered into writ.
ten contract with Levi Jenkins, by which he sold said
Jenkins part Of the NJ East quarter Of section twenty
one, inTownshp fifteen of range seven, containing is
acres and 64l00 Of acre. that the said Jenkins by vii.
tue Of said agreement entered into possession of said
periy, and has fully complied his part, with all The
ptipualions in said &c. The prayer of the pe-
ton is lhA the Court at III next term may order the
petitioners to make deed to said Levi Jenkins for e
land in the petition described in the same manner that
the said Benjamin Haycock,; would have been! been
bound TO do in his lifetime&c.
E. r. ECKLEY
Attorney for Petitioners.
January ! 1914 5f3w.
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TAKI1OR
WM, r. NEELY

af'bS lfi'sfA WIN. r. NEELY, 's''' "s"
spECTFULLY informs his friends and The bbIs Sat.
orally, that he has opened shop in tile East room q
the Court House, formerly occupied as nm office by Judy
esq., New Philadelphia where he intends carry on the bus
neSs in the most approved style. ~ hfA S8'p
l5 81. COATS, PESTS, PANTALOONS. fg4
and all other articles in his line of business made In the mos,
fashionable STYLE in plain and Substantial manner 10 suit
the farmers of the country and prices suit the hardness Of
the times ..I a.lisre S4t,.r't s, sr ID 2 u TsF
CUTTING of all kinds done on the shortest notice and
reasonable terms.
Tine LATEST FASHIONS win be regularly received from the
East Country Produce win be taken in payment Of work.
May 25, 1843. .,..s-t, ,..,.., y, l9-ly.,
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
FACTORY.

GEORGE II. DOLL, Co., respectfully inform the pubic
thatrley have opened Ehopin The long building, oppose
The Market house in NEW PHILADELPHIA, for the p D
pose Of ofmaBafacturng tsa4ft
COPPER, I'm e. SHEET IRON WARE,
whchhey will sefor CAsor exchange for Country pro.
nee soy other establishment west Of tie Ohio
River 7Ef.iL ~ ts.rt Fl. r. gtk ss. .t - ffslt
job WORK done In the best manner, tie shortest no
ies mud most reasonable terms. wt ffai y ttF
IToLp PEwTER 4 CorrtR taken in exehanes for work.
N6w Phi,a. March 20, 1913, H..
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kEW SHOE & LEATHER
STORE.

D he NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Mller'S
N7r Tsnnsry on Fsciosy Street.
LORER THAN EYER FOR CASE
GLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co., have just received
= their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 lhelS stock Of 80
SHOES AND LEATHER,
row arriving. and which contain varied and desirable
porent Of GenemAla ant ladies' boys and edreHI boots
nd Shoes Of nh kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER, &.
Morocco Lining skins, Shoe makers findings Of MI Kinds,
Shoe pegs by the qut and bashs Lasts Boot Trees and
peoetnps, ansl prices that bnt h pleasing to nur
sGnasEE No pains exerionp will be Sparedo make the
ssabhment right in all respects, that none VsIOuN
Osl aud satisfy yourselves III ,4ebI4t
Canal Dover Nay 10, 1913. ~ 3s
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FELIX'S Family Hperient Fills.
TAR. FELIX, of Youngstown, Westmoreland county Pa
u would most respectfully inform the public that he has
made of the most important discoveries in medicine ever
known and which will be regarded GREATER as forming an
epoch In the art of healing T., il .a-r T,s1 ,1'E
In bilious disorders the Effect OF lha above named pill is
wonderful. 1t the vaed and acrd bile promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver, and restores that all
important to natural condition and wholesme ac
tivty In complaints of the stomach il is particularly vaua
ble It ceanses OF all morbid and perncous matter In
crsases the Appetite and through the soach gives tone and
tgor to the whole SYSTEM II acts e ctaaly ndiSeases or
the Liver and Gall vessels rousing the LIVER TO healthy
action violent colds IL will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentey will yield TO or two doses
The Dabates and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by The of this medicine without any nox
ious effects In the diseases Of children they viii be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most. air
In the of this medicine attention need be paid TO
Diet sboud there be any dread of exposure 10 Inc wea
thet. - t.- .... % ii, ....... III.
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of responsibility and taens
have used these pills. and oil unite in rendering praise 10 hi
safe, powerful and wonderful tatholicon.
The following certificate Of eminent physician; and now
preacher Of the Gospel will show the excclency Of their
efficacy on the system particularly in bilious diseases
N1ArEts' Mills. Greene Co ,Pa.l
February 6tb 1843.
Dr. G. FELIX, Sir-Havng obtained few boxes Of your
Family Aperen Pills. and having been in The regular prac-
tce of Med icne for 10 yearshough now engaged MS
Ineaa Minister of the Methodist p Churchill hereby
thy in bilious diseases they decidedly the hest Pill
have used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any use Of this certificate you may think proper
Yours with respect,
7. +. LAISHLEY, MI.
TThese Pills are prepared only by DE-. GEO, FELIX, Mt
Youngstown, Westmoreand Cohnty Pa, with directions for
their use. GySEE HANDBILls with each AaEHT.
AGENTs.-T. Collier, Bolivar; C. & w Speaker, Sandy.
vile, Chaplin ROby, New PHILADELPHIA; Wm Boyd, West.
chester, Keller Hd Canal Dover Th6s Sargent shanes-
yie nscarawas county; also H. Roby, Leesbug Carol Co.
Ohio. ,,. t,. ....n.,9
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BIackSIllithimg.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the riiizenp
ef Word Township and vicinity that he has commenced
The above business 10 all is various branches Wagons
Bngges and vehicles Of 81 descriptions iroped the
shortest NOTICE. and most reasonable terms Edge Tools
Of all kinds made in the most suhstaniisl manner and
warranird good-7i1cpding cooPsr ad5es, drawing
knives. broad syss, Dr.,
GET Shop a, Frances Ga,nets on Stone Creek Roads
miles from New Philadelphia.
November 2, l943. -lv
JOaNC. HERMAN
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Uhrihcsville, August 8, ls4s. ',a' h'e BAT
ADNNTNISTRA0R'S NOTICE.

pursuance Of an order of Court mdds in June term,
A, D. lS43 will offer for sale on the premises near
Srasbugh, Tuscarawas County, Ohio on Saturday the
24h day of February next One Mill seat on Sugar
creek with SIX acres and seventy peches Of aud about
the same day and place, one CAST IRON Turning
Lathe, and one Card teeth cutter. Allhe property Of
Philip Trapp deceased, Terms Of sale made known ON
said day BY, PHILIP. .KNAPPENBERG GER,
p. January % 1874. 2 DIV 'ise'9' 60 ID Aam'r. "a
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, Stone Cutting.

ENNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
u nOyer, New Philadelphia, and Tie county gensraly
lat lie hascommenced the above business IT, cahh UtG
lwherc he intends carrying ii on na issarOusbratht
a1s'aa,'2s1 MONUMENTS; eiaiu sic
'17H HEAD AND FOOT STONES, bnA
BUILDING STONES IN shob All dosttptioais ,Fton.
Nv orH made 10 odes OF ale best mAe5 pbdJ1 The nsa.ea
ossibe style. Shop on Factory street. one door wesI
slirguF and Bowers Shoe and Leattss stors ~ ~
EFF nCBgKRR
Dover. Oct. %, Ga43, al Jm