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decrease was

Two methods may be adopted TO take
enigrants under this plan. l. Take the
whole increase as given in the second ia
bic Of the slaves. 2. Take The increase
as given in the last table, that shows how
many are yearly added to the class under
10 wears. Let us take the highest increase
in any OF the six years given; say the IN
crease of 18i3 will be the increase OF
1850, viz: 1858: or the greatest in
crease under 10 years, which was in
1915, viz: 1861 as the increase OF 1850.
None shall die Of either number, nor be
incapable by disease, or vice, from ernlgra-
ting at the time specified. Nor shall any
female slaves who are capable Of bearing
children, be taken from the State. IL will
be seen that the whole Of either number
from either table can be taken away in the
year they are to 20, viz: 1872. If any oil
this class should have children, they are to
go with the mother. In few years, the
number TO be taken is materially lessened
and then it will grow smaller and smaller
until none are found in the State, as slaves
who are under 80 years old. And they
would be few in number If you, on thu
other hand, allow for removal OF adul
slaves, male and female, before the law gce'
into effect, then you lessen the number Il
be taken away on this plan. IT is to b
noticed by this plan, ties are recognized by
each years emigration in Liberia. AM
those broken in the Stale are attended will
this reflection, or the part Of those wh'
stay, and who 60 liberty, selfgoveInment
and avails of selElabor, are to be had 10
self and all coming posierity. Is tn
breaking Of bonds here, worse than the en-
| ioyment Of civil, social, moral and Politica
bonds in Liberia? What white man vii
say, the latter is greater evil than SLAYER
to those VINO go to Liberia! ea
I'd plan. The removal Of those betwee
| 20 and AZ. We will refer TO the same II
ports 10 learn how the slaves, over 10 yeaI
old. have increased in the State.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-20

In our last number we laid down figures
in order to find the capital to be removed,
so that the whole slave population could be
taken from the United States. In our pre-
sent number we will follow the same meth.
cd to show tha. the whole black population
now in the State Of Kentucky, can be TAX
en- away. ~ tn'-
LIST. The removal OF the free blacks
There are 5000 Of this class in the State,
Of this number / 500 are males, and 1 500
are females between 10 and IS. Take
first, those who are married, with their chill
dren; after such are removed, then remove
the unmarried, Say that each family will
average four children. This would give
six to each family. Draw for 100 fami-
lies, which would give for emigration 600
souls. 1t would take two ships-or one
ship making two voyages, allowing 800
souls TO the ship, 10 take this number. Add
five to twelve per cent. 10 this 100 families
for the annual emigration. When the mar
ried will not make up the number 10 emf
Craze, draw rom The unmarried ina few
years there would be none OF the 5000 in
the State, but those who are too old to co.
and would, in few years, be in their
graves. Or take those who are between
II and "a, males and females. OF this class
We have 2,200 TO remove. The whole
could be taken in one year, or the reader
may divide them off to go in as many years
as he pleases. 1t is seen they can be taken
away without difficulty. As to the expense
Of removing them, it can be met by the
State making an appropriation of $4,000
year, so long as it shall be necessary TO
remove those who are TO go. If the reader
Judges there are some Of the free blacks
that ought not to be removed because Of
their unsuitableness, as colenists, then We
decrease the number to go, and the expense
to take the whole away.
I'd. The removal of slavery from Ken
lucky. We will give three plans TO do it.
LIST plan. The increase shall be taken
away Let law be passed that all born
in, and after, the year 1850, shall be free
born; but subject to the owner Of the moth
er, until 20 years Old When 20, such
shall be hired out by the County Court for
two years, to raise, funds TO pay the passage
to Liberia, and give an outfit. We will
take the Second Auditors reports since
1910 as our guide, TO find the annual in
crease Of the slaves in Kentucky, that we
may SET how many would have to be taken
away each year to effect the object.
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African COLLABORATION. Nh. n.

