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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13
Pie State Of Ohio, Carroll county ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

fI8e StdLe oJ OHtO' C6FTUt COUH'y SS'
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
s'Hacato,s after april Term, A. d. t845.
James Moore and John Harsha, Ex !
eEuIOrS OF John Boyd, deceased,
oS.
Mary Boyd, widow, OF Beaver coun
.ty, Pennsytvanls. who hes sold all =
her interests 10 said lands 10 John 5
Hsrman Of Carroll county, Ohio, &
John Boyd, Thomas Boyd James
Boyd, james Moore & Sarah Moore
his wife, OF Beaver county. Penn s
syIvania, Roberr Bogdo Washing s
ron county, Pennsylvania. James :
Sharp and Nancy Sharp his wife,
and Margaret Campbell OF Coum. :
biana county. Ohio David BoJj OF q
J, fIerson county, Ohio, John An 2
derson and Rachel Anderson MS )
wife Of Rich and county, Ohio Da- 3
vid Moody, ar, iobn B. Moody Ell p,
"a Moody Nancy Mondy, George ! ?
'Wiggins end Sarah Wiggins hls
-wifo David Moody jr and James
Brown and Martha Brown his wife
Of CrrroII county, Ohio.
The SAID defendants will take notice
that the said James Moore and John tIar
aha, executors aforesaid, fled their
petition 10 the cffice Of the CLERK Of said
court, on the 18Th day OF Msy, 4 d.
1915, which 10 now pendIng--preylng
for en- order OF said court, 10 authorize
them as executors of the esid John Boyd,
deceased, TO execute certain real con
tract entered into BY the said John BoNd
on the i5lh day of t|ebruary.h D 1897
with one John HarmhD, Ter the sale aud
conveyance Of certain lrecls OF land sIt
udte 10 said county, and deFcrIbed as
follows, 10 wit: the west hoiI Of the
north west quarter OF section ~. town
chip 10. OF range 4, and elso the east
half OF the north oastquarler OF section
35, township IL, Of range A, oI lhe lands
directed 10 be anId q, SleuoenVills, OHIO
- and The same lands ol which the ssd
John Boyd died s1lzed, Aud thaI NJ The
neKt term OF said Court the petitioners
will ask for said order, that they may
sxocute to said lIermau a deed Tor said
premises 10 Pursuance OF said contract.
JAMES MOORE,
JOHN HARSnA,
Executors ol John BOYD, deceased,
BVJ DUNBAR, Ar'v for Petitioners.
May %, l945 e. 90 81.
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Dp. CD JaynG's SanaGiye
Pills.

For Liver CompIdiats Cont Jnud'ce
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, FeucrS, Eer'
oonSne$s ErysiDeiOs, and diseases Of
Tie Shm Impurity Of tie BIood In
Famatiogs, Meiancdoiy Sick Hpad
Gch, Co8iipcreaa, Paias IN The Read
Breast Side, Bach, and limbs, Bill
Ons A8eciions Feaaic Diseases, &c
&c &c. and tohencver dny PGrgattUe
Medicine nag be required,
Tbere Is scarcely any disease in which
Putgalive Medicjnoo are not more or
less required, aud much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person cao
leeI we'll while cosliVe habit OF body
prevails; besjGes it soon gensrates se-
rious end olte0 fatal 6lseases, which
might have been avoided By timely
and judlcous use Of proper CatharIlc
Medecineo.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with The greatest confidence, be-
lieving them far superior to the Pills IN
general use, moro mid, more prompt,
safe, and Uniform 10 their operation.
In using them, no particular care IS
required PcrOoOs may eat and drink
as usual, Ord, il desirable, eat Immr
dalety after taking them,
Ago will not impair them, &c they
arc 80 combined us 10 always readIly
dissolve IN the stomach.
Ia smoII doses hey are Alternative
and genly Laxative, buttn large doseS
they arc actively Cstharlic; cles 'snC
the whole slmentary canal from ell
putrid, Irritating and iecsl matters, enc
producing healthy secfetIons Of The
Stomach, Liver, and the various ethei
organ0 ol the body.
They may DO taken at all times, onC
in most dseases-in InAammalOry, In'
or mltleul, Remittenl, Bilious and eve
rV other form Of Fever-Jaundlce an>
Liver Complaint. For Dyspepsia they
are really an nValuahIe article, grRdu
city changing the vIUated secte'ons q
the stomach and liver. and producIN
healthy action in those important or
gsns. They are very valuable lor dis
eases ol the Skin, aud for what 10 com
monty called Imputity ol the Blood
also Tor Female Complaints, Cosltve
ness, &c. and in tact every dlseHs
where an Aperlent, Alternative, OF PuT
ea,ve Medicine may be required
GarDyspepsiG positively can be cure
by persrvering use oil this ValuabI
| lSANATlVE, especially if the Ton
Vormluee be used in conjunction
For sale by
I. ATKINSON. & co,
CarrolIto
And K GraV. WaynesbuTgh.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
Who NVamHs itg

