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HoHowoy's Pills an unfslng Remedy for BIZ
hous Complaints. s.-Thomas tlodson, of Fourth,
street, Philadelphia. had the misfortune to be
afflicted with the seUsrest OF bilious disorders
nausea and foul stomach. which prevented hin
relishng any kind of food, and frequently threw
him on a bed Of sickness for several weeks
He tried many remedies recommended him by
friends, but they only tended to increase his
malady; his brother, last fall, recommended
him 10 use Holoway's Pills, which he did, the
result to use his own words. was truly extra
oadinary, for after about six weeks usage OF
this inesimsble medicine, was completely Gu
red and will never again be without it'll
guess" 81.
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CARROLLTON SCHOOLS.
VINTER ARRANGEWFNT!!!

~
The Board of Education for the borough ,oI
Carrol.on, with the territory annexed for
school purposes" have made the following ar
rangement for the winter: ,a
All advanced male scholars will be assigned
to male teacher all advanced female scholars
will be assigned to female teacher-the resi-
due of scholars within the district, eligible
for school, will be equally divided into three
Primary schools.
The male Select school will be kept in base
ment of tie NJ. E, Church, the female Select, 10
Swaney's school room, and the Primary
schools in the public school rooms.
The following teachers for the different
schools have been employed; for male select
Rev. Lasarre, female select Mrs. Swaney; -
Primary schools; subdivision No. (Hill, JAS
E. Philpot, subdivision No, e. Lisbon ST.
W. Mccoy, subdivision No. 8. Canal St.
John n. Croxton.
The primary schools will commence on Mon
day, the 10th Of November next, and the select
schools on the Monday following, the I7th
All scholars are required, il possible, to be
n attendance at the primary schools on Friday
Of the first week, the I4th, that proper Sc.
lection and assignment may be made.
WASH. BUTLER,
GEORGE F0UTZ,
ts-s r. P. GOULD,
Oct. 80, '56. i'd Board Of Education.
I .
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CHtCA9o, Nov. |

CHCA3o, Nov.
FREE STATE PRISONERS State prison
ers in Lecumpton publish an address to the A
mercSn people calling attention to their impris-
onment and present condition, confined in a
small, loathsome prison, two cannon in front
under guard of militia recently ebli5ted, against
whom there is practically no appeal unable to
procure medical assistance orsufficient food asd
clothing lone already dead Of treatment since
arrest, his name was VIM. Bowels, Free State
man, st. Charles, Missouri. Several others can
survive but few days, unless Immediately le-
lieved. Eightyone signatures address, former
ly from Massachusetts, Rhode Island New
York, Penusl lvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin,
and Iowa.
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KHE-TSE-SINc.
THE GREAT JAPANESE REMEDY
FOR BARRENSEss AND FEMALE IRREGULARITIES.