! he removal Of slavery from our country
nds always been connected with the aggre.
ea'e amount Of the slaves, and their annual
increase. With these calculations in the
nl'io. 1t has been judged impracticable TO
ee' no oil II by colonization. But this is
not the best way to view il to know wheth.
S !, De possible to get rid of it. Virginia
s sIn oeen sending away her slaves to other
, save Siates, until she has not only removed
S tne annual increase Of what was her capital,
, Ju' she has reduced her capital by several
s"OusaIds It has been done by takine
away tnose who were producers.
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The SABBATH IN ScorLASD.-The
Grand Duke Constantine, during his tOur
in that region, visited the islands Of the
Staffna and Ionia in the Clearwater. II
CHANGED that he arrived at the latter on a
Sunday. The stern old keeper OF the "a
thedral keyes refused to unlock the gate, and
admit the party to see the tombStones, fol
that would, in his opinion, have been tC
desecrate the Sabbath. In vain did Capt
Robinson ask imploringly. whether ne wa
aware who the illustrious stranger was whom
he refused to crafty! Donald 'didna exact
ly KEN" He supposed, '4rom what lolI
said, it was only the emperor OF Russia
bat he wadna gle up the key to his All
queen on the Lords day. There was
Power aboOn, superior To onie earthly pow
er. and he coudna gle up the key.
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The CHuKeR or SAINT Sonia, AT Coz
srASrISoPLE.-This church, which in the
year 1453, was converted into a mosque,
and which is the Oldest Christian temple
in existence, (having been builr by Justini-
AM is at present undergoing, by order OF
the Sultan, a complete restoration under
the direction Of NJ. Fossati, am architect 10
whom his highDess has entrusted this imPeg-
tant operation. The work has been already
begun by taking of the bed Of Plaster which
covert the superb mosaies with which the
walls Of Saint Sophia are decorated, and
these monuments, not less remarkable in
relation to art, than in a historical point OF
view. will be carefully repaired. The grand
Signor has visited the work al "a SOPHIA
and expressed his satisfaction to Nj. fossatl-
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fro BE Continued
Htaaisllc..

The Anti-Slayery Reporter speaks most en-
eOuragingly Of the prospects of the Anti
Slavery cause In France and Holland, and 4 al
furnishes statistics relating to slavery in the
Dutch colonies.
The following table is a fearful exhibition of
the waste of life produced by slave labor:
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NEw ORDER OF NoBILrY.-The klng
of Prussia has creaIed an agricultural order
of nobility, TO be conferred upon such as
distinguish themselves BY their efforts TO I'M
prove the art OF husbandry.
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PoPULArIoN OF RoME.--The city IS d.
vided into 81 parishes. containing 1880
families. The eccles astical population
consists Of 80 bishops. 1,514 clerymen,
2,417 monks and fnars 1.154 nuns, and
52l students. The whole population
amounts to IT'S, 1888 inhabitants, not in
GLIDING the Israelites. who are 5000 in
number. The population increased since
last year by 1854.
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A TuRxIsH SCIENTIFIC ExPEDrIos.-.
A novelty in soolh-has departed hom
ConstantinopIe to explore the Taurus and
Mesopoiamia ior all sorts OF information;
antiquarian and philosophical Al the head
of the Turks who compose II, IS Herr
Schwazenbach, a learned German. ~
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This table shows that the slaves increas-

But we have another table by which we
can learn what is the annual number under
IS years Of age in the State for these
years
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-20

The number of slaves at Batavia, Samarang,
and Saurubays, is estimated at $4,000 so that
the entire slave population held by the Dutch
amounts TO 81, 500 souls
As might be expected, the exports Of Surf
nam are decreasing, at what rate the following
table will show:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-20

Another table shows us the annual in
crease under 16 years Of age from
1OAn - tSf1 -, 10, Tk y',s 1 lhS slaves
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COMMUNICATIONS.
o;.sinsui.hins Traits Of ,hs Mosaic
60 sf servitude.-No. a.

