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cAED-NC g. TULL-NC
Will he done in the best manner, and at the usu.
az prices All kinds Of country produce will be
taken in payment for work at Danve market
prices.
- SRTlTNETTS; FLANNELS.
CLOTHS e. BLANKETS;

Constantly on hand, for sale at reduced prices
for Cash or Barter.
FOrlhc accommodation of pensioners living at
listance--wooI for Manufacturing will be taken in
at the following places;
COLUMBIA. COUNIY.--Isaoc knc's Mill,
Fishingc eek; Holmes store, Columbus; Low &
Thompson's store, LimC-Rdgc; w. l.. Waller d
Co.'S store, Berwick Stewart & Rickcts' store,
Orangeville; VIM. McKelvy Co.'s store, Blooms
burg John G. Sharpess' store, Cattawissa; l.. BIZ
sells store, Jersey town; Deri & McBride's store,
White Hall; Stroup's store, Washingtonville.
LUZERNE COUNTY-ReynoIds store, Kings
ION, Gderseeve's Wilksbare; Styes' store, Nan.
ticokc; Judge Mack's Mill, Huntington
PLUM written directions must accom-
goany each parcel
= B. R. GEARHEART.
Danyillc May 3, lsl5--2
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RAIL ROAD AND TELEGRAPHs.
The OLD WORLD AND NEW

The London Times of late date co,
ians an admirable article article in re
'aiIon 10 Rail Roads and Telegraphs, and
The influence they are likely to produc,
upon society and the great movement,
OF the world, not indeed political, o,
moral, but not without importan, mora
and political bealing,---a re arrange
Meat Of Ne iaterpGL communications
oi the country, amounting 10 fresh con
Nruc'icn OF it, social geography. Tn
Times then alludes 10 its exlraordinsr,
express, with the news Of The Sunder
land Election, and says that whilh lit
lie danger and small expense, Euglan,
was trayersed from almost norlhl 10 sou,I
within eighteen 5o.us, two or three Of
which were spent in London. Con
'Ider, says the Times, 'whal this i'm
plies;--
From the southern coast 10 Edinburg'
and back becomes the easy work of e.
Iours. From The Lands end 10 job,
o'Groars hours is brought wilhin ,h,
'ame compass. The whole, WHOLE Of
this island IS now, to all inlcn,s and pu,
pose, as near to the metropolis as SUSSEX
pr Buckinghamshire we've Two cen,urie
60. The midland counties are mer,
'uburb. With the space and resources
o' an empire we enjoy the compaelness
of city. Our roads are contracted 10
10 streets, our hills and dales into mu.
nicipaI parks, and our lbousapd league
Of coast into the brief circumference .,
a castle wall. Nineyah, it is said, was
three days journey across. Great Bri
tain is one in ils longest dimension.
For questions o. distance we are as mere
a spot as Malta or 81. Helena, as one OF
the chonnal island ,or as any one of ,hos
minute though famous insular states in
the ancient -Egesn. One peaceful cir.
cumvaIlatoa includes the hundred op.
posiie parts are blended into one Pir@u,
and TO every point Of III, compas, di
verge the ctlen irsversed 'long walls
that unite them with our unsirdled &C,
ropolls.
Ia connection with his marvellous
achievement Of '-,.allroad enterprise, art
presented the stili more extraordinary
marvoIS of tho Electric Telegraph
which in few years will bring 'th,
Whole population under one roof and
into cne ROOM For every srea, EN-
ergency, the iArthcrSt point will Instant
~ communicate 10 wants, and receive
Instant reply that they shall speedily be
supplied.
The island will thus become one ner.
vous system with a scarcely less quick
tnd infsllibe action than the human
frame. Our metropolis will be the sen.
soriuni Of one acu,ely sensitive and IN
telligent fabric. The most norlhern or
western part will com mpnicale its sen.
sations as Immediately as The finger o,
the eye itansmltS its noiseless tidings ,c
THE brain. A ppisstioo, glance, quick
as lighting, qolck as ,hoaght, passes
from Cai,hness to the Admiralty, an,
thence 10 Penzance. From Dover ,t
IHolyhead takes less lime than The writ
ling of these two words. Termiui
thousand miles apart, with hundred
Intermediate stations, may,if il be founc
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NOrHI.G MORE LIKELY

