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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-09
THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
CARnOLLTON,;a ,;ai::;i;,,aAPRIL .. Is47,
"a WEEK IN IRELAND"

We invite tho careful attention Of our readers
to the article, in another column, bearing the a.
bove caption. Il is from The pen Of ELlHU Boa.
arr, the "Lsarned Blacksmith" who has been,
for some monthspasI, travelling, on foot, through
England, in order TO make himself acquainted
with English life, manners, and cusloms;-tO ex.
anime the condition Of English manuIaciories,
manufacturers, and operatives. Mr.. Buuiti ex-
tended his travels into Ireland, for the especial
purpose Of investigating the condition OF the
poor Of that unhappy Isle. The result of 'ha
investigation he hehaspourayed with ma ter hand
and We shall not mar the picture with any Pro'y
effort Of ours. We had before hoped that the
suffsrings of the poor in ireland, (abou' nine
ten,hs of the entire popula'ion') were exnggera
ted;-,hat philanthropy, in order to draw chart!
from the penurious, and relieve suffering human
ily, had presented TO our gaze picture too high
Iv coIored. But mol This aud other account
brouoht the starrival, entirely destroy that hope
and leave much reason to fear that previous ac
counts fall far short Of the reality. We have no
the heart to dwell upon this dePlorable picture,
without further comment turn it over 10 our read
ers, and TO the meeting which is to assemble Oh
Saturday next, to adopt suitable measures for re
lieving the suffering which Mr.. Burriu has S,
skilfully aud faithfully sci forth.
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Probate NGIicG.

Executors, Administrators and Guardians Ae-
counts flied m the Office OF the clerk Of the court of
common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, which viii
70 presented Tor settlement at the next term OF sail
court:
Fir. account Of John Gregg, administrator OF ths
estsle Of Joshua Davis. deceased.
First account ol Henry Ilarl;l1se and William Gil.
lespie, rxeciors Of BazeleeI Wells, deceased.
Final acrount of Kendall Jackson, guardian Of
Elizabeth, Nancy aud Benson D. Beicr.
Fust arconnt Of Andrew Sherdcn, Administra.
:or OF Isaac B lrrick deceased.
LLOYD, Clerk
March le, l847-23-4t.
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FOR RENT!

THAT large and convenient tavern stand, situate
or Main street in CIuollion, now occupied by
I. Atkinson, Jr. There is every convenience ne
ressary about thN premises tor public house: there
is also adjoining the tavern stand Two story brick
store room, which is in the most business part OF
the town. which is also for rent. They may Ls
had either Jointly or separately. Amply 10
r! MtCLAVE, C rrolton, o.
For Sale or Rent.--A fam contsinigg 60
acres OF laud, OF tn, Canton road. halt mir wCet
Of Cunoliton. Said farm il in good state OF cul-
livation; on the premises is u convenient hewed
log house. aspl ehdd lrJme al 1 tHrn, good Syringe
coal tanks, &c. Fer teIns arply TO
R!MtCLAVE, Cauolton, o.
March k3, l847-2j-5t.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes 10 sell the farm, known as
= the Weaver farm, lying on the road leading from
Steubenville to Canton, one half mile west OF the
village Of New Harrsburgh, Carroll county con.
tanning 60 acres. 100 acres Of which cleared and
under good cultivation. There Is on said farm a
good orchard, buildings convenient. with several
never failing springs OF water. Terms will be
made 10 suit. Possession will he given Immediately
Those wishing to purchase farm of this descrip.
ton will do well to call and see said premises before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to George Abrahims
in Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio.
GEORGE ABRAHIMS.
April 0, ls47-ae-t
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The State Of Ohio, Carrou courfy, ~.
COURT or COaMoN PLEAS.

Taoaiion after October terra, 4. D. 1916.
James wi.hervw, executor Of Hugh wllhesow.)
deceased,
susannah Wi;herog, widow, William Wither. 3
ow, John Wtne.ow, James Witherow, Caiha.
rne Ear.s heirs, john Taylor and Jane his wife, 3
Samuel DraT bui Hannah his wife, Jsmss
Green, Hugh WitAerow and William ]. N 1.-THE Z.
row, minors, Of the tate Of Ohio, Boston With :
crow, of the taio Of Pennsylvania, and Thomas
small and Elizabeth bis wife, Of dc state Of
Indiana.
/ To the above nomed widow, heirs. and legal re-
prcsentat:-es OF Hugh hithcrow deceased: you ars
hereby informed thst, on the 9th day Of November
A. b. lsiG, said executor filed his petition in the
court Of eOEHou pleas Of Carroll coonty, Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
orcer &c. the next term ui said cocr for the sale
Of the following rea! estate of which the said Hugh
W.therow died seized or SO much thereof as may bs
necessary - poy tie debts Of said tecedert to wit
lots num5e-cd uventy.Eye, RS twenty-six 26 and
twen.y-seGen ,s7l in the tl&n Of Aufrsta and also
an cutOt near said toUn, containing about three
acres, u said Carroll county, and tate aforesaid.
4. ". MORRISON Attorney for Petitioner.
March %, ls47--2i-4t. Pr. fee 2 90
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No.i4.l Headquarters, Armyef Occupation, {
AGUA NCLyA. February "a, I847.

