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To School TeatheTs.


Ths boaid a sehooi Rrmmiasm for cassofT ssmts
81 bod nessinKs isr ne sx3miasfon of Taashers a
tas isaosing tines Zee Ghe Year issss-On de 9na.
bsdsssday Of ever moaEh throaghoa DE ssar; and %
= o. ne 4sh Wednesday II Apfh Hay EsessHbsr snd
october The neednFs 10 Be hsld as The 0ourt House
N SafFoAi0n. Ey order II he Bead
Dec. 3i s.. "a.
SfAspiss kvtHs ApoFrEB ~ FHs BoaED Ov scHoot Kr.
.zisEHs EoA CaEHoLL COUfrE, FEs. isrH. 1855.
l. EfsrJ applicant must produee esrsaesse Of rood
nora eharaete Of late date and Egnsd b. responsible
.. Zach SppHesn. must cone furnished = lsb two Or
@fss sheets o ruled paPsrj also wish pea apd ink
and 9TH hcGahsy's Fifth Reader.
.. Zach applicant wil be required 70 furuish sDsci.
nen q Penmanship, skill 10 panesuaton. osmpostloa
and ne use Ofeap letters wrtlen Ia he presence Of
the Board 9-~'1s y
4. To each applicant will be admitted Iss Of ovs,
aons on Anthmstic, English Grammar and Geozapny,
70 be answered IN wriling.
D. No applicant Win Be regarded as qualiaed 20 teach
ooF entitled % certificate who does not correctly an
sNef one bali Of the questions submitted IN each branch
O. Certificates sil not be Issued on the day Of exam.
nation, bot be RENTED By mall or Otherwise as soon
a. practicable.
Z. Applicants coming IN after the class 4 formed and
me examination has commenced viii be expected q
wait Until the next regular day Of examination.
= NO certificate wil be grant ed 70 anV person Via
u knoWn 10 the Board 10 be habuAted 70 the use o.
PfoiAhe language, 70 Be intemperAte, or dishonest.
By order Of the Board
!. 5. heKEAN, seey.
Feb. aa,-65. 4.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

