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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11

THE RUNAwAYs-A correspondent OF the Cou-
rier and Enquirer writes from Washington respecting
the company Of fugitive slaves referred to in para
graph from The Union The Tribune Of yesterday morn
ing as follows
This morning eth) about o'clock II being ascertain
ed that the negroes had taken the road towards Rock
Vile Montgomery county (havng passed through the
turnpike gate, miles north of this city, party of
about twenty persons out with double barreed
guns revolving pistols, sc. horseback and IN bu--es
with view TO ovcrtake and tho fugtyes. At
o'clock tonight authentic intelligence reached this city,
that party OF citizens from Rockville learning that the
fugityes had marched the skirts OF their village and
struck into the Frederick road had followed the runa-
WAYS and oyertaken them al place called Lost0wn,
where ghi ensued the negroes resisting desperately
with clubs and stones Il then found necessary
fire upon the fugitives. Eight were wounded, TWO OF
them severely; - of the negroes Immediately surren.
dercd many ran the woods and made their escape.
hut some Of these aiterward taken. IL l. certain
that - OF the ugitves captured and lodged IN
Rockville jail. Ny information y derived from re-
spectacle citizen who left Rockville about o'clock this
afternoon Ii confidently expected that most Of the
negroes who led 10 the woods would be taken, the
ncichborins farmers had turned cat force and
would scour the country. The woods near Logrown.
where the battle fought, were completely sur
rounded.
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EyrRAoEpISARY EsCAPE.-Ncsierday we re
ceSed letter from Hardinsburgh. in Cardin county
from which make the following extract
Last evening. TUESDAY as Rev. Mr.. lay oT was re
turning home in his barolche with Samuel C. Chalfan'
the barouche struck with lightning in BENZ Bates
lane The lightning passed down Cbslisnts back, ana
entering inside OF his collar out at hI- WAIST
tearing his cos, 10 hreds ana setting his shirt nrc
and burning hs skin pretty badly. The horse was
knocked down ior while but Mr. Taylor unhurt,
although he and Chalisnt were sitting together the
back seat Mr.. Taysr did know that Chslisni was
hurt until he 20, out TO attend his horse when Cha
FAINT iumbled out after him. lie then perceived the
smoke rising from Chaiant- shirt and pu, out the tre
Chalfani rode home the evening is now doing
well though his burn u pretty severe"
Louisville Journal, June -
CANADIAN CRors.-With the exception of hay
and Spring wheat the accounts from disercni parts Of
the province represent that the crops VIII be plentiful
The Winter wheat is looking well and the potato crol
!, was expected would be more abundant than usual
70 A letter was received by gentleman In this
ci,y from Mr. Edmund kesp. sfsting that IN the month
of August Mrs Kcsn Miss Ellen Tree that and him
sell :n.end 70 y.si, this country On Ibestricsl tour
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Farming i'm New.Hampshire.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