An ex'ravagan. young gentleman, having
a pair ofbeau'ifui gre,s ,sked frienl who
happened to be of serious cast wha, he
thought Of them'
why, ] confess replied ,he other,
'hey look extremely beau,ifuI;bu, / am fear
ful that your greyy will soon be converted
into duns,'
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ONLY TALKING TO HIMSELF

A person in company said, ia violent
'assioE, 10 another
You are lari a scoundrel!'
The other, with great composure. turned
nound 10 ile company. and said 10 them
'Yoh ppss not mind wha, this poor feI.
'ow says, i. is a way he has; he was only
talking 10 himself
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THREE KINDS OF POOR.

10 this world the poor are Of Ihroo das-
cripIions; VIE:--rhe Lords PoorSnd devils
As agensral thing, the Lord takes care oI
his poor, and the devil takes care Of bis
bot the poor devils have 10 look Oul fo
themselves.
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TRUE ENOUGH.

A man entering a rom where Two ladie,
were sleeping in Albany aud stole their Jew
.l', which were valuable. An lrlhmar
hearing Of Ihs larceny gaIIan,ly rsmarkeri
An ,hurs, the Two lsdiOs who wur the MOI,
valuable jstCsls, he didn't ,oueh at all, a
all
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Why was attorney Gen. Van Buren, in
the recent affair 81 Hudson, like Christian
in the asl chapter of Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progrsss' Because he made pass over
Jordon.'
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Veal is caled'un6ished beef'in the Ne%.
burgh Telegraph. The Saturday Visitor
supposes lamb would be termed 'incipent
mu'lon'' and we think pig might be denom-
mated premoni,ory pork.
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The Picayurs tells The story Of snaks
that swallowed mule twice. Ii kicket its
way ou. each time, and finally killed tho
snake. mule was broush! from the Kicka :
poo tribs Of Indians
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SIMPLIFYING MARRIAGE.

SIMPLIFYING MARRIAGE.
The ceremony Of tying the nuP'ial knot
is very much simplfed in the HoOsieI
State, as the following scene will show;-
What is your namej sir'' demand the
Justice.
'Msty.'
What 10 your name, Missf
Polly
'Maty, do you love Polly'
No mistake
Polly, do you love Mauyl
We'll, reckon
Well them concludes, The Official digni.
,lary.
Il pronounce you man and wife
All the days Of your life
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fGreat riches have sold more men than
ever they have bought out.
Base natures, il they find themselves
once suspected, will never be true.
He that ca'not see well, le, him 20
.ohly.
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There is man in this city, who has
such hatred 10 any thing pertaining 10
monarchy that he woU't wear a crowu
. n his hat. " Y atlas.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
orr0sIrE sd. PAuL's CnuRcH, MAlN.s

Nai'NAhh 'Fis 4 ANI NHNhNHf WhlN-Nl
TERMS:
The COL UMBI.A DEMOCRAT wiH BE-
published euery Saturday morning, al
TfO DOLLARS per ann,m payable
aal yearly in Advance, or 7'wo Dollars
Fifty Cents,Dnoipaid within the yeay
No subscription DiH be taken for shoris,
period than sir months;nOr any discon,
Eop'a1ce permihed,untii all GrredrGges
are discharged.
,NDFERIISEMENS not erceeding a
8q,are 'ciH be eonspicuousiy inseriedat
oae'DoHarfor The first three insertions,
eel Tids1ty,fue cents for epery snbSe.
qttelf 'Lsertion R-7aA liberal discO,m
@qde &c fkess who aducrtise by the gear
LETTERS S Gddgsssed on business must
be post pdid.
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e. wan s,Oeetest flO,Oers enriehd,
From variOtIs gardens euipd ,oith care"
LIGH HT FOR ALL.
BY J. oossTIcK.