A The servant had the same religious
H. priyilsges, and Instructions as his
and was thus regarded and treaaed
law as in all respects man. an nm
E, being, and not as piece Of pro
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-20

DEArH or A MIssIONAEY.-The Rev. Samuel
Cornelius ClOptOn, Missionary Of the Foreign
Board Of the Southern Baptist Church, died at
Canton, 9Th July, after an illness Of ten
DAVIS
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4, = nsut. %: 1913, and 80; 1o-lS,
||(Vilh these enactments compare the statutes
already quoted in a previous number, re-
oa;r;ne the servant 10 be present at all me
s,ssf Iestfvafs. and the passage rom me
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YnInnbIe Farm for sale.

THE subscriber proposes to SELL att reduced price
100 acres OF land, in Carroll county. Ohio, five
miles from Cauo.on, the seBl OF justice iocr miles
rom the Sandy aud Beaver Canal, and one mile
north OF New Aanisburgh, post Town on The mail
route from Steubenve to MassillOn. The land rs
equal in fertility, certainty OF production, and ad
van.ages OF situation. to any land IN sad counsy'
20 acres are cleared and under good fence the res
due covered with superior timber. 1t is ievel ana
ia, handsome appearance; good road hon New
Lisbon 20 New Philadelphia passes the bulldingr'
There are on the premises three springs oi excel
lpnt water. The above property Is situated ~
healthy and COOL neighborhood, convenient 10 pla'
ces OF public worship. schools stores aud mills.
70 accommodate or suit purchasers the east hall o.
line above tract OF land will te sold separately and
an extraordinarily good bargain given. Tor CASH 26
,.res OF whith are cleared and spring OF good
water thereon. 1t situated in the heart OF good
wheat growing neghhoIhood. Terms OF sale vii
hp very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase
and to see and examine the quality aud condition
Of the land, will he shown every attention by 'h'
subscriber. or 10y John Potter oil New liarr's' gh
A. J. NEEL.
February 10, l846-le-it.
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HARLEM Si'NlNGS.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
the subscriber has now completed his buildings,
and erected his baths at The mineral springs at Har-
lem, for the accommodation OF nvIds, or such as
labor under all orns OF chronic diseases. He deems
it unnecessary, nj this time, TO go nIoO detailed de-
scription OF the anancOl properties OF the water
OF these springs. Suffice it to say that they are de-
signed by the Great disPoser OF all things, ior the
healing OF mankind. He combines the regular sci-
ence OF medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs in his course OF treating diseaeet to ma
nv ~ choose TO call OH him. The we'll known et-
fleets of bathing, in all forms Of discusses can here
he fully realized. The hydropalhic bath not exceP'
ted. lnvalids, or those aloring under chronic dis
eases, such as scroula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, &c.
will find 1t to their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the rpstoratatives there Offered
for their reliei. J. S. KELLER.
Harlem September 10, l846--4a-4t.
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NOTICE
April ., isl7--2S~t

ISherehy rivp0, iIlI have on this day (March
R2,A. u. lRI7) jteH petition in the Office OF tie
clerk o the court oi common pleas ol Carroll roun.
-, UnJ. Nhrh sd,d petition sets forth that ! am
tl4 ucr Of loWn iots numbered !, Q, ;, 4, 8, 6,
Z 6. IS, %, 81 and 38 in the town ol Harlem, in
C4r.att gGUary. The prayer OF the petition Is that
,ae follow mg alleys and slreet, in rad town o.
Harlem, may he vacated, to vii; all that part
Diamond Alley" which Ii = ioining TO lote No,
t2, 3, t. ;, 6, 7 and ~ also, .ha! part Of "Groen
Ali~y" Wh ch lies between lot- No 3 and & also,
that part oI 'Ircks0a Street" which Ilrs between
lo,s No @ and 7, alro, tha, part Of "South Alley
which hps telWorn the northwest corncrot lot No,
81, and jh~ southwest conner OF lot No $751; aIrO.
rAa. par, of "SpHug AN"y" which lies between
Io,. No. 81 and 80, in -uii town. Said petition
viii " 10. hearing al he next term ot the court
ROBERT CRAVEN.
Ry VAV laowY, hiS Attorney.
March %, ls47-24-6t. Pr, lee So so.
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TIE uERALD or TRUTH.