FHNllE snbserlbor intends to sell. nj
n private sale. bis LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTGN The Lot IS
No. 2S IN Roberts Cd addition 10 Car
roIIton, and has good story aud a ha If
frame house with FIVE rooms, md rood
cellar, wood shed, we'll, smoke house.
a largo and comfortable stable pig pen,
and n number OF bearing fruit trees on
IT, The Out Lot ia hut two or three
rods from the tot, and contains little
less thpn one aud a half acres. The
ubove property lwil be soId oery loD.
Tho terms will he made to suit nearIy
any purchaser, and an lndlspurable title
will bs given, Those who wish 10 OBJ
tain comfortable home IN the town of
CurrolIion Cpr a propol lionably small
consideration, will do well to take this
chance EoquIre, either personaIIyo
by Iollor, (p0st paid) Of the Rov D.
Rorhacker, in CarroI)ton, or of the sub =
scrlber.
A. r BIERDEMANN.
UniontowO. Stark Co ,OI
Feb. ID, 1915
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Tho subsc riper has on hand tot ol
BOOKS Ior sale. such as Eclectic Rea-
ders, Cnb's and u 5, Spelling Books,
MtcheHs Geography, introduction TO
the English Render. PSrley's History,
Music Books. Cob's Prrmer's and ma :
ny other usefuI Books.
JULIUS C. HART
Feb. 7, IS%h.
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SKIN DISEASES are often oW ny
10 Scrcluious habt Of body, and in oc
der 70 effect permanent cure the or
piuaI cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATlVE
one Of the most pleasant articles ever
offered to the public has been found 10
only 10 cure ScrofuIs, under oil lis mul
tipled iorme, Of Cancer. Kings EsII,
Goitre, White Swelling &c, but also to
remove the disposition or tendency TO
diseases OF that class, and ell diseases
originating from distractions in the
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
impurily Of the blood or other fluids o
~ body.
For sale by 7 AtFinson& Co., Gar
toIIron, and R K Gray, Waynesburgb,
Septomber I3, 1914.
WHEAT WANTED.
The subscrIber wishes 10 purchase a
quantity OF WHEAT, for which he will
paw Cash on delivery.
Dec 6, IA .WM, NJ SINCLAIR.
Coffee.
40 pounds Cohee Of the best quality
nor One dollar, by
I. ATKINSON & co
October q 1914
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RLAGK BEAR HOUSE:
4th street, StcWbcnyilhe, d.
BY THOMAS NORT0N

BY IHOsuHS NOHIOyN
The undersigned respectfully Informs
his old customers and the public in gene"
raj, that he has taken the above well
known house, formerly kept by him Tor
twsUty five years, aud recenllysbyIjas
Hanna, and is prepared TO cater lor the
wants Of oil who may favor him with
their patronage. There Is aISo an sd'
duion put to the House, which will add
much to the comfort Of The guests
Likewise furnished with
New Furniture.
No pains or expense will be- spared to
furnish the TABLE and the BAR with the
very best that the markets can afford
With the determination 10 devote his en-
tire personal attention to the comfort and
accommodation Of those who may favor
him with call, aided by active, careful
and obHging servants, ne hopes TO give
General salts The terms are
right TliONAo NONt oN'
kpyil 25, lS45 -2Su.
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GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west ol Legge's Hotel,
whore no will he found Ut all reason.
'abls houta, ready 0nd pleased 10 wait
'usoA his customers aud the public.
tte Sgll take IN exchange Tor articles
IN 'hts'h OF business all KIND oi mer-
'ehafiNtis produce Wheat, corn, oats,
MfxsoeAd. bacon, beans, butter, egga,
We5l, fiax, llhnen fax and tow yarn,
and every other variety Of country pro-
duce
Carrolltou, May t6, 1916,
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Kendall jackson.