iOu CdIluoi pHy WIN Wphey
The million sons of toll
The sailor on the ocean.
The peasant on The soil,
The laborer on the quarry,
The hewer Of the coal,
Your money pays the hand,
But it cannot pay The soul.
You gaze on The cathedral,
Whose turreis meet the sky;
Remember The foundations
That in earth and darkness life,
For. we're not these foundations
So dsrkly resting there,
Yon lowers could never soar up
So proudly in the air.
The workshop must be crowded
That the palace may be bright;
II the ploughman did not plough,
Then The poet could not write.
Then lei every toll be hallowed
The man performs for man,
And have iIs shares OF honor,
As part Of one great plan.
See, light darts down from heaven,
And enters where il may:
The eyes Of all estIh's people
Are cheered with one bright day.
And loi The minds true sunshine
BE spread DER earth as free,
And Gil the souls Of men.
AS water hlls Ihe sea,
The man who turns the soil
Need have no earthly mind,
The digger mid the coal
Need not be IN spirit blind,
The mind can shed a light
On each worthy labor done,
As lowliest things are brigh.
In the radiance Of the sun
The tailor, aye, The cobber,
May lif. their hands like meu-
Better far that Alexander,
Could be wake to life again,
And think Of all his bioodshed.
(And all for nothing lool)
And ask hinself-'WhaI made
So useful as a shoe!'
What cheers he music student,
The poet, the divine'
The thought that for his follower,
A brighter day will shine,
Let every hnmsn laborer
Enjoy me vision bright
Let the thought that comes from heav
BE spread like heavens own light
Ye men who hold the pen,
Rise like q band inspired,
And poets, lei your lyrics
With hope for man be fred;
Till the earth becomes a temple,
And every human heart
Sh II join in one great service,
Each happy IN his part.
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ADanville
WOOiLLIsN LEADzE0gsIlo

TESiE Danville Steam Woolen Factory, for
u merly owned and occupied by Dr. Petrikin
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
respectfully announces TO his friends and the pub.
lie generally, that he is now prepared to execute
all kinds of work in his line Of business, Mt The
shortest nolice, according TO order, and in the best
comparative m0nner. Having gone TO considers.
be expense in repairing his machinery and appa.
rstus aud being very particular in securing the SER
vices of experienced mechanics, he feels confident
that he is capable of executing all kinds of work
in his line in style superior TO any other establish
.ment int be country. Prices of work as follows
Cloth yard wide light and dark, from 45 to 55
Cents pei yard
DO bottle green's, olive brown, &c. from 80 10 GO
.Satrets of the above colors, from 40 to Al
FlanneIs one yard wide, 30 cents.
Wine, brown or black, 40
Nader red, as
Blanket yds wide; twi'ledor plain, from 60 to 70
cents per yard.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES

or pocket, and in short, will do all oiherwork psu
ally done in well regulated respectable establish
ment. He hopes by strict attention 10 busines
ond desire to please to receive liberal share 0
patronage. Country Produce taken in paymen
for work at the market prices.
Bloomsbury, November 8, ls4i-.-.3e.t
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will be done to the satisfaction Of the customer, as
well of Clocks and Watches as of Jewelsy, and he
will further, warrant his work to be executed as
well as any in this section Of the Stale. He will
also make TO Crder
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CLOCK 4 WATCH
MAKING.

GTNAVTS 10 SETTEa
ED EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens 10
Ma Columbia county, and the public generally
that he has located hmselfin Bloomsburg,on Main
street opposite ST. Paurs Church, where he bas
opened shop, and isl now ready and prepared to
receive aud execute all work in his line OF business,
with dispatch and in n work p,onlike mnnney
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clocks & Watches
REPAIRING & CIFANIC

