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Estate OF Peter MerOld.

Notice Is hereby given that have been appointed
administrator, de bonis non, on the estate OF Peter
Herold, late OF Carroll county Ohio, deceased All
persons indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment; and those having claims agains,
the same, present them for settlement according
20 Law, within one year from this date.
JOIN II. TRIpP, Admir-.
Nav 2i t54T-39-3t
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Estnto Of Iohn Moore. Sen.

The undersigned has been appointed executor on
the estate OF John Moore, Sem late of Carroll coun
ty Ohio, deceased All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment and
those having claims, to present them for settlement,
according to law, within one year from this date.
JOHN MOORE, Ex'r.
NAV ii, l9I7-3l-9t.
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Last Newspaper Call,

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to make immediate payment. All who neglect
this call will find their notes, duebills, and
accounts in the hands of proper officers for COL
lection. Aword 10 the wise is sufficient.
T. w. COLLIER.
Nov. l3, 1896.
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E. R. EcKLEY.
J. NJ. DAYS.,
ECKLEY &DAVIS.

Attorneys and CounSellorS at Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties All business entrusted to them will re
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
CarrolIton, December 5, l845-tf
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1T is WRITTEN

In Ihe book OF nature and of common serse ,b,,
Tue natural vegetable productions of every country
aie' properly applied, amply sufficient for the cnrs
VI Every Hlaiady incident to each peculiar climate
" RIGHT INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills of the North
American College of Health are composed of nIant,
Whlch grow spontaneously on our own soil and or.
therefore better adapted to our constitutions Than
euclneS concocted from foreign drugs, however well
.ney Lnuy NC compounded; and as they are founded
uPon 1ne PIlhciPIe that the human body is in truth
subject to but one disease, viz: corrunt bnmnr, nJ
at SAID medicine cures this disease on natural nrin.
ClPles' oy cleasng and purifying the body: it will be
manifest that 1t the constitution be not entirav Nv,
hauSted-a perseverance in their use, accordno 70
drecuons' is absolutely certain to drive dseoss of
every name from the body. W
When we wish to restore swamp or mor,s. ..
iertllty, we drain it of the superabundant waters.
IN IKE manner if we wish to restore the body to
health' we must cleanse it of impurity.
WRIGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS will be found
one OF the BEST If the very best medicine in the
world ior carrying out this grand purifying principle,
because they eXpe from the body all morbid and cor
ruPt humors' the cause OF disease in an easy and nat
uai manner; and while they every day give ease and
the body. ''O"'
The following highly respectable storekeeper. have
" NFF aSeHte Ior tne sale OF Wrlghts Indi-
an yegetaoie Pills. of whom it is confidently beev.
ed the genuine article can always with certainty Ia
obtained. -
CARROLL COUNTY.
H. A. Stidger, Carrollton;
5. A. Highland, New Harrisburph:
R. K. Gray, Magnolia;
James Forbes, New Hagerstown:
Hunt d Lawthers, Leesburgh.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.
j. NJ Allen, COlumbiana;
Thomas l.. Ball, Greenville;
!, w Estill, Franklin Square;
Henderson& e. Taylor, East Fairfield;
Richard Stock, Clarkson;
A. NJ Dawson, Calcutta;
David Arter, Hanover;
James Graham, New Garden;
Perry Nicholas, New Alexandria;
Henry Yeager, North Georgetown;
Joshua Ladd, Westville;
J. F. q S. Hartzell, Benton;
Burghart u Hahn, New Mddletewn,
Leslie d Wick, Petersburgh
Grouse g. Northrop, Lima
II. Helman, Washngtonville;
Skinner q Wisdom, Green VillaSoi
f. w. Williams, Il alem;
]. B. Bruff Damascus;
Jesse Garretson, New Lisbon;
John Marshall, Fairfield:
Stewart g. Hibbets, West Point:
James Stewart, Wesvle;
William Curran, East Liverpool.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wrirhfs
IHd'dR TrgttabtP Pills, wholesale and retail, 1863
Race street, Philadelphia, 2sS Greenwich street,
New York; and 1893 fremont street, Boston.
February 3, l847-l7-3m.
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Estate of George PennOck.

The undersigned have been appointed administra-
tors on the estate of George Pennock late of Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased Allpersons indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims, to present them for settle
ment according law within one year from this date
NATHANIEL PENNoCK,l .,
j. H. PERDUE. Admrs
MAY ID, leA7-sl-3t.
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AttentiOn!-WashingtOn Crews.

Meetings for Drill will be held at the Armory
on Saturday Euening of each peek, commencing
at candle lighting. Members will attend regu-
larry. No admittance for visiters unless intro.
duced by member. Per order,
W. COLEMAN, o. s.
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Thomas Gheen, ct. ais.