MILFORD n H., July Q ls45.
am nightly interested in whatever
tends TO elevate and encourage Agricultural Indus
try So numerous are the facilities that our Com
MERGE Manufactures and all the various depart
ments of Trade offer for money. geiting e. Man
Chief End that Agriculture, the noblest of all
trades is left far behind and few comparatively OF
our en,erprising young men are willing TO endure
the breaking up team, rate OF accommodating for
tune, when the steam engine and other improve
ments invite to vastly more ready means of Sc
curing the object in other branches of business
What with the sterile soil of New Hampshire iis
in,erminable winters, its drouihs on the one hand
and floods from the storm haunts among our noun
ans on the other and then our late and early iros,s
weavles. grub worms and grass hoppers. il is not
strange that our Young Farmers agree most heartily
with the celebrated toas, OF jeremiah Mason" The
Granite Siatc-a good place TO emisrafe from. II
we raise a good horse decent minister or an emf
ncut LAWYER he soon finds more Southern market.
And the GOOD Farmers seek better for themselves,
and one can hardly blame them and muliltudes
more would leave were they not too poor A short
time since was at q mans house who owns almost
all the rocks and mountains that JON HIM. He told
me that on the Goth of May the snow was feet deep
where he lived and covered with crust that would
bear up his oxen. On the PLAIN, eight miles below
and in full sight, men were sowing. asked ham
WHY he lived in such a place Because, said he
my whole farm Of hundreds OF acres would not sell
for iccen, one in desirable place He was eight
miles from any where else under heaven and SO
high tina, the ocean was discernabc forty miles of
Aud this is but an illustration.
| wan, the Farmers Library and Monthly
Journal Of AgricphNre' to come into New Hamp-
shire as an Agricultural Missionary-a voice crying
in the wilderness There is after all good soil here
and plenty of good men. Your proposal to publish
such paper ought to be seconded in every noun
tain echo. He who but plants an elm or sycamore
by the wayside is a beneiactor, how much more he
or they Who in the true spirit OF scientific and PHI
lanthopic reform, seek 10 extend and improve de
par,ment of human labor on which all others must
inevitably RELY and the only one absoluiel, indis
pensable to mans existence
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Mackerel Fishing.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. July :, i

Correspondence Of The Tribune
Yesterday was a proud day in the annals OF
mackerel fishing. Upwards of three hundred bbls
were taken with hook and line Our beautiful
beaches for miles in length covered with these
delicious fish. Such has been the intense heat OF
the weather that our fishermen have been unable to
save more than one half that have been caught Ii
was rare sport for several of your Gohamites, who
are making a short visit 10 this, one of the most de
liehtful places on the Atlantic sea board.
There is fair prospect OF making another great
haul today Even the ladies have caught the ex-
element and will rally a IN the sports of the
dav. More anon PEEPISG Tom.
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n -umptOn BY scnencAs PulnlOnlc sFTUF
Mr. sCHENCK Dear Sir-lt is a great satisfaction 10
me before you and the public The success OF
nv da CHEERS health by making of your genuine Pull
monte Svup nv wife and self gave all hopes that che
ever could be cured The neghbOrs general pronounced
her consumpve, and eminent physicians That attended ef
for the space of fourteen months told and they could
1--WE her no relief Al length discovered refer
ences your Pumonic Syrup being genuine cure Tor con-
SUMPTION and Il has proved so 10 my daughter case
ery and now VIII give you statement VI my daughter
case For several months continual cough day and night
and night .Seas burning IN the palms Of TIE hands asc
soe- OF the feet. and seldom without pains In her head
e.uua pain IN her eit side. and nj length making s
.pparuncr IN both sides her shoulders also dreadful
glue,s across her chest with he loss Of appetite and
swelling Of her ances This be relied an honest
statement Of my daughters AMI any one wisling 10
ali NAV see her al nv house. PETER DELASY,
% Marketstreet, New ara, New Jersey
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beautiful romantic and healthy place easy Of being
situated only y miles East Of Albany 80 miles y. T. Of
Hudson and West Of Pst.hei. Mass. and presents
natural advantages for purposes % h seldom eguaeG.
For particulars address p0-t pad) joe Stew NJ d. or Ds
vid Caut-l Lebanon sqrnas, Columbia Co y W
The WaferC ure Journal and Teacher Of Health Joel
shev. II. ID. Editor Campbell 4 Whimarsh. Publishers.
can be oba ned OF Nm H. Graham, Tribune Buildings 100
Nassau-reet Ne-iork. Cry subscribers VIII hereafter
receive their numbers this place. Terms II per volume
= p -rf,. 1.-a .I.H~a -
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UONCREs..HALL.-ss sp'inss-cALviN