The subscriber purchase geuont Of wool Tor which
the b,g will be paid his N JACNSoN
CarroIton April ls, 4845 --27-0
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ENOUR Hog'hoads Of Ncw Orleans
II Sugar, aud I EN- barrels New Or
l,'anS and Sugar.houso mOlasses, Just rs
ceived and Coz salc by x JACKSON,
Csrrollicn, April I8 lS45--27-H
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13

e aNIlREE B,rrols white lime, Just re'
celved aud Tor snIe by
X JACKSON.
CarroIIlon, April Is, lS45,-27-T.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13

w heat & Oats
waaied Sasvbscriptio~ at thts Office
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TIHDL0AlL MDEE0IBe
July 10, 1884

0HyDr SuITH saving declined the
practice of his profession in CarrolI,on,
would take this opportunity otvecommen.
ding to his friends, and tho public A X.
CHsHoL Z, M p as aphyescian IN whom
the utmusl confidence ear be placed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13

slippers, Pumps, &C., &c every style
aud leshon, and 10 suit every variety
and taste. His Journeymen are the
best oi wofknen, az he will employ
none others, aud who are able TO put
up ,hoir work 10 style aud fashion "a
we'll ss durability. Those who want
anv artcIsln this line Of busnsso will
find it TO their interest and comfort to
give him a call, when aud where they
scan bo accommodated ~ the most splen
did strIe and al the shortest notice, --
Call 4nd eco, and he bas 10 leer Of the
'TesGR,
His osrabliahmeut is 90 Main street.
al the SIgn OF tho
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Roots and Shoes,

or every both Ladies' and Geutemens whcN ~n %
if mot little cheaper work O the like quay-" any o'e
Of The country o,h;Oo hr, tba hes,
,sas Those who uronzs assured hs' no W." O ~"
general satisfaction tho no.
and the keeps on nan" WI" o0
style He hopes'0 receives "O''8 1 ~ HENRY HELFRiCK.
CsrroIton March Ia, Is4S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13

By virtue Of an order issued out Of
she Court cfCommon PessoI the coun'
" Of Carroll, and Selo Of Ohio IN
'Chancety sl'tIua, and TO me directed, |
will sell a, public auction, at tho eoof
Of the Coun house 10 Carro'llon, be
tween the hours oil ~ O'Clock NJ ood :
o'clock p. Nj on Mooday The l6lh day
o( Ju0o 'uexl, the following described
Real Estate, 10 wit; The Sonth We''
th,N''a &C Section 90 Township 10 u
Range'B Brown township } ....,.-
GED. Y SAMPSON,
,Specisl Master Comml-'r in Chaocoty
May lG, isI5 Printers foe 1925.
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NEW GOODS.
AT the Cheap Cash store,

THE Subscriber Just receiving from ho cso Philadelphia ad
Pittsburgh large stock Of
DRY GOODS BOOTS & SHOES, NAILS,
GROCERIES, RUSSIA e FUR HATS. StYIHES& SiCKLAsS.
HARDWARE, LEGIORN Il PALM LEAF do. PLOW WINGS,
OJEENSWARE, BONNETS, newest sye1 SHOVELS& FORKS,
GLASSWARE, IRON CASTINGS &c. &c &t
coming whchhe will se low for cash. approved uu
try produce persons who articles hs line will find matter OF
elsewhere,
sell goods u lower Than they be purchased
slseWh
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The Staie Of Ohio, Carroll county, sS
COURT'OF COMMON PLEAS.
Yacation after april Term, "A. d. 1916.
Hannah "h''I'( In chancory.
US.
Hugh WhnN. Petition for Divorce
Notice is hereby gwen to the said Hugh
Whitla that on tho l4h daV OF May
A D 1915, | filed in the office Of The
clerk of the court Of common pleas, Of
CuTroll county, Ohio "a petition prNving
to ho divorced from him, the SAID Uueh,
md for cause, setting forth tina, he has
been three yccrs ,ojlfalig absent from me
Which said petition Will stand tor hear
inc at the next August term ol said conrI
Of cOnmon pleas for Carroll county
when and where yoU may,i you please
appear aud make defence.
HANNAH WHITLA. bv
J. DUNBAR, hor Solicitor.
Nav l6, 1851 g.
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

Ladies. Gentlemen.
Misses, and Boys,
can all be accom-
mOdated Wlrh the
6neat, mo-i stylish,
dur0blp,Rn chenp
est Boots, Shoes
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February %, 1916 TIA.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09
LADIES AGE.

