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81 EhIEF.N NALE.

By virtue q writ Of Vrudi Expo
ms issued oai of the Cuurt ol Com
men Pens OF Sark CoRn,v, Ohio, and
10 mo directed, | all cffr for sale at
she door oi tho Court House in Csrrul-
7on m Monday the stX'h dav ot Ap'ii
Nrxt, herNcrn the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4
NJ. and I c'cIOtk r NJ on said day, rhe
tolIoWiog Real Estate, TO wit: part oI
ThG north west g1drrer OF section 20
7,wnship "a. Hnd range g beginning
9nr houndarv, at ne nurh vast curnor ol
said quarter sec'on, rhence snuth 80
ne 10 Obtain the water RIGHT Of Bug San.
dy. tbsUcs west along h. south blnk OF
pnid Ssruy rreck. to tbe wes, Ime OF
aud quarter, thence north along said
Zine TO the north west quarter II: sbId
quarter section, thence east to The place
Ui beginning wllh All rheprvdeges aud
appUrtcuarce "a thrrtan'O belonging ex-
Cepnrg the piSl al Tte tdWn oi Malvern.
and lots heretofore cold adjninlog sal
S'own, taken IA Execution aud will Oe
1oli Ny mo
r MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
March 8, l846 Pr. Zee, 9,2S
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IGEG9 Hs

A 81 have sold my Store, and vii Tc.
"a move isoa lhe county uH The GrsI
OF AprIl---my desire II init AL persoUt
indebted TO tae WGuld call pSId st1I'e e
rher gccCuHIs, either by payment, due,
bill or note, rs may be agreed upon.
1etween now and the frst Cay Of March
ucXr, ash ehatl, after that time, pet all
accuunls ia the haurs ol Ulcers lor col
ecrion that T. not settled. Those who
are not prepared to pay ran have some
ume gwen 10 pay IN, Il they viii onl,
do nc the Kindness ,ocaH, BY that irue,
and sertIe, aud thereby save me a great
deal 0! lrcsbIe 90 as my Time will be 50
taken up siyer The first Of March ma, i,
will make It absolutely necessary to sue
Il not settled
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SHEPIFFS SALE.

SyNTtIe Of a writ of Vrndi ENpouas
Nssued out olthe Court Of CommOn Peas
vi CM"N COUNTY, Ohio, ana to M di
v"c,rd, W0U otter for safe at the door
Ht the Court Rouse in CRtroliton. on
Monday the 18Th dav Of Apri next he
tween tho hours nj 10 o'cl0ck A. NJ.
and o'clork p NJ the following re a /
eslare to VIII. the soSih halt orthe south
hilf of Ihs ncrth eUsl quarter Of sec
vion twecty. toWnlhip fifteen Of ruog,
Qvr. containing lot,y actcs. Taken Z,
Execution and Willie sold bv me-.
9I MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Hsrch 9, f54G 90 r.. fec ! 30.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

By virus ai wrii q Fl IA ei Lev
Ia. issu-d rul OF the court ol courmon
pleas Tor Carsoll county. o g.. ard 10 ne
-direeieJ. ! vii offer Tor sale a, fhe door
OF the court house. in Carroli'oa. I've
tween fhe hours OF 10 o'clock. A ", end
4 o'clock, P N on Monday the I3 n day
Of AFril lS46, the following real es.
tate, u Wit: Part Of the south wes augr
ter Of section %, township "a, and range
q, lving on lhs suulh side Of the town
'ol N'rf'stHWH, beginning for boundary.
TIN ieet s1uih n me south essl corner
OF lot nan yer IS " N1-riNawn. and
FunaiBR = u , chains and Is inks 10
e q prs'. tharc. west : chains sud ~ tirks
tio. ras'. thence north 3 rh4ins ans n
1iut5 81 q pos fkcnre east / oh in and
~ l,nks 10 post tl~nce south , N ,ins
and % links TO post. thence east 7
chars 10 The place Of brriuniur; con
tanning tsa srres sud etebt lrundred hs
together with a'i the privileges vui TN
proven an's "a rroa f-seTvtne iha priv
siege n tho Whler running through sid
btu lhs mill race Ihau rs n,w thereon.
aud alan th- privilege OF repairing said
Tare when ueeird.
Token in execution and will be sold
by
r. MCGUIRE. Sheriff
February 20 1876 prl S3
-ALSO-
Lot number 99, ~ the lawn OF Norris.
town, Carroll county, Chic.
Tak.a ia execution. aid will be sold
by Z MCGUIRE Sheriff
February %, 1876 PIT S so.
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cnnGns coins. ASTHMA