(sONlREsA.HALL.-ss sp'ihs"-.'N'' ''.s
u MUNGER, Proprietor THIS coo coinnlos''ys, sia
,..hnnab. public resort open Nis dfocy sdgvn.
no. rhai fountain Congress sprns and
commands healthy ocston and ess.uie' prospect a.
are will De found excellent, its terms - moderate
and s attendants as prompt " inst ur Wishes o s pa
I,nns a, geutsmsu and ladies desr
IN proprietor returns his thanks ~ the public for Tie De'
,ly heretofore extended him, and those VITO
NAV hereafter ys him. thai he VIII not b. sufpasssd n any
ang which reasonably contribute u r comiod % GU
oy nenf of hl. giesfs. - lm
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JACOB A. oGsBURY, l62 willisn-sIreel

These certificates are published for the purpose Of nsp
ring an honest confidence IN his discovery which Dr. Cnste
believes deserves II Il were necessary many o'ners
.ond he owen which may be- seen al Office, lj Fulton
y In all kinds % Rheumatism and Nervous Complaints,
he beneficial certain and lasting. and IN all cases
where The alvanc Batteries Magnetic Machines are re-
commended the tiavanlc Rings and Magnetic fluid, VIII be
found equally beneficial much suffer and tuety nes eteap
The only place In Newlors obtain the genuine articles
atDr Cr.-e's Office ~ l1i Fulron-streei, t>un Build
ngl al All limitations sold elsewhere IN the city, are
entirely worthless aud without the least beneficial effect
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~. NtWHTKCH SUMMER RETREAT

subscriber respectfully announces W us t.p' - Vi
"a sull continues to keep tie above named boAtDiNo
EST ENLISTMENT for TIE reception ot liDs~ VIZ may
wish % en oy th~ advantage Of 90 snn uy sD"
..,sI.-. on Academy Hi, within bse minutes "as oi 70
srsmboai landing The prospectus one OF ie rcne' %" lS
sSs, .sordng an unosriced view VI ke~Durzh Bay,
"a Sne view of West Point, tic Highlands Moonisn.,
scenery Ac Families OF single persons can be ate'1'-'
rIIb hoard by the day weex Al reasonsbie Pf .r
Nswnursh May ls.S lmy5 2mispl L. r DODot
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NVW IgRsEY HOTEI.-MORkIsTO n

= NEW JERSEY HOTEIs-MORklsTO
sci The subscntrrs respectfully Inform ther ffends AID
- he public generally, thai Tie new ADD oonn'odiDus
bsu.e erected for . Hotel Vi Mofrstown New Jersey 70
n Tor ,he entertainment OF ali those who VIII favor them
,r their company whrn they hope finnish ihem such
oommoda ions a. " enuile them " public favor
d. W. NOE,
,.s s,.,.1o DAVID CkOWEL
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II FOR ih- New Postage La"--JUH.' sttLDONs Pa
tent rou Poo ket COMPANION. CONTAINING Letier Balance
=, - 81. Id ~. and - raeS II Postage, the
OF. II o.. and AyoraaPoi. Wsgl,. eonysale pI
p,rt sns ssTrsyn,iusxe Leer Sea- reserve OF Leads
Al The too OF lie Case ani Tie whole series 10 IN.
beins exactly ucfss forming complete Muum IN Par
x r. of which se-evifrnL For sale by
JOuS j. EROWS L CO. IL fe.iou-sL nesf Nassau
a.ssr,ouye CIRCULAR . siSca win Zach xrcle. s5 osy
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HAK4.EM -TAGEs.-From - CAatranl-'i 20 ha,
III lem for 10 cents, Yors7ii for ee". starting each
way every ~ minutes from A. VI. To r NJ with stage
esrh wsy AT NJ and up from Boweryl al II 7. NJ This
i the cheapest age-rdng the world and citizens viii md
ride Harlem pleasant and eailnuL are on sundays
Y ;,aiatS, " J. MURPHY. y Chathan-sL
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SAMUEL SHIELDS, 1855 Eldridge-sreet
New-York, June p, 1915.

