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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-20

Every man onslt to cndeavor to shield
Others from TIE evils which ne has experienced
himself
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12
Sheriff Sale,

The State Of Ohio Carroll county, SS.--Wil-
liatu Rice rs. Benjamin Watsor!--Ptrsfanl 10 the
command Of an execution from the court Of COM
mon pleas, in and for said county, and to me di4
reced shall expose to public sale at the door Of
the court house in Carrollton, in said county, on
Tuesday the f6th day of March, 1864, at II O..
clock A. NJ, the following deserted real estate,
with the improvements. consisting Of black
smiths shop, dwelling house, &C., b6dnded and
described as follows: Being part Of the south
west quarter of Section Eight, Of Township Fif-
teen. of range seven, ~, beginning at post in
the center OF the public road and cOrnefing With
the lands OF John Perch, thence with said road
south eishtY-eight degrees west ten and 6ne half
rerches to a post thence south twentJ-sIx tz6)
perches to post /; thence north sighty.eight de-
gress east 10 the east line Of said quarter thence
along sail line 26 perches 10 the place of begin
ning-eontaing one acre and II3 perches, more
or l6ss valued at SIT. GEORGE PUGH,
Eeb. 10, 1859. Sheriff Of Carroll county. o.
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Con. scott and The Presidency Of Mexico.

10 our last issue, we published paragraph
taken from an exchange which had been going
the rounds quite extensively the purport OF
which is, that General ScoTT, after he had taken
The city OF Mexico, during the war with that ma.
ton, was offered million OF dollars, il he would
accept The Presidency Of that country. We
have seen in several papers inumations that such
was not The case-that no such proposition had
ever been made to the old soldier. Strange,
however, as il may seem, it is true, and the in
cident will ever be recognized as one OF most
remarkable character. The New York Times
states that The offer was made just after Gener.
al Scott had been recalled by his Government,
and peace had been concluded with MexIco.-
The offer came from the Government of Mexl'
co, and was made in consequence Of the remark
able administrative ability which General Scott
had displayed. and the perfect security and suc-
cess which had attended his executive action in
the country. Every department of the Gov.
trnmeut had been carried on with frmness and
energy, private properly had remained perfect
iy secure in the presence Of conqueFlng army
land The nation enjoyed, what il had not known
for many years before, strong, just, and sue
eesslul Government.
Sl0utiy WIS., ohu uuAlOuo iot Ieo Coh-
tnuance, the Mexican Government distinctly Of.
fsred to General ScorT The Presidency of the
Republic and an annual salary Of S25O000 for
FIVE years. making in all million and guar.
ler,-provided he would retain under his com.
mand such Of his soldiers as should, after their
regular discharge from the scrUiee Of the Uni
ted STATES, volunteer to remain with him in Mex.
leo. The representative Of the British Govern.
ment in Mexico, moreover, agreed TO guarantee
10 General Scott, if he would accept The offer
the regular paymentof the money promised
General ScoTT declined the proposition al
once, not giving to il probably as much attention
as he would have done, but for the fact Of his
having been recalled in disgrace to the United
States. His troops would, unquesiionably, have
remained, with very few exceptions. lie had
their confidence, as he would have had that Of
the great body OF the Mexicans themselves
His position would have been one Of great and
delicate responsibilities, but it would also have
been one Of great power, and could have been
made exceedingly useful to the Republic Of
Mexico Commonwealth.
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TALLow ON PMPLE.-Last week. at Hull,
young man named VIM. Heich, having PIN.
pie on his face that was rather sore, put some
'allow on !! one night previous TO going TO bed
modification ensued, which ended in his death,
although the affected part was cut away. The
candleslick was brass one, and quantity OF
verdigfs had formed on the top Of it, but wheIh.
er modification resulted from tha, or from the
tOllow purely, can hardly be said, but this pain.
ful incident should act as another caution against
the practice of applying candle ,aIow TO sores.
We have heard of two or three instances lately
where injurious consequences have followed
such use of taIow, and il is as we'll the public
should know that some chambers are in the hab.
it OF mixing arsenic in their IaIIow to improve
the appearance Of their candles. - English
Paper.
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To Beck Agents and CaRVaSserS.
HERE Is THE BOOK FOR YoUll
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
And the Arctic Regions.

