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A New store Opened,
M. N. Chamberlain.


III kilbourne's New Block, Main street.
Dry Goods, carpets. Paper EHan2imgs,
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
ana
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMAsK Lace, and Muslin Drarerles, a.
- Oct23d thAAhEhLAlN 2.
ltIIT coruicas and Bands, Curtain Loops, Corals
" and Ta~sgls for ri ature7 and Window shades Mt
oct25d GuAMBERLAIN'~.
ID ROCHA, Cashmere. six, Wool. Ihibet stella and
ID Merino Shaw at Chamberlain ,.
oct2Jd
D0NNFT, Cap. and Trimming Ribbons, Dress tioah
I'D ana Nsr,ilIa Trimmings ~
oct2ld CHAMBERLAIN
LNRENCH. Swls., and scotch Needle Work h..t
l. rate stock, CHAMBhhLAlN +.
oct25I
lNL0rH Talmas at CHAMBEkLAlN =
~ ncj25d
Union at the Nimble 51xpence.
~ S. Il D. C. billings have united their
y. stocks OF Dry Good and groceries, ana may Be
found nj the old stand Of > = Bllllngs No % Malh
Street. keokuk.
One Of the firm will spend his zine in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chances Tor buying
goods cheap so that they can sell them lower IMAM
ever. We have hand over fifty Thousand
dollars worth of goods which we viii sell al greatly
reduced prices. Please give as call.
s. s. d ID. e. BILLINGS.
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LN0R SALE-Fur goods or cash, wliI setl ~ bulld-
L ing lots on Main Street or the LeFee, II taet
front by l4O feet deep. Also 1900 acres Of good
farming land in Lee County, Iowa, within IL or ~
miles Of the city Of kcokuk, at Ao q Nam Sireei,
between 81 and I'd. =, ,. BlLLlNoS.
doc lw
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.J.O Bernard 4 Go.

/ Az taken the I'D stand OF L. ii. Turner, (for.
mcrly J. G. lrtmbtel No. 81, Main street bppo-
site hi1bonrne new buildings, whore they offer f"r
sale cheap the cheapesi general assortment +
shoe. saddle nuS Vatness Leather.
Fnamellcd and Patent Leather, Fnnmcl ed Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly-Aets, Whips and Wal
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Aug II, lS55.-d&w.
For Rent.

r have % comfortable dwelling houses. Persons
/ wanting to rent may call al my store on Man
Street. It's / have one empty.
dec7d&w = ;. blLl1NIo
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WA1lE-ROOM3,

Main Street bet. 3rd i All ots., kEOh h, low 4
TIME unders gned has now III his anQlEl[ylN4yy1uy
L Ware Rooms, and designs keep s,Yzkz41
ing constantly hand well - -
lect ed assor of ali kinds Of FUN emtrH
eng Marble Top Dressing, aad pian bureaus hnH
and plain Sufas fine aud plain Cenef and Cara
Table; Cane scat and Windsor 1Aairs, hockina
Cars Of every descr pIon from y pam M~ede;
sea-. 10 the finest hair eIosa SUN SEA pla n an
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads # the iatsa syiesg
lounges. &c /,
looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetng
toor sings door and able - a.' -
ma rassss f-ai.ef Jus ers, cArf aGe II hlihingH
e,ndow sHades and trimmings, andetery oAi.er arfA
cle ueanliy kept u Iy Inc u business.
Par 81 N stoek Inade uleier my H~n npeie
..4ou. and sle Eess bau1tt lfoh mesaife afsts s
landing, se at Gam Warrant eFlrt Aftieis
III tis4raa.iiS and In W III nurltnans p !
Ny ohlec Il ah.sh permanent hnslnesn
era, ara 40, vu 81 Z, e. Funk pFrcpl an g
an tn3ueelnopt t. parsons 50 lugeaas, u NJ aIg
asal,c d o sell ~ sbe l0West $ Loa.. pr.ees
Cali and examine MY stock before purchasing
ssesl ere. VIII alweys AXE plsnsure ~ st5lftn {
tara,fuie d Ladtea anu G,n !emep vino cal go me
ssaeiAer tbey feel Inclined q buy Or npi !
May 81 1s54.--86~f q. w SANDERS. +
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#nIEENSWA 6C.--A complete assortment Of
W White aranite Ware in sets or single pieces
A,eo for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups
Mugs. Flower Vases &c. p d. FOSTER.
I.ttU w
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLL-
ED AND CONQUERED.