=
Sin: Since my last despatch of February 9Th,
he occupation Of ibis position has b on compile
I'D by the arrival of Brig. Cen. WOOL with the re-.
manning corpslrhinth rear. The troops are now
conveniently encamped, and eau readily lake up
excellent defensive positions when necessary
Every lhingis guieI in aud about SalIilo.
amurging supplies forward as rapidly as prac-
licabe from the rear, and from the dire zion Of
Panas; for if joined By, a sufficient force Of the
new regiments, wish to be able to take ndvan-
iage Of any opportunity that may offer TO create a
diversion in favor Of Major General SCOTS opc.
Falions. or those new regiments, nonehaye yet
been reported 10 me, nor do know how many
may calculate upon for service in this quarter.
| can communicate no very recent intelligence
from the interior. U2 to the 2Glh Of January
the Mexican Congress had done nothing TO sup
ply the wants Of the army, which had received
nothing for January, and but half the necessary
funds for December. Rumors reach our camp
from time TO time Of the projected advance of q
Mexican force upon this position, but | think such
movement improbable. The command is held
at all times IN readiness for the enemy.
respectfully enclose a continuation Of the lis
Of killed, wounded and missing incident to the oP
eralions before Monierey-as complete as II car
be made from the records in my possession
There yet remain 10 be reported the wounded o
company A, Sd artillery; killed and wounded o
the 4lh artillery, and Killed and wounded Of III,
qd (Col. Wood's) regiment Texas mounted vol
unteers. These few remaining names, it is pre-
sumcd, can be supplied from the rcgmenlal re
lurns Of muster rolls on file in your office.
Our last official dates from Washington are u
the 10Th January. Themailcf yesterday, whicI
brought Washington newspapers as lale as IN
18th. had nothing from your Office.
am, sir, very respectfully. your obcdint ser
want, 2. TAYLOR,
Major General U. s. Army, commanding.
The Adj. Gen. of the Army, Washington, D. c
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Il vas not possible for ms 70 find time 10 wr.le
from Washington, as much desired. ] only rr-
ceiyed an niiuaiion - bod myself in prePlra'
iion for Mexico On The l6ih Instant Much has
been done towards that end, AID more remains
20 b. executed.
Your detailed report Of The operations hs Mou-
lcrey, aud reply 10 tho Seers;ary's despatch, BY
Lieutenant Armistead. were Jo'h received iSe
days afsf was instructed to proceed South.
10 haste, rny dear General. yours faiihfJlly,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Moj. Gen. z. Taylor, U. s. a. Commanding, &c
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HaII.-steuOenvllIe. Ohio.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the puIlic iii
general, that he has leased the Hall Tor term o.
years. The sleeping apartments have undergone
perfect renovation-no pains or necessary ex.
penee will he spared TO give all whomay call perfect
eatsiacton. Respectfully. B. W. EARL.
April 0, I847-26-tf.
P.S. A watch Tor boats. day and nlght-taggage
taken to and from the river, free # charge
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MEDICAL NOTICE

Ihave associated with ne in the practice ofneIcine,
Dr.. HENRY B. FAwcETT, who has read aitentgely
under my care for the last three years and has attcn
ded course Of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State. He practiced with me du-
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic that swept ever
the country during the past sumner and autumn, and
gave entire satisfaction in all cases entrusted to his
care therefore most cheeriully recommend him to
the confidence Of the public and the attention Of the
medical profession. J. 5. HUNTER.
March II, lS47-22-tf.
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SHERIFE's SALE.