Wnh detailed notices Of the Expedition in search
cf the missing vesse's under Sir John Franklin
by P. l., Simmcn II. To which ls added an ac-
count ol the American Expedition, under the pa.
tronage oil Henry Grinnell, ESQ.,, with all intro
ducli. 10 the American Expedition, BY John c.
Lord, d. D., 400 pages, price 5 rs, Toeontain
Map Of the Alc.ic Region and plates illustrating
the work,
p" Where for relent'e months continued night,
Holds, DER the gltering waste, her starry light"
The naVes oil America and England have
before met upon the Ocean, but they met for dead
y strife. Now, too, they me! for strife, equally
determined, but not with each other. They met
in the holy cause OF benevoence and human
lsympa by, TO battle with the elements beneath the
Altic Circle snl the chvalrc herOism which the
few stout hearts OF the two nations displayed in
lhlt conflict rebounds thousand fold m1e 10 the
6 ory o. the actors, their governments enl the
race, than If four sore ships aud ten thousand
armed men had fought for the mastery Of each
other upon The broad oceln. and battered bulks
aud mar ID corpsee had gone dJwn to the coral
caves OF the sed, dreadful Offering to the demon
OF Discofd IN which event troops OF widows and
orpEa children would have sent up cly oil wall.
Nov the heroes advanced mantul!y 10 rescue hus-
bands and fahers, 10 rts.ore them to their wives
and children"
Or Good active AGENTS wanted, to sell the
al hook, 10 whom exclusive agency Tor coon-
" will lie given.
On receipt Of 81 %. We wi | forward ne copy
Of above Book (or Agents to use as sample
eopy,l by mail, postage-paid, to any place IN The
United States, not exec edng 500 mics from
Cleveland.
or Books SENT BY MAIL MU BE- Prc.rAlD,
according 10 the new Postofiice Law. Postage
on this work is about 25 cents for each and eve y
500 miles.)
OF Wholesale Prices for above and other sale.
bic Books Tor which we WANT AGENTS, will be
forward on application 10 us, PosT. PAD
M. f. TOOKER & Co., Book Publishers,
G eveand, Ohio.
~ Publishers, Of Newspapers IN the United
States and Canadas, publishing above NOTICE,
(with this no.ice,) and sending Us copy Of their
paper postpaid, shall be entitled to copy CT
above hook, deliverable at our store in Cleveland
This offer to be operative ill January, 1853.
mh5 '52.5t NJ f. TOOKER 4 CO.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the commission
ers of Carroll county, Ohio, at the March session,
praying for new public road in Union Township,
commencing at or near the mouth of Henry Brooks
lane, thence west along or near the line between
Reuben Freshwater's and John Buchanan, near to
chesnut tree, supposed to be the corner between
the aforesaid Freshwater and Buchanan and Ro-
bert Rutledge thence south to certain white
oak standing on the edge of said Rutledge's field
in the present road thence across the said Rut-
ledges field to intersect the Zoar road thence
along the said road to the corner of said Rutedges
orchard thence along or near an old road that in
tersects certain road leading from Topes mill to
Smiths mill, to sugar tree in Andrew Davis mes-
dow, where the said road passes
Ian. 9. 1852. MANY PETITIONERS.
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JUDIcioUs RESERVE. N. Y. Commercial
says that since The news OF Louis Napoleon's
coup d. etat, the German Hussars Of that city
have resolved to retain the sum OF $4,000,
which had been collected among them for the
purpose Of being contributed 10 the Kossulh
fund. 1t has also heard it said that the money
raised at the Rev. Mr.. Beecher's church 10
BROOKLYN FOR the same purpose is still held in
reserve by a trustworthy committee. These
things evncs becoming degree of prudence
The money will doubtless be ready when ''the
war is actually begun"
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Look Here! /!