A pleasant, cheerful, lively, generous,
charil BILE minded woman, is never old
Her heart is us young at sixty or seventy,
as il was a, eighteen or twenty; and they
who are old al sixty or seventy, are nor
made ola by the TaYaEes OF time. Iney
are made old by the ragages OF passions
aud ieeln gs Of an unsocal and ungsner'
ops nature, which have cankered thei1
minds, wrinkled their spirits, and Htiacf-
ed the If souls. They are made old by
envy, by jealousy, BY hatred, by aasp'-
clons, by uncharilabie feelings; by sian
dering, scandalizlng, Inbred habits;
which, if they would avoid, they would
preserve their youth TO the very last; so
that the child shall die, as the scriptures
say, hundred years old. There are
many old women who pride themselves
on being eighteen or twenty. Ihey car
nv all The characteristics OF old age about
mem, without even suspecing that they
are old women. Nay, they even lansn
and sheer. and make themselves merry
with such mirth as malice can ENJOY.
Who may step in mode5'y between shem
md admiration, or break down the mono.
poly of attraction which they have en-
loved for a season, either in imagna''oi,
or reality? Pride is an old passion, ana
vanity is as grey As the mountains
There are old women who possess much
OF both. They are dry, heaftless' oo'''
I'm different They want the well spflnG
If youthGul affection which is always
cheerful, always active, always ENGAGE
in some labor Of love, which is calculated
10 promote and distribute employment.
rhey pine, repine, sigh and groau; they
vawn and stretch themselves; they nur-
muir, grumble, lounge, iret, lrown' they
snap, snarl, cavil and yapor. They 60
20 bed in the morning; they breakfast IN
bed thew find fault with this, that ana
tolher thing they make even Their own
children run away from them ana 'aKe
refuge in the cellar or the Kitchen, or
any Other place that may RID them O the
old woman! And the children on sue"
Occasions, also call them old, by instinct
of nature.-Old woman, old lady, or any
other nickname with the eprhet od ailH-
ed 10 il, is commonIy applied by children
10 bad mpeIad mothers, nurses, or aunts,
IS pretty, kind, sweet, dear and otiler
youthful epithets, are insiInctsely apph-
cd to the good bumored grandmama with
her wrinkled face. There is an old age
OF the heart, which is possessed by many
who have no suspicion that there IS
youth which never grows old, Love
who is ever a boy, Psyche who is eyera
glri.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09

GEN. JAcKsoN's WILL.--ln an extract
of letter from Nashville, dated June z
written to gentleman at Washington, we
find the following notice Of Gen. Jack
sons will and testament We give two
paragraphs from the letter - P'cayune.
"The last will and testament of the
old hero was this day approved IN
our county court, and is OF public record.
He commences by giving his body to the
dust whence it came, his soul to God that
gave it, &c, devoting his estate, first to
The payment OF two debts, VIZ: one Of
$4,000. with interest, borrowed oi Gener-
al Plauche; another Of $4,000, with IN
terest, borrowed Of Blair " Rlves; and
the balance to his adopted son, And rev
Jackson, Jr., with the exception OF few
servants 10 his grandchildren.
''The sword presented him by the State
of Tennessee he gives to A. }. Donelson,
(his nephew now Charge d'AtfaIres, at
Texas. The sword presented him at New
Osleans he leaves TO Andrew jackson
Coffee, the son of his old friend Gen !.
Coffee. The sword presented him at
Philadelphia he leaves to his gra ndson
and namesake. The sword and pistols
which he carried through The. British and
Indian wars, he leaves 10 Cen. X. Arm
strong. The pistols of Washington, by
lim given to Lafayette, and by Lafayette
gwen 10 Jackson, he leaves TO George
W ashing;on Lafayette, the son OF Gen, |
Sundry other presents maze
,m during his long and evenuul
career. are left with his adopted SON. WIN
n distractions TO him, that in the event Q,
var, they shall, upon the restoration O
,eace, be distributed amongst those VINO
hall have conducted themselves most
worthy Of their country in the coah'cs, 10
he opinion Of their 'counirymen ana inc
adies.'n s# 20 ft- -
The will is datsdin September, 1914
$ writ,ensinl his own steady and Mm
handwriting, and reyokeS q will made ~
him years before. ~ '
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09