OF the best quality, can be had at his establishment
on very reasonable term,
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Tie Sue oC Ohio. Car,oH coUnfy, IS.
COZ CRr OF COMMON Pleas.
E'isha McQnecn. admrnis I Petition Tor
trs'orol VII IAN Mcqueen cave 10 ul
Us Ii. real
CathOriOe McQIee0, ct ais contract
The said EblhaTine NJ Queen. widow
William McQneen. Samuel MrQupen.
Abel Mcqueen, David M, Queen. an in.
sane person, whose guardian is Samuel
MCQueen aforesaid, Matilda M,Qoern,
Jane McQneen, Thomas McQneeU VII
liam M,QueeO. aud Mary McQoepn.
THE last three named are mIOorsl Guza.
brth Abbott. JobnC Huston ard Nancy
Huston his VIE. William Shsunun aud
Mary Shannon bis wife, all "t he COM
Iy Of Carrnll, OGln. AnGrrw Cunning.
ham and EieaDnf tunDlrgnsm his " llr.
joShua Wood aud S rah Woo his wItc.
oI Htgh'aOd couuly. ONO. Jsmes Ddiuu
and Rachel BItIon hts wrle. OF Athens
county, Ono, ant L ,as West aud Il e.
ther West his Wllr, ~u0se rr,idpnrr J..
unknown, hrI at law q. William Nc.
Queen, deceased; you will take uouce
lnat have this cay f ed prruoo IN
the Office Of the clerk OF the court OF
common pleas Of Carroll couoDS. Sra'p
Of Olro, in which petition YOU are made
defendants and | am petUroprr, ~hprh
said petition will be Tor hearing At the
next term OF the court 10 be hut1rn al
CarrOIlrOG on The I'm day 81 NoVem-
ber next. The pellIun sta e. that vii
liam MtQleen deceased, ia hts lie time
To wit: on the 2ls! day o. March. A d.
1893, en'ered mo an agreement 10 VII
ting w,rh Daniel NcCuck Of CARROT
county, OHIO. by which agreement he
sod to said McGook, en-, los numbered
4 and 5 10 ElzabeIh Croxton'9 a1ditlou
OF out Ios near TO and adjoining the
town OF Carroilon, 10 s3lt courIv OF
Carroll, said lots contain one acre fnd
thirty two pCrches each: that toll pay.
meul has been made tar sad los; that
he decedenI by said a.re mrnt IN VIII
ing was bound to make 10 said NcCook
a deed tor SAID lois; that he died wit Ont
having conveyed the same 10 sad Me-
Cook according 10 lha Irnor of SAID a.
greemrnt TIE prayer el ssrd petition
"a thai |, as administrator Of William
MrQuPtu, deceased, may be su,horlz d
to make, execute sud deliver to said
McCook deed 10 lee simple for the lots
d+scribed in sad pe'ition according 10
the statute Ia such case made and provi
ded. ELiSiIN MCQUEEN,
Administrator OF William MrQIeen.
decd, by Van Brown hia attorney.
October "a. IH45-q.3t,
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Public Sale.
Thomas Wallace, Administrator de DO
mis- non Of Daniel Berlin, deceased

Thomas Wallace, Administrator de DO
mis- non Of Daniel Berlin, deceased
DS.
David BerIio, Joseph Berlin, Marv Ror.
Tn, and Thomas Wallace and EIzabeth
Wallace his wife,
10 pursuance to an order of sale direc.
ted 10 me, administrator OF the estate ol
Daniel Berlin. deceased, Ivy tho court Of
common pleas Of Carroll county. Ohio,
at their August term, A, D. 1915, | will
otter Tor sale, on the premises, on Friday
the ID, day Of November next, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, and 4 o.
CLOCK P, NJ. Inc following property, to
wit; a part Of section twenty eight, (28)
township thirteen, i3) range six, tG)
commencing On the east side Of the Car.
roIIlon road leading to New Hagers.own,
thence south thirly-6ve degrees, east
twenty seven perch0s ant Two lenlhs,
thence north Glly'6ve degrees, east lwen
ty two perches, thence north sixlv.one
degrees. east lhirly-sIx perches, thence
north fourteen degrees, east nineteen
perches, thence north Rlty-two degrees
easttweDty two perChes, 10 large white
oak, thence west seventy perches and
three tsnlhs 10 the CarroIIlon road, thence
south seventy degrees, west nineteen
Oerchos, thence south twenty seven de
gree', west twentysiour perches 10 lhe
place OF beginning, containing eighteen
acres and thirty seven perches, more or
less: said premises are subject 10 The
dnWer Of the widow, which is act of ny
metes and bounds To said Elizabeth Wal
lace containing seven acres; and are ap.
pI aised at $500.
THOMAS WALLACE. Adm'r.
de bonus non Of the estate OF Daniel Ber
lin, decd, OHoher 10, lS45.
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The State oCOtio, CarroH county ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

