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DIR. ID JaynG's 'SaRaGiEe
Pills.

For Liver Complaints, sGOUt Jaudice,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, FeperS, Ner
vOuS"eSS, Erysipei0s, and diseases Of
the Skin, dmpurity gf the Blood In
fomdEiOns, MelaHchOly Sick Head
Goh, COstipencss, Pains in The Head
Breast, Side, Bach, and Limbs. Bill
Gus Affections. Female Diseases, &c
&c &c and tOheneOer any PHrgGtive
Medicine may be required.
There iS scsrcsly AOy disessoin which
Putgative Medicines are not more or
less required, and much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person can
fee we'll while @ cosllVe habit OF body
prevails; besiGes'iI soon generates se-
rious and often fatal diseases, which
nigh! have been avoided BY g timely
and judciOuS use OlProper CGlharIic
Medecinee.
The Proprietor can recommend these
PILE with the grsstesl confidence, be,
IieVinR them lar superior TO lbe PlIls in
general use, more mild, more prompt,
sale, end Uniform in their opefSlIon.
10 using them, no particular care is
required Persons may eal and drink
as usual, and, il desirable, eat Imme
dlalely sltsr taking them.
Age will not impair them, &c they
are so combined as 10 aIwaysreGdiIy
dissolve 10 the stomach.
In small doses they are AItstalive
and gently Laxative, butn large doses
they are actively Csthsrlc; cleansing
the whole eIlmentary canal from all
pulrd, irritating and iecaI meters, and
producing healthy secreIions Of +he
Stomach, Liver, and tbs various other
OrgOns oI the body
They may be ttkep at an times, and
ln mosl dispases-iu lnflammalory, In.
ermItten,, Remiuenl, BlIlous, and eve
ry other form OF Fever-Jaundice en-,
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia the,
srsreeIty an Invaluable article, gradu
ally changing the viIisted secreuons q
the stomach and liver. and producing
healthy action in thoss important or
game. They are very VaIuabe for dil
sases pl the Skin, and for what 10 com
monty called Tmputity OF the Blood
also for Female Com plants, Coslive
mess, &C.. and 10 fact every dissss
whore an Apertent, AlteratiVe, or 'Pur
galivs Medicine may be required
G1-Dyspepsia pOsiGiOsly be cure
bya perssvering use OF this vaIuab
SANATIVE, especially IL the TOn
VsrmIuge be used 10 conjunction.
For saleby
y /. ATKINSON, & co.
CsrrolIto
And r, X Gray, WaynOsbuRh.
b September l3, ls4%
: l8 dozen ClOlh, Fur, Seal and Sealet
D Caps received and for sals very 10
stthe cheap Store OF
tx. JACKSON.
: Nov Bib, 1874.
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erBr >smIrH having declined the
practice oi hls profession in 'CarroIltGn'
would lake this opportunity Of recon-
meuding to his friends, aud the public
A. r OHIsH LIN, M CD as a physician
in who IN The utmost 'onfdence 'can be
placed.
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Produce Wanted.

Wheat, Faxseed, Timothyseed ,eClo
'vsF seed, 'Oats. -Four. Butter, Eggs
Beeswsx, ,TalIow, Flax, Rage, Towyarn
in shoH almost all kinds of produc,
bought by
CUMMINGS g. AKERs.
CsrroIllon Nov. 9th 1914.
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TIMOTHK SEED, ,DM ED Proog.es
Butter, Fia@seed, FeGtAers. BeeS,1ar.
And al. kinds oil merchanlable Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we will pay the'hghes, price and
sell our 'Goods as low ss they can be
purchesedin fhe STATE.
4 ATKINSON 4 GO.
October 4, l844.
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Boots and Shoes,

description Ladies' GnmeO which WIN @ oN Sc"p
not lt chesper e like Quahy aoy oh" ca"s
a this of the
materials, paonzs assured ha' no VIII use III"
besex rtlons general satisfaction. .
zoe
hand viii be mace IN "s Oe"
S3O' n'"0P''" ' '' HENRY HELFRtCK.
Carrolton, March H. ls45.
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Al large stock ofCOFFEE and other
groceries. Just received and for sale as
IoW, il not little lower. than can be
bought elsewhere in this place.
VIM M SINCLAIR.
Nov, 9Th 1844.
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'BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

