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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

Losr MAIL FoUxp.-About ii months ago the
mail from Tallahassee, Florida, for the North,
was stolen in passing through Georgia. A letter
from Mr.. Alexander, Mail Agent, to the Post
master Of Tallahasse gives information Of It's re-
covery. The bag was found in a we'll at War
Tentown, Ga. t,retre feet under uater The let
ter says
You package und ,ha, Of the Quincy Office to be
condition winch they left your Offices the pack
a-s thoroughly saturated with water. and could ind
only the Quincy Post Bill having. all probability
GssOly ed IL eet OF IA months md
the address upon all the letters, with the exception offs or TO-
some - or 20 IN all quite leglblo.
The seals of all the letters thus found unbroken. with
the exception OF letter from Quincy, which found $40
bank violence mad been done 10 the seal OF said
ee and opened only by the action Of the water upon
Il the bank notes not injured materially Hon. D.
Levy mas reported the los, OF letters the mail OF the
oeye contanedi the packages from your oihce
NH Irtn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

NEw-HAMPsalRr.-Thc following is the off.
cial vote for Governor of the State of New. .Hamp
shire: Whole number OF votes cast, 4o, ,692 ne.
csssary to choice 24,347. For JosN Il. STEELE,
Loco, 1886; ANTHONY CoLBY, Wing, l4,750 !;
DANIEL HoYr, Abolition, 5,767; JOHN II. WHITE,
Conservative, 1855; Scattering 20I. Clear ma
jority for Steele, $3.50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

- A man named McDeyitt walked off the
dock at Boston OH Friday night last and was killed
by falling against the side Of the schr. Eliza.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

Manila Grass Cloth, ior ST.; ss,cs;,, .
and for .nle By WIN. II. ELMoRE. 81 Ce'II r.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

WHlc JounNALs-Thc Saratoga Wing at
the Springs now appears daily ioT The fashiona-
be season, and ought to be taken at our great
Hotels fof The Information OF their Summer
guests.
In Ohio, The 9cckeye Eagle, in Marion Co.
and the Miami OF the Lake at Porrysburgh
Wood Co. nave just been started-both good
WA;g papers. The 'Urbana Citizen,' Loco, has
been discontinued.
Hogans Weekly Herald "'hig, has just been
commenced at Franklin, Tennessee. The Editor,
James Hogan, Jr. has heretofore done the Cause
good service.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Death OF James Wadsworth.

enterprise and industry; aud, by devoting ell that
neediui of that fortune 10 the diffusion OF
kHocksdSc and the encouragement OF Science, he
established for himself reputation as enduring as
time.
Mr. Wadsworth gave his thoughts es we'll as his
money 10 the cause of Education, OF Political
Economy and of the Practical Sciences. The
commonwealth is equally indebted 10 his wisdom
FOR suggesting and maturing, and 10 his munlhcence
for carving out measures OF physical, mental and
moral improvement. He established and endowed
the first Normal School in this State. He ongi-
mated and assisted in periecting the system OF Com
mon School Libraries, by means OF which every
Schoo! District in the State is in possession OF the
most precious literary treasures. lie has published
large editions oil valuable works, and caused them
10 be gIstritousy distributed. And he has done
much else, OF which we hope 10 have faithful me-
inoir, and Tor which his memory will be gratefully
cherished by the citizens OF the State OF Newly OTk
JAMES WApswoRTH, in company with his bro
thsr WILLIAM. who died several years since, were
natives OF Hartford, CT. They purchased large
tract OF land upon the Genesee River towards the
close of the last century. The Indians were for
many wears their only neighbors. Their industry,
enterprise and intelligence scon rendered their pos
sessions immensely valuable. Their vast fortunes
show what enlightened men can accomplish even
in the too much neglected pursuit OF Agriculture
Gen. WILLIAM WADswoKTH lived and died bache.
lOr, bequeathIng his share o the estate 10 ms bro
theirs children. JAMES w ADswoRTH next 10 John
Jacob Astor, was the wealthiest man IN our State
His immense fortune descends 10 two sons, who are
heirs also TO many OF their Fathers virtues; and 10
daughter, who though in person and mind formed
TO grace and charm society has with all daughters
devoted affection, been the nseparable companion Of
her Father during his years Of sickness and suffer
Ing. Martin Brimmer, Esq. former Mayor of Boston,
married the eldest daughter Of DIR; WADswoRTH,
who died many years ago. but we believe left chit
dren.
We hope 10 see, from the hands OF some person
having access TO papers, an extended memoir OF Ar.
WApswoRrn's life and character.
ALBANY Eve. Journal.
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ORDINANCE