THE youraala Of the day may be divided into three
riasse. - .ue SrclHrtdu, the PutiZln, aud the
p1pu.ar U he aIIcen bundfrd serial publications
J. or lad, know OF but Two or three which plp.
t-ll % &c devoted tn the Cause oI Truth on all
.u,lrcts. uufretraHsd hs gectaran or par. IAN il g.
-..rsl~ " Iva dTs re, from 81 h mouvrs, 10 lease
tp re - number Ot fradetE. those which Q
l,tc1nlIui ed ~ Bn 90 rrlIg0 g0us sect, or political
rn.y. a s.art 6ocs pi exclusives, are, decidedly
o. ne - alarel4.s, and viii defend nocausr, how.
ev,t,1 4 II unllvOralIy lcsaIded BY the mG34
l0t Vuili % the honest 'piuuHs OF any Ind vdual
j hey be opposed 10 The general sentiment -
!!rrcr. tHr !,u,! csa o. the day do not maintain
m uufrseIvpd alrC,hnce to lrulh, Oh the triumph
ct Which depends th6 'rratrrt good ot the human
tautv 4i.r Cause ul l tIh demands Journals de-.
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,,re 10 p. he, and thctouea'y canvassed. 10
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sad Ar II will image vigorously IN al, tn Re.
f,ra- of the day which are founded IN TruIh, and
aslwil .,aopr all thlnes" and 'otleF all ihings'
III ,hp Rnal .flllnph Of Humanity over all evil. th'
oAlg iuil 10 lis spl aion will IL the entre Ie
dg.npuol of The Human RIes.
Tas IIEsALD OF fRUTH is placed On I'm bun
dali0n. and Is undertaken hy several individual
q ardent philanthropy, soIe's .or the promotion
o. she greatest good 10 man. .hey rely upon hear
Is f.fporse from lhors no !rslrD gAe petmrnsn
fsot Tra.h and the redemption of humanity Iron
s4rf. arsl.H:0g aHd woe.
It esatsfts eighty beautiful printed octave pogcs
aud Z e3st3s1 ig.s swo vouues per yesr, Of 4g
t.,ss s,ass Bgfas. s ersInple copy. To
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l. slc,s ia. In. q SsrH uonth.
Nh. - uade5r hsrs spYssTS!,and any onc wish
gnr IA see Il v le fafs tslsa numbcr gratis, b.
eea...,.e i.s 4. y,osg t,s,e L. H.NE Editor.
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Nniiec im I.nrtilion.

TATE OF ONO, ARROLL COUNTY, s..
Couri of C5maoH PIas; raeaiOa af ter Oeio.
Ter tcrm, 4. d. 1916.
lydia Ann heek'cr, widow, Lutton Cunningham,
IubH hecklcr, ~ lillian becker, usan heckler'
Julia Le,kler, and aI4h heckler, viii take notice
hat petition was filed against them, in said court, on
The 26th day OF February, A. D. ,s47, by William
Thompson, Of carroll county, Ohio, and Is now pen
ding therein, in which the said Thompson demands
partition OF the following real estate, situate in said
county, TO Wit the sOuthc quarter Of section num-
Der 3, township 5, range also, the northeast quar-
ter OF section No. i3 township IS, range 5, except
90 acres sodto james oxe, the east side OF said
last mentioned quarter containing altogether 26O
acres Of land, OF which the said Thompson claims
three undivided tenhs. aid petition further repre-
sents that Lydia Ann hecklcr, as widow OF imeon
hccker deceased, is entitled to dover in said prem
ses; and prays that dover may be set o to her ac-
corLng 10 law and that at the next term Of said court,
application will be made by said Thompson, for an or
Ter that partition may be made Of said premises.
WILLIAM THOMP ON,
BvJxo. L. II. V1LL4NDIGHAN, his Attorney.
March5 l64I-3 ct. Pr. fee 3 so.
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Probate NOtiCc.

