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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Oefentltthe 93enDu.

Wsntu9s ben l5teu @drb nihffens, nm
10 llbr 8crmitta9s, IoG am jNaufe bes Der.
ifcrbenen pan u tb, in Glib qBbeitball
2aunidip, 9eba @auntN ofentlid perfauft
iperben: .-....
prid,tt9c Wdbren, Shllcn, 5 quite Ri:
be, 3 9Rinoer, SulI, ein fat nsuer pfrrs
be Sauernpn9en, pferoe9efhirr, Wilf unb,
Soeu9abcln, SdanfeIn II. Strohbanf.-Ser.
ner Sauss uno 6iihengerdtbfhuften, dis {:
Setten uuo Settlaoen, 8cttjeug Ssfen, 3b
Ide, StilhIe, Sausubr, Drabr, Spegel,
Carpet, &sffeI, 5odfen Sutterfae, netlf eine
grcee geritieoenbeit aneere 8auern., Soauss
une 8iitcn @erdtbidaften gu umifdnolid
81 nIeloen. q"
Die Ssoin9unsen am gerfaufstase unb
aufpartnn9 pcn
9 9feuGen %! Tanl ; 2lom,prs.
Sebrudr Is. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
OefentltC6e 95enru.

Gam mifass ben 6tea Mdrs, nm 10 lIhr
8prmittaes, iclIcn am oaufe bes llnterieid,s
neten in Weifsnbura 3althfdip, qed,a @aun'
tD, fcl9enbe slrtifel auf 6ffenilider 8enou
serfauft wereen, tidmIid,:
8 3pferbe, pferce9eftirr, Ninbspich, ruo'
rnnter ein portrefflider Sull unb jasses
8ieb III, 20 Shaafe, 8 Stiid Shweiire, Gin
beinabe neuer 29duIs gBassn nnS 8aebp.
ein Spasierpagen, pflias II. @9sen, Winos
miible unb Strohbanf, Soeulsiteru, Sd,icbs
farren, Sperr uno Giibfetten, SsIs une Cuffs
Sd,lttten, 100 SUE 3pG Ssirfden planfsn,
$50 Su6 Balnu6 8oaros, ilnb font nod
oicle Observation-Disclosures ;u tpfitldnftis ;u
mclorn, 70 tpie audl Sausratt, Wsnn es bic
3rit erlauben (pIte.
Die @ebiu9sassn am 8ertaufStuse unb
BON
cSDibaa gesan.
Setruar 8, naSn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
OefenfltCGe 9Senpm.

Sreitaes, ben 26ften Scbruar, INN 10 ,lbr
8ermitta9s, follcn am Saufe bee llnterseid,s
ncten in Solsbur9 3aunltip, eeha SauntD,
fcI9eriNe 9Irtifel ouf offcntIitcr Genou oers
fault werocn, itin,Iid
Gin oier9duIs Wasen nit 8aebi, Sprieacl
uno Dedte, ein ;psigduGs Waseu, s,pei ei,s
9duls Saooics, pfersc9efd,irr, WincmlbIe
II, Srchbanf, Seuleitrrn, Splsleiteru, Sa9o'
fflitten, paii9e uno @ggen, srpci Slahsbre'
den, Seu' uno Wif9abelu, Spcrrs II. Siib.
fettsn, Better II. gettlaecu, Ssfen nit 9fcbr,
Shrdnfe, Glide, Stible, eir Secretdr, Sdr
Ser uno Stdncsr, etuise Srb6fte GBia, cine
2InsnM @dnle, uno icuit nod, piele Soaues,
8auern' unc Observation-Disclosures III umts
ftdnolid, Su melcen.
lie Seoin9un9en ant 8rrfaufstase uns
2lufWartun9 bon
CAMEL 9llif.
Sebruar 16. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Deisenbur9, Setruar 8,
wertDpoQes. Gi9entDum