FOR FIRE HOOKS AND LADDERS
eEc. J. Be 1t ordained by the Town Council Of Now Phla
depha that 1t shall lie the duty the Marshal procure ak
Fire Hooks and six Ladders Of suitable Sizes made In good
and substantial manner. for the use of said town.
SIC. @ That said Fire Hooks and Ladders be kept in tie
Market House. ..
Secs That shall he unlawful for any person persons to
use the said Fire hooks ladders for any other purpose than
the occurrence Of FIRE.
Sec a. That shall be the duty Of the Marshal TO cause
said nre hooks and ladders TO be returned to the Market house
Immediately after having been used In case Of FIRE.
sec 5, ANY person violating tie Sd section hereof shall
on conviction before the President be fined any not
ceedng ten dollars less than dollar and oil costs
and damages for each and every such violation confined in
The County jail not more than ten days. nor less than twenty
four hours.
Sec g. That shall be duty of the Marshal to let the aore
a work 10 the lowest responsible bidder giving ten day6
notice In one Of the printed In said town. The
Town Council 10 give the plan before the day of SALE
WIN. BUTT, Rec. IT,
May l6. 1914. 10 3w
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q t s.
. CHAPLIN q ROBY, New Philadelphia, THscaTaw-
BRANDRETEI'S PILLS.
Secured BY letters Paicnt Of the United States

TEE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRASDRErHAN VEeETA
DLE EXTRACTS.
tAvEAT entered 9Th of June, 1872 Patent granted
u BENJAMIN Brandreth, goth January, 1843.
The extracts of which Brandreths Pills are composed al
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any ap
pcaton of heat The active principle Of the herbs Is thus
seured the sams as Is In the Living Vegetable.
The public should he cautious of medicines recommended in
advertisements stolen from me, in which the conemptbe rob
hers cuesmy language, merely altering the name Time will
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF THE PEOPLE.
frBrandreth's Pills the Peoples medicine proved by
thousands who daily recommend them 10 the afflicted Ihe
BnAHDRETns Pills growing every day more popular their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick Of es
are daily deriving benefit from them No case Of disease but
they can be used with advantage ehes or hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily with eyspens so win coughs
and colds so with cosveness with cancer o win ne'
lips and canke the mouth Let the afflicted a's
medicine, and they will find they require no other.
N-Fsold at Is cents per box, with direction.
The only Agents for the sale Of Dr. B, Brandrethf Negea
bic Universal Pills. in TuIcaawOs county, are Chapins no
BY, New Philadelphia and Philip P. LATER, sandyvils
Nay rs, 1842
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NOTICE

8 hereby given that the following accounts Of Nd
i mnistrators and Guardians have been fled in the
Clerks office of Tuscarawas Court of Common Pleas
and will be presented for passage at the next June
term Of said Court:
The Final account Of Peter Williams Administrator Of
the estate of Abraham Thomas deceased.
Final account Of Jacob Keller, Guardian Of Frederick
c, Maria l., Christian E, and Caroline A. Teichman,
heirs Of Frederick Techman, deceased.
Final account Of Abraham Beaber Guardian Of David,
Daniel, and RebecOa Gimblins, heirs Of John Gin
Inns deceased.
c. H. MITCnENER, Clerk.
April IS, l644 4w. Is.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE ..
Joseph Jordan } In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio.
Jesse Burr, ct al Dot Common Pleas Of said county
sitting in Chancery, made June term
l842 shall offer for sale at the door of the Court house
on Monday the 10th of June, at / o'clock P. M. Lot
Number 80 in the town Of Port Washington, in said
county. GEO. w. CHAPMAN
May 3, lsA-s. Special Master Comr'
CTIANCERY SALE.
Deardorff ct al. In Chancery Tus Co, Ohio.
Collie, snd Ts us amnd fssss Sss Of Of @ess csn
was county, in Chancery sitting in
this case shall offer at public sale at the Court House.
on MONDAY the 10th day Of June next, at l o'clock
P. M. the following Real Estate to wit Lot number Al
in the town OF Dover
BIN. ATHERTON.
May 9, 1874 H. 4w. Master Com'r.
CHANCERY SALE.
Robert Mcdowell In Chancery Tus Co. Ohio.
John coDs "s ef g Common sss'sf Plea. s' es
Tuscarawas county in Chancery
sitting in this case, shall offer at public sale at the
Court House, on MONDAY the 10th day Of June next
at o'clock P NJ the following Real Estate to wit: Lot
number LOO in the town Of Dovr.
B. M. ATHERTON.
Master Com'r.
May g. 1914. l74w.
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HALTER Y.