OF all the various ills that detract from the eniov
ment Of human lie, most Of them may be trae ed to
disOrdered condition Of the nervous system. TIE bor.
Of Epepsey Falling Sickness, arise in most ca.
ses from this cause. Our readers may remember on
several occasions before, have alluded to the won.
deriu cures or notifications Gifts made by the VEG.
etabe Extract Epilepuc Pis invented and prepared by
DR.. Seth llance Of lO5 Baltimore street, Bahimore
Md. We feel fully satisfied that these Pills have euted
some OF the most stubborn OF Epilepsy as well a,
she milder forms Of Fits such severe Cramps spas
ms &c. We now record the fact that persons will fuf
these Pills equally elicacous in curing every form
nervous debilty:-no matter whether manifested in b
acute and excrucating form Of Neuralgia Tic Dooreux
or Nervous Headache the Misery Of Dyspepsia or In
digestion the sutfelines Of Rheumatism or Gout, th,
melancholy halueination OF depressed spirit, or byse
ria, their effects will be equally happy and certain
Persons in the country write to the inventor and
have the medicine forwarded to them by mail. The
prices ave one box SO; two boxes, IS; twelve boye,
s24 and sent to any part of the country free of post
age. Direct your communications to SElH s. HANcE.
l0S Baltimore str, ct, Baltimore, Nd.
August l5-lm.
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MOTICEv

Peter Hunt and Salua Hunt his wife, of the county
of Fayette and State Of Peunsy yvania, Melissa Kennedy
of the county Of COumbiana aud State Of Ohio Luel,
Kennedy, ClIliS9a Kennedy, and Joseph G Kennedy
minors and residents Of Carroll county OHIO, will take
notice that on tie twenty first day of July, A. D. 1886
Samuel Sterling administrator of the estate Of Jos
eph G. Kennedy, deceased late OF Carroll county Ohio
filed bis petitoniu the Probate Court OF Carroll county
Ohio against them. The petition asks leave on part
of the heirs at law Of said ntestate to complete con
tract in writing of date OF first of Nay 4, D. 1910 for
the sale by said decedent Of the following real estate
situate in Carroll county and State of Ohio, viz: "a
tract of land lying in the Northwest corner of the
South.Wcst quarter Of section thirty yone3) in township
fourteen ll of range five (5l beginning at the north
west corner of said quarter section, thence with the
line thereof east five chains and ly.eg ght links to the
edge of the Cambridge road thence south fifteen degrees
west with the line of the Cambrdy road six chains and
ly nine links tt post, thence west three chains and
nn0tytwo links to the west line of the quarter section
thence north six chains and thrytwo links to the place
of beginning, containing three acres"
The petition will be for hearing on the 10th dsy Of
August next and will on that dav be acted ON.
SAMUEL STERLING, Administrator
ofJ G. Kennedy, deceased.
July a. lS5G,-Sw-pr. fee So 80.
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TaE PENNSYLVANIA PRESs'-The Pittsburgh
Gazette publishes list of sixty five papers ia
Pennsylvania supporting Fremont ard Dayton,
eight of them German papers, Three papers
also support Fremont, but are uncomutted on
the subject of the Vice Presidency, and three
papers support Fremont and Johnston. Thir-
teen other journals are favorable 10 Fremont
and Dayton, but which have not yet put up
their names, and three others nomnaly sup.
port Fillmore by keeping his name up, but which
advocate Fremont, ami will eventually put up
his name These added TO the previous list,
give eighty seven Fremont papers in Pennsyl-
vania, Of these there are six in the city of Phil.
adelphia, two German and four English. Yet
we are told by some spvuting politicians in
town that there is not single paper in Phila-
delphia supporting Fremont and Dayton. 1t
is well seen that croakers have not been far from
home of late.
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Ncw Special Notices.
- Great cure after the F Fhysicians had
Failed.
RussoEvrtrF Oh;o