iauf Dfent[i6er Seneu Az Serfanfen.
Wcutaes, ben Stem ssdrs ndd,Gfsns, um
l2 nbr Nittnss, Soa am @alibau(e ees Scen4
~ &c b, in Der Stabt ettteHtaun, fpigrnbcs
Fiuertboeae @iaentbum auf ifentIider 8en'
bu perfauft ,perseu:
go. 1.-Gin gsipi6cS Gtiif 2anb,
9clc9en tn Sis qBbeabaa Saunfaip, esa,a
@auntp grdn;eno an 9dnbcT ben @epr9e
Yunbt, Sobu 9eiier, unb SameS @aH9eper,
uno an bic 6tfenttid,e Straee fptld)e bon Der
Waud) @bune Strase mad ReubarsS Wanb'
le fibrt entbalteno slder uno Ii Jfntben,
pom beifen Sauldne in Der @e8ene. sluda
befneet fIt Elm gutter 8altitsinbrud, uno eiH
Ralfofen barduf, uno oas 9auSe 1T inter
auten SeHfen unb in prdhti9em GnIturl3ms
fannie.
go. 2.-gin anoerer Gtridb 9anb,
9cle9en in Sfcrtbamptcn 2aunfdyip, ee&a
@auntD 9rdnsenb an einber BON Sac, Sas
9eubud,, SaS. Sea9reaees uno an bic Stras
Sc bic bon 2IeutaKu mad, Sie9ersniRe nue
BON 9lllentaun nad1 5c9elsoills fiibren /;
cnttalteHo sdsr geuanss Raae. D!ss ii
ebenfafls bon Dem alIerbelfen SantaHbe. au,
ter 9utrn Senlen uno In fehr aatem Sdu'
3uitanbe. 9tuf biefem Stridt tR Elm gutter
uno 9crdnrii9er SrdRtfbop erriektet.
5tauEuitige follten ben Gag bes Dereanfs
I'M 9Insenfen tebaltsn, iuSem oas @i9eutbam
Therlid) peu erffer @ute 1T, une In Der llms
gegenb Der Stact ui6t Hbertrofen tperoen
fdnn.
Ieidfaas. = 3ur nimlidlen 3dt
uuo Srt foacn fol9cnee bepe9lidIe 9iiisr ofs
fentlid perfauft merbeu: Cine 9iaiIe, nte
Elm Is9iuls Sauern Wasen, einfpdnniseS
pfcroegeIdlirr, II. {. 10. qta
@s 1T bies eas bnterlaGene 8ssm6sea
bcs prrifprbeuen q esrge 9 SdifeE
leatbin bon Der Staot slllentaun.
Die 8cciusuu9en am 8erfaufstdse mo
9lufpartlIils ben .s ..-sa far Es.
eSsSn Ssiss Sssfff' SSfst4a'H er'ors.
Sebruar Is. naSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Sebruar 16.
OefentltCGe 95mcu.

Cicnita9s, ben 9ten Wdrs Inn 10 llbr
Sprmitta9s, fol- an Saufc ces llntsridbrie'
tsncn, in &iepsr Macun9ic Sauuidip, Qeda
@auntp, fcI9enbe 9Irtifsl auf Ofeuhiher 8en'
on oerfauft nerben, ndmlit
5 pferbe, fperuuter cine jun9e tra9enbe
W1ihre unc ein 2jdbrises @duls'ShlIcn fIno,
0iinbpirb, Sd,Ueine, 8er9duls Wdaen
nit 8oboieS, oeufcitern, Soliletcrn pan'
9e, Shnxfel 9g9eu, pferos9efhirr, spei
9Bnbmuhlen, ein 98eibsfatteI, 70 gut ale
neu, uuo piele anpere aIrt;teI gu umitdnpIib
ju mcIcen. . .
Die Secinsunsen am 9erfaufstase unc
sufrpartnn9 bon
Seinrtb S6meier.
Setruar 16. na3u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

