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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to Henry Mucsey and John
Auckey, Of Stark county, OhO,an Adam Hackley, OF
IuscsrsEas county, Ohio, Susan .hiBehart, and v.
kbinehsr Der husband CaILarne Trusse and her hus.
band Jacob Trussel, Of Stark county Ohio. Hannah
Dauehey, aud her husband II. j. Dauchy, OF Portage
county, Ohio and to George Mackley whose residence
Is unknown, that Joseph Ranne Administrator Of Jacob
Nuekey, ae Of Carroll county, deceased, bss fled bis
Petition IL the Probate Court Of Carroll county Ohio,
against them, and Catharne kuekley, widow Of said
Jacob Muekey, for leave to complete real contract
entered into on the 10th day oi April 1902 BY The n-
testate Sh jacob StOner Of tie sale o he East half
Of the South West quarter, OF section sixteen (l6) n
Township seventeen O Of Range seven, (7l cenlsin-
ing eighty acres more less situate in Stark eDany,
Ohio, and lot leave part OF theheiTs atlas make
deed 10 The purchaser Of said laid hsssid Henry,
John, Adau aud George Mdekly, who are brothers Of
intestae, aud said Susan, Cathane, and Hannah, who
sisters Of ofinestate and their husbands above
ed and said CalhariHe Sid0v Of ntssate are ROt6ed
that the Petition will sand for hearing ia said Probate
CsurI Of Carroll county, on the 2Srd day Of june A ID.
1855, where they may attend, aud il hsy have any ob-
jectiOns the granting Of the prayer theGeo make the
same known, &c. VAN BR0WN,
At,'y, for Petitioner.
May 81, 55-3w, pr fee sS.
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PALLADIUM 9UoKETE UNITED. The Yves.
tern Palladium published at New Lisbon, the
old organ of the Wing party in Columbana
county, which of late has done good service
IN the Republican cause. and the Buckeye
State. the Republican Organ at that place,
have been merged in one. The name Buck
eye State will be retained, and the establish
ment conducted by the present publisher and
Editor Of the Buckeye. Mr.. R. C. Wilson who
promises that the Buckeye State will shortly
make its appearance on one of the largest
sheets in this section of the State The Buck
eye State is an able advocate in tAe Republican
cause, and is worthy an extensive circulation
backed. by material aid, by the Republicans q
'old Columbiana'
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DREADFUL CALAMITY IN Naw YoRK-About

DREADFUL CALAMITY IN New YoRK About
10 O'Clock on Monday night, the 6th inst, a
fire broke out ID the clothing store of Isaac
Jacobs, So Chatham street, New York. and
nearly the whole building was destroyed. Two
children aged four and half aud one and a
half years, named Isaac and Jason Jacobs,
were burnt 10 death, and four others described
as follows. awfully burned; Mrs. Jacobs 80
years of age, Julius Jacobs, infant, 6 months
old; Marcus Sessman, 27 years of age; Mrs,
Hecht, 80 years Of age: Mrs. Hecht's child, 4
years Of age. Sessman jumped from win
dow in the third story aud fell to the ground
without however, breaking any bones. He
get up, but was severely burned about his face
and body, He managed to walk to the Fourth
ward station house, from thence he was con
veyed on a stretcher to the Hospital.
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10 School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers a
the following timesfor the year 1885, On the End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the ,ear; and al
the 4lh Wednesday Of April, May September and
October The meetings 10 be held at the Court House 10
Carroltoh at 10 O'Clock A. N By order of the Board
+. s McKEAR. See.
Dec. QI "a. I'd.
SIANDNG RULES ADOPTED BT ms BOARD OF School Ex.
ANINERs FOR CARROLL COUNTY, FFB. l6TH, 1855.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate of good
moral character Of late date and signed by responsible
persons
g. Each applicant must come furnished with two or
three sheets Of ruled paper; also with pen aSd ink
and with McGufey's Faith Reader
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish speei.
men Of fpenmanstp, skill in punctuation, composition
and the ofeapts letters written in the presence OF
the Board
L. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques-
tions on Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography,
to be answered in writing.
s. No applicant win be regarded as qualified 70 teach
nor entitled to certificate who does correctly an
swer one half Of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates viii hot be issued on the day ofexam.
ination but be RENTED by mail otherwise as soon
as practicable.
T. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected to
wait unit! the next regular day Of examination.
g. No certificate will be granted TO any person who
is known to the Board to be habituaed TO the use o
profane language, to be iutemperafe, or dishonest
By order Of the Board,
F.s, NcKEAN, See'y.
Feb Q2,-55 e.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION The full returns
of the Virginia election, it appears that Wise,
de mocrat, received $3.50 votes: and Flour
ney, x. N, 72, ,872.--Wise's majority, 10, 447.
The total vote polled, it will be seen, is 1885,"
1871 which is less than three-fourths of the full
vote of the State. According to the statistics
officially gathered in the different counties
there are 2l4, 900 tithables in the State, per-
sons qualified to vote, which shows that about
$4,000 sovereigns staid al home, and that not-
withstandiug prolonged and exciting con,
test.
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BUCHANAN'S
JOURNAL OF MAN.
OYE DOLLAR PER ANNuM IN ADvANcE.

Thirty.two pages monthly. VOL v commenced Jan.
uary, 1865. DR.. J. Il. BUCHANAN, Editor and Pro.
prietor Longley l. Co. Cincinnati and Partridge &
Britain, New York, Publishers.
LANGUAGE OF TIE PREss.-Ihis Journal has been re.
eeived With enthusiastic appreciation by its readers
throughoutthe United States The following are spec
mems Of the language Of the press generally;
This sterling publication is always welcome to our
BILE. Many Of its articles eVincc marked ability and
striking originality "-Nation j Era --"l trbeps 10
Journal published in the world is SO far in advance of
the agen-Plain Dealer ---"NO man, uniess he lie
straight up and down old oey in every Thing, Gan
fail to be highly interested in the perusa OF this our.
eL" Garnavile HeTald.-"1his work pioneer In
the progress OF science. ."-Lousvile Democa at As
scientific journal Of the principles that constitute ard
govern the human frame, this work has DO superior, p
Clarksvie Ledger.-"lt is impossible TO psIuse this
work without becoming interested in The sub Get II
which it reats.-Marquette Mercury -"Il ppFsetsss
more Original ty than any other work with whieh Weate
| acquainted" "--Welsvile Herald.
TERMS.
One Dollar sent to the tdor al his fisk, irsHes =
copy for one year. The publication will be prompt aud
punctual on the 18th OF each month Specimen hoR.
sent cautiously. To Clubs Of ten it viii be ssDt fH ~;
h to cubs Of twenty for sI2.
| July S6 1885.
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Republican MEETING AT New LIsBoN.---
There will be Mass meeting of the Repubi-
can party, and all those friendly to the cause,
at New Lisbon on Wednesday the Goth inst.
to ratify the nomination of State officers made
at Columbus, 18th July. Hon. Frank Wade,
and Hon. r. P. Spaulding will address the
meeting. Hon. S. P. Chase and Hon. j. A.
Bingham have, also. been invited and are ex.
pected to be in attendance. The rapid
and substantial growth of the Republican par
ty in Columbiana county indicate another wa.
terloo defeat Of the pro Slavery democratic
party in that county, at the coming October
election.
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FOR SALE Oh AENT

Having determined remove TO Iowa, wish 10 sell
my Hotel property in CaTToltOn 0aio, known as the
"Wsstern Exchange Ho;el," now, and for many years
occupied by me a tavern. The buildings are Ia gs
aud commOdOus and the stand the Of Lisbon,
and Market Streets, fronting the "Puble square" and
Court House. Beside all the other necessary buildings
there is good store room in part OF the Hotel Build
ilgs large stable calculated fer fifty horses and
separate lot from the HOTEL III be sold with the prop
erty. II not sold before the middle Of August BeIt
the Willbe for rent. Terms very fair aud
able; and possession given Immediately. Call on the
undersigned. RICHARD II. LEGGEfT.
Carroton, Ohio, July 10, 1856. If.
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TALL CoRN.-Maior General Joseph H.Gei.
ger is an orator: not such an orator as Brutus
Was. But more akin to his dminutive brother
competitor in arms Major General George E.
Pugh. At the Boohoo Convention, while spea-
king to the people he planted one foot upon
the platform and the other foot upon the plat
form ALSO he vowed as ne waved his stalwart
and st urdy right arm as though in the act Of
sowing grain, that he should throw some corn
upon the tops of the mountains, and that il
should grow and contine to grow her upward
aud higher upward until it should tower fal
above us, and wave like the tall cedars in th'
forest of Lebanon
five can get hold of some of some of this
tall corn for seed we shall take it to the FAN
for exhibition. s. Journal
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINS
RBADY-INlDH CLOTHING.