EtHARLEs WILSON, HALTER, second ST. Cana
" Dover, would inform the citizens of Tuscarawds
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; in all it's various branches. His workman
ship shall be of the first quality, hoping thereby TO re>
ceive liberal share Of patronage.
NIB. All XII IDS of country produce taken IN e1
change far work. or outstanding debts
Feb 10 1872.
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PRACT1C:oF MEDICINE.
DIRo Do o. Ia5NINIDo

DBo gs % BlANDo
NNAVING permapeny located in New Philadelphia, res.
pectuly tenders his professional services the public
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty those who
may solicit his aid TO receive share of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly of a VEGETABLE CIIARAC.
TER combining mdness and efficacy and when skiIfuy ad
well adapted to and eradicate dsenrs in
all the varied FORMS tokwhich the human system Is subject
having thorough knowledge of the
Urescopian Practice,
Judging Diseases by the urne persons Wishing may avail
themselves of this advantage.
CASH will he expected in all cases, except for riding
Once in the building lot formerly Sceupled by s. W
Hsnope, on the corner of High and Sixth streets.
December g. l843.-y.
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LEGAL NOTICE

THE STATE OF OHIO, TuscnrawRs County, q.
A NTnoNY McGrew. Sarah MCGreU and Peter Bartlett,
IA whose places Of residence unknown viii take notice
that the day of October A. D. J843 Joseph Lewr
Executor Of Jacob BARTLETT late of said County, deceased
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Of Common Pleas for said
County his petition reprcsentfgt epesonal assets of
SAID tesia6r, insufficient discharge the dea OF sad
Estate and praying leave osnd Court so much Of the
real Estate of which the said Bartlett died seized as
will he sufficient 10 discharge said Indebtedness the costs
sfAdmnstraon Tie real Estate described in said petition
h the South West quarter dissection township 10 nnd range
o. containing IO3 Said petition wi he for hearing al
NE nest term Of said Court commencing 10th June 1874
JOSEPH LEWIS EIr. Of Jacob Bartlett,
By Geo. w. ChapnaH d. his Col.
t ~ I. 1874 IT. CIV.
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NEW HAT STORE.

DANIEL ODONNELL, u Go.
Have opened new HAT STORE in the towa o,
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
on High street, one door West of Mr. EsPIcR's HOTEL
where they interd keeping hand general assort'
men, Of Dress, and Fancy Hats, of the best quality
which will be repaired at time if required gratis,
Aleo general assortment Of Wool and comlnon Fur
hats oil of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
lambs Wool or furs
New Philadelphia, April 10, 1874. laly
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NHW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FELIX'S Family Aperient Pills.
~ weud respectfully inform the public that he has
made one Of the most important discoveries in medicine ever
known and which will he regarded GREATER forming
epoch In the art of healing.
in bilious disorders, the effect Of lhA above named pill Is
wonderful. 1t the vitated and acrd bile promotes
healthy secretion OF the liver and soon restores that all
important vIscts TO natural condition and Wholesome
tiyy In complaints of the stomach, il is particularly valua
be 1t clcanses Of all morbid and pernCOus matter in
the appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
vgor the whole system 1t acts eLcuay in diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels, rousing tile Liver to healthy
action, violent colds it will remove like charm. Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentey will yield or two doses
The Dabaes and an other diseases of the urinary organs
will he cured by the of this medicine without any
ous effects In the diseases of children they will he highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most
In the of this medicine, attention need be paid to
diet should there be any dread of exposure 10 lie
ther
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of responsibility and taens
have used these pills. aud all unite in rendering praise TO th
safe, powerful and wonderful catholicon.
The following certificate of an eminent physician and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the exceency Of their
efficacy the SYSTEM particularly in bilious diseases:
MApELs' MILLS, Greene Co Pa.l
February 9Th, 1843. {
DR.. @. FELIX srHaving obtained few boxes Of your
Family Aperent Pills. and having been in the regular prac-
tcO of Medicine for 10 years-though engaged
Ii6eraat Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby
y that in bilious diseases they decidedly the hest Pill
used they have been partially successful in Dysen
ary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty 10
make any of this certificate you may think proper.
Yours with respect,
PIT. LAisHLEY, MT.
1yThese Pills prepared only by DR.. GEO. FELIX, al
Youngstown, Wesmoreand County Pa, with directions for
their ubs QTsEE HANDBILLs with each AGENT.
AGENTS-T Collier, Bolivar; C. e. w. Speaker Sandy.
vile; Chaplin Roby, New Philadelphia, VIM Boyd, West
chester Keller Hidt Canal Dover Thos. Sargent shunes
ve Tascaawas county; also H. Roby Leesburg Carol Co.
Ohio.
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R A E% r. RY.

