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BROWN McDONAIp

Having open their Tailoring Isinhi'sfren, on
Brady Street, bet. sd Il Sd Street d. oEs sitse
the owa Book Store, and h wing ee ,so lurte
nd vol as or,ed stock of iot consisiinP OF
STINT res, boeskins. satinets 1Weeds, fsa.trs Vest
lnx- Satins, yeIyets, &C., feel G. rfcett iiS o.
their experience In III. business that they FRO.
duce aIsI class garment, and at as reeson ellie
price ~ any other Tailoring Fssal lisl eii n de
city, would Invite the Inhabitants Of Davenport ala
vicinity TO give us aent sss ~
Cutting done and wnrrHnt ia ut if proreriv
made up. Allorders III receive pro mp, atteliicn
BROWN Mel 0NAID.
Sent 2gd Ieh5 DIFF " I. -. - - ~ - -
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STORE HOUSE ANN DWELLING FOR SALE
KNEE ClAAEE. Fgonrs on two SITS.
NaiSfs one of the best bnsiness sands IN the ely
4 OF LIE Claire. Store Honse 40 feet long, tSo
stories high and lnished OF above for family, 1900
cell tr and will be cold al great bargain toreash.
Eaqairs Of Dennis Bsrneip1e Claire, orspply to
Ocis2 tks fhps q 80 " AAA'
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Houses and Lots For Sale.
A EUGBEt OF HoU>Es. lots and yaeantI cts
n pleasantly situated IN dherent pars OF lie civ.
ior sale Oh fayoJai le telRs. ~ tli.fo 54~&.'
JULIUS LYiAECE, WIN. HANSEN.
OetIl-df ~ -.E--.- --. - - -
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 70 OWNERS OF

TONY MCDONNELL, Veterinary Surgeon f.on, 4
81 Rochester, n. Y. ,begs respectfully 10 Inform m.
public that has located IN Davenport where he rr
be consulted a. all hours and a diseases Thai ths
horse Is susjectto Amer going through a thoropsd
yearse ofs,ady for the Profession and ng nnsy
horse good practice on altk!nds Of disease and cas
produce as good iestim Iials any other West
ofNew York feels happy 10 say that be will Try 10
him.
Until further notice he ear be found at parkerA
Spsaang's stable, on Second st. S.# ~
N. D. Guaranteed Recipes sold TO any re rscn ivhpa
"a distance from afarrier. 9s H ~ 80 S7s@'
Davenport, Sept. .Sih iSs5 dw-if. g a,ss "a sgasl
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mo!iae.
SEARS, WOOD G CO.,
Bsdstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,

MOLINE. ILLINOIS,
fsNHE only estab blishmentin the West where
SHERW 00D'S CELEBRATED TURNIN {
LATHE is used for turning PRIsMATIc FORMS; such
L'spolS, RQLWsters, Bed Posts Ta6is LsgS, andot
work too various to elumeratc, With the
.ifoaidiRgs Of all into squares at any aambeY Of
taste rgay suggest. Making the most perfect ant
beautiful werk thatlsncy can desire, andhayng tht
appearance of costly cared 6ork.
June II, l554--trW-tI
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Hsn. B. 2, Wade, u. s. Senator.