Of James McGOwen, deceased
vs.. Bill Of Inter-
Thomas Gheen, et ais. Pleader
To Thomas Gheen, supposed to reside in Iycom
ing county, State of PENNSYLVANIA, Hannah Hamlcr
and - IIamler her husband, supposed to be resi-
ding in Lycoming county, Pennsy lvania, Nathan
Gheen, supposed to be residing in Montgomery coun-
", Ohio, and the unknown heirs Of Margaret Ste
vcnson, deceased, supposed 10 reside in Lycoming
county, Pcnnsyk ania, also William Ramsey and the
other children Of Mary Ramsey, deceased, supposed
to reside in Miami county, Ohio, the unknown heirs
Of Jrseph Ghecn deceased, supposed to be residing
in Lycoming county Pennsylvania, and Elizabeth
McCarty, residing in Stark county, Ohio, as is suppo-
sed, also Elizabeth Cunningham, Ruth Cunningham
andJ Cunningham, supposed to he residing in
Fsyette county, Pennsylvania, lmri Richards and
the unknown heirs Of Anne Kelly, deceased, suppo-
sed to be residing in Muskngum county, Ohio, all Of
whom are defendants in this case are hereby nOt-
ed in pursuance of order Of the court Of common
pleas Of Carroll county, and State of Ohio made at
their May term A. ID. lSI7, that the said compain-
ant as the executor &c, OF the said James Mellow
en-, deceased, during said term of said court filed IN
said court bill Of nterpeadcr in chanccy, against
the above defendants The object of which bill and
the prayer thereof is that the said defendants inter-
plead and adjust their respective claims and demands
Of in ana concerning the residue and remainder OF
the estate Of the said James McCiowen, late Of said
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased; that the sOidresduc
Of said estate amounting to the sum Of three thou
sand five huudr, and thirty-sx dollars and thirty six
cents (53,536 33-OOO) excepting such portions as
have already been paid over by said executor to said
residuary lcgatccs mentioned in said bill is now rea-
dy to be paid over to Whomsocvcr the same Of right
belongs; that there are cor Acting and opposing
claims set up ly some of said defendants for said rcs-
idue Of said estac that demands have been made OF
said executor for the same by some OF said defend
ants that said executor offers to bring said money
into court and that he is Indifferent and not interest
ed in any way with either or any OF said defendants.
The prayer Of snd bill is that said defendants do in.
erpIead and set forth their several titles to said resi-
due or remainder OF said estate, and settle and adjust
the same among themselves that they be inioned
from proceeding at law with suits against said exec
uior; and that the court will grant oherand further
relief 10 said executor and the said defendants are
further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to said bill within sixty days after
the next term Of said court, the said complainant at
the next term after the expiration Of said sixty days
will apply to said court to take the matters contain
ed in said bill as true and confessed and to decree
thereon accordingly. JOSEPH T. VANCE,
Solicitor for said Complainant.
Moy Ii, lS47- 3l-Gt, Pr, fec So 70,
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The Tariff Repealed!

Tor cash, FLOWS may be had al the Carroton
Foundry for the trifing sum of four dollars and
a half have large number stocked off in the
best and most substantial manner, and farmers will
find it TO their interest to buy now.
A. L. LlTTELL.
IuIy Al, IeAO-49-H
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deceased, VI
VS.. Q
Susannuh Wiherow widow, William Wither- z
ow, John Witherow, james Witherow, Cathu- 9
rine Ear's heirs, John Taylor and Jane his wife,
Samuel Dray and Hannah his wife, James a
Green Hugh Witherow and William ]. " 1.-THE 2
row, minors, of the tate of Ohio, Boston With s
crow, of the tate of Pennsy yivania, and Thomas 3,
mall and Elizabeth his wife, Of the state Of
Indiana.
To tho above named widow, heirs, and legal re-
presentativcs of Hugh Witherow, deceased you are
hereby informed that, on the 9th day of November,
A. D. 1916, said executor filed his petition in the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
odcr &C. at the next term of said court for the sale
Of the following real estate, (or which the said Hugh
Witherow died seized or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts of said decedent, to wit
lots numbered twenty-five, 1851 twenty-six 26 and
twenty [27l in the town of Norrstown; g. also
an outIot near said town, containing about three 3
acres in said Carroll county, and : tate aforesaid.
A. W. MORRISON, Attorney for Petitioner
May 81, l8I7-32-4t. Pr fee 2 30.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

lLD stoves, pots kettles, ovens, lids, CRATES, grats
bars, and every description Of old pot metal will
Q received at the CARR0LLTON FOUNDRY, at
,af cent per pound, in exchange for castings.
A. l.. LGTlELL.
Tnne o6. Ig4G-G7-6t
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s. SToKELEY,
Steubenville.
j. II. TRIP
Carrollton,
sTOKELY 4 TRIP,

Attorneys and CounSellorS al Lao,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer OF the
one will secure the sevces oithe other.
Carrollton, May 2, l845-tf.
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MARBLE YARD.