DHLOH WI vi w LID I'll EhhI,
The attention OF the afflicted 10 be"
coming more and more auracled to This
incompatible remedy for Asthma, Bron
chetts, Coughs, Consumption, &c But
1t Is'necossary oremind ell who would
get The true attcIe, TO enquire paftlcu-
lsrlv for DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WUD CHERRY, and lake moth
ing else. UnprincIpled dealers viii
tell you thalSytUp OF Wld Cherry, OF
some other cough medicne"is equally al
good. Regard them not they only
want your money. Remember 10 il
'WisIar's Batssm OF Wild Cherry, the
mot only relieves but cures!
Price S 90 per bottle.
For sale 10 Ciucinnatiby
SANFORD e. PARK,
Also In Carroiton, by
r KENNEDY, Druggist
Feb 90. 45.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CAR
ROLL COUNTY ,0HIO.
Vacation after November Term, ls43.
Chrislena long, J

OS. IDpTtlti0n
Barbara gane Long, ct ais,
John Edwards. pnd Mary Ed wards
his wife, Btrbara J,Oe Long, FmaIine
Ann Long, Eleanor Long Daniel Long,
all of the county Of Carroll, rnd'George
Long, and Mary Dunavy in'ermarried
with Anthony punIavy, Of 'CoIumbiana,
Ohio, who are the heirs II law OF George
Long, decd, will taks notice thels pc
,irion was.fIed sgsinst them on the '26 h
November, A D, l844, IN the Court d
Common Pleas Of Carroll 'Cownty, State
ofCmo, by Christina Long, and isno~
pending, wherein the said 'ChrIslena
Long demauds,p ,partition,of the follow lnG
rshl estate in Ihet ounty Of Carroll.O,
10 vii: lhe'Suth west quarter ol see
ton twenty ak (26) in township fleen
! EN5) of rsnge'6ve, ~ and at the ncE
term Of said Court application will bt
made 'by the said Christina long for at
order he, partition NAV be made OF sdlt
| premises. r r. ECKLEY.
AIRY for Demandant.
December 20, 1874.
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Fresh supply Of Goo ds

sue presen, approaching purchased =" me
MS assortment
o which he offers and Ut ne can make soyI
very reduced presOg does determined not b "derso0
received is Pay n@Gd S& LO" Fr
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FRESH GOODS.

III. .sscrber still continues Of Merchandising the old
s nd ormery Occuee BY connxOO tie bas %
ceiv ed
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Would respectfully inform friends aUe the public gensTay a n" @
cuo to the his shop ew doors HoF 81 Mf
g Hotel on Lbousee will cOnsHy keep on asad VoOd
sso
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OIL.

One bbl best Winter Strained SPerW
'Ull; oae bbI TaaRer's Oil, just receives
and lor sale by
WIN. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct. 3.
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Drugs e. Medicines,

JUST Received at the DRUG
S ore, aLargo aud Fresh as
sortment, among which may
bs Iound The folIswing sr1icIsa
4 Barrel Vensrisn Red.
q +" Gum Shellac
4 4" CGstOr Oil
4 4" TRumsTs Oil
4 LsmpbIsct.
Half Barrel Vsrnish.
. Cases Eat LogWoca.
20 Ibs. GuR CumPbor.
So lbs. Refined Borax,
~ lbs. SeRnA.
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gao Acres

@uf good Land About 80 acrss OF which
is cleared, under good fence, and 10 a
high state OF cultivation. There is on
the premises large two slory log
House, we'll fnished aud arranged for q
Tsvern, good double Barn. with other
suitable buildings--a thrifty young Or
,shard Of one hundred bearing Apple end
Peach trees-n never failing Spring 0i
good wafer al the house, besides nun
Srous other springs Said farm is we'll
timbcied snd furnished with excellent
Coal Mines.
Persons wishing to purchase will
please 10 call on the subscriber living on
the prsmsSs. who will always be ready
to give any required information con-
corning the property, as we'll sS Iolmske
sthste known.
DAVID RICHARDS.
sLesR Township. Carroll 70 ,OI
February %, ls45.
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1900 Bushels Flaxseed

1900 Bushels Flaxseed
The subscriber wishes TO purchase
5000 BUSHELS FLAXSEED,
For which he will pay the highest price
on delivery.
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
CarroEton, August 9, lS44.
A good assortment OF Shawls, Com
forts, Gloves, Hosiery &c. just received
and for sale by the subscriber
VIM. M. SINCLAIR.
Nov. sth ls44
2 barrels best Tanners Oil received
and for sale BY K. JACKSON.
Nov 9Th. 1914,
Is dozen winter Shawls; from 81 cts
TO dollars, received and for sale by
K. JACKSON.
Nov 6th, 1914.
A good assortment OF Drugs, Oils
Pamts, Turpen1ine. Inks, Gums, &c.
ALSO
'Swee'. Lisbon. aud Port Wines rpcsiv.
ed and for sale by X. JACKSON.
Nov 9Th, 1874.
1fyou want TO buy cheap GOODS of
almost any kind, just Gallon the subscri-
ber.
W. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Nov, 9Th 1914.
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn on hand, &
or sale by
w. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Nov 9Th 1S4E.
dseaVher.
Red Sole Leather IS A 30 cts per 10.
Best White iSPsniSh, at % " s.
Harness, Upper and CGbskins, on hand
nd for sale oheap, by
4 ATKEESON &. co.
OCtotft4 1914
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Kendall jackson.