Jeremiah Kooutz and In Common Pleas Of Car.
Elizabeth Kooutz, bis roll county and State Of Obio
wife. April Term, A. D. 1855.
Vs.
Charles l. Lasure and In Partition
Clarissa LssuFe, bis wife, Charles l. Lasure and Ca.
Thomas Beatty, Robert rissa LAsue bis wife, Thomas
Beatty and James b. Beatty, Robert Beatty, and
Haldtman. James B. Haldeman will
take notice, that g petition
was bed against them the nth day Of February, A.
d. 1885, in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Carroll eoun
y, and State Of 0hioby Jeremiah KoOntz and Elizabeth
KoontE, hs wife, and s pending, wherein said De
tOners demand partition Of the following real estate
viz lots number thrtythTee and forty. eight in the
town Of Magnolia In said Carroll county and that at the
next Term Of said Court application will be made by
said Petitioners for an order that partition be made Of
said premises. JEREMIAH K00NTZ,
ELIZABETH KOONTZ. bis wife,
By E. r. Eckley, their At'y.
Feb. 22.-'55. 6W. pr fee s5,25
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SToRM-On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
New Philadelphia was visited by violent
storm which in its furious career, unroofed and
otherwise injured several dwelling houses, sta
bles, &c. The storm continued only about 80
minutes. It's course was due north, and was
confined to track about 100 yards wide, ,imme.
diately west of the center of the town. The
houses injured most, we're brick. The gables
oi three were blown in, and the roofs entirely
blown off. One barn in the vicinity was much
injured.
On the same evening, several dwellings, and
other buildings in and around Minerva, were
also injured by the storm. Our informant says
that the dwelling of Mr.. Alexander Mcdowell,
in that town. was severely njured-the roof
was blown of and the building otherwise dam
aged Several barns through the country suf-
fered considerably, and fences were compelled
to yield to the infuriated element.
The storm was also severe at Massillon.--
The roof of Russell's foundry was blown of,
and the walls falling, caused the death of one
John Youngbluth, Belgian, and wounded
several others.
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CONSUMPTION is, without o,nubt, the most fearful
fatal of all Diseases Except epideLqics annually car
rying thousands to untimey graves Low often could
The 'svages OF this arch destroyer be perverted time
y remedies were used in aayng the inaarma ton pro
duced by an ordinary Geld. For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throats and all other similar diseases, Sabler's AnO
dyne Cherry ExpectOrant has no equal It is not rec
commended as nfallble. buS medical men and Others
who have nsed and administered it, bear testimony to
its extraordinary efficacy. 1t is known to be ogood
medicine" and as such is offered to the public as also
Stablers Diarrh@a Cordial for diseases of the bowels
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the
gents Price for each. only so cents or six bottles
for $2,50
E. H. Stabler & Co., Proprietors and Wholesale R,
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Nd. Agents--R r. Seller,
Pittsburg Pa, J. II. Patterson & Co.. Wheeling, Va
D. Park, Cincinnati, o.
DR.. Q. A. BUgel, CarrOllton, and Messrs Brown 4
Barnhouse, New Hagerssown, agents Tor Carroll Co..
March. lin
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BOuErT LAED.-The Old Soldiers Bounty
Land Bill will be found on our first page, to
which we call the special attention Of all per-
sons interested. Geo. r. Kennedy. A. W. Nor
risOn and John II. CrC1tOn. Esqr's., of this
place, are agents for procuring Land Warrants.
They are on hand with all the necessary infor.
maticn about the law, and are ready to attend
to all business Ofths kind that may be entrust.
ed to them. 1t is needless to speak Of the
merits Of these men, suffice it to say that every
exertiOn will be given to speedily procure war.
rants for applicants.
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EH NEURALGIA.-Th Formidable disease, which
seems to battle the skill of physicians, yields like magic
to Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mr.. +. BOyden, formerly of the AstOr House, New
York. and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel Rich
mond, Va, is one of the hundreds who have been Gu
red of severe Neuralgia, by oarters Spanish Mixture
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers Of
Others, who suffering with nearly every form Of
disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says 1t is the Ost extraordinary medicine no has
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
***see advertisement in another column.
March l. I'm
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Stoves AND TIEwARE. the advertise.
Iment OF NJ. L. Best, wholesale and retail dealer
in Stoves. COpperware, Tinware. Brassware &c.
He has removed to the room formerly occupied
by Mckee & Elder, as store room, one door
west of the Indian Queen House, and immedi.
ateIy east of the Patton House, where he is
prepared to furnish anything ia his line at rea-
sOnsbie terms. He proposes to sell cheaper
than any other establishment in the place
Give him call
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FIENDTsH. New Philadelphia Demo.
crat of the l5,inst. says:.-onW Wednesday even.
ing party Ofyoung folks, male & female, went
to Waynesburgh by the cars. They returned
after midnight, and as the train neared the de-
pot the locomotive struck rail which had
been laid across the track by some devil in hu-
man form. Fortunately no damage was done.
Il is penitentiary offence to place obstruc-
tons on railroad, and the fend who would
do it deserves lynching.
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Francis Wheaton
VS..
Elisahath WhAatnn.

Elisabeth Wheaton (deferdant) who s nonresident
of Carroll county, Ohio will take notice. that the rst
day of November A. D. 1858 the said Fraucis WhsstOn,
led in the Office of the Oerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said Carroll county his Petition which l. now
pending setting forth that the 2sh day Of Septem-
ber A. D. Is4S the said Petitioner and the said Elisa.
beth we're lawfully married, and continued to 1--we "a
getheF as man and wife, until the month Of 0etoLer
D. 1885, when she without any just cause. w"fnlly sb
sented herself from said Petitioner and ap coDtpust
absent from that time TO the present. The PRAYER of N,
Petition for dissolution Of sald marriage contract
existing between aid Petitioner. and said Elsabe,E
Wheaton. FRANCIS WHEATON.
By 3. R. Rskley his Atty.
Jan. 25-'55. 6w. pr fee s3,5
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