The subscriber informs The inhabitants Of Carroll
and ad5olning counties, that he has settled in Car
roI.ton, where he intends carrying on the marble
business, in all its various branches.
Monuments, tOmbS, head & foot stones,
executed in the ncaIest and most modern style, aud
on lower terms than they can be had east OF the
Mountains. The subscriber having served a regu'
apprenticeship in the city Of Philadelphia, fiat
ters himself that those who favor him with their
custom, will be satisfied with the execution Of hi,
work. DAVID SHEARER.
February -, IGi7-18-6m.
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AnC STATE Of ONAot NaAANH NN-1Asf -
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Faoatsu after May term, A. D. 1917.
Lew Harsh,
Janathsn Harsh, joseph Harsh, Re
teeea Harsh, Addison Philip HaTsh.
The said Jonathan Harsh. Joseph Harsh, Re5eeca
Harsh, snd Addison Philip Harsh, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the 2oth day
ot Alsy. a. d. ls47, in the court OF common pleas
for said county, ,y Levi Harsh, and Is now ronang
Whertio the said Levi Harsh demands Partition q
the following real estate, TO wit the east halt OF The
northwest quarter Of section twenty-five, 22l town
ship fourteen [l4l and range five, l5l containing
seyenty-nine acres and eghy-nine hGndredths of an
acre: Also TIE following described tract Of land part
Of the vest half Of the northwest quarter Of section
number twenty-five [22l Of township number four
teen [l4l Of range number Eve, 81 beginning at the
southwest corner Of said northwest quarter Of sec
ton twenty-five, l22 running thence north seventy
seven poles to post thence three rods north OF east
eighty poles to stake, thence south eighty-three
POLES TO post, thence west eighty poles to the place
Of beginning: Except ten acres and eighy-eghi
huntrcdths Of an acre thereof, bounded as follows
beginning at q stone on the west line OF said section
twenty-five thence souhwardly with the line Of said
section iyseven and one-holf fpcrches, thence north
seyenty-one and one-half degrees east thrty-eighi
pcrches and eigth Of perch to stone, thence
eleven and one-qusrer degrees west fortyeght per-
ohes TO a stone, thence south eighy-iiye and one
half degrees west wenty-sx perchcs and our-tenths
Of perch to the place Of beginning) containing
thirty acres, more or less; oil Of the Stcubenyle
land district in the state Of Ohio; and that al the
next term Of said court application viii be made by
the said Levi Harsh for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
STOKELY e. TRIP,
Attorneys for Petitioner
May 81, lsi7-32-6t. Pr fee So %.
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Estntc Of GcOrge brown.

The undersigned have been appointed Executors
on the estate Of George Brown, late of Carroll coun
ty, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to present them
for settlement, according to law, within one year.
FREDERICK LEYDEl r.
JAMES McKEAN, NA"'
MAY IS, le4e-S9-9t
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NIUSLINS.

A LARGE lot Of brown and bleached musns, just
~ received and for sale at the new store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, Novemher6, 1S46-ti.
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TO WAGON-MAKERS.

7 WISH to employ a journeyman wagon.n,L.r :.
: : whom will give good wages in cAs8. AnnIr =.
the Carrollton foundry. A. I. IJTTFPy !"
Tune 2t, ls45-37-M -
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POT METAL.

| AMpOyng ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing, and
ali kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire; delivered at the Canollton foundry.
A, l.. LlTTELL'
June 27, 1876 -37-6t,
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VAN BROWN,
CarroIlton,O.
BROWN & GRIsWOLD,

Attorneys and CounsellorS at Lao,
Office in the court house, CarrolIIon, Ohio.
March %, 1844-tf
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GALIE,.

30 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re.
ceiyed and for sale by E, SINCLAIR.
Cauollton Feb. 26, ls47-20-tf
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Guret Pim Executor Of the last will ~ cHANcERY.
Of James McGOwen, deceased,
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Vacation after October term, 4. D. 1916.
James Wtherow, executor of Hugh Witherow,
deceased,
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HOLLOW WARE.
COTTON YARN.

A large LOT Of cotton yarn of the best quality, lust
u received and for sale at the cheap store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CaroIlton, November 0, l8i6-u
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SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot OF Spanish sole leather just recev.
a ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
Cauolon, November G, IS46-G.
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STONE WARE.