THE ROOM lately OCCUPIED RI MEIsTER.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens of this
place and surrounding country that he snow receiving
and opening new stock of fashionable Resds.made
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING |
which he offers to his friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous.
es in the city, he is enable receive supplies every
week. thus offering to purchasers the important advan-
tage of having continually new, fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto is CHEAP for CASH Quick sales and
small profits S. S.SHWABACKER, Agent.
Carrollton, April &c, '55.-tf.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EFkkf anu0anesmrnf 70 b made u c.ndiiates. ios
II noa.ination uafi b. accompanied > lfb dollar g.
asaosefibsF saa 80 dollars 3 ! noasubsoribsf.
hEs,Es. TElrF NoCOn
Pisass tunsancs DE nams oi
alta Potts Esq q Mechanicsiowu - : ruitsble eseN
dais f9r Representative sBlees % De decision Of he
helublcan county eonTeuiion hs1t 10 be boiden.
5uly R6--le65. pd. FOX.
KEssEs EDifoEs
Yea EiH please sns0unes ths psns 0,
Isaac Uman ,of Centre township SIS candidate fr .bs
once Of County Recorder sutsct % he decision Of he
kspSetean e'nnsT o'nTenion % Be bsid On ne est
AaE a-isss pd.
NEs5ls EDu0n.
Please snnoanes whHam n. Gun.
aingham, Efq- q safk county Candidate f0r safe
ssnS.I' % ,ul9ss, e 'he decision Of ihe ESPge Sen
Aug. Q, 1865. Pd.
EDrTORs FREE PREss.
YOu are requested 10 aunounes
he name o. Enos Hopes cardidsts i0s the Office Of
County ReaoTdeF subject toths se,lon of lbe Rspub
can convention. AUGUSTA AND CENTRE.
Aug. 0, 1855. pd.
MEssRs TErPP & McCoE
Please announce the name
Of Mitchell Mclaughlin, Of Washington township. as
candidate loI the Office Of county ComssiOn,r subject
% the decision Of the Republican Convention. We
think hin man weH qualified for that once and aso,
ne ves y The North Eastern part Of the county, which
is eutuled 10 one of the Commissioners, &C.
CITIZENS OF WAsHIEGrON, FOX kLEE,
Aug. 9, 1855. pd.
MEssRs EDIToRs.
You viii please announce the name
Of William b. Moore, Of Perry township as q candidate
for County Recorder, subject TO the decision Of the Re
publican Convention Of tie 25th inst Perry ToEnship
faey, last fa gave the Republican ticket q sweeping
majority, and literally represented on the ticket this
iall there is no doubt but she will do 50 again.
Aug 3, 1855. pl. REPUBLICANS.
MEssRs TRIPP & McCoY.
You uil announce the name
OF John /. blackburn candidate for reelection 70
the Office Of County Auditor subject the action ofthe
Republican county Convention Of the 25th Inst.
NAM VOTERS OF CARROLL AND
FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
Aug. Is, 1855. pd-
MEssRs EDITORS.
You are requested TO announce the
uam Of James Mccoy of LOudOu township, as a suitable
candidate for the Office Of county Commissioner
to the decision Of the Republican county Convention Of
the 25th inst. and Oblige. MANY VOTERS OE
LOUD0N AND PERRY.
Aug. l6, 1855. pd.
MEssRs TRIPP & McCoY.
Gents please announce the
name Of Charles II. Miller as a suitable candidate 10
Represent Carroll co. Subject to the decision OF the
Republican Convention AUGUSTA AND EAST.
Aug. l6, 1855. pd.
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PuT IN WHEAT EARLY:-Farmersl now is the
time to prepare land for wheat. Don't forget
the lessons of the past two years. Remember
that early sown wheat generally escapes the
rust and the midge wolm, (weevil. We
know some farmers who intend 10 SOW all their
wheat before the last Of this month, August.
See to it also that the land is deeply plOwed,
and well drained, then the crop will be ready
to withstand either dry or wet season.
Ohio Cultivator.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Notice is hereby given to John McAllister of Owen
county Indiana, Susan McAister, Samuel Lucas, and
Hannah his wife, Adalne McAlister, Lucy McAllister
and Rebeeca Jane McAllster of Carroll county, Ohio
and Mary Nc 4llster widow Of George A. Mc4llister
deceased late of Carroll comfy Ohio, that Petition
was filed against them on the 26th day of May A, d.