The public and "the rest of'mankind," are here
by informed, that have rebuilt my establishment,
which was destroyed by fire, and that still carry
on the
TANNING & SADDLiNG BUSINESS
In New Harrisburgh, where may be found at all
times splendid assortment of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
HARNESS, BRlDLES,
WHIPS, &c., 8rc.
Also great variety of Boots q Shoots
am determined to do a cheap business and will
assure those who give me call, that the articles
offered them, are made Of the best stock, and got
sp in the most substantial and elegant manner.
A good supply Of
Leather
OF all kinds always on hand. :,
Call and examine for yourselves, and am well
satisfied that you viii 60 away fully convinced, that
the place to get BARGAINS is at " PEESTs"i In Ne"
Harris6nrgh. IL. t-
Grar Cash p.;a !os gides = Skins al the
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
Jan. 9, 1863. Sm
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Final Accounts.

OF Administrators Executors and Guardians,
filed in the office OF III clerk OF common pleas oil
Carroll county, Ohio, since November Term, 1851,
and may be settled at next term OF said court.
Fanal ucat Of Thomas EckIey, ad'mr Of Jere-
miah Elliott, deed.
Final acct of Harvey Baxter, ad mr. Of the es-
ate of David Baxter, deed.
Final acct of Elisha Mcqueen, ad'mr OF the
estate Of Wan. Mcqueen, decd.
| OF John Sinclair, ex'r VI Ine estate Of Samuel
Morrison.
First recount Of Leonard Harsh, Que Of the
ex'rs of Matthias Tressel, deed.
Final account OF Leonard Harsh, one OF the
.ex'rs Of Cornelins Baxter, deed
! Firs, account OF Leonj RI Harsh, guardian Of
Levi and Josiah Cassellnan.
Second account Of Leonard Harsh, guardian OF
c. J. J. and E. Baxter.
Attest, w. Z. LLOYD,
/ Jan. i6, 1859. Clerk
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or NANeE FAHEsA, who has been on trial 10
cincinna1, several days, fol The murder Of The
FORREsT family. has been convicted Of murder
10 the frat degrees. For this swful crime, death
on the Rallows is her punishment. The Exec
udvO will, Of course, be besisged with petitions
asking pardon Of commula,ion. She hss since
admitted her gua.-,hsI she was The sole agent
10 this dreadful erime-ihal Of Ihs murder Of q
mother, daughter aud son.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

We saw singular statement in the newspa-
pors lately, Iha. Russia had sent special envoy
TO Hayd aud Mexico, with particular reference
10 an alliance with those powers in case Of q
war with US, from both which places, il is
thought. we might be most surely reached
The articles alluded to imagines that the black
inhabitants of Hayt; would be ready to inter.
fere for their brethren at the South, and that
Mexico would be willing TO form an alliance
with power that could seize California. The
only fact, on which these speculaIions are found.
ed, is, that such an envoy has been in Hayu.--
Conn. COHaHt.
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SALE REAL ESTATE BY ORDEE OF
COURF.
Jan. so, 1859.

Pursuant to an order Of the court Of common
pleas of Carroll c7rnty, Ohio, entered al the No
vember session, A. D. 1851, Twill offer for sale. on
the premises on Wednesday the 4th day Of FebTu'
ary, A. D. 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following
real estate, viz : The undivided half of the east
half of the northeast quarter OF Section IS. TP is
r. 5, of the lands made subject 10 sale ct Stenhen-
Vile, Ohio said lad belonging 70 James and
John Swaee, minor heirs of Richard Swaless &C.
ceased. SAMUEL nEiDts
Tan. q. be-ta Guardian. &c.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator Of the Estate of William
Harkness late of Carol county Ohio, deceased
Those indebted will make immediate payment, Il
those having aims against said ertate will present
them, legally authenticate d, within one year from
this date. U
March 10, 1859. SAMUEL H. GREER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

OF Russia, In 1889, will celebrate, through.
out the vast exPanss Of her empire, the compile.
lion other IhOusau'h year Of national existence
which will be kept with oil The sOlemni'y due
TO the importance Of The event. The Russian
empire was founded in s5R 10 which year the
Russians made their appearance on the shores
Of the BOsphorus, at Wsrangien.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

To CURE A FELoN.-Take one tablespoon.
FOL Of red lead, and one spoonful Of CASTLE
soap mix them with as much weak ley as will
make il soft enough 10 spread like salve, and
apply il on the first appearance Of the felon, and
IL will cure il in ten or twelve hours.
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Jan. 2, 1852.