BUs.oEyILLE, Ohio, Jan 10, 1855.
Dr. o. u. Jiekso1-Dear Sir-"We would inform
you that We arc outof OOaauds German Bitters, wcl
meet with ready sale One Of our neighbors has beer
doctoring for some time, I've think about two years
with all the doctors in the country, but all Of no avail
lie looked as much ike dead man going about a.
anything we can compare him TO- Ills disease appeare
to be an ovetJwing OF the gall With hard persuasiod
we prevailed upon HIN 10 ty yeur Biuters. with I'm
promise to bin that II il did good we would charge
him tothug for t provided be took six bottles aecorde
s 70 the direction, which he has done, and is now co.
lrely cured and has become a well man Tbis ea,o
ha' created great sale IN this neighborhood.n
See advertisements ResnectlulIv
August 7, lSj6.-2w. wARDS &BROWy
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School Teachers Attention.

Why is it that the Journal of Education. pub
Iished under the auspices Of Ohio State Tea
chsls Association. has so limited circulation
10 Carroll county?
The Journal is worthy the attention oI
every teacher, and is storehouse of informa-
ton 10 any. 1t can't be on account Of It's inef-
ficiency. Is it rot lack ofintereSL on the part
of school teachers? Ifso, is lie high time that
teachers should arouse. Are there not 25 or
80 at least, of the l72 teachers reported for
the last year, who can afford dollar to sustain
the Journal?
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BURLINGAME A BucKEYE.-Mr. Burlingsme,
of Mas, the gentleman who has gained SO much
applause for bis gallant bearing in Congress =
who backed out Brooks, the acknowled leader
of the Southern chivalry-and who was the IL
on of the Dayton Convention lis a native OF
Ohio. He was born near Melmore in Seneca
county, afterwards lived in Michigan, went to
the law school at Cambridge Mass, married a
lady of that place, and became resident of the
State he now so ably in part represents. His
early boyhood days deing spent in the West,
accounts for his expertness with the rifle, which
was the true secret of Brooks refusal to him,
well knowing as he did that as the challenged
party Burlingame had the naming of weapons
and dh tance, and that rifles at fifty PAGES would
be the music he would have to face-which for
him would be a decidedly different affair from
pistols at ten PAGES, with the chances all on
bis own side.
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Hnzza for Iowa

This glorious, thriving young State has de
elsred for Freedom TO Kansas. She ha
thrown of entirely the mantle Of crime, adul
terry and shame, and Democracy, that partially
ensbrouded her, and stands erect, enro5ed il
the attire Of virgin purity, simplicity and Pa
triotism.
In tone Of unmisIakable import. she ha,
sounded in the ears. Of the wolves fresh from
the hesh pens, return to your dens Of nfamy
South of the line Sc. 80" Nobly has the
young giant Of the far We3t maintained her
true dignity Her borders Weepalong the very
verge Of the blood stained land of Kansal, and
down trOdden Missouri, enabling her vigorous
young noble men to look right into the lap oI
infamy and crime that Gil the slave pens Of
Missouri, making the rich and alluyial soil oi
Missouri worth but FIVE or six dollars per acre,
whilst in their own beloved Iowa, less aluval
soils with the same improvements are worth ff-
teen TO twenty dollars per acre. These things
are seen at glance by the vigorous and calcu-
lsting Western man. and bis calculating mind
is brought in the same channel with all the
best and magnanimous feelings of his freedom
loving nature. Accordingly, they have repu-
dated Slavery, and Slave Democracy. by e..
lecting both the Republican members of G n
gress by large majorlies. All Hail! 10 the
young giant Of lie West. She sends her gree
ting to her elder sisters of the East, by united
delegation to Congress in favor of freedom Free
spsech. Free Press and FremOnt-Hail glori.
Gus young sister of the Free West, Ohio and
Pennsylvania with respond on the second Tues
day of October, in tones that will shake the
Cincinnati platform, until slavery sold, ten cent
James Buchanan, shall bob up" his bachelor
head. from among the scattered planks of sla-
very. and finally conclude that be is simply
James Buchanan"
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ROAD NOTICE.-Nolice is hereby civ

ROAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
~ that pei)n will be presented to the Commission
ers of Carroll county at their annual meeting iu Sep.
tember next praying for the location of county road
commencing at the west end of lane leading to james
Jeromes the land Of Simeon jennings running east
along said lane through the land of said Jerome above
his stable and spring house. and along the south end of
the gar6en and thence to the land lina between John
Leslie and said Jet ome and thence circutous course
through the lands ofsaid Leslie leaving his barn on
the south side and his spring the north OF said road
and thence to the lower side Of the M E. Church grave
yard and thence along the land line betweea, Nicholas
Castleman 6nd Thomas Murfn to the N. E. Church,
and thence eascry running through the land
of said Muffin above spring on said Murfns land,
and thence along the line between the widow Hess and
John Grunder till II comes to the corner Of said Grun
ders field, thence crcuitous round the point
OF the hill till it comes to the corner Of Jacob Grun.
der's Eed, thence along the line between Jacob Grun.
der and Jacob Shearer the Pekn road thence south
along the Pekin road to where the augusta road cross
Is the said Pekin road and there to terminate, And
elso to vacate much of the Augusta road as lies be-
aween Thomas Kurfns and the termination Of the a.
bove road. MANY PETITIONERS.
July 81, 1864, ,-3w.
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A VOICE FROM EEGLAND.-At q meeting
held in the Town Hall, 8ridgewater, England,
the Rev. S. A. SteinLhal in the Chair, it was
Resolved, That this meeting, having read
with sorrow and indignation of the assault m made
upon the sacred right of freedom of speech
when the fling representative Of South Carroll
ma chivalry, Preston s. Brooks struck down,
upon the floor Of the Senate Chamber, the hon
orabe Senator from Massachusetts. Mr.. Sum-
ner. it would hereby express its deep sympa-
thy with Mr.. Sumner. and, through him, with
all the noble men who are combating against
Slavery IN the United States, thereby earning
for themselves names that shall be blessed
through all ages by freemen of every land
and, while sympathizing thus deeply with the
wrongs inflicted on the friends of freedom
would urge them to continue their efforts even
under their present trials. until the United
States are freed from the curse Of Slavery.
(Sgned) S. A. STElNTHAL, Chairman.
BRIDGEwATER, June 26, 1856.
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HolloCoy's Ointment and Pills, are a certain
cure for Scuvy,-Elward Hope, Of Charl son, South
Carolina, suffered more than most peOpl. from the sour
Wy, and the whole Of his body was covered with this
unsghty eruption. he tried great number of reputed
remedies, but he was not benefited by the same in.
deed it became doubtful to his friends whether he would
ever overcome this Disagreement At length he tried
Holloways Ointment and Pills, and these remedies
quickly produced beneficial change, by continuing
with these excellent medicines for eight weeks, he was
radically cured.
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SHERIFF'S SALE!

By virtue of fera facias issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Cdyahoga county, 0hio aud to me
directed will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Carrollton,
On Monday, the 25h day Of august, 1856,
the following described real estate, situate in the town
ship of Rose, county of Carroll aud State of Ohio, to
wit: One equal undivided one fourth part N of ira,
of land described follows The west alf of section
thirty five 35 in township sixteen 6) in range seven
(7) OF lands offered for sale at Steubenve Ohio con-
tanning two hundred and nineynine acres and twenty
four hundredths ofan acre (299 81 1907 excepting one
acre and seventy6ve bundredhs of an acre Il $4,000
heretofore sold 10 one Cameron. Sale to commence al
II O'Clock NJ. Terms cash.
JOHN II. VIII CRAFT, Sheriff.
July "a, lS56-tdp pr. fee, 50 so.
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ST, LOUIS, AuG, 8