I. COUGHS, COhuo, 40 iNMA
SRKRnAN's CoUSH LozEN6Es are the
safest, most ssrs sud edeciuai re@edy
Tor Cou ais. Colds. .CoasumPVens, ,Whoop
ioe COugh. Aslhma, Tightness Of the
Lang. or Chest. &c. &c. The PrOPrie-
tor h 3 aevet knoSn aa instance where
they did not give perfect salislaeioR.-
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the lest year, restoring TO health
psrsoas 10 almost every siege OF Goa"
sumnfioO, and those iaboFing under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan Howsrth, Esq, the we'll
kaoSn temper 1sHce iecterer, took = severe
cod last Jandsty by sleeping in damp
sheets, Ihat seeaed to have settled ca a
coeoumptvB. lie raised q good deaf oi
'blondy matter, snd his cough was 90
harrsssing snd incesssnl that he could
get no rest by day OF night. Alter Try
9ag various remedies without Felei, he
thought that death slrWe would relieve
hin OF hts misery. Bu, by the advice of
adady he purchased e box OF ShermaO's
Csugh L zenges: they gave him great
rekei. and 10 his surprise sllayed his
coHgh, made him rest easy, and ena5Ard
him 10 steep snund ali nigh; rhre day
use OF Them made neW maH Of him,
andde is recommending Sbermsa's 10.
zenges TO all his acqHainlances.
sHsRMkN's WORN EosENGEs
are The only iafaIIibe worm destroying
msdczoe ever discovered 100000
boxes have been solS, and cot failure
has ever bern kuoWr. They destroy all
klndsO OF worms, snd cannot iniarc where
there ere houe,
ThFre difereB1 psrsors.cOred OF the
Worms by the use of one Box Of Worm
Lozeuges.
"Messs. @. z. T. & Co V4a Main
street, GuCnnalE GeutIemen - Ny
vile has been sfaicled wirh worms tro0
the Sge ol three yesrs, and has never
irceN without them. She resided ~ Md"
dlr7oNn, Butler ccenry Al rmes, she
has bees 50 sfA cted ~rth worms as IL
req lrira se a;'erdsuce OF lw1'of ths teSS
pay siclW,s IN tae place--oGe utoctrFfNy
hcv for enc cOapN rat, and oae tor IA ah
rt, bat geiFLg worse, sAe reamVed to
Msdisdn, and was eudpr The hayrSs oi
I~O dt ne most cele pvsFod phy*Scros of
rha7 plsc', 6et MI Did Sev 10 evod s hr
came To CnciHpsli some time SINCE, and
began 10 despair ID grT7fug teiter: m
deed she gel 81 bad, she worms came up
IN her 1hroat her sufsrlngs became al
most iNtotsrsbNe. Hea,rng of me many
'ureS performed By Sherm n's l."zpngrs,l
'he thCughl ihsl ste wcaId try them last
August. stepped 10 your store AID
got n box al the worm loEenges. and
nave evrTP reason TO rejoice that DID
20. She took bat7one halt box, when the
worms Came from Ter in bunthes II
'opld not he positive, taul | would sep.
rose thM there we're from tilIy TO sixty /
in each NtUch. The hast GOse bruuehu
'eversl ~hGv worms, from twelve 70
ilreru iuchrs long She hegsn 10 Ee1 .
VeH, an felt better than she had for
cars Being cured, che gave The
'alance oi The OK to II ueighNr by tho
lame OF Herald who lives short dis.
Suce from Us, whohas rwo chlIdroh, or
i've and The other Two years OF age, \ no
we're much troubled with worms, vnd
ave heard SINCE, that BY the ,irne they
'sS used ep the box, both children were
'nlirely cured"
The above lie from Mr., X. Richards
lawrence street, near From, I
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSm
1000 000 SOLD YEARLY!

