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WILLIAM KNoTTs' ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned lave
been appointed and qualified Executors Of tie let
will and testament of William Knots deceased late ei
Carroll county Ohio, = WILLIAM KNOTIS,
JAMES MILLER,
June 7, '56--Sw.
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ATTACBMENT NOTlCE.

On the seventh day of May A. D., 1853 at the Inst
suce Of the undersigned pairtien order ofaitsChnut
was issued By Elesaar Andrews, Eiq Justice Cf tie
Peace within and for, FoI township CarroH eounty,
Ohio against the goods chattles, moneys, credits aLd
effects Of John Whitla non resident of said County.
Amount claimed Is sighty.On dollask sixty three
cents, (.sl,sS) THOMAS GEohSE.
Nav 81 I855-3w.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

SAW MILL AND ONE ACRE OF GROUND
tberswitb. situate at Wattsville, Fox Township,
IL Carroll county, Ohio. The mill is newly built
There are more than two hund red logs now in the
yard. The premises viii be sold on very moderate
terms-a email payment in hand, and the balance IN
annual insamepts If not sold soon, they will be ior
rent. Inquire Of the subscriber or Thomas Moore on
the premises. = AAHA "00O'
May II, '55. If.
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MCDOWELL & co.
WHOLEsAL AND RKTAIL
B BO0KsKLLRRs, sTATIoHERs
PAPER EALERs
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
BTEUBENNlLLE, OhlO.
EEEP always on hand large assortment Of
II School Me0icsl and Miscellaneous books Plain and
Ruled Cap and Lette' PaperS Printing and Wap.
ping Papers Of all sizes Note Pspers EnveIOpes Steel
Pens, and all kinds Of Stationary.
They are prepared 10 I'LL all orders from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers and Others al low prices
Having bindery connected with our establishment
we are prepared to make ell kinds Of Blanks for Rail-
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to order. As we
use the best quality Of stock and employ the best work
men, our work will compare AvOrably with that Of any
other Bindery in the State. Blanks Of all kinds PACED
TO order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
Scraps. MCDOWELL co.
Steubenville, Mach l5, 1856. IT,
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Ailnchmenf N0Ilce.

my instance an attachment was isfped on the s7i
"a day Of Nay, 1855, by James Hye.i, Justice oil
The Peace Of Augusta township, Carroll OIL eoupg, On"'
against the property and effects Of William Belts, a.
aS, conding debtsr. Amount claimed sixty ih'ee DOH
lars. hlDG hA~S
June Il, 1s55--sw
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GEORGE W. JONES ESTATE.
Notce IA hereby given that the subscriber has been
annotated and qualified as Administrator on the estate
of George W. Jones, deceased late Of Carroll county
~ 0h,o S'''e ROBERT W. MINER
April 10, '55.-3w.
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MSS0T-UTi0N or CO.PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHlP.
The co.partership heretofore existing between the
uuersgn ed under the name Of SchWabaeher Brother
WAS on the first day Of February last s66) dissolved
by mutual consent. = .ouw, .cuvp
M.SoA s6.-aw* W. SCHW ABACHER
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M A R K E 7 S
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RROOsOOaS
IN GIFTS F0R THE PEoPLEt
CAPITAL CITY ART-rNioNT--
coIunnra. oHfo.
cotUHBUs. 0HI0,