6inber, Sua, 10 Stiere, 8dlber, II
Stiid Sddafe, 81 Sd,weine, 2 qGdaen,
Dearborn, SoIifdlitten, 8 'pfiiae, 2 @g9r,
4 S6icbfarrsn, 6rclhmaihine uuo cine
QEiitSnilbIe. .....-
@rtra9 Der Sauerei.
363 8ufheI BaiSpn, Is0 @uIdel Rceqen,
sis Suihcl Safer, 1882 9ufheI BeIfdfcrn
iu esn ScIbcn, n Sufdcl guhwaiien, d
Sufdcl Slohsiadmen, 4b' SuIdhel &leeIads
men, Sufhcl Observation-Disclosures 365
Sufdlel 9runebeeren, Is 8ufdjsl 9liiten, %
Sufdel Mcthrlben, 40 Sufd,el 9rlne 8phs
men, 2343 Srautbduptcr, So 9Ofunb Sfad,s,
346 YfuubgSerd,, 40 3onneu Ser, Is gu.
1dsl 3micbelu, 2 Srt6fte Sauerfraut 2I93
pfuuo 91inbsbdute l6Sb pfuno Salbsbdute,
69S pfuuo Sdmal;, SlS pfuno llnIhIitt,
pcucn 4l3 pfuno perfauft purcen, Qatrper.
9e Barrel, ilno 90 Qaoun9en Wslfd)fcrnr
Sutter. gBdbrenb bem Sabr purten 1900
SuIdeI SoIf auf eas eanb 9etban.
9 erfertt9te 9trttfel.
Sm Sabr lS45 wurben bafelbft pcrfcrtiot
Z Wannsbrmce, S,emce. fir Sudben, spci
Webshembe, Sraueu Srods, SdbnrBe,
ltnterrcd, q paGr Wail6boleu, paar Snas
tenhoIen, A Spreu1dde, 43 Sprcu Scpfs
flfTen, 43 8cpffilTen' 3iiaen, 43 @eHorden II.
43llebersi9e, 43 8cpffifensi9s, 81 eeintildp
or, unb 20 oanbtiider.
SIM Sahr 1916: - 81 Wannehcmbe Id
Snabenhcmee, 81 Sinberbeuibe, 23 Weibs'
henIec, 80 pdar Wdnnshofen, 80 paar Jfna,
beuhcfen, 60 Sraueufrads, IS 6incerfrads,
81 Sd,iirse, 2 Spreufdde, l3 Spreu Ropf'
fi6enSn9e, 5 8ettSI9cu, 26 6opffHirnsit9r q
Ssbcrn'lleberiii9e, Is eeintiider, 81 llnter'
RIDE, Wdmfe, l3 Srufldrpcn, 9fode 3
Suaben slnsiisc, Is Sdcrt9auHs, 10 Sap
pen, II paar 9effrifte Strilmpfe, 80 panr
lpuroen angearidt, 40 Cuts Strnmpf 9arn,
80 @uts Tdb'8arn, 10l gdrb caIbIeinen,
46 Yirbs' fldtiernes Sud,, II Ydrre Wer'
d1eues 3ud,, 36 Ydros werd,ene Sreifcn,
4 @etraiee Sdde, 365 pfune harte Scifc,
10 Barrel wcid)e Seife, TIT funo Butter,
sc Welldtcrnbeieu unb 80 paar Shube.
6let f6 berf 6l a 6tet
Sc purbeu 81 Stirre perIdladtct, rpsld,e
suIammen lleO9 pfuno po9eu, 80 Sd,spsi'
ne, bereu @eIammt9sWidt 5,S4S pfunb Dar
urtS RdIbsr, bic suiammen SSs pfe. sc8rn.
9lnsabl Der 9lrmen tnl Sauie.
@s befauseu lIf an Iiien conunr 1916
80 9lrmc III esm caule. - Wdbreuo eem
rabr murben ISL ciu9enpnmen, @etprcn
3. @auIe slniabl 2I3. gcu oieIrn baben
IId1 8 abrpeienb semad,t, IA 1uo Sriterbsu
I !. meg. Usrtslnbfx, npb ~ fnttnfep ncrcvn
allc mar Die 3aBl Der gKaaFu in sdufe an
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
StpCf auf Der 9Soueret.

5pfcrce, Wdbre, ShlIen, 10 8ite, 2
Rinoer, I Sua, 10 Stiere, Sadlber, II
Stiid Staofe, 81 Sd,Deine, Bdaen,
Dearborn, SoI;ldlitten, 8 pfliae, 2 @99r,
4 S6icbfarrsn, l Drclhmafhine uuo cine
BiitSmiible.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Oefeutlt6e 93enru.
Setrudr 16.

Sim Dcnncrita9 orn 4tcu Mdrs, Tim 10
llbr Sormittaas, foa am Scauie oes llhtcrr
Ichriebenen in Sber Saueou Iip., eefa Co.,
6fentIi6 urrfauft rpfrbeu:
pferee, Siihc, Elm Durham 8uQ, Shmei'
ne, Wdseu, Elm Sasi, pfise, @gsen, Golier,
pattent Sd,litten, DreldsMafbine init ein
pferee' @ewaIt, pfsrbeseibirr pcn isosr slrt,
@iubmihle, S6aufeln, 9irden, Sabeln &C.
@benfa alls: Gin Sfeu nit 9iobr, Sil'
ehsnfdranf, Soften, 6eheIn, 3nbsr, Barrel
SiITer, @imer, nno ncd1 anoere Slrtttel iiI
um(fiuelidb ~ meleen.
Die Sconsun9sn am Gcrfaufsta9e unt
sIufip0rtun9 BON
- CAMEL Sulmer.
SetTIar 9. "3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Stabt 9l d entoull.