RY virtue Of two writs Of alias vendi exponas, is.
- sued out Of the court Of common pleas for Car.
roll county, Ohio, and 10 me directed, will offer
Tor sale at the door OF the court house in Carroon
On Wednesday the 28.h day Of Arril, lS47,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A. u. aid four
o'clock, P. NJ, the following real estate, to wiu LOT
number four in Tsyor't addition to the town OF
Minerva. Taken in execution ard will he sold by
me. Terms cash. I. MCGUIRE Sheriff.
March 90, 1847-24-5t p. fee 81 so.
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lament Of Isaac Miller, deceased,
"a. "a
William imington, Alexander Eoontz, Ct a. :
The said Alexander Koon.z, nonresident Of tie
tate Of Ohio, will take notice that on the 2Oth day
Of February, A. D. lS47 james Miller Executor Of
the last will and testament Of Isaac Miller, deceased,
filed in the office Of the clerk o! the court Of CON-
mon pleas, in and for the county Of Carroll and State
OF Ohio, bill in chancefy against the said Aexan-
der k2ontz, one Of the heirs at law and legal re-
rrescntotiyes Of David Koontz deceased and others
The beet and prayer Of which said bill is that said
David Ko7u:z, when in lie, William imington and
David Cameron 10 wit: On the 9th day of February,
1897, entered into contract in writing with said
Isaac Miller then in li.e for the purchase from said
Miller o! certain real estate in said bill and exhibits
particularly described that large amount Of the pur-
chase money remains due and unpaid. The bill
prays that said imngon, Cameron, and the heirs OF
said David Koontz, deceased be made defendants,
and that they be compelled specifically to perform
their said contract, and Tor general relief, &C. The
said Alexander knootz will further take notice, that
unless lie appear and plead, demur to said
ill within sixty days after the rising OF the next
term Of said court, the said James Miller, executor
Aforesaid, will, at the next term Of said court after
said sixty days shall have EXPIRED apply to said court
to take the matters and things in said bill true
and confessed and ark said court to decree thereon
accordingly. ECkLEY & DAVI',
Solicitors for Petitioner.
March 25, lsI7-oi-Gt. Pr. fee IS 25.
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To the Agent for DR.. MazOni's sicilian Syrup and
Tropical Hygiene.

Syracuse, New York, March IS, ls45.
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that have been af-
icted with bronchitis for three years and avaed my
self OF the most noted physicians in the place where
I reside without receiving any permanent benefit,
when hearing Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup spoken Of as
an eTectual remedy was induced to try it but with
out any expectation of ever obtaining relief But to
nv utter surprise after using bottles OF it Twas en-
tire bycured and have felt no symptoms Of it since
GEORGE l.. ENERGY.
The above medicine is for sale al the drug store Of
r. Kenpedy in Carrollton. Price per bottle.
April Q, lS46-25-4t.
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Rerailiag - Tic Pa Cf.e5 = C-giUi..er, oA'o.
On tie 1T 81 0. AFni. lss7
Brook, John Gren s. Martin Ruly, John
Best, JarksJa Hsgetl, Sarue. K 5.otkeF, James
Bfctk, W W. liusly, smlel tauly, John
Ba!nap, Dty.d Johnston, David smith, Moses
Clair, James Kelly. Simon SouikWilh, z. Il.
ock, Samuel Lsum, William sharp, ". Z.
Crosser, Adan LsWton, JaoCB Tlysos, John
Davis, Jtmes Mtple, TJuis Tooess, Joha
Dswe, Leonard Moor, Ber.t;sin W.4ron, Arhe
Elicit, EleSnor 0gie, WIiiLm Hlis.eI, stE-se!
Green, Rebert Psase, H. .G-P. WGjins,i,
HENRY a. ,TIDGLR, p. n.
Anil o ie47-oG-4t
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FOR RENT.

| LARGE TWO story trick hous-, kitchen, &c. on
- the corner OF II pn and Philadelphia streets, in
'he eus. end OF Carolton, late the properly OF T.
McG1vrau: w!th the pie'HseS there are four lots
? lcd in. There is good veil of water, larga
rlue stah,e, and other cnHvenieHces on the same
For te ms apply to r. McCLAVE, Carrolton.
March 10, l647-25-3t
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Carroll County Military Temperance
Society,

Will NEE, at the Armory Of the "Washington
Greys," in Carroll,on, on Tuesday evening next,
(,he 18Th inst.) at early candIe-lighting. A
general attendance Of the military and others,
are respectfully invited.
WIN. C. RUNION, Secretary.
April 8. le47.
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ORyAsfENTAL PENuAHsnEP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the yong
gentlemen OF CGrollton, and SurToGnoing country
that he mas opened writing rOoEss IA t.s pace iei
the purpose Of teaching
Plain and Ornamental PeEmalSlip
IN ell is various trunches, including the beautiful
arts Of LETIIliSs ard BEAwIN0 TIih the pen.
Young gentlemen ces.rous Of preparing themselves
for teaching can now have en- excellent opportunity
or VERY NUpERATE TERMS. Tine required three
weeks Any ordinary writer ean acquire tic aoeve
arts in that time.
For further particulars inquire Of the undersigned
in Carrullton. Communications BY mail p-omptly
attended 70. CEO. Z. kennedy.
Cauolton, April 9, ls47-R5-4i.
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COMMUNICATED.