4 good assortment of stone crooks, &c, on hand
a and Tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
CarroIIlon, November 6, I846-tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

Medicinal uses Of the Hild Cherry. Ever since tha
settlement of America, Wild Cherry has been known to
possess very important Medicinal virtues. Every body
knows this fact, but knew how to extract it
sential properties. Every mothergives Wild Cherry
to her children for for cods and for almost
habit Of making compound of wild cherry bark and
other Ingredients TO be used in spring antidofe
complaints incident to that changefnl II is
found by experiment that the wild cherry possesses
far more importsnt qualities than ascrbsd to it.
For the first stages Of Consumption. Asthma. matter
how long standing Coughs, Liver Complaints, etc, it
has proved to be the best medicine known to DR..
Wistars BGlsG,n of Wild Cherry chemical extract,
combined with similar extract from Tar, which en-
hances it's value. Its in curing pulmonary dr.
in almost every stage, after best citizens
could do more. has astonshed the faculty, and led
them to confess that Wstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
possesses principle heretofore unknown to medical
men. I'll : tf,L :
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
U5- For sale. wholesale AMI retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD & CO.. Raleigh. N. C..
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04
DIED.

On the Island Of St.. Thomas. West indies. ON
the first day of April 1S47, Mr.. g. W. GRiNAE, for.
merly Merchant in this CITY, Nj. Grimma was a re.
spectacle and worthy citizen, and his death is deeply
regretted by his family and friends His brother Mr.
Chrstian Grimne, survives him and is residing In
Brunswick, Germany - -. Il 34zG Bt=Gr, & fC0Ry
Departed this life at his residence IN Saunders-toRh
Gilmer county, Georgia, on Thursday the 18th ultimo,
Mr. Edwin Price. The subject ofthis brief nohE Ee was
born 10 Johnston county N c.. the 9Th of july l7za,
and removed to the State of Georgia in the year, 1928
Mr.. P. possessed social disposition, and warm and
ardent temperauent-and these qualities made him an
affectionate husband, kind father warm friend and
good and worthy citizen. For many yeaFs he bad been
consistent member ofthe Baptist Church. devoted
wife, several children, and numerous friends left
mourn his loss ICom.
At his residence in Person county, on the 26th ut
of Pulmonary Consumption; Mr.. Robert v. Cearnal,
aged 80 years. He left widow and four small chil.
dren to mourn their loss. 5f sa-.t -sIL
Near Fayetteville of Consumption. Mr.. Gatn Davia.
aged 46 years. Also, after lingering illness, Mrs.
Temperance Moore, in the 6sfh year Of her age.
In Wilmington, Mr.. Archibald McCallun,z Also,
Miss Lucy Eleanor. daughter of the R Rev. Dr. Cobb
of Alabama 5If1
In Randolph County. Nicholas Brewer. Esq, Post
master al Brower'S Mills. The deceased was an aged
and highly respectable citizen. "a ,se -
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

tCorresponaehce Of the RehWoHd aquireT July sOth1
BkLTIMoREsJpiy go. g P. M.
Flour The transactions in fouT are very.smalL We
report sales # Howard Street at So 60a6 6s 81 fresh
ground s. u.s.. City Mills 80 90, win sales. The in
specons for the week are 8, coo bblss
Grain. The receipts of grain are still light Prices
mewhat advanced There were sales Of prime white
wheat ct 81 2s al 81 Of prime red I24 aI24 cents
The inspection of Tobacco for the week 1900
bids. The mark ct is quite brisk
PHILADELPHIA, July 80, 8 i-2 p M,
Western is worth IS a5 s43 3-4! St 8sste ss a81
Prime white Wheat 81 s2a 50 cents; Prime red
"a ~ cents. - * - - .sssz - - 81
The ship Jamestown is aground nesr Cape Henry.
T.# =, - NEw YoRx, July 50, 4P.M
The Flour market maintains its Increased 6Emness
Sales to-day Of good Gennessee at IS fk. In other
The Grain market aone ID more buoyant prime
Wheat Is worth lS7 lS6 cents, at which theta are
sales. ,7 4fsg.
The Cotton market i quiet - 49,
A fire broke out this morning which destroyed two
houses near Trinity Church. saes2 5ssEssfsfs 90
In the abbreviated despatch ofouY Correspondent
it is left in doubt whether Trinity Church itself 10 not
burnt along with the two houses, bot we taksittof
granted that cannot bel 2 81 tsli, ~ Is s. 49,
Later nj TIH srELEGRAPH. sgs
FsonT. ESecf Com. and BreadsfsnSs-
b Our Baltimore correspondent sends the icllotgne
important integencein in second despatch EoUgh the
The Steamer WashingtOn is Telesraphed shosasl-
ed on the 18Th July. - 20 =
Flour has advanced slightly in England, Wheat han
also advanced. and Corn likewise. S'S9'sts -
- The harry est noss ihreafsns TO be short { ssgs4S-
Provisions have advanced. Ystl4ttifsss
AT London on the 18th inst, AmeicaB Flour in bond
commanded 81 shiliings per barrel. White Corn in
bond, was sold at Al 57s. Breadstutf' wore 6rm.
80 A4s @f.EEF - - a