Durd,fud,t unb erlaubt BON Den llnterisid)s
ueteu, aIueitors fur eed,a @auntp.
Gattan German,
.... Oerman Gupp,
9. 9. Neubaro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

S4,526 20
TDie Srber go. III, su @uuflsn Don
Soenrp Sd,rparB fur s33 "a lpar ncd) nidt
fur gesshlung eingebdnci9t ais oieie Reds
nung 9cfhlcfen nnree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

eGerun9en.
Sur Shreiuersslrbeit fur l845, 106 80
Waurer,aIrbsit fur 1916, . 30 81
8aubclS r.. rE SO 80
Sd,rsiner slrbeit, .a. ..a.s A ii
Seide ~ beden, rr.l Do SO 80
2Sl 43
@er6tbI6aften fir bas 9IrmenbauS.
Besahlt fir 8aditeine, 8 so
8aditeine nno Saubcls 81 fateM 30 81
Sdreiner 9Irbcit Is OF
Dreber sirbcit, T.e Ef ass 8 so
&Yps, Em9 i12
#r. 6S %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
2(uheDer Se6nuua.

Sic Iebuung bes Shomas Souff,
9tufieber oes Gcta eauntp strmens
baule6 a.. .. a.
6 u n q b itt CIT:
Smpfanaeu bon 6rn. Geuhoro, ..
fur 129 Suld,el Safer, su 35
@euts oaS Suihcl a 45 Is
Bon @. Wetbcrbclo unb aubern
ebeufaIIs fir Soafer, IA 79
SenrD Srobif fur Suldel 1Bat
gen, III 80 Gents eaS lSuihel 2 rs
Sobn Slanf fur Elm Sfcn, A 90
98 Stcbr, cine Sub uno JSaIt, IL 90
TD. Rire, fir TPrfcl, 2 90
& Taiiil, fur Sunlpeu n gier, 3 6i
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23
Mraiacla 8ccaeaaass,fs.

Die Nedlnllu9 BON &barles Sd9er, Ga.
Sd,asmeiifer Der Direftorcu tes 6anfrs
CUR Ecfd,dfti9un9 unb llntcrbalt Ger 9lr,
men fir bas SauntD eed,a, BON, caIim
arIS46, bic gum l(fen Sanuar Is47, bci
be Gage mitein9eitlcien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-23

1916, San. 2'-SilanS Iaut Ictter
Hedlnun9, l,. 2,492 30
Septcmbcr 10 --@aar empfan9en -.
~ bon @. .. @bcrharo, @rtraa u.
i. bon BEN 8erfauf Der @nier ees ,.,... ...
pcrifcrb. Sohn Smitb, "a. 10 33 80
9Iuf Srcers an ben Shasm., 1900 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-04
HARLEM SPRINGS.

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 invJds, or such as
labor under all forms of chronic diseases. He deems
unnecessary. at this time, go nloa detailed de-
scrption OF the anal.ical properties OF the water
OF these springs. Suffice it to say that they are de-
signed by the Great disposer of all things, for the
healing OF mankind. He combines the regular sci
ence OF medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs, in his course OF treating diseases, toas ma
ny as choose to call on him. The we'll known eG-
fects of bathing, in all forms OF diseases, can here
be fully realized. The hydropathic bath not excep-
ted. Invalds, or those aboring under chronic dis
eases, such scrolula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, &c
will find to their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the restoratatives there offered
for their relief. Us. KELLER.
Harlem, September 10, 1846--49-4t
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THE AMERlCAN REYIEM--
WIG JOURNAL OF Politics, ARTS AND SCIENCE
EEn a cnI 1,nN rnrr,r

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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-04

Public notice IS hereby given, that sfeT thirty
days rom this date petition will be presentrd 70
the commissioners Of Carroll county, Ohio, praying
for an alteration Of so much Of the county road lea
ding from Carroton to Rochester as lies between
Andrew WATSON and the Methodist meeting house
on the Minerva road, commencing al or as near the
lane OF said Watson that leads 10 HE harm, as a
good road can be had thence to angle acioss TO the
lane oil Joseph Caskey lhaIle to his house thence
north along the line between Andrew Watson and
Joseph Caskey. to inlerseet the road from Augusta
to Minerva. there 10 terminate ator near the Meth
odss meeting house. MANY PETruoNERs.
May I, iS47--30-5t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-04

TUE subscriber proposes to SELL at u reduced price
leo acres of lind, in Carroll county Ohio, five
miles from Carroton, the Of justice iOrr miles
from the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and one mile
north OF New Hauisburgh, post to WIN on the mail
route from Steubenve to Massillon. The land is
equal in fertility, certainty OF production, and adj
vantages of situation, TO any land in said county:
10 acres cleared and under good fence, the res
idue covered wiGhsuperor timber. 1t is level and
has handsome appearance; good road lrom New
LishOn 20 New Philadelphia passes the buildings.
There are on the premises three springs OF excel
lent water The above property is situated IN a
healthy and good neighborhOod, convenient 10 pla-
ces OF public worship, schools stores and mills.
TO accommodate suit purchasers the east half Of
the above tract OF land will I've sold separately and
an extraordinarily good bargain given, for cash. &c
acres of whah are cleared and spring OF good
water thereon. tits situated in the heart OF good
wheat growing neighborhood. Terms Of sale will
be very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase,
and to see and examine the quality and condition
oi the land, will he shown every attention by the
subscriber, or by John Potter oi New larisburgh.
A, J. NEEL.
February is I846-i9-4t.
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RRANDRETIl'N PILLS.