Executors. Administrators aud Gnardian's Ac'
counts fitted in the Office OF the clerk OF the court OF
common pleas Tor Carroll county, Ohio which vii
20 presented for settlement at the nexttefm OF SAID
courts -,
FRS. account Of John Gregg, administrator OF sht
estate of Joshua Davis. deceased.
Firrt account OF Henry HnrklesS and William G1'
lespie, expctors Of Razeleel Wells, deceased.
Final account of Kendall Jackson. guardian
Elizabeth, Nancy and Benson D. beHrr'
''i; E"s, srcount of Andrew Sheridon, Administra
.or of Isaac BuriCk, deceased
March 10 lGl7--a3-4t.
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IEc State OF Ohio, Carroll county, ss'
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October term, A. D. la4e.
Hannah Hogc !

VS.,
Thomas Ayres and Susanna his wife, Perry )
James and Sarah his wife, Thomas Larkins and Z
Rebecca his wife, John Sharp, Thomas Tolan i
and Susanna his wife, George Walker and Sarah /.
Jane his WIFE, John Everhart and y ary Ann his g
wife, Avan Sharp, lillian Sharp, and Eliza
beth Sharp.
HE said Thomas Ayres and Susanna Ayrcs hle
wife, Of the State of N aryland, Perry James and
arah James his wife of the State of Iowa, James
Larkins and Rebecca Larkns his wife Of Perry coun'
ty, Ohio, hn Sharp, Thomas Tolan and Susanna
Tolan his vile OF Carroll county, Ohio George " al
ker and Sarah Jane Walker his wife, John Eyerhart
and Mary Ann Everhart his wife, Avan Sharp, " IL
linn Sharp, and Elizabeth harp Of Tuscarawas
county, Ohio will take notice that apettion was filed
against them on the 10th day tFebruary,A. D. lS47
in the Court OF Common Pleas in AMI tor the Coun-
ty of arroll and State OF Ohio, by Hannah Hoge
and is now pending, wherein the said Hannah Hod(
demands partition of the following real estate, stu
ale in said Carroll county, to wit The west hall o
the south cast Quarter OF section twenty-our, II
Township twelve OF Range five, OF the lands oroere
to be sold at Steubenvlle in the State OF Ohio, AM
that at the next Term OF said ourt application vii
be made by said Hannah Hoge that Partition may bt
made of said premises. HANNAH HOGE.
BY EcALEY g. DAvIsher Attorneys
February c6, lS47-20-6t. Printers fee 90
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FhHN FOR SALE.