New York, June y, l8io
Dr. A. r. CRfsrIE Dear Sir,-I nave from my child
hood been afflicted with almost constant nervous headache
and rheumatic pans my legs and arms. have often suf-
rred so intensely that II has prevented me from following
NV usual occupation and frequently destroyed my appetite
Nv debility and weakness has consequently been 50
great that AFTER having tried almost every thing without any
relief gave up IN despair. | recommended TO try
your Galyauc rings and Magnetic FLUID, anu only al a
friends urgent solicitation, induced 10 do Is elect
unon my almost miraculous After ale" nOurs
lie application appeared ~ strengthen nerves relieve me
my headache, and have had relapse Of the rheumatism
or av pain since the day. would therefore, unhesi-
angy recommend your Gavanc Rings and FLUID to those
afflicted /. have been Respectfully,
A nESPI-HX Ih3 William
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" LirTELL's LIVING AGE, No 81, is publish
a'a Tor sale by W. Taylor. Aston House. 1t con
:" excellent selection from the lstes. Periodicals
'Aa ~ for shilling.
~ skEr cHrs or NAPLES. by Alexander Du'
-, translated BY A. Roland. is for sale by w. II Ora
- ihoune Buildings Interesting Scenes, skctched
's master hand
sHERwooD's MASuAL.--This is the Sixth
-e0a Of work On the Tres,men, Of diseases by Mag
49, u Is 'Os sale by the Publishers, Whey & Put
~ ~ Ss0sawsy.
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ASK THE SUFFERER