NOO IL UT OOm NUN GLI 10.
Vacaiion after Augua Term, n. ID. 1345.
Thomas Wnle. administrator OH =
The estate Of John Mccoy, decd. :
John r. Dunlap and Roth Dunlap { :
his vile, Martha Mccoy, Hugh Nc. N
Coy, James Mccoy, Sarah Mccoy .
Joho R Dunlap and Ruth Dunlap his
vile, Martha Me 'oy, Hugh Mccoy,
James Mccoy, and Sarah Mccoy (who
are not residents of said county, will
take notice that on the ION dsy Of SEQ
tember, lS45 he said Thomas Wine,
ne admnIstraIOf OF the estate of JOHN
McCoy, deceased, filed 10 the Office Of
the clerk OF the courl OF common pie s
tor sad county has said petition agelnsl
the aboVe named defendants. and which
said petition is now pending wherein the
SAID petitioner prays The court, for leave
10 sell the following described land be,
longing 10 Said estate. to VII: bpgrnnlI q
al The south east corner OF Jas. Whie's
'arm, on the IrOe jolnrng Daniel Black :
larm aud running north two hundred
and eight aud three tenth perches TO the
road leading from Lecsburgh 10 New
fage gerstow0, thence with SAID road. 10
he line between John i}ooih's aud Tho
mas Whites land; thence with The line
OF said ThOmss W bite 10 Daniel & ack's
Itne; thence west with said Bark's Iue
to The place 0: beginning; containing
elghl y-one acres, more or less: bplBI q
part OF sectian twenty eight and thirty
Iour, IN township thirteen, OF range SIX
IN the SleubenvlIle district. in the State
Ct Ohio, 10 pay The debts owing by said
estate. &c and that said petition, at The
November term Of said court Will be
heard, and app icarion made TO said court
~ said pe,itoner, tor leave to sell 60
much Of the above desc ribed prcmis = ~
will be necessary 10 discharge, the debts
owing by SAID estate, together with "a.
cIden'aI charges THOM As WHITE,
Administrator of the estate Of Jonh Me
Gov, deed nv F r Erkpv his suorney.
October "a 1915 3 81.
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Road Nnaicc.

There will be ?ertion presented to
the Commissioners Of Carrot county, a,
their December session, Tor the establish
ment OF county road, commencing a,
tho county road near William Robcrt
'on'e lane, runniRg along his lane or near
VI 'o tie north SIDE OF his place. thence
10 strike the hank between he meadow
aud tarmIng land o( the heirs OF Slephrn
"roIhers, 10 keep tho bank 10 the run.
ti"nee strike The lane ty tha barn, then
'to nearest and best route TO pas by
Thomas Thompson's mill, and strike tho
county road near his barn
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81, 1916 3-S0I.
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LANYARD FOR SALE.

THE subscribers wish 10 sell their
Tan-Yard, located in The town Of
CauoIiton. The Lot, on which it Is
situated, contains nearly an acre Of land
the buildings consist Of Brick Bark
house and shop; and frame Beam house
containing six handlers. There are al
so,oulsIde the buildings, twelve lay away
vals. two lines, one pool and two ietcn-
es. The above premises are in good or
der, and now occupied; and will ta &r d
either win or without a stock Ut rsrk
sufficient to keep it in operation for tbe
next eighteen months.
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR,
WIN. THOMPSON.
Cauollton, July II, ls45-S9-lC
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NOAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen, that petition
VIII be presented 10 the Commissions
OF Carroll county, al the Drcemb Der se>-
sion, praying for an alteration ola road
lrad'og from The WeIsvI'Ie grade to the
B'INlr road on lands Of No. is, in Fox
township Said alteration 10 commence
on the WeIIsylIe grace on the lands ol
John Williams and David Dona Idsop. and
TO ItIIow SAID line as Gear as IA 70 d can
be made untI At strikes on lands Of No.
l6, hence along the section line uuuI :,
strikes the Bolivar road near Peter Mick's
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81, lS45-.3 BOD.
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SarayCsI or Stolen