RURSELL 4 cos SECOND GREAT
~ Gilt DlsTMBUTI0N.
TIE ptoPrssos taks greai pleasure IN innouneug 90
the citizens II he Uuion lhatin couseqnencs Of The
great satstAeuon manifested by ths ticket kodefs Of
their hrs great Disaubul0n and tha nang thousands
sOlictati0ns from eli parts Of he country N relation "
sbsshsF shsy intend getting up another Degradation Of
CHA fos The people, they have Aer an immense ou.
ay been enabled 20 OHer 70 their thousands Of palons
tie following valuable magnificent and unpr, eds nird
BRILLIANTsCHEMR,t 70 be distribu:ed as soon Is the
100000 BesulIiu EPgrssnys Of the CAEIrot Or Quo
Distributed among her Patrons. The price oi de
EngrsVihg Is bat One Dollar and - a parlor ornament
u eannot be surpassed.
Read sttsntvsIy he following Hsi Of besu,ilul ard
costly Gifs, shich viii be satsfsci0rly distributed By
committee Of ten selected one frcn each State vhss
the largest nBmbeT Of SubscribsEI are obtained
IFarm in the State Of Indiana, 10000
d. ia Ohio soon
do do 5000
Pour.siOry Brick Dwelling and Lot, In
Columbus, Ohio, $500
DO - DO do o,sOO
/ Beautiful residence In lhe town Of NJ,
trsossor; Brick Building ia CbREcOths $500
! Brick CoItage and Lot in Columbus s,0oO
Fran. Do 90 'S % % % .,scS SO
Handsome Country residence IN seso,
Perry county, Ohio, 1900
Splendid building lo,s 10 Columbus, At
$4,000 5000
10 do do DO o. 500 1880
do do DO Cleveland 6.OOO
/ Grand Action Piano (Chiekering's) 1900
/ Gold Watch, set with DiamoDdG 900
s Gold Watches, at $500 each $500
10 Rosewood Pianos, at 900 1900
10 do do a. 400 1000
10 do do at 500 5000
so Gold Watches, at sI5O 1900
100 do at 100 10000
100 do at IS 1900
100 do at 40 1900
500 Silver do at 20 6,0oC
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NOTICES By TIE PRESS


Mr.. Kennedy is gentleman in whom every conf
dence may be placed. Persons may rely on a prompt
ana faithful asehton to their interests BY intrusna
Their business 70 his hands - Chester Co Pa Rcpub
We roc,'nmend him 70 the pnblic.-Daiiy Telegraph
Alton. III. s0# fa
=. Mr. Kennedy has ben many years a re .1ent ol
washington. and has been widely known as valua
bic public oficer.-T;nses and Gazette Wheeling Va
MIR. Kennedy is eminertly distinguished for his
promp' and energetic business habits and his probity
and alrightncss Of charactor.--Brooklyn (N. Y
Daily Adveriisef.
lie is wei qualified by his habits for the proper
prosecution Of business placed in his hands. Patriot
Greensboro. NC. 65tf-st = zs#88
He is well fitted for tic business, and we take
pielsure in commencing Mr. Kennedy to those desir-
ing aid in the prosecu,rn Of q cir claims.-Dailp
Advertiser. Mobi G. Ala. hrs
His aoquaintanee with the rontne Of business in
the Indian. Land, Pension and other Departmental
tlices gives him great facilities fr aiding hose who
may secure his services Sentinel Ggdensburg n. Y
April Ia. S55 -3t s}sassA
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10 the Heirs Of Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary aud other Wars.