J. &C. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
cii,zpnS of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY at their residence, in the
third building North of the public square, the West
side of the street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes, crackers, and bread, of good quality
be accommodated on reasonable terms They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday, Of
each week, at o'clock P. NJ, they will be prepared
to Bake any kind of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding in town. From their experience in the business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction to
all who that may favor them with call. and hope by
strict avnion to the wishes of their customers 10 re-
ceive liberal patronage.
N B Cakes furnished for parties at abort notice. also
Crackers for sale by the barrel.
New Philadelphia May 13, 1874. lely
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F,sm the Boston Da;lv Tim.s.

WRTGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. 49,
or all the public advised medicines OF the daT, we know OF
none that we safely recommend for the ILLS that flesh
is hoirto than the pills that sold tho depot Of the North
American College of Health, no. 1873 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances know OF where they are used In families
h the highest saaconi and longer ng than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used be great rePugnance 10 tine of QUACN
medicines hey are all ndscmnatelY termed, but 1t was
mainly owing to the regular NJ DIS constantly deRouncng
them. he are however becoming more liberal In this res
pee and the that good Vegetable medscns are
now more extensively used than formerly.
Extract Of a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM WRI0HT-Denr Sr-You will have the kindness
forward me as soon as possible two three gross of the
nd Vegeu BILE pills The sales have for the last two months
increased rapdY these who buy, generally remarkng ha
her are the best pills they aye used and nay opinion
that theY will in short time supercede all others in this
city, ROBERT FARNHAM,
Washington city, D. g.
Fsorn the PhilG Saturday EUening Post.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining great celebrity
In New England as well other parts of the United States
The attempt of persons deaud the public by the sale OF
articles meets with general reprobaton M Wright
an indeagable business man. and shows array Of cures
by the medicine which warrant confidence In the virtue Of his
Indian Vegetable Pills.
AGENTS. ,
.CHAPIN 4 ROBY, New Philadelphia, THscaraw-
as county. Ghio
A. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, DO Dc
P. P. Latter, Sandyyille, do do
Christian Weebel, Zuar, do do
Ritter, SIngluff & Sterling, Canal Dover, DO Do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesve, do DO
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocon, Coshocton coanty o.
A. Renfield & Co Keene, do do
Samuel Humrlckhouse e. Co., Lewsvs, do do
Daniel Kilgore & Co., Cadn, Harrison co., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonvills, do do
June Is, l543.
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new SHOE LEATHER
S'FORE.

h the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Miller's
Tannery on Factory Street,
LOVER THAN EYER FOR CASHiM
&LINGLUFF BOWER & Co.. have just received
~ their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers to their stock of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
arriving and which contain varied and desirable as
sOmen OF Gentemans and Ladies' boys chdrens boots
and Shoes OF all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoe makers findings Of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
sooeimps, and at prices that cannot but he pleasing pur
chases No pains exerons will be spared TO make the
establishment right in all respects that velo u.s.
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, l843. ly
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r~ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTfCEis hereby given, that petition will be pre-.
IN senred 10 the trustees ofJeerson township, for a.
road running from Jacob Hudnans land on the road
leading from Joh6SMowa to Lockpori and New Pbila--
delphia, thence north to lands owned by Thomas
Tbon pson ST. thence the nearest and best route to in
tersect the Trenton grade at near jacob DomeTs on
said road. Said petition will be presented on The 10th
day Of june, lS44. . Il PETITIONER.
MAY 23-19.3Od
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The cheapest and best Medicine in the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
Only II 70 cents a Box.