JUST RECEIVED large amount Of DYs.
WooDs, such as Fussic, Cam Wood, Log Wood,
Red Wood &C., &c., which we will sell al re-
duced prices, by the barrel, OF i9 quantities 70
suit purchasers. Call a, the Drug Store Of
Dec. II, 1851. Ca. BOEGKL.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES P. FREEMAN L co,
tLATE FREEMAN. HoDGES 4 COZ
IMPORTERS AND JOBBRRs
I4a BROADWAY.
oaG DOCS SOUTH OF LiBEETTsT.,
~ an ~ a ~ n
Ne " TO RK
oNs DOoE souTH OF LIBEnTTsr..


Have now on hand, and y "a be receiving dal.
y through the season. New Goods, direct from
the Europt an manufacturers, end cash Auctions,
rich, fashionable, fancy Silks, Millinery Goods.
Our stcek OF Rich Rbb0nsi comprises every vafi-
ely OF the latest and most beautiful designs iin-
ported.
Macy Of our goods are manufactured express
ly 10 our order, from our own designs and pat.
lerns. aud stand unfivalled. We offer our goods
al nett cash, al lower prices than any credit
House In America cah tfJrd.
Ali purchasers will find it greatly 10 their inle.
rest TO reserve portion Of their money and make
selections from our great variety OF rich cheap
goods.
Ribbons rich Tor Bonnets. Gaps, ,Sashes and Belts.
B1nneI Silks, Salins, Grapes. Lisses and Tarle.
tons.
Embroideries, Collars, Chemiss,ts, ClPes and
Eedhas.
HABITS, Sleeves, Cufs, Edgings and nseriings.
Embroidered Revere, lace snd AemsgiIeh
Cambria Hikis.
Blends. illusions, and Embroidered Lees for
Cape.
Embroidered Laces for shawla, Msntillas, and
wells.
HOniton, M,chen, yaeneisnss. and Brussels
Laces.
English aud Wogo Thread Smyrna, Lislc
Thread, and Cotton Laces
Kidd. Lisle Thread, Six, aud Sewing silk
Gloves and MiiIs.
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, E lglish, American, aud Italian.
Straw Ronnets aud Trimmings.
March 70, 1859. Il
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Notice..

The school conducted by C. S. BOEGEL will
commence Thursday, April LIST, 1852.
TERMS OF TUITIoN--Or biography, Reading. .Wri-
ting, first lessons in Geography and Arihmatic,
rs per month Grammar, Philosophy, Chemistry,
&c, 81 per month. No deduction made for ab-
sence except in case OF sickness.
We hope by dilIigent attention to merit share
C. S. BoEGEL.
Carrollton, Feb q, 1852.
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Sheriff Sale.

The State Of Ohio, Carroll county IS +The Farm
ers' Bank of Salem VS.. John Sinclair, Henry
Daniels, ct. al.--Pursusnt 10 the command Of 3
vendi exponas from the court Of common pleas,
in and for the county Of Carroll, to me directed,
shall expose to public sale at the front door of
the Cour House in Carrollton, in said county, on
Tuesday the 10th day oi Mlrch, A. D. 1853, at
O'Clock P NJ, The following real estate, with Ihe
Improvements thereon, consisting ol large
war, ,-housa, g., to-wit: Lots number 81 and
Is & 63l, situate in the town of Mai
vern, Qate Troy,) fronting Main street., and err
tending 10 the canal--valued at $4,000. Terms
cash. GEORGE PUGH.
Eeb. IS, 1859. Sheriff Of Carroll county, o.
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New HagerstOwn Academy.