NIB All kinds prOdace eu exchange for Goods and Cash pa
heat and Flaxseed ~ 'HO"0o>'
CarSNtOn, Nov. Sb, lS44
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase a
'quantityuI WHEAT, for whlcbshe will
pay Cash on delivery
Dec 9, "A. WIN, NJ. SINCLAIR.
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FOR Cen PTION!

Important to ell those afflicted with
dlseases Of the Lungs and Breast.
Seven Thousand cases of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in one
year.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
Oh oh /! oh !
Bob bob bob

The REVOLUTIONARY MovEMENT.-We gave in
yesterdays paper variety of interesting intelli-
gence from the antireRt district in the interior of
this State 1t is pretty clear that the instructions
lists have been efectually alarmed, and if the law be
administered with promptitude and fidelity, we are
inclined to think that the counties infected by anti
rentism will not in future be disgraced by recur-
renee OF those scenes of violence and blood which
have filled the jails at Delhi with 80 many rebels
against the law and the institutions OF the country
But let us not fatter ourselves that the spirit of
rebelllon-of treason-of revolution that seeks the
overthrow OF our present social moral and religious
institutions, has ceased to operate among us. II is
active as ever Political agtators are very busy in
all the antl-rent districts, exhortng the people to 90
to the polls in'the election, and, by voting for
the Convention, secure an entire change of the
laws regulating the rights OF property, SO that
they will have no rent to pay for houses or
lands. MISUNDERSTANDING ty-agrariansm Fou-
rlerlsm-all the wild and revolutionary notions OF
the day have become mixed up with this Conven-
ton question. Abolition, too, is part and parcel Of
1t, and if it be carried New York will become an
abolition State-the great counter-check against
abolition and disunon will be destroyed, and the
Issue may be disastrous in the extreme Let wise
men OF all parties pause and reflect We trust our
warnings have not been IN vain No time IS to be
iost. The great question OF the day is reform by
'ne hghted torch, or reform by common sense.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

ELECTIONS, &c-The election for a Representa-
tves TO Congress from the District lately represent
ed by John = Hale, IN New Hampshire, was held
Yesterday. The candidates John p. Hale, anti
Texas democrat, and John Woodbury., Texas de-
mocrat-Ichabod Goodwin, whig
We have received a few returns Hale, by the
aid of abolition votes, has gained since the last
tempt There IS probably, however, no choice.
The wing convention IN Michigan have nomina-
ted Stephen Vickery for Governor, and John M.
Lamb for Lieutenant Governor
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

AMERICAN CONSUL AT TANGIERs.-A story has
been circulated for days in certain papers re-
lative to Mr. Carr recently appointed Cousul at Tan
giers, in place of Mr. Mulowney This story re-
presents that the Emperor of Morocco will not &C
cept Mr.. Carr as Consul from this country, on ac-
count of some difficulty which took place when ne
ives formerly in Tangers as Consul.
We doubt the accuracy of this statement alto
gether. The difference which took place between
the Consul and the local authorities of Tangiers had
nothing to do with the sentiments or feelings Of the
Emperor of Morocco. Indeed the latter parsonage
justified and approved the Consuls course. Nor do
we believe that when he reaches his destinati on, of
which we have not yet heard, he will be refused the
erequater. The probable origin of this story may
be found in desire in some quarters to defeat Mr.
Carr before the next Senate
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

The SEAsoS--Under the genial weather and oc-
caslonal rams OF the last four weeks the grass is
vivng and we have fine grazing in nearly all parts
Of the state Perhaps the butter making that fell off in
the summer, on account OF the excessive drought may
be made up by fne bu'ter.rasing albany .ar
Rus, Sept. "a
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

ScHooL ExAMisATIoS.-The closing exercises
will take place at the Lawrencevllle (N. J.) High
will take place in the morning at ten O'Clock.
There will be public speaking by the pupils in the
church of that place. commencing at half-past two
o'clock. An excellent band from the city will be
in affe ndance = - "
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