Pfyre only II cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
Tue res' Strengthening Plaster in the
world, sud a sovCTeig remedy Tor pains
snd weakness in the bick, icins, side
bresst. neck, 'lrhs, jn'nts, fheOmaHsm,
ana lumbagO; wornBO the lower par, ui
The spine, they entirely care the piles
aud on thesrIall Of the bach, The falling
OF 'lre wot'o; applied TO the hack 'o The
leck oi children teeihine they gIVe great
relief, Ia coughs, colds, oppression Of
he e'lhesI and slohisch @rver c6mplainl,
SJspepsla, asthma, dnd aitdseases where
OCal relncdes Gre required, none can be
setter IhaN these plaslefs. They are
.OOlc. or strCugthentuP, stimulating and
aOOdyne Physiciars recommend them
becsusethey stitk better and afford more
relief Than any other ever ka0Wn. One
million are sold yearly.
] " HoSie. Eaq. Who WSsbent near
fy double with RheOmatls was enabled
after wearing one 10 hours. 10 get up
aud dress himself. 10 Two days he wss
perfectly we'll.
Mr.. David Williams. Of Eizrheth-
town. n. ] on old 'revolu ionary sb,dier,
was so affi,cied win Rhema,ism that he
rould hardly help himself One Ol these
lPssres entirely cured hin.
Mrs Gecree Nixon, one Of tn Mana
gers Of The instI uii6n fo- Aged lndIgent
Females in the city Of New York, says
the Old ladies find great benefit from
these P;Sslers, they being very liable TO
pains Or weakness in the back, as WeH
as'biher paris OF the body.
Mf George w, Spencer, Sreept Iu-
spec ror Was cured or the Plies By was
ug one OF these P;asters on The lower
part oC Nbc spSne
6rCAUTloN The great reputation
these Plaslers have attained has induced
Nany enprRciped persons to get up
worthless limitations. Ask Tor Sherman
Poor Mans Plaster. and see that fall dl-
rec,inas for use, and fac omie OF his
name, A. Shermau. N. n is on the back
OF each Trust none oIhers, or YOU vii
be deceived G. F THOMAS,
l47 Main st, beiweea 81 and 4b,
eTSele Agent Tor Cincino oal
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DHN NlvEN, Ex'r.
SHERlFF"S SALE.

By virtue Of two seVetsl writs Of Fl
IA ct Lav. + ,cIss, issued oui Of The courl
Of common peas OF SlS'k county, 0lGo
aud to me dIrscled, ] viii offer Tor satc
ut me door Of 'hs codrI huuse in CdT
tolldh, On Monia the 30h day a.
March nexr. betwepH the hours OF 10
o'clock. A M, Ond 4 o'clock. p NJ, The
following real estate, IO'wil: All that
tract Of Land, on sections nunber 10 +
II. 10 Brown township, in sad Carrcll
county. heretofore purchased from 1he
heirs of jacob 'CrUmheCkeT, deceased,
lby james Beer. and Alison ten acre LOT
on ihe moth esstquarltr OF section NJ"
10, purchased OF isaac Cfumhptker 6y
said Beer,{prinripaiy9 lald Of n town
lots. The IoIoSiug lots On sasd ten
acres are excepted, viz: No, ! q, 5. 8
n. I6. II. lS. ls 90, 81, %, 28, %, rs
26. %, 90 30, 80, aud sc
Tsken in execuudn and will be .sb't
by me, Il MCGUIRE, Sher'tf,
FelKhGry go, 1916 -prf S2,25.
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lgT.I'CEENENT.

D A'ONCB Is terrby 8 ven Sosllrhose
" interested HtsI, at Hy instance .
writ df Auachnent was. IN the 40 h q
Jaauary. Ie46, isssrS by Thomas vii
lianrs. Jusl,cr o, the l'eace ~ nrd tor
he comfy of Esrrch, aud Sratr OF Ohio,
aeainss rte goods, chmleis, rights HsO
neys, credits, aud effects Of tiugh KIw-
mel, an ais aHt 5eirtnr
JOHN 6. CROXT0N.
January % 1916.
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RraMtaresh's Pills