iaye,te square. The night was calm and
windless; there was not breeze to shake
IRON the green grass blades the crystal
dew drops which nestled IN their bosoms;
the moon, not red or rIotous, but looking
chaslely pale, seemed 10 be enjoying her
self at a game OF "hide and -seek"-now
concealed behind dark blue cloud, now
disported before a bright, amber one. All
was Stiffness not q sound was TO be
heard. save The clicking chlrrupo of the in
secls in the trees around the square, or
the barking Of some distant watch dog
Fine seeAe mad douDt,eaS us eAect on la
ker, for thus sohIoquized he with himself:
"l'Il be hanged said Dick, ''it this
amt a brautiful world, after al! but like a
dandy's dicky, 1t ANT what II seems lis
all collar aud bosom-out when a Teller
comes to examine it, the mater,al part is
wanting--it aint goI no body and sleeves
Now I'd be as wlln' to enjoy myself as
any sellsr in existence, but, cuss 1t, the
world won't give me fair shake lof it
ANT il leo tad? b'ileve with Joe Jowel,
that the world owes every one Twin, |
swear she owes it TO me, and Pm blamed
If she shall take the benefit Of The bank
rupl law, el;her-'cause she's got assets
enough 10 meet ali her engagements, II
she'd only make a fair distribution OF
them. Why should John Jacob Aster
aud such folk have any privileged claims
on ner2 say again, lie! her make a lar
surrender Of all sle's got, and Pm wlllln'
10 sign her certificate, and gTe Aer
clear discharge from membranes. Bu'
just, | say again look at the world--lsn't
lat, repeat, Deautllui world! Ii Texas,
Oregon or California had never been at
tach ed, would il be still splendid world!
With them isn't 1t magnificent! And yel
ielier can't get along unless he's sha-
yer or a Spectator, OF has al ualtmAed
credit with assn rance, aud has, conse
quentIy, any stock Of il always on hand
! ii assurance honored my drafts, wouidn
care a Ing for NOBODY, cause | reck'n I'd
been a member Of Congress, or a mis-
siouary preacher, or temperance leclu
rer long ago: but she wouldn't, and here
dtIl, LJiLh DdhCt, JuSb % SotAAd'SHSS"5 ~
stationary as If was statue OF mistor
fortune, while all the world, 'cept those OF
my own school, are travellln' on 10 lorlun
as quick as if they was SO many locomo-
lives. | wish some Of them would find a
motiUe Tor takIn' me along; but no--they
passes by without sayin' there you are
Dick | tell you IFS too bad. Ii was
an Archlmedean screw, or magnetic lei
egraph, or any OF these here new inyen-
ltloAs, tney'd soon interest themselves 10
my behalf they'd take stock in me, and
| I'd be sure TO rise"
ayes, and you'll be sure to rise IN any
lcase," said the Waterman, who had been
for some time though unknown 10 the
speaker, listening 10 Dick bakers ethical
distractions. Sulling the action TO the
word, he made him rise from his seat, and
accompany him TO the Baronne street
watch house,
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NETTLE BOTTOM BALL,
lay "soLIrAIRE''-J. 9. ToBB, ESQ.

BY SOLITAIRE II. .. ToBB, ESQ.
SWELL, il are fact, boys said jim
Skies, that promised TO tell you how
cum TO git gu, in these Platte diggins, and
l speculate you mout as well have It al
ons,, kase it's been troubIin' my con
science amazn' 10 keep il kiver'd up.
The AFFAIR." raised iessy in Nettle Bottom
and old Sam Stokes yell, when he'd 'chaw
me up gives my meat slight sPrlnKl'n
OF ager whenever | tink on it.
you see, thar wur smalItown calleo
Equality, in Illinise tina; some speculalors
started near Netlle Bottom, cos thar wur
spontaneous salt lick in the digglns, ana
no sooner did they git agoin' and build
some stores and groceries thar, than they
waggon'd from Cincinnate and other up
stream villages, pacel Of fellers to at.
tend the shops, that looked as nice, all
avs, as il they wur goin' to meeiin' or
on courlin' lrolic; and, salt their PFC
terra, they wur etarnally pokln' up their
neses at US boys Of the Bottom' Well
they got uPa ball in the village, Ssst7 10