| sUAI q. UllLAHlA AID 40. a. UiLLlHEa.
fornerly 3d Aud. $. Treass tty for Ga l:aanis.
Iodd's Marble Building, Washington City.
.oN liNGE 70 gINe'their usual lgonipt attention
- ~ tne prosecution oi every description of Claims
Asaust tne LSiefai government. Their familiarity
WI ths general ryntinc of business connected with III
several Departmentsad thes x rene, tic, have had
in me miDa einelt II the algcnumher o ca. e. here
t"fufs shulste1 ~ thsiI care variants them in 4 n
uerhg theif s.rvicos With iehewea eofd, nee to the
very humcious rspres.ntatyes>f Ufces ana Slul,rs
Ut the Revolutionary and oGher Wa 8 WHO haya H.
c;Ine enttled by acts Of Congress, to Communications
Haii Fay, Pension Cr Bounty Land.
an aniition " their experience, they possess much
record ana documentary evidence appeltain-
ING e the numerous classes oI claims.
gS- Army O!hctri, Soldiers Teamstcrs NayaIOf
hctrs seamen, Marines, and Navy Clerks. (or thei,
surviving widows minor children WIN served in The
Revolutionary War W ar Of 1872, Florida, or any sc
The indian Wars, for period not less than rouR
TEEN DAYS, arc nov entitled to Land Warrant FIR
100 acres Those who have already received their al
or 81 acre warrants are entitled to an additional
quantity to make theirs equal to 160 acres
FEES For obtaining an 50 acre warrant, SIS: 100
acrts. SIS; 100 acres $40.
~ Regu ar correspond cn's who prepare cases and
forward them to the above ndiress, for management,
here. will be dealt with literally. 9Ts|8f
EsN A.CouRT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress, before which al Private Claims not hereto
fore provided for BY law, areto be presented for aiu
dication the undersigned will undertake the manage
tof any cases requiring attention fore thatcour
and devote their best energies to the interests f their
clients. G They ask fee in advance nor do they
make any chargefar their services {excep where pr
vivsly agreed upon une-s hey are success full in oh
tanning s'm thing for those who employ them,
Address JNO. S. u RO. II. GALLAHER.
Washnptop q
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4N ANTED--i0,0 600 lhs good fresh butter; 500
w dozen fresh ggs: 100 dozen chickens; DR.
Hides, ,I}eeswax, Rags. and every a,ticle in the mar
keting way for which the higest mark ting price il
cash will be paid at all times. IT, #1'#a ss
y Oct, 7th, "a. .ft WM. H.eANDEt son.
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s:OVcrnrnenttIainls.

I'iIE undersigned Will procure BoUNTY LAND WAR
i RANTS and obtain PENSIONS for those entitled
thereto, under the various acts uf Congress. Specia
attention will he given to all within the jurs-
diction Of the CoURr OF CLANS and prompt attcn-
tion will be given to any husnfs connected with
CONGRESS- or any Of the DEPARTMENTS P rsons de,
string the valnc Of their warrants in Mo EY car,
always have the highest price. .4 a 1lf71
.is8@ t JOSEPH c. q. KENNEDY. srsstHs.
- ~ " Late uf the Census affiee.l
No 272,. Penn. Avenue, Washington, b. C.
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NJ LAND WARRANTS BoUGHT AND SoLn w.
buy Land Warrai ts and Revolutionary Scripat igh-
est market rates, giving generally higher plces than
any other markets Afford except those immeliately
in the vicinity Of Land Offices where Warrants are
heated. The advantage of sending Warrants to
Washingt.n is that discrepal ces in assignments,
which often occur and produce diff utv. can be rec
titled, frequently, at the General Land Office
March, tS35O h & EEf j. s. & RO. II. q.
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7ANlI AfaIHI NeEa8Ta 60 HTsIE. q. - g
sAF4 &C. III - Fl af a. fa
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,@eA SPETACLES,---Jus'rc received gold
g m, - silver steel and German silver spccks
to .nit all eyes, for sale 81 80
g feh. 27. s.4a f1IfsJ na4A.W.& w. CARPBsTEn, &
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lCST REcETvED-A splendid lot If silk, lawn,
j gloves mite, hosiery, Ribbons. &c. hv 2E es-
a'lril72 sE.f bstafs KIMBALL 4 co.
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. ..s. THIRD YEAR. VOL a11----NO A., 4.g
TENTH GRAND GIFT DESTRUCTION
Ot tae ART yMton S=osieip.
aEs 100000 Gifts Valued NJ
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Certificates for This Year, One Dollar.