As a gencrsI IamiIy medicine, espea
-cIaIfy in country so subj~ct tosuddeR
changes OF temperature as this. their
value is lncaIculable BY having the
eIaudreIh Pulls always 90 hand, should
a sudden atIeck OF sickness take place,
they can be given at once, and will oftoR
have effected cure before the ply e.
clan could have arrived.
In cholic and infammahoH of The
bowels, these PIhs will at once relieve,
and perseverance, in their use, accord
ing TO The directions, vii surely DO all
thai medicine can do, 10 restore The
health OF The patieOl
In ali cases of indigestion, Worms,
Asthma, Diseases of The Heart. and ell
Off4cIons Of rhe stomach and bowels,
the Brandreth Pills wih'be found new
er laiing remedy.
To iOsIre rhe fa,l benefit Of these
csIe hrated Pills, they should be kept in
the hdase. SO that, upoR lhe fret con-
mencpaIent Of sickness. they may be
at oace resutted 10 One dose hen is
herter than dozen alter disease has
become established IN the system.
For sale at lhe store ol II. A Stidger
CsrtOitOn, Feb. 6, l646.
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NIDE%. EEEN!
FL.AXSsslR.
Estate OF aEcmry Martha

Notice is hereby given hal the under
signed has bcen appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of The estate Ol Henry
Martin, late Of Carroll cou0ry. Ohio,
deceased, Those indebted to said estate
are required To make immediate 9av
rhenI, and those having claims will pre-.
sent Them legally proven for setrlemen,
within one year from this date
JOHN MARTIN. Adm'r.
Dec 5 1845
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ganuAry 80, 1916
ESTATE OF JANE.

ESTATE OF JLMES NETlN
Notice rs hereby given thst1he sub.
scrher has been sMonled and qushfied
a. Executor TN the estate ot James New
IN, late oi Carroll county Ohio, decsss-
cd.
Dated this 9Th day Of March A. d
1895.
vain NIVEN EyNr
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SHERTFFS SALE.

By virtue ol thee s"veTnl WTiNN o1 \
p. AMI I. A. Vrndi, &c. 10 me objected
uUt ol the court OF common pleas OF Car
roll county, Ohio. will ,firr ihr sale
al the door 0l he coHrl housr IN Carroll
ton, on Monday, he i3h tav of April
n xt, between the ho0rs Of 10 O'clock
A NJ, and 4 O'clock. P NJ, Of said day,
the following descdOed real estate. 10
wit: Lnt number 80, and % leet'oT lhe
east side OF lot number 4S in tho Town
OF CeRlrevlle now CarrolIon.
Taken in execution aud will be Sold
by T. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 90, 8A6-plfSl,5O.
-ALN0-
The undivided a,lr interest in and IN
tie east half oi Lot number 55: kLsc
the west Osl( Of SAID Lot, mo '55 J
KNOWN ~ su(N. on the original iowa
IpDt Of CentreVAle now Carrolitaa.
Token 90 execution and viii fe sOlt
! Is Il. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
! Febrhprv 90, 1916 pr( Sl;50
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Attachment.

Nlo'jr t. heyeby gwen That lherc wa
~ e, establishment, ih,sd " (Ian SID
SssOfu b} Robert Reed . sIsi'cc Of ihe
T. ace in mud for the county 6t Carroll
~ NV ins'Aoce, AGAINST the goods and
phaules, fighp md credits, fncdcys and
eT,'s of Walter r, Smith. an uuresi-
cent dsbinE
ALFRED TABOR.
Jan 96 .s4O.
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KEND LL JACKSON.
Carroll,on, Feb. 8 1915
John WiaMd,s ENantc,

Mice lshorrby given that The suOscri
ber has been appoin'ed and qualified as
Adm eaisFsOr U( Inc estate nj John
Wlsud late Of Carroll ccun'y, Ohio, de
ceased. Those Indebted TO said estaie
are required te mike immediate paw
meat ud lhose havrg claiTos will pre-
seut rhem legally proven Tor Crtltmeu
within cue year from lhis dare
ROBERT CRAVEN,
ADMINISTRATOR.
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]. Al. Dan,
Z r EcKLrf

Z r FcKLE9 J. NJ. DAVIS
ZgE1R9 - DAVIS
~4liorHsys aud CoaAssilOrS al Lac
Have entered Into partnership. sn5
will prachce their profession TA Carroll
aad the adjoining cOUnues. All bsslneie
entrusted TO thea will receive fromp
attention,
OFFICE, in the frame hiding. opPo-
site the west Coor OF the CoUTt-hOUss.
CauolIton. Dec 5. lS45.
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TAIGORIMG
la New HagcrSlOWn!