DIED, a, her residence in Carrollton, after a
Short but painful illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH DoB'
BINS, wife of the Rev. WILLIAM DoBB!Ns, in the
seventeen year Of her age.
The deceased was naive Of Faycuc county,
Pa, where she was married (orty.six wears ago
Thir;y.fivo years ago she made a profession ot
religion, and joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church; and although she has not lived all that
timei full communion. owing 10 peculiar crcum-
Stances yet she has led quiet and PeaceabIe life;
and given such abundant evidence of her interest
in the Saviour as to leave no doubt but that she
has left world of pain and sorrow for one Of
peace and unlading glory. Her mortal remains
were followed to the place of nerment by ye-
ry large concour5e of her fcllow-cizons' The
funeral ceremonies were conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Rolhackcr, who sung hymn appropriate TO
the occasion, selected by The deceased twenty
five wears ago. BLESSED are the dead who die
in the Lord, yea saith the Spirit, from henceIorlh
for they rest from their labOrs and their works
do follow them" A. l..
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
The statc Of Ohio, Carroll cOunty, ss.

StS1tC "a SSs
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas White, Administrator Of John
Mccoy, deceased, Petition TO
Vs. sell lands,
John R. Dunlap, et ais.
In obedience to an order of court, made in the a.
bove case at the way term thereof for A. D. 1886,
will offer for sale on the premises, Saturday the
lst day of ay, A. D. lS47, the following premises,
situate in Orange township in said county, describ-
ed as follows: beginning at the southeast corner Of
james N hites farm, on the line joining Daniel
Blacks farm, and running north two hundred and
eighty and three-tenth pcrches to the road leading
from Leesburgh to New Hagerstown, thence with
said road to the line between John Booths formerly
James Forbes, and prior to that Benjamin Knight
and the said Thomas Whites farm, decided to him by
John Shepherd, thence with the line Of said Thomas
" hite's, formerly John Shepherds farm until Dan
iel Blacks line thence west with the said Daniel
Blacks line to the beginning containing eighty-one
acres, more or less. The same being part OF SEQ
tons thirty-ow and twentyeight, in township thir.
teen of range six, in the Steubenvile land district.
One-third of the purchase money will be required
in hand, one-third in one year, and the remaining
third in twoyears with interest. The deferred pay
ments secured by mortgage on the premises.
THO AS WHITE, Admir-.
By EcKLEY L DAVIS, his Attorneys.
April 2, lS47-25-4t. Pr. fee SO l21
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GoDEY's LApY's BooK.-The April number Of
this beautiful Magazine came TO hand some days
ago. 1t contains three steel engravings, and lwcn-
ty other illustrations Of embroidery, &c. The
Fashion Pale" is decidedly the most beautiful
thing Of the kind we have ever seen. The 9th.
er ngravings-"Gravily and Gaicty" and "Life
on the Rio Gronde, ,"-areas perfect specimens Of
art illustrating nature, as can well be attained
The Literary contents Of the "Lady's Book are
very lady.like in taste and appearance; genius,
lofty sentiment, and pure thought are exhibited on
every page. Mr.. Cooley seems determined not to
be "headed" by any Of his rivals; and so far as
publishing "L7dy's Book" is concerned, he is
certainly far in advance Of his competitors.
THE DAILY HERALD.-The first number Of dai-
y paper, bearing the above title, has been forwar-
ded to us by the editor and publisher, Mr.. w. R.
ALLISON. The "Daily Herald" is published in
the flourishng town of Steubenville, on medi-
um sheet, at IS per annum. The mechanical
part of the paper displays neatness and taste, and
The editorial department isconducted with tactand
ability. This is, we believe, the first effort to es.
tabIish daily Papcrin eastern Ohio, and we hope
that our entcrprising friend will receive the en-
couragement that his industry and perseverance
so highly merit. Steubenville has the poPua-
ton, the resources, and The business TO support a
daily paper and if her business men have the
will, it can easily be accomplished In poll
tics, The DAILY Herald" is decidedly Wing.
EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Mr DANIEL N. WHITE
has retired from the Pittsburgh Gazette, and is
succeeded by Mr.. ERAsTus Brooks, formerly of
the New York Express. Mr.. White has conduc-
ted the Gazette for several years with taste and
ability, and we part with him with much regret.
MIR. Brooks has long been connected with hepress
in the eastern cities and has0cquired reputation
oil calm, dispassonatc and eloquent writer
The commercial department Of the Gazette will
continue, as heretofore, under The charge Of Mr..
Harris. The Gazette has always been one of the
best papers published west Of the mountains.
Force OF THE ARMY UNDER TAYLoR.-The u.
Mon Of Monday night, states that Gen. Taylor,
had under his command an effective force ofquite
five thousand men, and full lorce of 5 900. The
900 were in addition TO force of Twelve or
thirteen hundred at Monterey. Ofths full num-
ber there were but $50 regulars. About four
thousand effective men were TO be added 10 the
troops under The command ofTaylor and called
into service under the order Of November. The
Union also says, that orders had gone on to Gen.
Brooke at New Orleans, to organize according
TO the law as many as 1000 troops from Lou
siana. And if Gen. Scott can spare any Of his
troops after taking the castle, he will probably
send a detachment TO The relief and strengthens.
ing Of Gen. Taylor.
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Pot METAL