This linment has won It's way to popular ia, IF BY
its most unparalleled success in heallg the wounded,
and soothing the most excrutating pain;
For rheumatism 1t has equal, as lev application
will cause the patient 1ltap iorj1y Juts burns gals
and all sores requiring ext rna application will van
quish like magic before the all healing mustang II Il
equally applicable to man or beast by
DR.. G. A. B0EGEL Carrolton, Ohio.
G. W. WESIBROOK,
Originator and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices sC4 broadway, N. Y, and corner Of
Srd and Market "geet, St Louis, Missouri
Sept l4-54,6m.
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DRUCE'S NEW YORK TYPE.FoUEDkY !,
ID established in lsls has hand ready for i'm.
mediate delivery, 10 fonts TO sutpurchAsefs
100000 ID ROMAN TYPE Of new cut,
10000 FANCY TYPE,
10000 SCRIPTS of various styles,
5000 " GERMANS,
5000 ORNAMENTS In great variety,
5000 BoRDERS,
5000 feet Brass and Type Metal Rules and al tie nov
alhes In the business.
All the above Types are cast By steam power Of the
new composition Of metal peculiar 10 this foundry snd
which h certainly superior 70 any ever used before in
any part Of the world The uneQuaed rapidty In the
process Of casting enables me to sell these more durable
types at the prcss Of ordinary type either on sedi
for cash.
Presses Wood Type and al other Printing KatetisIs
except Paper and Cards, (which have fIed quality
or price furnished ct manufacturers piees.
The latest Spscimsn Book Of the Foundry is freely
given to all printing Oces, on the receipt Of fifty cents
to prepay the postage.
EH Printers Of newspapers Who cheese to publish
this advertisement including tbis note three times be
fore the rst day Of July 1884, and forward ne one Of
the papers, viii be SLOWED their hla at the time OF pur
chasing Ave times the amount Of my manufactures
Address, GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chambers ST., Nsv-ToIk.
March o-'bb 3W.
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Simeon Jennings
VS..
James Allison
By virtue of writ Of H. IA. et lev a issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio and to
me directed, Twill offer for sale public auction at the
door of the Court House, in the town of Carolton in
said county Of Carroll Ohio, Monday the ninth day Of
April next, between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and
four o'clock p M Of said day. the following described
real estate situate in said County, of Carroll and State of
Ohio, to wit: The undivided half of the soath east
quarter Of section eleven (l of township thirteen
(Fox Tpl in range four az Of Steubenyle land dis
trict. appraised at 500. Terms cash.
JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March l-'66. I'd. pr fee 90 90
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY.

Circumstances over which have no control render Il
necessary to close my business have therefore, deter
Hined to sell my entire Stock of Goods
arm STOOST
Ano' hereby inform my old Friends and the Public
generally tnss now s the time 70 Ouy NY Stock con
Groceries. Ha, ,~dware, Queensware &c.
So come along, mean what say.
~ OO1-' "'''e' WIN. THOMPSON.
March f-'65. If.
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K. N. STATE TICKET IN KsSTuoKY.- The
louisville Courier gives the followingas the
genuine Know Nothing State Ticket in Ken
tucky:
For GosernOr-Wm. V. Loving, Of Warren
--Whig. su1 t
Lieutenant -GovernOr-Jamss G. Hardy. of
Warren--Democrat.
Treasurer--R. C. Wintersmith, of Franklin
Wing.
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a. HENRY'S INViGORATING CORDIAL The
merits Of ns purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure of physica prOsation genital debility ner.
vpus affections, &C., &C., are fully described in another
column of this psper to which the readers referred 81
per bottle, bnes for $5, six bottles for ST. $16 PEI
dozen. Observe the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only By s. E. COHEN, No. Franklin Row.
Pine Street. below Eighth, Philadelphia Pa, TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE ADREssED. For Sale by DR.. G. A, Boe
GEL Druggist CaFolltOn Ohio, and by ell respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the country.
April 30. Is64.-ly.
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The undersigned deems it his duty to inform the cd
zens of the Union that certain unprnciped in
aivdual has posted up notices various places in Car
roll county Ohio stating that will net make deed for
the farm which Moore Co. have adveTtized in their
$4,000 Gifts Enterprise" which sGstemenS utterly
se and circulated for other pcrpOse fhan that
of injury to the taid Msore & Co. Ant therefore
deem it my duty to inform all persons that IL such ru-
positively untrue, as intend if living ~ make
them indsputabe title for said property before the
time appointed for the Distribution Of their Gifts whcS
time is the 4tb day of June 1855.
GEORGE MOORE, Jr.
Dec. 4, 54.-tf
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PROPERTY FOR SAFE

The subscriber offers at private sale, the following
property, situate in the town of Carrolton, Ohio viz -
One Lot 20 f. front Main Street, on which is erected
log dwelng-also two lots each 40 t.ront on North
Street, lying in of the aforesaid lot separated from
it by an alley. An ndisputable title will be given
For paricularnqu ire ofJames Gaaher near the pre-.
mises. JOHN WALLACE.
March l-'56. 3W.
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Special Notices.