The medical profession and the public arc iuformef
that henceiOrth an abundant supply of this new and
most extraordinary plant be depended upon az the
arrange completed with the japanese Gov
ernment Alter its introduction into Europe the &c.
ma1d, as is well known so far exceed the sur .
ply and thence the almost fabulous prices realized for
the smallest quantities 1t is now imported largely in
the crude state, consequently its lurity and its won
derfu properties most unequivocaly guaranteed
Physicians are ishe at the uneriag certainty Of
its effects. Ii isasscrted by the highest medical au
thortes and publications that it cannot fail in any ,ase
where ysical maltOrmatiOn does not exist
The London Laucet the highest medical authority Of
Europe says vol. page 32l--"This Botanica remedy
exerts a specific influence upon the uterus more par.
ticuarly in cases Of stery aud checked mensruation
decocton from the leaves invariably brings on the
menstrual discharge which can be maintained by a
dose or two daiyfoI any length Of time When rcqu-
red for the purpose Of obyating sterity it must be
prepared from the root" Prof Williams one Of the
most distinguished physicians of Europe in B,aith>
waithes Retrospect No 3page 3U3, says this plant
This remedy will prove one Of the most certain and
valuable additions to our Materia Medica; the only fear
have in its Introduction is that it might be abused
and become the too ready instrument in procuring a.
borion."
1t has now been proved in every instance that this
wonderful plant is invariably efeacious ia deye oning
the virle powers Of man, and even animals arousing
inygOratinC, IND dilusng ITS mysterious influence
wherever has been exhibited and for this purpose par
cusrly prescribed with the most signal success BY
he first physicians Of the age See medical publca
tions and CIRCULARS, which can be had free.
Concentrated Khe .tse-sing. No. l. for Barrenness
and weakness prepared from the root price 50 bot.
tie Khe.tsc sing No, 2, for female irregularities
prepared from the leaves 81 bot lie. By the dozen,
deduction Of 80 l-S per cent By the goss, a de-
duetion of 50 pe= cent, net cash. a single bottle
dozen, gross forwarded to any part Of the United
States or Canadas, on receipt Of remittance.
For sale by all druggists and at the depot of the
Khc-tse sing company, No. 3a5 Broadway New Yoik
All or lers must be addressed Khc. tse.sng company
No. 335 Broadway, New York.
October 30, ls5G.-Iy.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE. On the 1 All day of Oc.
n tober, A D. 1856, at the instance of the UNDER
signed, plaintiff, an order of attachment was issued by
Thomas George, ESQ.,, Justice of the Peace, within
and for Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio against
the goods chattes moneys credi's and effects Of vii,
liam Yoder, an abscondidg debtor Amount claimed i,
ninety-one dollars and for tysone cents, (S9l Az
October 50, l656.-3w JAMES L. Y0DER,
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New YORK, Nov 8
In the U. s, District Court, this a. m. bills
Of indictment were found against certain parties
charged with forging naturalization papers.
GE The Psnnsylvani4 Railroad has an indie
pendent telegraph from Philadelphia to Pitts
burg, with thirty distinct Offices and operators
and daily send the intelligence desired from
point TO point along the whole road. 1t is an
admirable arrangement,
The value of foreign goods imported at the
port Of Boston during the week ending 24.h ult.,
amounted to 1896, ,465.
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BRUTUs j. CLAY,
w. R. DUNCAN,
B. B. GROOM, +.
c. T. GARRARD.
r. HUTCHCRAFT,
W. c. LYLE.

We give an additional certificate of the ex.
cellency Of this mill
MeSsrs. Scott & Hedges Cincinnati. 0hio.--
Gentlemen: | write to express nv delight at he
work Of the LITTLE GIANT" 1 did moi
truSt to ''ths boys" this time being at home
myself. pu! it up. and set it agoing with one
strong mare that pulls it easily. You have
done more for your country than any twenty
members of Congress for the last twenty
year'. l would not give up m! mill for s15),
or more.
am truly your obliged obedsnt servant,
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

Deepening Of hs Ministippi Riree- The
eoniraei with tie goYermsBt Of Ihe Uhiied
States through ihe Engineer BuFeal Of war
Department for opening the Southwest p rs
and Pass II. ouirs in the Mississipp liver, to
a sdePth Of twenty feet and with Of three
hundred feet and keep these ehannsls clear fos
the period Of Eve years. has been awarded to
Nessrs. Craig & Rigb1sT, Of Newport. Ken.
lucky The sun for wbeh they contract to
perform this work il $3.50 600.
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PLAN OFINST RUTION

This consists in courses of Lectures. four 4, Nv
(which given at the regular annual sessions held
during the Winter months commencing on the 6r,t
Monday Of December and continuing for twelve ION
secuYe weeks "a seascn Of the year when the Farm,
er hims,l, or sons, can best spare time to atterd
The Lectures embrace al the several departments Of
Agricultural Science, each principal di ion being as
signed different Lecturer add Systematically pres
ened in the manner as Mediea! Science il taught in
Medical Colleges
The whole field of the Scenc es connected with Ag
ricuure is by this methoI, presented in the shortest
period of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sible to mullitudes who cannot atted CuyeIsteF OF
even Schools on experimental farms
SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains u
Animals Vegetables Land or Labor
l. Chemistry in all its applications to Soils. Man
ures Animal and Vegetable Life, aud dOmes tic Arts
&c.
This department is regarded as especially important,
md means have been provided for its thorough ustra
IN.
H. Com paative Anatomy I'd Physiology, with spe
cial reference the ieediugs dbreeding of Stock His
tory ana description OF DOmes'ion Animals In their sew
eral vaIeties; Veterinary Medicine and Surgery-Eut
omolo ".
THIS department will be illustrated by preparation
and specimens and by the practice tiole the class
such operations as are Necessary to be performed BY
the keeper Of stock.
III. Geology and Minenngy; Botany, Descriptiv,
and Physiological with special reference the hislor,
and habitudes of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard or in the Fied-tbe various modes Of Culture
and Soils adapted 10 each.
This depal tmeIt wi be illustrated by specimens of
all the varieties Of Grains Fruits and other vegetable
produce of interest 10 the Farmer Gardener or Orchard
ist
v. Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics /;
Farm implements; Meteorology; Elements Of Engin
eerug and land Surveying Rural Architecture, Land.
dlIpe Gardening; Draining and Farm housekeeping.
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models, Plans
Drawings, ETC., will be abundanty proeded, to aid he
Lecturer in this department,
V. Political Economy. History of Agriculture, and
general principles of Law, relating TO contracts and
especially to the acqucsi ion possession, and alienation
of Real eltote.
LECTURES.
Prof ]. p. Kirtlsnd, Prof Jas. Dascomb, Prof
Samuel st. John, Prof j. H. Fairchild, Pc. N. s.
Townsend. and others.
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES.
Areadng Room, supplied with the principal Agri.
cultural Periodicals, will be open to students at all
hours.
TERMS
For tbe entire course, $40 Ov
With the privilege Of a second coursa. tuition lee
bard and rooms may be Obtained at 81 5O per Week
exclusive of fuel and lights.
For further particulars address the President or sec
retary of the Board, at Cleveland, Ohio
HARVEY RICE President
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary.
April s, lS56,-em
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Investigations have already brought 10 light
the fact that in one Ward Of Philadelphia after
Il Q polls were cIosedsl the the Republican ball
lots were taken from the box and others ola dif-
ierent character substituted. In another precin-
els one Of The lospeelors test1es that bis two as
sOeiaies offered bin $500. to withdraw and al
low them TO count out the ballotsl II Is By such
high handed FRAUDS that our RulIian opponents
seek victory.
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ROOT & SHOE MAKING

The undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Caroton and vicinity that he has opened
in the above business in the shop formerly occupe by
John s. Ilukenbrod deceased Main street, CarrolltOn,
where he is prepared execute to order all work
trusted to him; of any STYLE at short notice
and in a durable manner Mending and repairing at
tended to promptly. ue will work his own stock 40
that furnished by customers. Low charges made III
every instance JOSEPH BIRCH.
Calr,llton, Oct. 20, l856.-lm.
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"A TTACHMENT NOTICE-On the 18th day Of Oc.
n tober, A. D. 1855, at the instance OF the under
signed, plaintiff an order of attachment was issued BY
Thomao George, Esq, Justice of the Peace within
and for Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio against
the goods chateIs moneys credits and effects of vii,
liam Yoler, an Astounding debtor, Amount cllned
is thirty.sx dollars aud thirty cents, (S36 SOY
Oct 80, 1856 W. JAMES PATTERSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

Eg- Gov. GEAaV is doing wholesale buti-
ness in Kansas. Up TO the 26h Of Seplem-
bsr he had issued 4l3 warrants for the arrest
OF free State men charged at random with fe.
Onies. Most Of the parties fled irom the terrific
ry,'O avoid arrest The charges arse entirely TO
the civil var which has been raging there.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

O
relative merits Of the Corn and Cob Mills o
Ms'srs. Scott 4 Hedges. CincinnGii. known a,
the Little Giant" and Of hsssu. Douglas
Smith & Co.. Z,resville. Ohio. named '.Eleel.
sOr Young Ameriea." (Lsavet's Patent, The
trial took place 10 Paris. KY, on The Oh and
9th days Of May, 1856,
The Little Giant, in oas hundred revolutions
ground t'relge anil AoLfJus6ls Of meal, At
an average DRAFT Of 400 pounds b. the dyHa.
mometer. Young America, with the same nun.
Der ofrevolations, ground toar and R,res,tosatl
bushels, at an average draft Of 100 pounds
One.Salf busbel Of the meal ground BY each
mill was run through a number and number
6 sieve. The quOniity Of cobs leh 10 the num-
Der sieve. from the meal ground by the
Young 1mtriea, was double that cf the Little
Giant. The meal Of The Little Giant was Of
more uniform fineness than that ground By the
Young America. Though the Mills are Of E.
quail diameter, 30 inches, the grinding sur
lace in the Little Giant is supposed to be I've
times greater than in the Young America Mill.
"Thess tests, and an examination Of the con-
struction Of the mills, led ibe committee to the
opinion thai the Little Giant is the superior
mill aud best adapted TO the use Of the farmer.
and they therefore award to Nessrs. Scott d
Hedges the two silver goblsts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

RH. DIsTRorED:-The Board Of Education
at meeting last week rsdistricted the Borough
leasening subdivision No, l. Subdivision
No. 2 extends Eastward op North side OF Main
street to the alley running between the prsmi-
of ii Gould and Jas, GaIsher-and sub-di-
yirion No extends Eastward on South side Of
Main street to the alley known as Rukenbrod' S
all, Y,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