7 AM paving ONE CENT per pound, in castings. FOR
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing; aud
ali kinds of old metal that has not been burned ia
the Gre; delivered al the CaFrOllton foundry.
A. L. LITTELL'
June 81, 1915 -s7-ss
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THE STEuBESyILLE PREsBYTERY viii assem-
bic in the Presbyterian Church, in this place. on
Tuesday next, the 18Th inst. The deliberations
Of the Presbycry will bo opened With sermon
by the Rev. c. e. Riggs, at . o'clock A. NJ.
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Nathaniel Steel
Nathaniel Steel, who resides in parts unknown, Is
hereby notified that Thomas Latta, administrator Of
the estate Of William Hartesly deceased, late Of
Carroll county, on the 9Th day Of November, 1885,
filed in the office of the clerk Of the court OF common
pleas OF Carroll county, and State Of Chic, bill in
chancery against the said Nathaniel Steel in which
tits alleged that the Sd day Of February 1897 the
said " iliam Hartesty, then in life, cold the said
Steel lots number one and ninety-three in the town
OF Malvern, in said Carroll county, that said Hardcs.
ty executed certificate OF purchase to said Steel fol
said lots and said Steel executed and delivered TO said
Hardesty his two promissory notes for the balance
Of the purchase money for SAID lots and that there
is now due and unpaid one hundred and twenty dol
lars said notes. that after The purchase Of said lot:
said Steel went into possession Of the same, anl
remained in possession until the year 1871, when he
abandoned the same and went to parts unknown to
petitioner leaving no property except his equitable
interest in said lots; and said bill prays that said
equitable interest in said lots may be sold and the
proceeds OF said sale applied to the satisfaction Of
the unpaid balance of said purchase money; and the
said Nathaniel Steel is further notified that un ess he
appears and pleads, answers or demurs to said bill
within sixty days after the next term Of said court
the said complainant will at the next term after the
expiration OF said sixty days. apply to said court to
take the matters OF the bill confessed, and decree
accordingly. ECkLEY g. DAVIS,
Solicitors for complainant.
March -, lS47-22-6t. Pr. fee s. 25
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SAEEs
80 Pbls Lake and Yellow Greek Salt Just re
eeived and for saleby E SINCLAIR.
CarTollton, Feb. s6, ls47-3o-f
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MARRIED, on Thursday evening, the 25th ult.
by the Rev L. Rothacker, Mr.. JoHN WooDBURN and
Miss ELIZABETH YANDT, all OF this county.
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"BLAcKwooD's LADT's MAGAZINE" AND TIE
"LoxDoS WoRLD OF FASHION. ."-Godey'srePrinI
of these works, for March, has been received
They are both neatly executed, and filled with
interesting stories. Any person desiring to be-
come acquainted with the periodical liierniure Of
Europe would do well TO subscribe for either, or
both, Of these works. We append the term:
GopEY's REPRINT Of tho two most popular and
Fashionable English Magazines.
Reprinlof BIackwood's Lady's Magazine, month.
ly, per annum, 81 90
E" London World Of Fashion, 90
2 copies Of either, or copy Of each, year. so
Any person subscribing 10 Godey's Lady's
Book, and sending 50 in advance, shall be fur.
nisheG with that work one year, and a copy also
one year, Of either Of the Reprints, gratis.
The above works afford greater profit 10 local
or travelling agents than any other works pub.
lished. For terms, address the publisher.
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Thomas Latta, Administrator 0. tie es-
tate VI A." lillian Hardesiy, deceas-4, In Chan.
vs.. Gerry.
Nathaniel Steel
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TIE State Of Chic, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas.

James Miller, Executor Of the Iss; viii and tes-
lament Of Isaac Miller, deceased,