The mepbers If the Art Union Society. on the
occasion Of thls the tenth Dis rihutn Of the IfiN
9a WORKS OF ART . f...
Accumulated by the Society during the past year,
would respectfully call the attention Of its patrons Ia
The Iet hat. beng ah tnrrmove Tia, builuiu
~ course of erection f,r The >acicts in the city III
Washington. they vii add the Real Estate and other
LANDED Propsrty belonging % The society, {" the
DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS YEAR
At the last meeting Of the ,eiety, it was deter,
mined t"REDUcE THE cERTIFIcATE OF SHARE FOR THIS
GRAND ENTEKPRisE To ONE DOLLAR EACH. think nl
thereby that It will be tile means "f more gen ral
diffusion Of the works Of Artists the un-
try, and will enable the society to extend their labors
for the advancement Of tn,
~ AaTs lHS guIETU-5
In this country. The certificates of Shares viii be
CD sY@ Dnah AIR
Accomp nying which each purchaser viii receive free
IF charge, By retu mail, beautiful Line and Still,
PIE Engraving, entitled
yaasBlnsoa on lEevsSsaser l9gisfafs,
Representing an Eventfui Period in tic History of
Our Country.
~ It viii be seen, by referring TO the list that
there are many Valuable Pieces of operty. ,nap,
Costly Paintings, superb S'atnary, Beau iful Engra,
vings. c'isty Jeweir Magnificent Shaws. and other
BeantifulGifts, such Clocks Watches Illuminated
Works, dc.. to the number of Five Hundred Thousand
worth $500 900. ..35sesa
AS the Society expects to remove to the New Hall
at Washington by tn. middle of June, the distrbu-
tion will take place ON the r
FIRST OF JULY. 1855.
TIE same rules and regulations that have hcre'o-
for guided the Soeietys distribution will be adhei
ed to in this. and account will there be any post
pnnenlent from he day named All letters q nd com
nunicatons post raid fer certificate, ,or business
are to be addressed to the
OFFICE IN WASHINGTON
Directed to he Secretary, who will answer ly return
mail Single subscribers rentting Ten Dollars will
receive years subscription to any If the MAGA-
ZINES they may in their letter. 10 be forwarded
free of charge for the time If sub<crptirn, year.
The following list constitutes n iart of the
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! BURLINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL 80, ! 1885. IS
II. b. HAR,RTS

a5JSy EN3 SIGN ls.2s,g.z!.
NFoRMS the citizens Of burlington and vicinity
L that he has taken the shop formerly occupied BY
Mr.. J. Snyder. on Third street. noar the Methods
Church, where hS will be thankful for lloiders in b,
'louSc. Nign. and ornamental Painting
limitations Of Wood md Marble. Fresco and Seen,
Painting. Flags and Banners Painted in the very
best style Painting onGI - T,anspafencies, &c.
Masonic and Odd Fellows Regalias painted D astyle
that cannot fail to please. Paper hanging aud
Glazing, Mixed Paints, Trunks, Yalises ana Umbrei
las ettered on short notiee ~ stte4 Ag@ sR la
Call and give him trial. le Tfeb I, '55tf
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MARTIN & BROTHER,
~. LII Main street. St. louis. M
SELLING OFF AT COST,

.... "a lGsaEG UlaNGGs
III undersigned is about TO change his businesss
4 of Gunsmithng, and offers his entire st, ok Of
Guns. Pistols, &C.. &c, at costaso Tools and fur
'ure. ANY person wishing to engage in the husi.
ness, will tnd this an advantageous chance.
The stock was purchased on advantageous terms,
and will be sold at bargain. 5st3 ...yo.f
March 2I-tf d. s. EBEESOL.
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JOHN S. DAVID,

Wholesale and Retail Groccr, Commission an
', tWsafdinx Merchant 4 VrggA wyg.
"seer street, between Washington and Columbia,
g. Burlington, sOwa. al
WilLcarefully attend to all business cntrusfet
: Dis care. Charges satisfactory.
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law tG tuCs SAho +tA
U. HALL and WM. r. THOMPSON have formeS
-. a partnership under the name Of HALL I
'noAPS0N, and will attend 10 all professional busf
sss that may b, coaidea to them in the State 81
wa they will give particbar attention to business
tas Supreme Court tt5 80
q, llhce on Washington street adjoining the
wks Office, Burlington Iowa.
March 25 '5l-lv .o9As9&
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Wood Common Pleas, Juiy Term. 1855.