TEXAS CONVENTION IN MAssAoHusErrs,-Sevc
people made themselves very foolish in Concord
Mass, on the 22d inst They resolved, probably
unanimously, not to consider Texas as part of the
Union.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

CENSUS OF GENEsEE CoUNrY-It appears by the
returns that the population Of Genesee county has
decreased l,O19 IN the last five years This differ
encels attributable TO the large emigration west
ward
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

HIsToRIcAL SOCIETY or RHODE ISLAND. .-Thi.
Society, have refused 10 receive the medal whicl
Com Elliott has had struck IN honor OF J. Fenlmor
Cooper, tor the historical Justice which the latte
has awarded the former in his naval history.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. was in Boston last Mon.
day
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

POPULATION OF LouIsvIILE.-W learn from Mr..
Jegl who has been taking the al Louisville,
that the present population of the city proper is 32ls.
The number of dwelling houses and stores, finish
ed is about 1000 Mr. Jegli has not in imitation Of the
Cincinnati censusakers included thewhole surrounding
country any part Of IT, The progress of our city,
exhibited by this census hardly fail to surprise tho
citizens Themselves, - Lolspils Journal, Sept ~.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

CRIME IN LouIsIANA.-We find the following in
the last Concordia h,teiiigencer. The town OF Alex
nndr4 Louisiana has been kept alive for ten days past
with rumors OF a most serious character against legal
iunctionary has stood high in the confidence Of the
people of Rapides Parish for number Of years. The
accused party boldly denies the commission OF the
crimes withwhich he is charged-crmes which II is sold
he had committed before he settled in Louisana-snj
courts ia dicial investigation.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

WOMAN OMAN POISONED AT SoUrH BosToN.-Dr. JEFF
.,les l, Wyman having examined the contents Of the
=, snn,h yrs. bridget ColliIs, found dead in house
,ose,;" % pooh, The coroner's jury, at adjourned
h , pIought IN verdict that she came to her death
% "y so administering OF arsenic by the hands of some
sy ma tnere was ground for suspicion against Ger
ra,vhs Whch ~ not cleared up yet they do not SEQ
sac'sh' evidence for their arrest Pesf Sept "a
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WIS ihVaiuaDe h'eoieihe was prepared IRON
n an extensive piacuce OF several years III oiir
nous climate apd ~ NEVER Nho"h TO fAii' ol
curing fe0q """ 'as"eor any oi thed'seaseS ABOVE
haineu.
lhose VINO are snnering IRON diseases OF this
kiha' a. also those VINO nave become lhvaiias rom
,heir eilects upon the constitution, WIN hhd ine
lNDiA CioLAooGuE d. most HVaiuaoIe remedy
or purifying the Dioou, ana tnofoushiy cieansing
rom me system lhe morod eHects oi hiiIiohs
climate
Inc woAaerful operation o' the Cholasogne IN
Graduating BILE from Inc human sySiem' can oh'y
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wILLIS'S LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
HyHE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR

IL In consequence of the great success of the
Daily Evening Miror-its widespread popularity
its recent rapid increase-the constant demand
for the back numbers-and the additional value it
will soon receive from series of original
Letters from London, Paris and 81. Petersbagh,
BY N. p. WILLIS,
who has gone abroad for the express purpose Of
establishing (erclusiutly for this jouradl,)a For
eign Correspondence that can scarcely fail to inter-
est all classes of readers, the publishers will, In
compliance with many requests. make such arrange
msnts as to enable new subscribers to commence
their subscription, to either the daily or weekly
paper, with the first number Of Mr.. Willns letters
The .Weto York Weekly Mirror,
Is diversified, entertaining, instructive and valu-
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lin form for binding into one or two volumes at
the end Of the year,) upon which neither labor.
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and contain all the news, intelligence and variety
Of the daily sheet. handsomelv nrihied on fine pa.
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oS-That the Wild Cherry Bark possesses rare
medicinal virtues, is universally conceded, for
there is scarcely family in our land that does not
use it in some simple form, and are benefited by
its use. The Balsam Of Wild Cherry is prepared
by the celebrated DR.. Wistar of Philadelphia, from
the extract of the "Prunus Virginiana," wild
Cheny,) in highly concentrated state, with 9TH
er powerful medicinal agents, that are equally eel
ebrated for their soothing, healing and strengthen
ing influence upon the lungs. For the relief Of
pulmonary complaints, this compound is certainly
superior to all others with which we have been
acquainted, and earnestly recommend the aiiiic.
ed to make trial of this article.
lbJ-See advertisement
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JAMES SMITH.
THANiEL MANNING. JAMES SMITH
.aNNING e. SMITH,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
8. Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio.
AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
nj oTlcE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
~ at public auction, at the door of the court
house in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Saturday the Srd day of January, A. d. 1916, the
following tracts Of Land, to wit The East half Of
the North West quarter of Section l6, in Town
ship ,of Range T. containing Sc and 2S hundredths
acres, more or less, appraised at $5l7 6S.-Also,
the West half of the North West quarter of Sec
ton l6, in Township s, of Range I, containing So
and 2S hundredths acres, or less, appraised at
S5l7 6S.--Also. the West half OF the South West
quarter of Section l6, in Township 6, Of Range T.,
containing So and 2S hundredths acres, more or
less, appraised at S43l 40--Also, the East half of
the South West quarter of Section l6, in Town
ship 6, of Range 4, containing S6 aud 2S hun
dredths acres, more or less, appraised at $3SS &C.
Said land in case to be sold for less sum than
five dollars per acre. hor for less amount than the
appraised value thereof; one twelfth Of the purchase
money to be paid at the time OF sale, and the bal
ance in twelve annual Instalrnents, of equal amount,
with annual interest thereon.
JOHN M. .KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
Monroe county, o.
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nROSPECrUS OF THE "CON-
GRESSlONAL UNION" AND