This gentleman was. on the eth ult., re.
slsstsd United States Senator for the term Of
six years from and after 4th March 1857. In the
Es,sleetion Of Mr. Wade TO this honorable post,
the people Of Ohio have again through their
Representatives. rs-resolVed that.the accursed
business Of dealing in human flesh, shall not,
By Ihsir consent, be extended into Glands now
free from its poisoning blight.
To this sentiment so deeply rooted in the
hearts OF the people, does Mr., Wade mainly
owe his re election. Mr.. Wades manly avoW-
81 of that sentiment, and his active exertcns
against that league Of hell, alias the Ksnzss
Nebraska aOt, brought forth an almost undi.
vidsd response from freedom loving people,
Although personally there was another that We
thought was entitled 10 the seat at the time o.
M. Wade's election, yet we are, and Away
have been, free TO say, that the great intele
Of the people Of this State and Nation, hare
no! been overlooked in the last six years, but
have on ell proper occasions been most man
fully maintained and supported, against fearful
ends by that talented and unAipching friend
OF freedom. To gentleman made Of such
stuff, the interests Of the State are in every
way safe to the utmost Of bis power. The
great State Of Ohio is now but cipher in the
Senate Of this Union. The little political dem
Agogus, deOrEe 3. Pugh, who represents the
NebrAskals. holds the balance equiposed against
his opponent who represents seven.Ienths Of
the Frsemen Of Ohio. Although Il was sup
posed that We could present sn unbroksn front,
IN The popular branch Of the nation. even that
seems nov doubtful Such is the squivocal
6rmneSs ofman. thSt it would indeed bs strange
II some we're not found who want the nerve to
ast aTght.
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g. II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their pc
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are held responsible tl they have settled the BILL and
srdsrsd then discontinued.
e. n subscribers remove 10 other places without In
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
fsEmsr direction, they srs held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing TO take
papers from the oRes, or removing and leaving them
nes.sa for il pra Iaeio evidence olnentiona fraud
CE- Postmasters Who notify publisher that news
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the res, on Why they not taken out (see Post or
A q InstrEactlons and Laws.
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Sale Of Land and Town Prop erty.

PURSUANT TO an ORDER OF THE PROBATE
I Court, Of Carroll County, Ohio, viii sell AZ pub
lie Veudue
On Monday, the 18th day of March next, 1855,
at the door Of the Court House, in Carrollton Ohio,
the following real estate, belonging to the estate Of
James L. Davis Esq, dec. late Of Carroll county, TO
wits Town lot No. nine (9) In the original plai oI
Carrollton This lot adjOns the warehouse Of James
Huston, and on which Is erected Railroad SWITCH
Also part of lot 2s IN original plat of Car
rOton lying on the east part ofsad lot being Is feet
In front on Main street, and thirty feet back The
residue ofthe lot Is owned and occupied BY James To.
Ian. Also, the following described lands, situate in
Centre township, two miles north Of Carrolon, on the
Lisbon road being In the Northwest quNter Of sec.
ton twenty-seVcn, lzf IN township fourteen, (l4)
Of range fve 5) The one piece being the South half
Of said quarter section containing eighty acres more or
less and y fve acres lying north Of and adjoining
said half quarter. Tbs two tracts being ell Of ssd
quarter-sectiOn, excepting twenty-five acres on the
North side and containing together 1856 a0rss Houses
Barrs, Orchards, &c., are on each tract.
Terms Of Sale.-0ne- third in hand, and balance In
two equal annual instaments with interest secured by
mortgage on the premises. Sale to commence At IL
o'clock, noon, Of said day. LUKE DAVIS,
Executor OF j. n. Davis,
February ~, lsTe, ~. Pr. fee $50
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February 2I, 1886. I'd
AND FOR SALE

Pursuant to an order Of the Probate COu Of Car
roll county, Ohio will offer to sell 81 public OuteTy,
on the premises, ..
1.-The SOuth-west qlareF Of section twe1tysx 96) in
Township thirteen, (lS)Ot Range four, (4) eonta ming
100 acres more OF ess Sa ii IAnd is in Fox Township
arroll county, Ohio, on the read from Carroton via
Georges Store, TO Yellow Creek and Springfield, and
one af mile Of the Store Of r. George Esq There
is on said land about So TO loo, cleared, cabin
buildings well Of good water at tAe door Of the house.
and other Improvements. The land is Of good quail.
ty and valuable Appraised at SA4SO. Terms one
third in hand and residue in two eqpal annual pay
ments with interest," secured by mortgage the prem.
ises Sale to begin at IL O'CLOCK noon Of ssid day, ct
tendance given. AARRkWS GEORGE.
Administrator, Of
JAAES n. GEORGE, dec.
Feb. "A, 1865. 4w.
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Manifesto Of the Maryland Republicans