t,...E,.. - ST, LOUIS, Aug, 8.
Missouri Elections, Forty one Counties, in
Guiding ST.. Louis, elect as follows:--2l Amer.
leans, 90 Bentonites, II Democrats and six
Wings, to the House. As far as heard from,
three Americans, three Democrats, and two
Bentonites are elected to the Senate.
In the ed Congressional District, Anderson's
American majority in nine counties is 600 over
Richmond Democrat; there are yet two coun.
ties tobsaf from. but Anderson's election il
considered certain, trHv #rHr1
In the Sd District, five counties give Green
Democrat, 500 over Lndley, American. Lind
lev is considerably behind his vote of 1854 in
these counties. His defeat is looked for.
Fifth District--seven counties give Wood
son, American, for full term, four hundred o.
yer Price, Bentonite, Douglass, Democrat, a
bout six hundred and fifty behind Price, in
same counties and same district, Akers, Amer.
icsn, for vacancy, has FIVE hundred majority
over jackson, Democrat. Sixth Dis!rict--the
few returns from this District indicate Phelps
will be elected for another term.
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CISrox, o., August 8, 1855
Ae'srs Editors Please announce The name ofALEr.
Bithcs Of {, Mt M as eanddae for Judge Of the Com.
mon Peaa-susj &c 70 the decision Of he Republb an
Convention. Republicans
NEW-LlsBox. o., August 9, 1856.
hessrs. Editotc-- Please announce the name
o LrAAS W. PoTThR. E.q, Of fNeW Lisbon, a. q can
oiaase Tor the oihee Of Common Pleas Judge 10 hi.
Diitr 4, subject 10 the decision Of the Republican
Convention Old Columbiana il entitled 10 the e,ndi
date, for she has not had one heretofore.
Columbiana
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LET Us REASON rnGFrRR
HNLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE VIZ SICK

I
!, has been 'he lot Of the human race to be weigl
ed down by disease aud suffering Hollowavs Pil a,
specially adapted to the relief Of The Veal ,Ls ~,
vous, the Delicate and the Iulrm of al cline. %.
sexes, and constitutions. Pref Holloway Ij
-uperiniends the manufacture Of us medieiDes In ~
United States, and ueIs them 10 free aud e. Il bten
ed Peore, a. The best remedy the world ever saw To-
the removal Of disease
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Iheae famous fiis are expressly ccr1bined TO oper
ate on ue stomach, The liver The kilneys the iil,.
the skin, and tie bOwels correcting anv sn,
'hs,f iancacrs, purifying TIC E0od the very iogu.
tain OF he aud thus curing disease 10 81 itz forms
l. DfsftfsA AND LiyER 0NFLAtSTs.-NearIy half the
human race nave taken these Pills Il has been proved
10 aH paie oi the world that noLing has been fJuud
equal 70 them IN case q disorders of the yer a.,
pcpsa, and stomach complaint. peperalv Tbey sc,r
givea healthy ione 70 these otgats however much Dc
/ ranged and Shen al other means have failed
OENERAL DEBILITY, In llVALm 90 Many Of the mos,
9eEPohc Goyeinmen's lave opened their Custom
houses " the Introduction oi these Pills. that the,
NAV become the medicine Of the masses Learuei
Colleges admit that this medicine Is the best remed,
ever knoEn Tor persons of delicate health or where
the system has been impaired It's inv vigoasg pro-
peTtes Eeveri fail 10 afford relief
FENALE CONPLASrs.-No Female, Young OF old
ahoud be without this celebrated medicine Il cur
sects and regulates the monthly courses at nperioJs
acting in many cases like charm Iti asothe bes
and safest medicine that be given to Children o. al
ages, and Tor any complaint consequently no family
should be without IL.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for tie following Diseases
Asthma DiarrhGa Indigestion
stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
lnhnanza Secondly Symptoms Coughs
Debility IrhamafiOD Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and Ague YeneIea Affections
LlVef complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms, of all Kids LoWness OfSphi's Costiyeness
headaches FILES Dyspepsia.
-" Sold at the Manufactures Of Prot holloway, 50
Maiden Zane, New York, and pa Strand London, by
all resp ctable Druggists aud Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the CEited States and the civilized world
in boxes, at rs cents, 62 IL cents, aud 81 each.
IN There is a considerable saving by taking the |
larger sizes.
n. b. Directions for the uidancs Of patients in eV
Fry disorder are affixed tOeach box.
Feb. 2s, 1856. ly
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EF Fremonts Catholicism. More Evil
dence.--We learn upon reliable authority, that
COL Fremont CROSSES his suspenders every
morning when putting on bis clothes
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PIaSteFing! PIaSterine