TGT guhscfa,r Wi-h,s to SCI the farm, known u.
thr Weaver fam, HIag on the road leading hou
,,leurrav.ir To Canton, ole half nit west Oi tn
uAzt oi New l.arrshufGh, Cargoli county, COZ
taInng loo lcrs, 100 acre o wh ch Is cleal,d al,
under good cultivation. There ls on said farm
good orchard. udngs convenIent. with severn
never m.Itpg springs ot water. IetmS will b'
u,,'e N -u,, Possession wp'I be given immediately
Those wishing 70 purchase farm of this desuip
tiou will do well 10 call and see said premises before
purchasing e!sew here. Apply to George Abrahms
Ii Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio.
GEORGE ABRAlIINS.
April o, iStT--2S~u
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Vacation gfler October term, i. D. 1896.
ieOrge Moore aud Susanna Moore his wifrl Pesi-
rs. ton
Mary Baneek. widow, Mary Bancek, Cath. for
nine Bancek, Elizabeth Baueek, Julian Parli-
.ancek, Martha Baneek. Thomas Banrek. lion.
The said Mary Bancek, widow, Mary baneek,
Calharine Banctk. Elizsbeth Baneek, Julian ban
.ek. Martha Bancek, and Thomas Baueek, will take
notice that petition was 6led against hem on the
% day OF February, A. D. iB47, in the court OF
common pleas OF said county, by George Moore
md Susanna Moo his wife, and is now pending.
wherein the said George Moore and Susanna
Moore his wife demands partition Of the following
.eal estate, viz; the west half OF the southwest
quarter OF section seventeen, of township thirteen
}: range six, Of the lands made subject to sale at
Sleuhenvile, in the State OF Ohio. Also, the north
half Of lhe east half Of the southeast quarter oi
section twenty-hree. OF township thirteen, range
SIX in said land district; and that at the nextternl
II said court application will he made by said
ieorgc Moore and Susanna Moore his wife, Tor an
order that partition may be made OF said premises
ECKLEY & DAVIS,
Attorneys TOR Petitioners.
March 10, is47 sS-6t. Pr. fee 50 so.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber offers tor sale valuable quLrter
section OF land, lying one aud halt milee from
Nayneshu gh, and lhrce qaaricrs ot a mile from
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. U'wning. con-
,ainng ONE HUNDRED ASpsIxTY-SeREs. seventy.Rvt
ol which arr cleared and in good state OF cult
vation, The balance heavily ,imhrred; the Sandy d
Beaver Canal passes through the land, There i'
1ne OF the best Orchards OF grated Fuh on IL ,ha
he whole Sandy valley ran afford. Any persol
Ephlng to purchase would do we'll to make ssppli
cation immediately to the subscriber. living IN Mag
aola, S,atk coun'y, Ohio, where terms, &c, vii
he made known. and by whom the premises will b
-hown. RICHARD ELSoN.
Magnolia August %, IGI6-4G-tt
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ISIIANIGIkEaEl'~ rILL>.

INTRODUCTION On the 18Th Of May. 1885, DR.
Br,ndrelh, Tor the first time, made known IN The
United states The Celebrated Erandreth Vegetable
u UnIversul Pills. lie left them to stand or tall ~
Il cir own merits, He made no auslon to any 9th
Or medicine; simple facts were stated, aud the ol'
low ns principle Iah down as the BrahdrFthNan
Theory, viz: that all local diseases, whether OF tho
stomach OF bowels, enlargemento OF tn" joints rheu
matte affections, culaneous eruptIons. dysprpuc
complai ~. OF hatcver other forms such local dis
eases puts on. wee nothing more than 30 man!
SYMPTOMS oil disordered state ol the constitution
and lhll his pills which were discovered III Eng
land in 1851 were medicine that had the ehetl
Of restoring the constitution to health aud v'gor'
simply ty removing all had and acr'mo hn'o''
trcn, the blood by the stomach aud bowels. lht
American public have now made trial OF this med
cins or nearly ten years, and have found that tht
med zine is not all humbug. The patronage Or
Brandrcth daily experiences. proves that 'he medE
cine gives universal satisfaction.
| The above medicines for sale at the store o II
A. S1Ipcrr, in Carcllton. Feb. 49, i847--lS-4m'
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Farm and Win for sale.

Situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio,
IN he Jefferson aud Zoar grade three miles ives: Of
New Rumey. offer ior sale The farm on which !
row reside, containing 40 acres OF land; ON which
here is gristand saw milIs, Two dwelling house,
4 barn. never failing spring at the door, stone
snring.house. with other necessary buildings. Per
>ous wishing to purchase such property would dc
well 10 call on the proprietor, residing on the iarm
and examine Tor themselves before they purchase
elsewhere. SPENCEh W. EDD'
February 10, ia47-f9-4t.