The following is the document presented to
ths National Republican Convention. at Pitts
burgh, on Friday, Feb. 92d, by Francis P.
Blair. Of Maryland, on taking his seat as Prssi.
ont Ofthe Convention
There is great body Of thinking men In the
Southern States, many know In Maryland, a
considerable number. my neighbss it Mont.
gomsry county. who dePlOre the repeat Of the
compromises IN relation to Slavery. which oil
hoped had terminated the distraction growing
out OF this disturbing subject forever. II is
true these people have not heretofore manifest.
eddy public demonstrations their solicitude.
The violation Of good faith in the breach Ofthesc
Sompaets Of peace between the sections, and
he fatal consequences likely 10 follow, were
act n 6rst obvious 10 the mass OF the South
sEn people. because by the art Of the Politician
vho condScted the passage Of the measure
through secret caucus. where all the persons
Interests Of lhe leaders. in Congress and the
partiSans making up the majority in both HOu'
Is necessary to effect il, we're previously a
rsnged-shS repeal was psds to appear as
voluntary tender Of the North to the sOutl
TSere had been no consultation BY the member
Of Congress in any quarter With their cOnsti
psnts. either by issues made before the peop
AHying the canvass or afterwards. or by aC
dress. petition and votes 10 public meetings {
By resolutions.
Among - extraordinary changes sHeedu
large iassrssts sad reaching the feelings. Il
prejudiess. the religious and political Prineipl
ofmsn. as well as the political power Of u
States. bad hitherto always been preceded
attended BY every mode Of forming and elici
jag the public opinion, which is the vital NOV
snest 10 Republican Government. But
abe late overthrow Of all the adjustments
Als most anxious question which Congress b
.hsd to deal witb, from ~ 6rSt 10 :hs prsSe
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HOLLOWAH'S OINFMRNF.
TIE GRIND EXTERNAL REMEDY

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid Of a microscope, we see millions Of little
openings on the surface Of bodies Through tAese
this Ointment when rubbed on the skin, e carried TO
any organ or inward part. Diseases Of the Kidneys,
disorders Of the Liver affections OF the heart, Inna'
nation Of the Lungs, As!hmas, Coughs and COlda, ere
by lis means efectuAlly cured, Every housewife
knows that salt passes reeg through bone or meat OF
any thickness This healing Ointment far more readily
penetrates through any bone or eshy part Of the -
ing body curing the most dangerous inward complaints,
that cannot be reached BY other means.
ERrsIPELIs. SALr RHEux 4 scoRBUTINs HuNoRS.-
No remedy has ever done much Tor the cure OF dis
eases Of the Skin whatever form they may assume as
this Ointment, 40 case of Salt Rheum, Scurvey,
Sore Heads serofulao or Eryspeaa long Withstand
its influence The inventor has travelled over many
parts Of the GLOBE visiting the principle hcspitas
dispensing the Ointment giving advice as to its apph
cation and has thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers to health.
| SoRE LEas, SoRE BRELsTs, WoUEDs b JLeERs-
Some Of the scientific surgeons nov rely solely
on the use Of this wonderful Ointment when having Il
cope with the worst Of sores, wounds, sWeing
and tumOrs. Professor Holloway has, by command o
the Allied Governments dispatched TO the hospitals
the East, large shipments OF this Ointment 10 De US
ed un der the direction the Medical Staff in the wors
cases Of wounds IL will cure any ulcer ganddar swell
ling Stiffness or eoutractiOn Of the joEts even Of q
years standing. ..
PLEs And FIsruLAs These and other similar dis
tressing complaints be eectualy cured IL the 0nt
ment be we'll rubbed in over the parts Affected and b,
Other wise following the printed directions around eaci
rot.
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NOTICE.