INTRODUCTION. the 10Th Of May, 1885, Dr.
Rrandre,h for the first time, made known in the
United States the Celebrated Brandreth Vegetable
Universal Pills, lie left them to stand or fall by
their own merits. He made no allusion to any 9TH
er medcinc; simple facts were stated, aud the fol-
lowing principle lald down as the Brandrethian
Theory, v1 That all local diseases, whether OF tho
stomach or bowels, enlargement oI the ionts, rheu-
matte affections, cutaneous eruptions. dyspeptc
romplaints or hate yer other torms such local dis
eases puts on were nothing more than so many
symptoms OF disordpred state Of the constitution,
and that his pills which were discovered in Eng.
and in l75l, were medicine that had the effect
ol restoring the constitution to health aud vigor,
,mply BY removing all bad aud acrimonious humors
orn the blood by the stomach aud bowels. The
american public have now made trial OF this med
rrne for nearly ten years and have found that the
medicine is not all humbug. The patronage Dr.
Brandrelh daily experiences, proves that the med'
cine gives universal satisfaction.
The above medicine is for sale at the store of II.
4 SrIDGER, in CarrolIton. Feb. -, I047--IG-4n.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale a valuable ru,,...
section Of land, lying one and half miss f.ss.
Waynesbugh. aud three quarters Of mil r.On' os'
Magnolia formerly owned by Capt. Downine ear. %
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES. seven,vsfv =.
OF which ale cleared and in good state Of cnl,i.
vaton' the balance heavily tin6ered: The SANDY 4.
Deavef canal passes through the land. There il
one OF tue best Orchards OF grated frui. on il that
me whole Sandy valley can afford. ANY person
wlsh'ng to purchase would do we'll to make appli.
cation Immediately to the subscriber living in Mag
nolIa' Stark county, Ohio, where terms, &c. will
oe made known, and by whom the premises will be
shown. RICHARD ELSON.
Magnolia, August 90, 1a46-46-lf.
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Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sented to the county commissioners Of Carroll coun-
", Ohio, at their June session, A. ID. ls47 praying
forsn alteration in the state road leading from New
Lisbon to New Philadelphia, said alteration TO CON-
mence at the east end Of the lands owned by William
d. Grbbins, at the township line between Brown
and Harrison townships, thence west along the town.
ship line TO as near the northwest corher Of said Will
liam D. Gribbins' land as practicable, thence south
westerly direction to ntesect said road at the top Of
the bill. MANY PETITIONERS.
May Z, is47-30-5t
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CarrOIItOn High school.

WIN. COLEMAN A. B, proposes re-opening his
school in Carroton for the instruction OF males and
females. School to commence on Monday the Sd
day of May next, for a session of ge months, at
the following rates: English branches, 81
Languages and mathematical
Those desrous Of attending during the summer
session, would do well to make application soon,
to the number in attendance. w. C.
N. B. For the information of those at a distance,
he would say that boarding can be had at from 81
10 81 so per week April 16, I847-27-tf.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the farm, known q.
the Weaver farm, lying on the road leading from
SteubenviIle TO Canton, one half mile west Of the
village Of New Harrisburgh, Carroll county, con.
tanning l60 acres 100 acres Of which is 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 to suit. Possession will be given Immediately
Those wishing to purchase farm of this descrip-
ton will dowe to call and see said premises before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to George Abrahims
in Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio.
GEORGE ABRAHIMS.
April 9, l847-26-tf
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Farm and Will for sale.

Situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio,
on;he Jefferson and Zoar grade three miles ives: Of
New Rumey. offer for sale the farm on which |
now reside, containing 40 acres of and on which
there is grst and saw mills, two dwelling houses,
a barn, never failing spring at the door, stone
sprng-house, with other necessary buildings. Per-
sons wishing to purchase such property would do
we'll TO call on the proprietor, residing on the farm,
and examine for themselves before they purchase
elsewhere. SPENCER WEBB.
February 10, 1847-19-4t.