Dr. HOeRdnds German Bitters are justly reckoned
among our most valuable medicines In cases of Dys
ppsa it acts like magic Strengthening the tone of the
stOm>ch, stimulating the digestive powers, and giving
rudy alth to the cheek and brightness to the eye
There are ousands in this community who can testify
to their virtues and thousands win hereafter add their
DIR. &. NJ jackson, l2O Arch st., below
Sixth, Philadelphia, p spares this valuable article.
Sold by c. A. Bagel C.errOlltOn, Ohio.
N arch 22-2w
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FAMILY AND School INsrRuOFoR.- is The
title of new monthly Magazine, published by
the officers and students Of Mt. Union semina-
ry, in Stark county, Ohio. It devoted to the
illustration and application of Science and Art,
for the people. Prot. o. N, Hartshorn, A. NJ.
occupies the chair editorial We wish the en-
terprise success. Terms $l.25 per annum.
See Prospectus in to days paper.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. J. S. HoughtOns Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
ID or Gastric Juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natu es specific for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of man can equal s curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try It.
Sold by DR.. @. A. Begel Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1856. lv.
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- The New York papers are full of the
death of Poole, notorious pugilist, who was
killed in afray with some other ruffians of the
same stamp. Wonder If the Jack sheppards
Of our country wont go in black for their illus
trious brother black leg One would suppose
from the biography given of him in the papers
Of that city, that he was one of the illustrious
men of the day. Great nation this.
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EEMr. ]. K. RukenbrOd, of the Homestead
Journal, paid us a visit on las. Saturday,
Health goOd-spilits elevated. The Republi-
can atmosphere Of old COlumbiana. is congo
nal to him. We are glad to hear Of the pros
perity of the journal and its proprietors. May
The principles advocated by the Journal be dis.
seminated throughout the entire Union.
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WATCH MAKrNN.

oANn ON YOUR WATCHES.
wouu mr. sfm the citizens of Carrolton and Carroll
they have their Watches repaired in the
osSs Mr amer and on short notice. by sending them TO
ny Establishment In
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks sHd Jewelry Of all kinds, gold Pens
Vioins and almost everything usual fORnd In Jewel
~ store. Ay shop In the centre heck Immediately sd
joining "Espied Rxchangs"
Old Geld and Ellver wamed IN exchange fer work Of
goods. Watches cAa be lsft - ne residence Of Mr.
Wash Butler 0arOllton Ohio ul Be prouptly ssut
and returned when repaired. Al wort warranted Give
as trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia July sl 1858.
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MARRIED,

On the alst inst, by the Rev. l. Archbold,
JOHN h. CRoxToN. Esq, to Miss ELLEN N. L.
RUkENBRoD, all of this place.
Over the above event, another good time Of
rejoicing was experienced amongst our imps.--
The cake was delicious and was "worried
down" with comparative ease. May prosper.
ity ever attend the happy couple.
"oh what pleasure, oh what bliss,
When arrives the nuptal day.
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given to Valentine Haun, nonresident o
Carroll county Ohio that an attachment was issued
gainst his property, monies, and effects by Henery A.
Stdger justice of the peace Of Centre township Carroll
county, Ohio on Thursday the eighth day Of February
A. D. 1855, at the suit Of Van Brown, Administrator Of
Robert Craven for the Of Israel Wand for the
Of forty nine dollars and thirty'fve cents. (S4935.)
VAN BROWN, Atty for Plaintiff.
Feb. 22.-'66. 3w.
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AuditoE--ThOs. g. Page. Of FrnEIin. whIg.
President Board Of Internal Improvements.
u. X. HAggard, Of CumberlAnd-whig.
Superintendent Of Public IBstruetiOn-Rsv.
!: d. Matthews, Of Psystss-DsmoerAL
Register Of Land ofiee-Aadrew MeKinky,
Of yefenon-Demoerns.
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EcLEorIo MEDICAL JouRNAL.--The Februa.
ry number of this valuable publication has
come 10 hand. Our thanks are due the pub
fishers for their promptness in forwarding this
number as requested. The Journal is pub.
lished at $500 year, in advance, Address,
DR.. r. 8. Newton, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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~ At the election for city officers in Chi
eago, III the American ticket vas Triumphant.
The Mayor had majority Of s44. There
was great rsiOicing-a procession was formed
headed by German band.
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Egr At the recent Term of the Court of
Common Pleas in COlumbiana county, James
Kelly & Co., says the Buckeye State, obtained
ajudgment against the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad Company of $65.9o6,5s for
labor done in erection of a Tunnel on Tusca-
rawas Branch Railroad.
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ELECTION RETURSs. Township Clerks will
please do us the kindness to return the names
of Township officers elected at the coming
spring election. 1t is often important 90 per-
sons within the coUntyto know who are the
officers of the respective townships. II We re-
ceve complete returns we will give them
place in our paper.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