The usual spring examinations will take Place
in this Institution. on Thursday the 25th day Of
slarch, and there will be an Exhibition by the
students in the evening of the same day, Also
h sermon bythe Rev. VIM P. Breed. ofSseuben.
vile, on Wednesday evening, the 2zslr inst.
REV. r. BROWN,
.sMaTch la. ieka. 't -rrtsl. OF he Board
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A GREAT NATIONAL Work THAT EVERY AME
RIcAN SHOULD READ.
The Camp Fires of the Revolution,
OR The
WAR OF INDFpENDENCE.

WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
illustrated by thrilling events, stories and anec-
dotes, as related by the old Continental Soldiers,
whilst gathered round the camp-ires on Dorches-
ter Heights, at Cambridge, at Mount Independence,
on Long Island, at Skippack Creek, at German
town, at Valley Forge, at White Marsh, at Sara
toga, at Middlebrook, on the Susquehanni, at
Springfield, at Morristown, on the Pedee, in the
Swamps, on the Hills of Santee, near Charleston.
&c.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
With eight beautiful plates, from original designs
by CRooME. The whole forming an elegant Octa-
vo Volume.
hA7- Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sub
scribers to this work, to whom lib ra discounts will
be given, GEORGE HOWARD,
Publisher, Wooster.
Publishers Of Newspapers, inserting the above
prospectus times will be entitled to copy of the
book, to be forM arded to them as they may direct
upon the reception of copy of the paper Of the
publisher.
OLr Please cut this out for reference.
Ian, q 'b2-3t
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Seventh InStaImeRt.

The Stockholders ofths Carroll Co. Railroad
will pay an instalment OF FIVE per eenIum on
their stock, on or before The 10Th inst.
JNO. AREUCKLE,
Jan. 2, 1852. Trsas'r.
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PLOW, LOOM, AND ANVIL!
WOOLEN GOODS AT FACTORY PRICES

PLOW, LOOM, AND ANVIL!
WOOLEN GOODS AT FACTORY PRICES
The New Philadelphia Woolen Factory Compa-
ny are determined to meet the consumers direct,
and for that purpose will be at CarroIlton on the
25th, 96th, and 27th days of March next, and
every six weeks thereafter. | expect to make a
permanent business of selling goods at this point,
at just the same prices they are sold at the Facto
ry. These goods are got up with an eye single to
their
RABILITY,
and are warranted to wear longer than any goods
in the State A good article will be sold for q
much lower price than is usually paid for poor
one, and | shall have full assortment of the
goods made at the Establishment.
BrOad-ClOth, CaSSimerS SatInet.
TwEBDs, BARRED, OR WoMEN's FLANNEL.
Red Flannel, Plain and Twilled Overlooking,
in great variety, and
Superior article Of Blankets.
Now is the time for bargains. The Farmers e.
Mechanics of Carrollton and vicinity can have
goods at the cost of Manufacturing, and be sure of
getting Good Article. All ask is, call and see
the goods and prices.
References-All those who have tried the goods.
ian23, '52-6w l.. ID. NORRlSS.
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PoliIeuess does much in business. An i'm
prudent clerk can do more injury in a store
than lSe negligence Of the proprietor to adver.
dse his goods"
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NOTlCE.

Is hereby given that shs subscriber hss bssn
appointed and qualified Ad,ninissFaios eI he
estats Of jonathan Rood, late Of Carroll county,
dscessl DAf1EL ErRATToN, !.
lfth mo. afst, 1867 nss tw
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do make yourselves al home, ladies'" said
a lady one day TO her visitors. "l'm al home
myself and wish you all were."
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]. PEARCE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL RESUME the practice of his Profess
sion, in the counties Of Carroll, Tuscarawas,
Stark, Culumbiana, Hlrison and Jefferson.
GJ- Office, west Of the Public Square, and
above Messrs. S Il J. Stering's sadder's shop.
CarrolIton, Feb rs, 1852. #
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LAST ARRIVALIII
Just opened, 4 Splendid Lot Of
Mem GOODS!