BARGAINS BARGAIJs l--r. F. Price, will
Offer for sale at his residence. Main Street on
Saturday The 18Th mat, lot OF household
goods-couSpting in part, of stoves, bureaus.
sel,ees, chairs, bedsteads, &c. ALSO ore wag-
on. buggy harness, buggy, wagon ma
ker tools. Terms reasonable, and made known
on day Of sale.
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MARVELLOUS RENFhY.
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEI
HOLLOWAE'S OINTNENT.
M 0RAND EXTERYlL RENEDY

TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
bs the aid oi microscope, Ee zee n.iliinn- af Htb
opeidagsOn tie surface 0f 0uf bodies Through tbes,
this Ointment, uhen rubbed on The skin. j. oanisI d
sty or inward part. Disease. Of tie Kidsevs.
Disorders Of the Liver affections ol the heart. Ida
nation of the lungs, Asthmas Coughs and u ID are
By is means ehectualy cured, Every houseuie
knoEs that salt passes rcels through bone or meal Of
au7 thickness. This healing Ointment iar more re- div
peneiraies through aby bone o. e.hy part of the y
Ing body curing the most dan eorspsiu,
that cannot be reached by other means
EEYsfPFLAs, SALr RHErn 4 coaBUrrya Hrvors -
no remedy ha- ever done much Tor the euro Of dr..
eases Of tie skiH whatever form they NAV assume a,
THIS Ointment. 70 case Of Salt Rheum, Seufvey
Sore lieads, SerofulaoT Eryspeas ran long withstand
IT. Hhueuee. The inventor has travelled over manv
parts VI the globe visiting the principle spi,s.
dispensing the Ointment giving sdviee a. to ts spp
cation, and has thus been the ueaps Of restue count
less numbers to health
soRE LTCs, SoRE BRK1sr, woUxps ( ULcFsS-
Some Of The most scientific surceous now rely so'ev
on the use Ct this wonderul Otnant when hayind 10
cope with the worst cases Of Sores wounk- sveInss
and tumors. Professor Holloway has, by eonmand Of
the Allied Governments dispatched 70 the hospitals Of
the East, large shipments Of iii. Ointment to oe used
under the direction theMedical STAFF in the worst
cases Of wounds It will cure any ulcer glsIdrlar SOL
Ing Stiffness or contraction Of the 1ists, even Of %
years standing.
Pitts AsD DFIsTULAs-These and other similar d.
tressing complaints be eectuiy cured II the Ost
ment be well rubbed IN the parts "eced and IN
othei wise ooSing the printed directions around each
Tot.
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PHTLApRLpnIA, Oh.

The contested election suit instituted by Mr.
ManU the Nnion candidate for District Attorney
Of this city has brought to light numerous
fraudulent votes given at therecent election un
der forged naturalization papers. Four mem
bers have been examined who voted. They
confess that they never declared their iuten-
tons, and the forged papers where found it
the coat pocket of one Of the parties, and
another asserted that bis papers where thrown
into his house.
None knew where they had come from Johr
Coony mas been arrested for supplying fradu
lent papers.
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THE NATION This is the ttlsof aweekly news
paper just started at Philadelphia by Croiut &
Bigelow. Terms s., 90 per HnDum. 1t is devO-
ted to Arts, Literature, Science, and General
Information. The household also receives at
tention-It promises to be an interesting week
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PHILADRIPHf. Nov. Sd,

PHUADEIPHf, Nos. Sd.
T. Deringsr, Democratic deputy clerk Of
the Quarter Sessions, has been arrested for is
suing fraudulent naturalization papers. He
will be tried at 3 p. nj.
1t is said that more than a thousand have
been issued.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

EE- J. Scott Harrison, Of Ohio who voted
against the expulsion Of the gallant Brooks. !"
and was duly euogzsd therefore, has been
beaten BY 659l majority. lie was elected
two years ago by a majority Of 5000 votes,
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SHERIFF's SALE.
IN PARTITION.
Albert X. Names,
-