Only II ~ cents Box.
yKNTlESE celebrated Pills W i'll hereafter be sold at l2
II 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 reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure lmes and bring the medicine within the
reach ofevery family. AS these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form fan advertisement TO
mend them as there are living witnesses nearly every
where 10 testify that they are the best Family Medicine
now before thsp public. We say 10 all who well
buy these pills for they safe under all circumstances
and conditions ofhe, ashey never deb,ale or weaken
but strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by CHAPlN g. ROBY,
Also 10 all The priacipal towns Throughout, III
3O6
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MEDICAL NOTICE
DIR. LEON G. VANADoRI

~ DIN LLVN u VHNhUUhP,
nF the University Of Brussels, Belgium; Of the Al.
" bany Msdical College, and member OflhO Medco.
chlrugcal Society of New York. respectfully inform.
the public, ihai he has located in the villagO Of
EASTPoRT,
whers he will attend TO u calls in the line Of HE pro-
fss.ion For farther psr,iCaS, sppy to him al his Of
Zee in Ra.pnrt.
April 9. 1874 3et.
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TAKE NOTICE,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LUFF e. STERLING'S WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent on The llth March 1874 & whereas de-
vision was made of Notes and accounts due there now
all who know themselves indebted are hereby notified.
that haye left such Notes aud accounts, which havsf
been allotted to me; with Augustus Wilhelm Justice
the Peace, who authorized settle andcoect the same
G. RITTER
Dover % April 1874 Is 4w'
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Da. TnOMrsoN's APPARATUS
Far TEE cuEE OF
PROLAPSNS UTERL

FROLdTSOp VI6RL
and Otler diseases arising from fenab tccrsnsss.
TNHlS instrument has has the sanction Of the best
Il physioans in the country; aud being altogether an
exernal application it is unqueslionaby The safest,
well the most perfect and usefutof tho kind ever in
vented.
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Fema!e weakness, and being anxious 10
adopt plan featmept, which while it secures to lie
patients The greatest amount Of good is attended with
the least expense and inconvenience, hereby unhesat-
tingy recommends this Apparatus one OmnenY call
cualsd 10 accomplish lhsSe objects.
Such s his confidence in the gre1 utility Of The ln'
sruent that he has enerted into the necessary arrange"
ments for supply ing the wh,ls coHntry. The Appar
a,Hs togsher with careful directions. will be promptly
rRised 10 ell applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS.
Physicians of the county are respectfully invited 10
call and examins it and those desrons Of introducing
il into their practice, can be supplied on more reaSOna'
BILE terms.
F. D. McMEAL. N. D.
Canal Dover, Dec. 90 le42, +9H
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GROCERIES. &c.

EoBN CHAPLIN has in Store general assortment of gro
eeres which he offers for sale low viz: Coffee Tea Sugar
Moases Rice, Pepper Spice, ginger nutmeg, cinnamon To
bacco Snuff &C. Also madder Indigo, alum coperas Log
wood Venetian Red, Rosn white aud lack Lead Red aK
White Chalk, Sulphur, Birthstone Cloves Shaving soap,
tile Soap, candy, Rotten stone and BrasS Rlte
New Phl'a. May "a, 1644
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FOR SALE,

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly sua.
n ted in the town of New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, for sale on favorable terms For parc.
u!as apply to B. SEAToE, at the Recorders cce, oY
the Subscriber at Uhrichsville, TuSCarawas County,
Ohio.
VhrisASvils, Mach %, 1874. IN
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty days from
IN this date petition will be presented 10 the True,
tees of The township of York. in the County Of Tue
carawas praying for the location Of township road;
commencing at the end Of Isaac Beavers lane at the.
line in said township TO from thence the nearest an
hest route to the bridge on Lot No. 10 owned by Judge
Blake; from thence The nearest and best route to the.
big road from New Philadelphia TO Evlnsburg.
81 ISAAC BEAVER, Pet'E.
May II, 1874. $Ia sod
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rADNGT1T1sTRAToRs NOTICE.

EADN1IH1 STRATV6S NVG4OG.
N0ICEis hereby given that ho subscriber has been ap.
pol nted AdmF Of the estate Of Margaret Spanger dec
Al indebted 10 said estate will please make immediate
pa SAen those having claims will present them legally
pr IVsn for settlement within year.
PHILIP MIZER- Adm'r.
ofMaTguret spanger, dec.
HsTeh IA fe44 9Aw.