HOOu lCuss 1000
Peter Sigler as. Fanny Fox, Andrew j. Fox, Levi
Fox, NIaryam Fox, William Fox, Sarah A. Fox,
and Samuel Mewry.
TIME non-rssident defendants Ecreby notified
i that the plaintiff Peter Sigler, the 2Cth of
April 1866, filed in said court his petition against
them, setting forth, among other things that on the
10Th of Sept, 1858, plaintiff for valuable consd
Grafton then paid, became the purchaser of the south
east quarter of the north west quarter of section
twenty, in three north, of range eleven east.
from one William Fox, now deceased; that tie said
William Fox, and Fanny Fox, one of defendants
and wife of the said Wi iliam, undertook to convey
said land by warrantee deed but by mistake descrih
ed it as the north west quarter Of the south east
quarter of said sectun and that before said mistake
discovered he, William deceased, leaving An
drew j., Levi Maryam, William, and Sarah NJ,
minor heirs at law The prayer of said petitionis,
that said be corrected and unless defendants
appear and answer demur to said petition or
before the first day of term it will be taken az
true and an order had thereon accordingly.
PETER SIGLER, by S. JEFFERsoN,
May 10, lS55.--1wG$4 His Atty.
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Leonard Whtmore, use, &c. VS.. Charles V. Jenison
ct dl
SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of writ Of sx-
~ eeation to me directed and delivered, from tie
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door Of the court house in
Perrysburg on Saturday, June 23d. 1876. between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock T. NJ. of
said day, the following property: The equal undi-
vded one fourth part of river tract No @5) eighty
FIVE of the United States Reserve of miles square
at the foot Of the rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie
containing one hundred and thirty-five acres ex-
ccpting 25 acres belonging to Luther Whitmore, it
being the east side, running parallel with the or-
ginal line, excepting lots numbered 10, H. 10 as
described in deed from Luther Whitmore to Ga
briel Crane, in the village of Oregon.
w. l.. COOK, shtria.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty for Ptf,
May 10, 1655.--1w5$2.T6
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Jacob Seheiber and Nicholas
Marks, Plaintiffs,
Court of Common
Fleas--WoOd
County, Ohio.
against

mon W. Shepard, defendants.
DEFENDAN'TSa are hereby notified that en- the
~ 10th day of May, 1855, petition was filed by
the plaintiffs in the Office of the CLERK Of the court
of common pleas in said Wood county. asking for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage executed by
the said Domnch Bensfeldt to plaintiffs, on or about
the 10th day Of July, A. d. 1853 for the following
described lands, to wit The east half of the north
west quarter of section number nine, i'll township
number foul north, of range number nine east and
asking Judgment for the sum Of two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest the from the 9th
day of March \. d. 1854, and for thirty mine dollars
and seventy-twO cents, with interest on the same
from the Sth day of January A. d. 1853, and asking
that the same may he declared lien on the said
lands and enements, and that the same may be sold
to pay the same. Defendants are notified that up-
less they answer the said petition by the 14th day
of July a. ID. 1860. it will be taken as confessed
against them, and Judgment rendered thereon ac-
cordingly. REID, STEM & JOHNSON,
Nav 10. 125l.--l WIS 4.25 Attvs for Ptffs
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Q 4. A. CROSS,
EIAo ker and JCWeICr,