The undersigned would respectfully inform he .ag
lie that be is still engaged in the above business. ana is
prepared TO execute work TO The fancy Of auy Plaig
and ornamental plastering done 10 order or the sho
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the bus
ness, and my success as mechanic enables me to a.
sure the public that all work will be TO cntire
satisfaction All orders will be attended to promrv
ADDRESS the undersigned, at Carrolton Carroll county
Ohio. WIN G RT-NTOV
June 10, ls56.-n.
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PARTITION NOTICE
duln VI. LOT

N.y oOIaI. i'f'F'ld'o'
a.s,iiy OoH lsidow Of Jane. Cor Ia. AZ ff.,,on n,
~. james Con, Elizabeth Cos, Rs,e.s. .f..ts,i.
90 oafah Coz, Isaac Cor Winia,n H. -.
~, AiireH Rash and Marr A. a. bk - -
6'r;. 'Sdy, and LeauOr Kaunaa, M. ws Wig.m
I..a ~ 'lne Davis bis wife heir. n hx i ssii
S-hes IoA. deed, viii take notiss ,h., :. N. 90
Iy I-y - gane I'Se. John ~ Cox asdi IL ~ -, -
eon,loA feas Of Carroll County. aad So = - -
peHuon' which is nos pending. uhersb "a - W
- eiia' partition Of the iOllowinF desc hi IA
Wy siAy seven acres, on OF The e,.f silf -
Noi'n cas- quarter Oi section thir,ees M r.. 'us ss
~. - Z" Range hTe. Also iorly eight acr. ~ N ,bo
Noi'h sc 0f the South East quarter af -. "a -
Io"hshp 10 of Range 5. Also forty aerss ~ - ~.
49, Ais o. the soath east quarter of S.eti.n -
township IL Of Range T. Also lorty acre. ~ af -
"c-.sl1e oi The North estquarter Of seeon ~ TO-.
Up IA OF Range = AlsO sixty acres oA of the We,
ne ol The South quarter Of section Is of To-.
sup u, Of Range g. Also twenty &C es ost Of ,bs
Noih cast corner Of the south West Quarter m ssc
loA lo, Of IoSnship IA. Of Range e. Commencino Al
ne North corner u saidq quarter thence west eiahv r.
enee south forty rods thence East eighty rods thence
Last i1ty rods 10 tue place Of beeinninp And th.,
a. lhe next term O sid Court application yin be MAJ.
y sald John W. Cox for en- order that Partition
may be made of said premises, and that the dover
sac o. said Mary Co1 (Eidow as aioressidl NAV be
Ial, 81 ls56rr. fee SC By 3. R. ECKLEY. nj. Ar,
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WILLOUCHBY'S
Patent TelegraphiC Water Carrier,

HAVING purchased the right to the aidapparatus, in
IL the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county Ohio. We would
inform the citizens of hatpart OF the county that are
prenared to set up said apparatus on short notice aud
reasonabeterms Said dapparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring to The
house which is admitted to be one of the best sppara-
tins for labor saving in the female department. now in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
" B. ANY communications for us can be LEFT at the
American House Oarrollton, Ohio,
W0ODB0RNE ROUDEBUSH.
II. 10 10 IF