On TUESDAY he 4ih day OF November.
lS45, from The residence Of John Suth
erIand, about three miles west Of Sleu-
benVllIe, roam mare, low, heavy set,
about eight years old; also, a bay horse
about twelve years old, with a while spot
in his forehead, sprung in one of The
lore knees, one ol the hind feet white.
Any person hearing Of any Of tho above
described animals will be liberaIlv re
warded, by addressing a line 10 John
Gilmore, SteubeuviIe, Ohio, or R. II,
Legget, CarGoIllor.
JOHN GILMORE.
November ID, lS45-3-4;.
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SHERfFF'S SALE

By virtue # a writ of A p Vpudi Ex
ponas. issued out Of rhe cour, OF commou
pless for Carroll county. and to me d
rec'ed, | will Offer for sale, a. the door OF
The court house Ia Csrro,lon, on Monday
the l7lh day OF November, lS45 The ioi
loving property, to wit: one bay mlre.
one colt Iwo years old, and four mich
COWS. Sale 10 commeut at ~ o'tlock,
NJ. Taken Ia execution and " III be snld
by D WATT Sheriff.
October 81, iS45 Pr. lee ST.
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ROAD NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Carroll county. at The December ses
sion, lH45, Tor an alteration OF so much
of the State road leading from Rum ey
to CnrroIIlon, as lies between the run
one halt mile south OF CarroIron and
The east end Of S'subenvlIe street The
proposed alteration is 10 cause said road
10 run along The county road known BY
The name OF WcCook's road from the
said run TO inlersect the east end of cana
street instead OF SrcubenvrIe street
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81, 1915 3. 800.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that there will
be a petition presented to the Commits
sioners Of Carroll county, al their uPxr
session. praying The grant of a rond,
bounded as 70 lows. commenclrg sou Il
of Came ron's saw mill at he Cun.cpr.
land road. thence runnipg a sou,h west
wnrdIv direction nurh oil r. Jert Elhlls'
spring, rhcnce the same erection ill it
inrersects The county fiao of Tuscara.
WAS county, thence south along the Ilne
iii il lDiersPrl, the road Ieadrn! from
McF rim. mill III ln~ OF Carroi CO.
October Cd, iS4J 2.4l
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SHFRIFFS SALE.

nv virtue OF Two Wrlts Of Alias Ven
:. Expo az issued oIl Of the cour, o.
common pleas tor Carroll county. Ohio
and 10 me directed, VIII offer for sale
al The residence Of John Shober, ESQ
In Loudon township, on Monday the I'm
day Of November. l845 tie lo loving
property, 10 Wit: two single cartiup ma.
chimes. ono picker, hree head Of horses
one wagon and three set Of horse gears.
Sale 10 commeuce al II o'clock, A, NJ
Taken in execCtIon and Wl! he sold by
+ MCGUIRE Sheriff.
November 2, l845-Pf. Ice 81.
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A SHAWL LOST.

a large bdcK mrrno SHAW, dropped
from the buggy ol the Rev L Green
valid as hs lel CarroIIlon on The morn-
fhg after the exhibition, October Ii h, 90
road leudlog to New Philadelphia. with
IN eight miles OF CarroIlon, which he :
longs to one of the ladies' that accompa
MED him. The finder will be suitably
rewarded, il he will leave ii az the house
the Rev ID RO'h4cker, in Carrolllon.
October "a. lS45-2. 81.
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CORUNER'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF A. P vendi ex
ponas, issued out OF the court oil common
pleas Tor Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 ne
directed, | will offer for sale at the doot
OF the court house ,n CarroIton. on NJ II
day the l7tE oal o. November, 1915, be-,
tween the hUnrsol 10 o'cIuck, A NJ. and
4 O'Clock, p, NJ the loDioWDn Dng real estate
TO W.T.; the moth half Of the sou h west
qulrter Of section fourteen, (l4) town
snip thirteen (3) and range four. (4)
containing 50 acres Taken in tx,cu
ton and VIII be sold bv
JOHN MOODY, Coroner.
October II, lS45-Pr. lee 81 80