Peter Smeltz and Nan In Common Pleas Court of
cy Smeltz, ns wife and Carroll county, and State of
Sarah Norris. Ohio. April Tenn, 4. D. 1855,
VS..
Martha Norris, Eliza In Partition.
Norris, Martha Ellen Nor
rs and PaTmelia Jane Martha Norris, Eliza Nor
Norris. ris, Martha Ellen Norris, Pa.
meia Jane Norris, will take notice, that petition was
fled against them the nth day Of February, 4. D.
1885, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county,
by Peter SmeltE and Nancy Smets, bis wife, and S..
rah Norris and 10 now pending wherein the said PeH
TONERS demand partition Of the following real estate
The southeast quarter Of Section thFsyhve Township
thirteen, of Range Eve, in Carroll county; also. the
northwest quarter of the north east quarter of section
thirty FIVE, township and Range Aforesaid and that e.
the next Term Of said Court. application win be made
by the said Petitioners for order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
By 3. R. Ecklsy, their Atty.
Feb. 9e.-'6s. CIV. pr fee s5 a5.
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Bread BspIpl I'VE invite attention to
che advertisement of jacob STANLEY, DaKer' &C.
He that hath no -four 60 buy b. <esa' and whit. who.
sOever will, let him partake of the sta. Oi lie
freely at stanley's Bakery His bread is OF ~
excellent quality. Give him call at the bull.
ding formerly occupied by John G. Buck, as a
Tavern Stand.
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PILES F! PILES /! PILES
THIS Is NO HUMBUG! TRY IT AND Sc
Dec. 4, 54.-tC

HHIS 40 a.V HU III = AND OLD'
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment, will afford positive re
eff cases of the Piles, ErJspeas, Rheumatism, and
cases of an Infammatory nature also, safe and eff.
ciOus remedy for Female Complaints. For the last
years it has given universal satisfaction Readers try It,
and will risk the truth ofthese remarks without
@. Il. Begel Agent, CarrolltOn O. J. L. Hunt, Lees
burg, james Wet, Lesvitsville, Hull Buss, Oneida
ills, and by Druggists generally. Price 96 cts. per
bottle with directions.
Fl. A BILLINGS
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky.
Nov. so ,'54-6m.
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PUBLic sALE.-Don't forget that there will
be apublic sale at The Patton House tO-mor-
row. Whoever desires TO purchase furniture
call a: the sale. Mr. Patton Intends to sell bis
entire lot of household goods, preparatory 10
leaving the house On the first day of April
Mr. & n Mckee succeeds him.
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LAND FOR SALE.

will SELL on reasonable terms the following desert
bed tract ofand situate in the township Of Lee Carol
county Ohio viz part Of the southwest corner ofbe
north quarter Of section nineteen in Township
slVe of Range four, containing Twelve acres Of land
Sssdsd nv ,r,- - DudgsOn, to Sarah Davis, now de
ceased Terms made known " 4rr''e 4eAuon 70 the IN
dersigned, at New Market, Harrison Co., Ohio.
perfect title and viii be given by all the heirs
Apply soon as il must be sold.
HARMAN DAVIS, AGENT.
March [. '55. 6R.
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~ We learn By various papers that T. 8.
Gilbert. Esq, of Aillelsburgh. Ohio; has in.
troduced 9 suit for libel against the editors of
the Cleveland Leader. furpublishing statements
duplicating him as an accOmplice with Scbrock,
The abssonding treasurer of Holmes county.