"AppENpIx," &c. The undersigned re-
spectfully inform the public, that, with
the commencement OF the approaching
session Of Congress, they will begin
the publication Of the "Coagressional
Union" and appendix" The first
will contain a full and accurate history
of the proceedings Of both branches Of
the national Legislature. 1t will be
compiled with such care that every
citizen who is Interested in the public
affairs will find it a complete synopsis
Of their proceedings, and book of ref
erence upon all questions which come
before them.
The second, c'the Appendix,'' will
contain every speech which is deliver.
cd in the House ofRepresentatives and
Senate during the session, reported at
length by full and able corps of con-
grsssional reporters, and revised before
publication by the authors, whenever
it is requested. These two works will
be strictly impartial, and are intended
to be as interesting and useful to the
man Of business, and to the politician
of the one party, as Of the other.
1t may be said, without exaggeration,
that the next session Of Congress is
destined to be one of the most import
ant which has taken place. since the
foundation of the government. 1t is
the long session. 1t is the session
which will dsvelope the general plan
of the administration. Its measures
will stamp the character of our insti-
tutions for years to come. Some Of
the most important questions which
are connected with our foreign rela.
tons, or our domestic concerns, will
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PROBATE NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
IN ested that partial and final settlement ac-
counts have been filed 10 the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by follow.
ing named Executors and Administrators to witt
Henry Johnston Executor of James Johnston, dc d.
William A. Willard " I" John Beard,
James Smith &c ]. M Dillon,
Jacob Vernon Administrator of Thos. Gilmore, &c
John Griffith {" .' And. Armstrong"
Isaac H. Green &c I" Francis Webb,
Which SAID accounts are continued until the
spring term Of said court, A. D., 1886, for confr-
nation. VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above ac-
IN counts are referred to the undersigned Mas
ter Commissioner and will be by him examined at
the Clerks office 10 Woodsfeld, on the 29th, 30th,
and slst days Of December next; the accounts Of
Henry Johnston, William A. willard on the 29th,
James Smith on the Sotb, and the balance Of said
accounts on the 3lst Of said month. When and
where all persons interested can attend.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Nov.s, IS45 Monroe Com. Pleas
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Nov. Is, LISTS

AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
NJ oTicE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
~ at public auction, at the door of the court
house in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Saturday the 3rd day of January, A. d. 1916, the
following tracts of Land, to wit: The South half
of the South Westquarter of Section 16, in Town
ship 5, OF Range 5, containing 79 and hundreths
acres. more or less, appraised at 5000 00.-Also,
the South half ofthe South East quarter Of Section
Is, in Township s. Of Range 5, containing 79 and
8 hundreths acres more or less, appraised at $500
Also, the North half of the South East quar-
ter of Section l6. in Township 5, of Range s,
containing 10 and hundreths acres, more or less,
appraised at 800 co. Said land in no case to be
sold for less sum than five dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof;
one twelfth of the purchase mohey to be paid at
the time of sale, and the balance in twelve annual
nstaments, Of equal amount, with annual interest
hereon.
JOHN NJ KIRKBRIDE. Audr,
Monroe county, o.
Nov TX l2lS-ta