Sarah Morrison, 1.-THE State Of Ohio, Carroll
lrd w. Co, Court Of Common Pleas.
Samuel Smyle.
Maria Smylie, bis wife.
Notice is hereby given to the Defendants Samuel
Smye and Maria his wife, who are believed 70 reside
in Washington county, Iowa, thai on the 9srd day
Of February A D. 1885, the plaintiff filed her petition
against them in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Uarro
county, Ohio, where the same is pending The Pet.
ton states that on the first day Of April A. D. 1854,
the said SmyIe and WIFE Defendants executed and de.
Yered to the PLAINTIFF two several mortgages convey.
ing to her property in the town Of NewHagerssown,
Carroll county, Ohio "a. wit Lot No. twenty (20l and
part Of lot No. forty four "a In said town fronting
on Jefferson street, and being part Of said lot That
said mortgages were given IN part for the pnrehass
money Of said lots, and the moneys coming to the
Plaintiff, Is named in five several promissory votes
made By said Samuel Smye 10 the Plaintiff two In her
individual capacity, and two 20 her as Guardian Of the
all bearing date April l. 1854. One for SASS, due
on the 24h March, 1885, with interest from March e.
1854 and one for S72 80, due March a.. 1855. with
interest from March a. 1884, which notes were paya.
BILE 20 The Riaintl6 - Guardian; and the two notes
payable 10 Ser in her individual capacity, one for ATTY
dollars (sS8) due March, a. 1855, and the other for
afy dollars due March ~ 1856 both bearing interest
Of 1865, on said property 90, The prayer s for
judgment for the moneys MENTIONED in the notes that
ara DUE and for the amount paid for taxes and for
sale Of the morgaged preises and that The proceeds
Of the sale be applied the payment Of I'll the moneys
mentioned in the mortgages, and for general relief
Netcs stherefCre, hereby, given 70 thso defendants
% appear in aid court on o. bsoFs the ith day Of
April next, 1855, and plead answer, or deur 10 said
petition, OF the sams Win be proceeded On, and order
Of sale made accordingly. %. VAN BROWN.
81, Attorney for Piainsih
Feb. aS, 1885. 6w' pr. fee 100
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~ rsn Huss or less Of solid Brewer viii be eOnsid
srsds sguars.
T4iyFtlssY ms, Be particular to mark the nun
Der of lsaeFtiOns on The es Of their sdVsrssmsnts
ss IAsg VII Be- pqblhAsd tlOrdsrsd out sOd charged
sssonlingy.
- Advsrtlssnsnts should be handed In By TuE'
bAy peEsus, V insure insertion that week.
- Jon WsAE neatly and sTpcditiOuSly executed a
sd oales, on he shortest possible notice.
~GB0. l. CR0FUT, rs South Fourth street, q
boVs WALNUT, Philadsphia, Is authorised agent tC
ebtain Advertisements for us In that city.
~ WOODS QUIs, Publishers Of the "OOmmsrcia
RsgIStsr," are our New.YOrk Assns once lao Full
tsd Street. Nss York.
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ATTACHM MENT.

Thomas Thompson and Before A. n. Crum.
Israel Thompson, Plaintiff, hacker, Justice Of the
against Peace, Of Brown town.
John Sinclair, Defendant ship Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 18th day Of February, A, D. 1855, said Jus.
tce issued an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.
March 9Th. 1856, ew T. & !. THOMPSON.
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Land for Sale.