The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers aud The pu b
lrc generally, that he still continues to
carry on the above business in New
NagCrslown. Carroll county, OHIO. lie
will be found IN his shop al ali times 10
attend 10 those who may iavor him with
a call. lie receives ihe New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall which will ena-
Bile nm 10 give satisfaction 10 both old
and young He hopes by strict atlen.
ton 20 business to receive SHIRE Of
that patronage which is always beslow
ed by liberal public on The industrious.
His Charges vii be made TO suit The
time :. aud he will receive either cash
or country preduce 10 pa, ment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. a. l845.
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w. R. V.LOYD,

2a0fRry and CotHsciior al Lac, spi So
tictoy III ChaHrery.
OFFICE, nr tn Fading" in th
Room Ionm,ly Occppi d Ly JoLA Dumb,
Esq CARRoLLToN, Ohio.
CrrolIton, Noymher "a, tG55 .--nG.
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Dec 5 l845
ESTATE or JOSEPH MILLER.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH MILLER.
Notice is hereby given that The an.
ders'gned have been appointed and
qualified ss Executors Of The estate oI
joseph MiIier, late Of Csrroh county,
'Ohin, deceased I'tose lndobteG TO said
estate are rcquired 10 ma';e 'immedia N
'pay meut, and those hsvlrg claims vii
present rhem legally proven within one
year NJ Ihts dere.
JOSEPH W MH.LEp.l
SOLOMON MILLER, Executors.
ABR NHAN MILLER,
Decembev T2 h. lS45.
The daily union., 1846-09-24
PIsEY POINT PAVILION,

hNE OF the most convenient, splendid, and PIC
" turesque salt water bathing places 10 the
United States, will be opened for yisters the 18th
instant, for the summer campaign. The pavilion
and its accommodations have been put in com
pete state Of repair and offer TO the invalid pleas
ant resort for health and recreation. The bathing is
delicious, either in the houses or in the open surf
''along the sounding shore" A fresh and constan
sea-breeze sets in in the afternoon and continues
night all eight or ten in the morning. The pavilion
commands view of the debouchure Of the Potomac
into the Chesapeake bay, the river In front being
nearly ten miles wide. IL is within eight hours
steaming from Washington, twelve from Baltimore,
and twelve from Richmond.
The steamer Columbia, Capt Guyther, leaves
Baltimore every Saturday evening, stops at Pney
Point early on Sunday morning, and returns to Bal
tmore on Wednesday. The steamer Oceola, Capt.
Mitchell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and
Saturdays on her way TO Norfolk, and returns on
Tuesdays and Fridays, touching at the Point IN
both directions, landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor with these advantages Of his es-
tablishment, and with corps Of obligDg servants,
good fare, good music, boats for sailing, and the
usual accessories of watering place. together with
moderate charges, confidently casts himself upon
the public appreciation.
j. H. BIRCH,
United States Hotel, Washington.
June l7--ihf
The daily union., 1846-09-24
REFER II
GREAT English Remedy for coughs
VI colds, q asthma, and COnsumption.-

great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asth-
ma, and Consumption, is the Hungarian Bal
sam of Life, discovered by the celebrated Dr..
Buchan of London, England, and introduced into
the United States under the immediate superin.
tendence Of the inventor
The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
curse of pulmonary Diseases warrants the American
agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can be found in the commu-
nlty cases that seek relief in vain from any Of the
common remedies Of the day, and have been given
up by the most distinguished physicians confirm
ed and incurable The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, and will cure, the mosl desperate Of cases
1t is no quack nostrum, but standard English
medicine, of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchans Hungarian Balsam of Life not
only to counteract the consumptive tendencies of
the climate, but to be used as preventive medicine
in all cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness
of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and Gene
raj Debility, Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough,
and Group, ,.F'' ~. ,.'r.D.
I5-sold in large bottles at 81 per bottle with full
directions for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and
American certificates, and other evidence, showing
the unequalled merits ofths great English remedy,
may be obtained Of the agents gratuiously.
DAVID T. BRADLEE, sole agentfor the United
States, ll9 Court street, Boston.
T. w. DYOTT& SONS, general Wholesale agents,
No. 132 North Second street, Philadelphia. ,
Special depot at the Bookstore Of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner Of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city Also for sale
by the principal Druggists.
June ~ . ..' "