1865 in the Court of Common Pleas of Carroll county
Ohio, by George McAllister and jackson Hagaman
and Temperance his wife, and is pending wherein
the said George McAlster, and ia kson Hagaman and
Temperance bis wife, demands partition Of the east
half of the northwest quarter OF section six 10y in
Township thirteen, QS) Of Range six (6)in Carroll
county Ohio, "a, 59l0O acres) The said Petition fur.
ther asks that the dover of Mary McAllster widow of
George A. MeAlster, may be assigned her in said pre-
mises. gas. t=s4
And Also sets out that the naked legal title to said land
was in James McAlster an infant son of said George
A. McAlster deceased that said James never had any
interest in said land and that the held in trust
by him for the of his fat5er, George Il. McAlster
that said George A. had uninterrupted and adverse
possession of said land more than twentyone years
that said James has been absent for sixteen or more
years. and is believed to be dead, &C.,
Application will be made at the next term of the
Court by the Petitioners, for order Of PartitiO
land an assignment of dower) Of said premises
VAN BROWN,
Atty. for Petitioners
Mo,, al Xxx ew or foo "a 5O
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I'd 4 WEsInEsTER REyIEv, Cor Jnly i1 be.
fore as-Con'snls. sphOga. international
immortality; selfEdueadOn The Physiologi.
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alure- The four British Reviews. to wit
Edinburgh, North British: Westminster and
London Qaarlerlies. and BlaekwOOd's Maga.
zine (MODIhlyJ are rs-Published by L. Scott
and Co. New York. Terms Of Subscription.
Any one Review or BlackwoOd. sS a YEAR
BlaekWOOd and one RevieW-Or any two Re-
views. IS. The four Reviews and BlsekwoOd,
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FowLERs & WELLS PUBLICATIONS. We
solicit attention to the prospectus of The
American chronological Journal, published
by FOwlers and Wells, New York. The Jour
nal is devoted to Science. Literature, and Gen
eral InIelligence-publiShed on the first Of
every month: Every family should be in pos.
session of this useful pablcatiOn The Au.
gust number is before us, and is worthy an
attentive perusal.
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Ma. ]. K RUKENBRoD. of the 'Columbiana
County Republican, paid our sanctum visit
on Monday last, while on visit to his friends
in this place. He was in 6ne spirits nd good
health. We were pleased to learn from him
that the Republican ticket stands No, /, at sa.
lem. May Perry township sgain be the ban
NIL township of Columbiana in the Republican
cause, aad our friend Rukenbrod live "a
thousand years to do battle in the Republican
ranks. Nay the foes of Freedom be annihi.
lated by his artillery.
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JASPER COUNTY EXPRESS. is the title
Of a paper started at Newton, Jasper cOun-
ty, Iowa, by Henry Welker and ]. B. BesacG.
Mr.. Welker occupies the chair editorial and
Mr. Besack plays Local.
The first number of this paper is before us
1tpresents respectable appearance TIE
following extract from the 'Salutatory' will
show the course marked outb by the Express
I'm the first place,we will not occupy neutral
grounds upcn any question, but will act inde-
pendently, and should we, in our judgment
deem It expedient to speak upon any topic
which may agtate the public mind, we intend
to do it, regardless Of what parties may say or
dictate Here's our Gsyr.
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HAMILTON co. DEFAULTERs. -Profigacy and
corruption runs riot among the officials in Ham
ilton county. Mr.. Patton, one of the Demo-
cratic Commissioners, has been convicted of
making too free with the public funds, and re.
moved from office, The Commissioner Eav-
ing charge of The erection of the new Court
House, shared similar fate some time since
and now the great light Of the party, Gid. M.
Ayres, is suspected of having been engaged in
dishonest practices with other of his fellow
officers. .Ayres is clerk of the Court House
Commissioners, and refuses to let committee
appointed TO investigate matters. have access
to his books, and few that were found in a
safe that was forcibly opened, were mutiated,
while the more important ones it should have
contained, we're missing.
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Money Wanted.