Pursuant 10 an order Of the Probate Court % IN.
roll County, Ohio, viii offer for ssIs Il public Outerx
on the premises s--s..-.rE.l. 81.
On Saturday, the 2sth day Of March, A.. D. 1855,
the following real estate situate in the county Of Car
roll and State Of Obie ioWiss "Ihe North hat Of the
Souh. west quarter Of section twenty eight. Of town
ship thirteen of range four, Of the hnds sOli at Seu
benville, Ohio subject however, SOts dOser estate
Of Nancy Daniel formerly MarshalD set Oh BY metes'
and bounds The land Is Ofa good quality and vAuA,
BILE. Appraised at 81 600
Terms.-One third in hand, aud residue In two >
quail annual payments, with interest," secured my mort
gage on the pem Sale to begin at II oclOcR noon,
Of said day, and close before P. N.
JONATHAN DANIEL, Guardian
Of Gilead MARSHALL,
February 2I 1896 ID pr fee q, so
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ATTACHM WENT.

Elias Knisley, Plaintiff, Before John West, Jus
w tice Of the Peace, Of Orange
Samuel Lyons Defendt township Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 22nd day Of February, A. D. 1856, said Jus.
.ice issued order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum oftwenty,Hve dollars.
LessburRh, March 6, 1856 3w. ELIAS KNISLEY.
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John Brooks, administrator Pending in Common
OfWiiam Busler, deceased, Pleas Court Of Carroll
vs county ana State OF Vnl0.
Benjamin Swangle, ct al.
benjamin Ewangle, Jacob Herod, and the other un.
known heirs Of Joan @. S1sngle, deceased, viii
take notice that on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1856, John Brooks, as administrator Of William Bus
Ter, deceased filed in the Court Of C,mmon Pleas Of
said Carol county his petition, setting forth that, on
the l4th day Of March, ls49, said Jan 6. Swsnele
then in ife executed mortgage to William and Jos
eph Buser to secure the payments four several prom
isory notes of date herewith and falling due re-
spectively the lst day Of November, ls49, 1885,
1851 and 1884, amounting TO two hundred dollars IN
the aggregate Lot number seventytwo, in Robsris
lst addition to the town Of CarrOllton. That AFR
giving said notes and mortgage said Swsngle and said
Buser both died, leaving said mortgage entirely un-
paid. That Said He'Od is now in possession Of said
lot Said petition prays for the sale Of said lot and
for the payment Of said notes. &c and that ct the next
term Of said Court he will ask for an order 70 ths e.
feet BY 4. H. ECk LEI ms AwV
Feb, 81, 1856, -4w pr lee 1915 et
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PURLI0 VENDUE.

IN Wednesday, the 2Sth day of March next, will
" offer for sale at my residence, in Union township
Carroll county Ohio, the foil owing property viz: HOrs.
es, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Farming utensils Of various
descriptions Household Furniture and other articles
not enumerated. And IL not sol prior to thAs day.
will offer half quarter Of land within miles from
the town of Carrollt0n.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A, n, Terms made
known on day OF sale,
Feb. 2s, l8b6.-td. CHARLES FAWOETT.
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LANES WILKIN'S ESTATI

JAMES WILKINS ESTATE,
Notice il hereby given that We have been apnsanScd
execu tors of the last viii Of James WIkin, deceased
late Of Carroll coun4y. Ohio. An psrsons having
claims against said estate must present them with one
year from hi, date, SARAH. WtLKIE 5
WILLIAM wILKIN. =
Feb. 20, 1855. aw. Executors.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
the following cases !:
Bunious Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Aercurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chapped Hans tions Sore Heads
Chilblains Piles Sore Throats
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores Of all kinds
GOut salt kheum Spralns
Swelled Glands Skin Diseases Scalds
Stiff joints Ulcers Venereal Sores
Wounds Of all kinds.
#.#Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2l4 Strand, London
and by all respectable Druggist and Dealers Of Aed.
clnes throughout the United States aud the civilized
world, in Pots at 25 cents 62i cents, and 81 each.
CE There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in ev
cry disorder are affixed to each Pot
March 6, 1s56-ly.
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NOTICE.

Feb.9l, 1885. s, ". pr. fee, IS, Is
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fafia @ of i etsEell dissolved By limitation,
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at these laSi6i: claims sSst TIE ari
vii present them ct sdiGstsns.iI, W to 5F 4sa
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