LROM ASTHMA what has relieved MN IN such snor'
L time from his difficulty of breathing Cough and Sufoca-
ton He AZ tell You d" FOLckss cLosAoriA> or
ALHeang BalsanL" Ask the Consumptve what has alay,
e Cough removed the pain in his side and chest cfcke
his sweais and placed tine OF health upon his cheek
and he will tell YOU FOLOERS OLoSAONlAN or ALL
Az vair friend. n they know Of anything that will 50
speedily \ ong and tedious Co1gh Using ~ Blood,
Bronchitis Dyspepilc CONSUMPTION carseness innuenia,
and Diseases the Throat AS ~ sOosaonian and they
Wi. tell yOuNO There yet has been remedy lnro
duced public notice which has been proucnve OF 50 mueh
good in SO short space oi ume Read ne ioiowng
ASTONISHING CURES.
WN BoNo. the celebrated Boston cIacSer baker, ~ Mas.
saii,trei Brooklyn. states thai his wife has been afflicted
with Asthma for o years and could not hnd permanent re-
lief from the best medical sivicc when New i"fa ana
Brooklyn could produce vas induced 20 y us s'.s 's,
erng the disease tried aud was also cured oy
it, Mrs Bond Is well that she Is able Io rise rom
her bed early IN the morning and attend TO hrr usa uue-
through the day without any annoyance from her distressing
msady. a., =. -.
came for the purpose of obtaining boe OF e
Oosaonsn. having been afflicted with Asthma for more man
80 wears. and exhausted on his Mrival ai ne roud
not speak tie purchased a bottle and rode home -Four
DAYS aervard he walked from his residence 10 me ONCE
without fatigue, distance Of over two miles TO teu o u
wonderful relief which he had experienced rom using about
''' ''" CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Mr CoNFoRr - Whi,-sreet So low IN the month oi
December ast that gwen up by his physician Ills
friends entertained hope of his recovery lie "ss per
suade 10 try the OosaOnan and 10 ms surprise las 80 a'
restored HIM health that he IS now able to Walk about e
streets.
Mrs Attree the wife of VIM II. Attree James Hartman
Esd and George w HAYS ESD, can all bear testimony rom
their own experience the healing properties OF hs Great
Remedy in ConsumPil,9Tn1 q mn !9s R hi9ss
Mrs TuouRouRN $50 Monroe street. who had been uoul
led great length OF time by severe cough and raised
quantities Of blood was relieved by one bottle OF lne oo'a
oman AL declares the greatest remedy IN the world
DESNts NELLY. n Wafer street, was also relieved IRON
the complaint although he was very much reduced
when commenced taking H. having been under The care on
his physician during the past winter Although be coaghed
constantly and very much troubled with night :" sas
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- 49, -fr-or COMPRISING over 100 kInd- Of Perrys,
q Mor- Mind = Mo-els. and Nris.is. Manufacture for
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Cify aid County Of Ner- York,
Peter Deany duly sworn deposes and says thai me lore
going statement signed by MN, just and rue TO NE pest
ofb. knowledge and belief. PETER DELANf
sworn before me this lst day Of August, lSH
JAMES HARPER, Mayor
Pleas. notice that the g~uine Sch.ncks Pumonic Syrup
can be hal al FrOpreiOrs Office only, No courtsnd
street " door. below Broadway ~ I'M
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VICTIALINl: ami Lodging House IN he lower part
=, - - ~. nr,r rector having other business, will
$780,. ~ az, u..r.n ~ slng 20 purchase establishment
now doing good and profitable bus nestle Lease,
Furniture and Fixtures. Rent Low Apply d. Lhefi- 81
or f4r fieI'4
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NOTICE.-W hereas have eysyy ,'1.son 70 believe ,
w. uoh,k-n H. ,b-couird with funds belonging the
fra ts ! to holly thai VII not be resp9nssls for any
f-7,,- go 80 al OF the rrm ". Sheppard Co.
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OFFICE or TIE MERonASrs tisE ms. co.
No ~ WallstreeL !
nIVIDEND-The Board OF Directors OF he Merchants
DFire Insurance Company have this day declared semi
annual Dividend Of -Four per Gent On ihs Oapai sOeA
PAYABLE on and after the 18Th -. ~.
inst. y n w AHEi'' - ~.
It,lv FI W.
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=
Price p ci- and ~ cts per bo'l-. No
NERJCtN Round square, Flat, Band, Hoop, Scroll
n 49, steef I,on-The New Jersey Iron Co. boonion,
having eompieed ii.r machinery are now manufacturing
every description Of Iron. and VIII execute any orders WI"
despatch -. ~. .to... -
They are daily receiving Iron al ihr WAREHOUSE ana
have now on hand q large assortment 90 49,,
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yea rHs Removal AND PERMANENT CURE oF
rAsrs ARISING FRuN INPVRE STATE or
BLOOD OF RABfr The SYSTEM.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13
Estate Of Thomas uerron

Notice ia hereby gwen, rbtt ~e have
heeR appointed and qualified sxecul, s
Of the estate Of Thomas Heron. latt Of
Carroll county, OHIO. Deceased. All
persons Inoeb'ed TO ssDd estate are reqm
req 10 make lnmed,ole psymeGt, aud
those having claims against the same, TO
present .nem, legally autbenuca'ed, for
aettlemenl, wiihIn one year from HE
date. WILLIAM DAVY,
RUfn HERON, HN 10
Nav % Is45 80 IL
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Notice.

All persons interested will he,shy o. ke
notice hsI a petition was filed the 5.h
INST. 10 The ofiics Of the Clerk Of ha
court Of common pleas. for Carol. copo
", Ono, by William Ruaron, craving
said court TO vac1te the alley be Eoeu
tot, No one and No. Two, m Ronrua'
first addtIon 10 The town OF Ce.fieyl.'a,
(uow Csrrolton) Ia sad county The
same will be heard ai next term Of ee "a
court. WILLIAM RUNION
by K McC,Gve, Any
May 8, lS45 80 81.
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A Valuable Farm for sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell al pri
Vate sale the farm on which he resides ;
suuate on tha road Ieedrog from Carroll
ton TO New PhlIadeIpha. one half mile
from CSrroIIon SAID larm contains 1850
acres 100 acres Of which are cleared.
nd at der good fence and cultivation:
having good house and bank barn .wlrh
suitable out bulldIngs; good orchard OF
appie, peach and other iruil trees The
Farm Is we'll Watered having on II 8
good Wei, and several never falling
Springs. Persons wishing to purchase
gnod aTm would do we'll TO call and
ex mue the premises, where the terms
will Ue made known
JOHN EBERSOLE
June 6 lS45. -2S. d.
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SALE or REAL ESTA TIE BY
ORDER OF COURT