St.lI9 Would most Respectfully invite the citizens
of Maumee City, Perrysburg, Wateryille, and vi
where, his FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW JEWEL
RY, just received from Boston-the best ortmelt
ever brought into this narket--consistng Of Ladies
and Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins; Gents Dia~
mond Scarf Pins; Gents Diamond Rings: Ladies
superior Cuff Pins; Ladies' Ruby, Emerald, Pearl
and Garnet Rings; Fine Gold Lockets; EARRING
of all kinds and qualities beautiful AlNa Coral
Bracelets; fine Gold Bracelets W itf settings; La
dies Gold Chains, (new style); Silver and Gold
Pencils Cornelian Rings; Watches, CIecks Gold
and Silver Watch Keys. together with general
assortment of every variety of goods in his line.
Cash buyers will find this very desirable stock,
and would also say that can and will sell jew ery
ten per cent. cheaper than Toledo merchants.
+ Maumee city, Oct. II. r. CROSS.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.---By virtue of an order of
~ sale to directed and delivered from the court
Of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the Hoster Dock in Perrysburg, on
Wednesday, the 9th inst, between the hours of 10
and of said day, a lot of black walnut and white
wood lumber, now lying on the wharf in said town,
the same having been taken in attachment, at the
suit of Charles Powers, as the property of Dimon
e. Co. w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys.
June 16, lS55.--5w2$l
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30
saddle mud Harness Mixing.

Jesse WILLIAMS having resumed tie lusinoss
y of Saddle and Harness making, at lis shop
Front street above Peck's store, is now prepared 20
execute all orders in his line short notice and
reasonable terms. He will generally keep on hanCs
such articles may be called fer Of the best quail
ty of materials, and well made, which he will sell
cheap for ready pay. Repairing PROMPT tly done.
All kinds of produce taken at the market value.
Give him a call. Gdec lG-38
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,dncr g. Co. vs.. John McCrory Isaac Whitacre

Bradncr e. Co. vs. J Ohm McCrory Isaac Whitacre
al.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an alias exc
- cution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
will offer for sale the door of the court house in
Perrysh9rg, on Saturday, June 23d, 855 between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ and o'clock p. NJ. of
said day, the following property The west half of
the north west fractional quarter of section No
five (5) in township No. three, Of range No. eleven
Qll in Wood county, Ohio, containing ~ acres
taken the property of Isaac Whilacre at the suit
Of Bradner & Co. W. L. COOK Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. Sol.
May 49, 1Sj5~-lw5$2.12
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Perrys5urg Prices Current.

Wheat $2.0O02.OO; Flour, S1o00@l000; Rye,
5o@75; Corn, 67M70; Oats, 37@45; Flaxseed, 81
@$l.00 Timothy, $1.50W30O; Glover, $4,000
$50; Potatoes. 75@S1; Apples, green, 5odl$l.00
dried, $1.250l.5O; Peaches, dried $1o0@1 20
Beans $l.25d 80; Butter, l2QllS; Eggs, sM10;
Beeswax, 22@25; Feathers, 3l@44; Fresh Pork,
f0tit; Mess do $l5,00G1l5,00; Prime, $500
piokerol, $G0om7 OO white bass, $550MG.0O
Shingles, white wood, $l,00; pine, $3.50@4.00
Lumber, common, $S.oo0lO.o0; pine, $1,000
1900; do. dressed, $ls.oo@2OOo; Slaves, flour
barrel, $3.50@3T5; tight barrel, S5.50@6.o0;
Hides, green, 40l5; dry, S(l9; Tallow. 1o@12;
Lard, sMlO; Wool 25@3Q; Hay, $S.00W10.00;
Wood, 81 25d1 80; Onions. 50m75 Hogs, 40t4&
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nROBATE NOTICE.--Erastu Ranger admin
L istrator of the estate of Richard Phelps, de-
ceased, has filed his accounts for final settlement.
Said accounts will be heard and examined on the
10th day of July next. JOHN A. KELLEY,
June IS, l955.--5w3* Probate Judge.
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ATOTICE.--Dr. S. NJ. BREEsE having removed
~ from Gilead Wood county. Ohio. has appoin
cd me his agent to settle up his outstanding a =
counts and collect his notes. All persons having
unsettled accounts with him. or indebted to him 10y
note therefore requested to call at my residence
in Gead and settle soon, and thus trouble if
not costs. ALEXANDER BROWN, Jr.
June 16, 1S5j.--5w3*
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