T would take this method Of requesting those
i indebted to me, to call and paw their sew
ersl accounts and notes, quick possible as an
anxious 70 leave here as / can and Is hsvo
nothing 70 Keep here eny the collection Of my &C.
eOunfs win receive il Es great favor Il ny fieuds
viii call Is is not my desire 10 be compelled 70
cue any person. Yours respectfully,
-rs JOHN II. BRAOKTN,
0ftlis late firm Of Cummings Bsackin,
April 5, 1855 #.
n. B. All scsJuns, notes not paid soon WI be lsf
or collection
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GEEIvs OF the WEsr. This is the title Of
an original Magazine published monthly at
Cincinnati Ohio, BY Wm. T. OOggeshall. The
August number has come to hand 1t is an
excellent number.-The Genius is the only
original Magazine in the West. It's design is
to encourage and develOPe Western literature.
It's list Of contributors embraces the names Of
all the best Western Writers. Terms. 81, GO
per annum.
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Us. MAsAzISE.-The August number is
before US. II is replete with well selected
articles interspersed with beautiful engravings
The Magazine isl one Of the best mOnthlies that
reaches US. It's articles are OF the best selec-
ton containing freshness that revives tbe
reader in the perusal. Published by ]. NJ.
Emerson & Co., New YOrk at 81 90 per an
mum.
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ES"Wo know OF no subject on which public opinion
so unanimous the efficacy Of the HooGInd German
Bitters. Persons who have long been suffering from
dyspepsia, disease of the liver &C, are Immediately
aud permanently cured by their use Procure the gen.
une article that prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, at the
German Medical Store, No. l20 Arch street, below
Sixth, Philadelphia. Those who are alng should take
our advice. aud try his wonderful medicine.
Sold by DR.. @. A. Beogle, CarrolltOn, Ohio
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YoUTH's 0AsKET-The August number Of
this interesting little work is on our table. The
Casket is devoted to subjects that interest and
instruct Youth--Published monthly by E. 4.
Beadle, Buffalo, New York, at 80 cents per
year.
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TIE LITTLE FoREsTER.-Th is the title of
an illustrated handsomely printed qlarto Jour-
nal ofinteresting and instructive, moral misce.
lany for little folks"--Edted BY Mary NJ.
Coggeshall, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Forester
is especially instructive aud interesting for the
school and The freside Price so cents a year.
Address the editor, or VIM. 7. Coggeshall,
publisher, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CARD WRrTISe.-We solicit attention to the
card of /. Ulman. the Buckeye Card Writer ,
Business. Address and Complementary cards
executed in the most approved style and on
short notice. For beauty they far surpass
printed cards-being gOtup in cOpperplate
style. Give our young friend a call.
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"The North West published at Napoleon,
Ohio, by T. s. G. Morrison, Esq, comes to
us in new dress, which adds much to its
good appearance The NORTHWEST is stern
advocate of the Administrator policy Car
roll Free Press.
Now, by St. Paul, that last assertion must
be taken back, or modified by inserting Demo
cratic in lieu Of Administration We do
not wish to be charged with defending that
most mastery stroke of the Administration
policy to conciliate tie nigger drivers the
removal of Gov. Reeder. Ordinary ISLANDERS
we Say no attention to: but this one is Of such
a character as to exceed human forbearance,
and requires retraction, or we shall be COM
pelled TO call for sausage.stuffers' and Bal
ser's bes, for three, at the expense of our
friends of the Free Press. Il North West.
Keep your shirt on friend Morrison. Don't
be too wrathy till dog days are over. 1t mat
ters not to us whether you call upon St Paul
or 'V1RGR MARY to induce us to modify our
notice of your paper. AS to your 'sau-
sage suffers and 'Balser's best, they may
answer YOUR purpose very we'll especially
the latter. AS for our'part WE don't muster
in that crowd.
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TnF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. j. S. Houghton's Pepsin the true Digestive Flu
i'd 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 unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsc should
fail 10 try it.
Sold by DR.. G. A. BHge CarrOIton Ohio.
Feb, 90, 1855. 1v,
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NOTICE.

ITO the creditors of Anderson r. Dempster, deed.
On the 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1855, the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Ohio, declared the Estate OF
Anderson R. Dempster, decd. probably insolvent
creditors are therefore required TO present their claims
against the Estate to the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned, OF
they will not be entitled to payment
JOHN L. HUNT.
Leesburgh, July 1855.
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WEEAr-NoTcE TO FARMERS The Secre-
tary of the Carroll County Agricultural Soci
ETY. informs us that he has received, from
the q. s. Patent Office, choice variety of
wheat. Farmers will be supplied by applica-
ton to him. Call soon.