On tn 9Th day al June, 1915, at ~
O'Clock, M. OF sad day. at The door oil
the Court House, 10 be town OF Carroll
ton, will be sold TO the highsst bidder,
The following real estate, as The proper,
" oil James Potter, deceased, to wit: "
ing IN the south west quarter OF section
IL, IN township l5 Of raDge 5, in Carroll
county, beginning at post al The north
eas corner Of said south wesl quarter oil
section ~, thence west nIoeteen poles,
lhence south one hundred and SIX poles
TO The dover line Of the widow. thence
east nineteen poles 10 the east lrne Of the
quarter section, thence north one hun
dred and six poles along said line TO the
place OF beginning, containing twelve
acres and ninety Iour perches more OF
less. Terms OF sale, one third ia hand,
and The balance in two equtl annual IN
slatmeUls with interest secured by mort
gage on the Premlses. APPRAISED al
S2q0 81 JOHN POTTER,
, Administrator of james Potter, decd.
May 23 lS45 30 d.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
CARR OlhhP ON, ORtlfO
RV 1. Atkinson, .5r.

/. A.. Jr. Bsgs to say TO his old friends and
new friends the people OF Carroll county,
and the travelling public generally, that he
is now on hand at the above well known
stand, where he hopes TO convince those
who favor him with call that he is deter
mined TO do the thing that is right.
Where there sa will there is a way, and
a little attention and excrton provides the
kitchen with the best this semi-frgid zone
affords, and good cooks are rather likely to
set agood dinner, Which greatly contributes
to the strengthening OF the inner man, and
again at a bar we'll furnished with choice and
pure liquors, with plentyoi the Des. waterin
town at hand, no one need 20 away thirsty
Hay oftand garnegs well filled withsweel
new hay and bright clear oats and plenty OF
clean stalls tor the animals, all of which are
anXiousIy cared for, the horse will not be
likely to suffer.
Room plenty down stairs, and plenty rooms
up stairs, thoroughly aired and ventilated
altogether contribute to make the Washing.
ton House Il pleasant resting place ior the
traveller. Try me. /. ATKINSON, Jr.
May 80, l845-33-tf.
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Estate Of James Rigby.

N.uos ~ hereby gwen, that nc un
dsrslsneG have been appointed and qua
hire as executors Of the estate Ol JameG
Rssy, ra,e o. Carroll county, ONO
decsased. Those Indebted 10 sa d estate
are requested to make immedla pay,
ment. asd those having claims vii pre-.
sent them for settlement within one yea r
from this oaIR
ESTHER RIGBY, -
JESSE row NSEND, ="
Tune 8. I845 80 34-4t
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w OOI! WOOln

The subscrlhers wish to purchase .
large Quonl,iv of wool. for Which lhe5
Arli pty The highest market price, on dc
livery al their sore
'rMNINGs 4 CAMERON,
May l6. ls45 81 N.
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ESTATE or WIN MrQUEEN-

Notice is hereby given, that the auhr
scrber has been appointed aud q1aI led
as administrator on the estate OF WInam
McQueon, late Of Carroll county, OHIO,
deceased. Those Indebted TO said estate
are requested mako Immediate pay
mpnt, and those having claims agarusl
ssld estate will prescott them du'y au
lhenlicaled, for settlement, within one
year from this date
ELISHA McQUEEN, Adm'r.
June 6, 1915 "a II