Embracing every variety Of goods for Ladies
and GenIlemen's wear, and Of The
9A9B21 g111BSa
Ladies, call and see our Silks, ThibeI Cloths,
de LANES, Cashmsros, Coburg cloths, Alpacas,
Splendid Long Shawls, Bay StaIe and ThibeI
ShawIs, Laces, Edgings, Gloves. Dress Trim
mings, Prints, sc. &c. &c.
ALSO
A large stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, SalIineus,
VesIings, Irish Linens, Kerseys, &c.
MEE AND BOYS CAPS,
Boots l. Shoes
Hardware, QueenswRre,
Groceries, Looking Glasses,
Leather, Salt, &c. &C.
Erery body, in Topn and Country. come and
see, examine, and price our Goods and If we
don'I show you
HANDSOME AND CHEAP GOODS,
don't buy. and we charge yor noIhiug for
showing them. BRING along with 700 Cash,
Wheat, Faxseed, and Country Produce gener.
ally.
6TCAsH PAID FOR WHEAT g. FLAxsEEDE0
ISAAC ATKINSON.
CarroIlon, Nov. 90, 1851.
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LElTHER. MOS md 90.

eo0e SIDES SPANISH AND GLAU0aIER
SOLE LEATHER--so00 siaueAssr f.nia
tIidesj wilh large seek Of OIL, currisf / -
sad even snicls 10 he line
AlsO. 500 cases Booss. Shoes snd RahheFa. e
Massachusetts Manufaciars, all of whick Ell
BE- sold d prices snurely sghsfscipfy 40 purchss-
ers. j. HsCRlTTENbRN.
Cleveland. Octssher. 10, 1881.
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Estate Of Nancy Queen,

Noice is reby given that he undersigned
has b. Ell uIo nlsd an qualified az Executor Of
the Estate Of Nancy Qeen; deceased. Those in
de5ted will make immediate payment and those
hav n claims against said estate will present them
legally authenticated. within one year.
JOHN COBURN, Adm'r.
Feb. 13. 1859.
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Business GorOs,
LAW MOTTO

JOIN 4. BlRNHILL, Aforusy snS C0an.
seller al Lar and Solicitor IN cAanesTy, vii
attend 10 ell business entrusted 70 bis care in
The counties Of Tuscurawas, Carroll. Harrison
Coshoelou, Holmes. sIsrk, or elsewhere. Of.
hee 10 UhriehsVille, Tusesrawss county, Ohio.
July i2, 1880.
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Lis or Letters
Remaining in The Post Office, at Carrotor
on the l7lh day of February, 1859.
A.herton ThomOs Long John
Alherlon Nancy Lyle J. M.
Amos Mordica Ligh.ner Valentine
BeadIe Levi Letter Ann
Briceland John Lawler Mary AZ
Buck W.T.. NcGranahan Fanny
BeadIe VIM. Maple Matilda
Brooks Thomas Miller J. l..
Buris John Moore Thomas A.
Boreland Mary Jane McGavran John
Cline Geo. H. Maple David
Clark Thomas Meeks Amos
Capper John Mcfarland Geo. 2
Davis Joshua Mills John
Dixon John Mayork Anne
Downs John or Alfred Parkinson Susannah
Deford Nathan B. Pease P.
Ebersoe John Rodes Isaac
Eagy Henry Rider Henry
Ferrall Calvin Rutan Isabel
Forster George Reynols Francis
Freshwater David Snyner jeremiah
Greenamyer Jacob Sal.sgiver Joseph
Guinea Jonathan Slaley Stephen
Greenwich Joseph Shepherd James
Graham John Sniveley Mary
Hays H. Slinglutf w. Il.
Henderson G. T. Sells Gabriel Sells
Hoops Sarah Simmons Adam
Han Jonathan Shook Lucinda
Haverslick Amos Toos Moses
Huston Daniei Tgussel Calharine
HessS, A. Williams RobL
Keene Geo. G.. Williams Saml.
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