John 5. Haines, ct ais,
Pursuant TO an order Of sale made BY tho Court sf
Common Pleas Of Carroll comfy and State Of Ohio,
at the August term, for the year A. D.. 1856. Will
offer for sale at fhe door Of the Court House r Car
roton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 22nd day Of November, 1886.
between the hours q 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
r. M, on said day, the lcllowing real estate. to Wit:
The west half Of the porth-west quarter of section
three, in Township sixteen and range SIX sonia'rug
80 acres 2nd: The uouL-Rest qua ter Ct he sou' -
west quarter Of section three, township eight, AID
range six, containing twenty acres. Both OF the above
described tracts are situated in Carroll county Ohio
sO forty acres out Of The south end Of the west h.'f
Of the southwest quarter # section 81 in toEnsp
Il, Of range 8, in Stark county, Ohio,
Also, fifteen OF the south corner ef tAs
east half Of the Southwest quarter Of section tosush
and range aforesaid, in Stak county, Ohio. ApprA =
ed at $500.
Terms Of Sale-0ne third Of the purcbsFe m"nev is
hand ana the balance 10 two equal annual iusalueEfs
with interest from day Ct sale, by mcrgacs on
the premises, J, II. " WHIICPAFf, Sheriff.
Oct. %, iS53.-td. pr. fee, 81, 80
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FREsu ARRIvAL-Mr |. Crumrine is now re-
ceiving choice and general assortment Of
IIardwArs. which he will sell at worry low fg-
ures. Give him cAA at his new store room
on corner Of Lisbon and Moth Streets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

PITTSBURGH, Pa,
Corner Of Wood and Second streets, at the old
i. stand of Ogden & SnoWden,
offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, com
u pete assortment Of fresh imported Drugs, Medi.
cines, Chemicals, Gums Oils, Dye Woods, Acids, Dye
Stuff, Window Glass Glassware Surgical lnstrumet ts
Patent Medicines White Lead, Red Lead, Litharagc
and Zinc Paint together with every article embraced III
cur line Of business,
We are the sole proprietors oiSeers' Gee ebraed LV'
or Pills, Vern ituge and Imperial Cough Syrup. =.
Agents for sale Of Kensington White Lead; (Phia az
quality eQualto best in market and warranted in'I
weight, 1
Agents for sale Of Hall Connell's &etropoIita
White Lead, New York.
&C. I" New Jersey Zinc Paiut. NJ l.
! French.
uwsvs on hand New Jersey Zinc COMPANY Z3c
! sTs-0rders will h,ve prompt attention, and hued up
on the most reasonable terms.
Oct 2. so.
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E1~ Hamilton county gives a majority aga
inst the Bank Charter. There is no county il
the State suffering more Tor he want Of Bank.
ing facilities than Hamilton. The people there
ego by cOntrar'es." They evidently eat too
much pork.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

EE- The Catholic priest Bauer Of Cleveland
who whipped slttle girl to death. had an ex
animation, and was required to give bonds il
The sum of $4,000 to answer TO the charge o.
murder in the I'd degree. He couldn't get the
bonds, and he was rsmanded to jail, but was
af'erward taken out upon writ of habeas cor.
pus.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
OHIO AGRICULTURAL,

NhiS institution has been Incorporated and put ftp
successful operation at Cleveland, Ohio, where /,
is permanently located.
It's design is 10 place within the reach farmers
both old and yonng, the means Of acquiring thorough
and paetica acquaintance with all those branches Of
Science which have direct relations to Agriculture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

ESN The Fillmore vote in Crawford county,
at the late election, footed up just one vots!,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

CARROLL Co. r. r AT recent meeting oI
thv Board Of Directors ofths company, II. Cog
sil vas chosen Presidents; IL. A. Stidgsr, Super
intendsut; II. L Cogsil, Freight "gent; James
. Cameron, Treasurer, and D. "A. Arttr, Secreta-
rY,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

RE A man lr Wisconsin recently advertis
ing his farm for sale, winds up as follows a
"The surrounding country ia the most beau
tirul the God Of nature ever made The see
merry is celestial, divine also, two wagons tt
sell and yoke Of stears." -E
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
Sale Of Land by order Of Court.

On SATURDAY, the 22nd day Of November 1856, a.
IL O'Clock roon on the premises, in ee towI chip,
Carroll county Ohio, will be sod to the highest bid.
der, the follosing estate as the property Of William
White, decessed TO wit Toe north west quarter of
raIge four. al containing l6o acrss, more lsss-
and is the same which William White resided 5t :Le
time of his death -sute to the dover estate Of E-
abeth White widow, set of by metes and bounds -
Apr lised at 81 400. THE cover Of tho NiGow -.
DC bought) Terms one.third in hand, and residue 10
two equal annusl yments with interest secured
mortgage on the premises JOHN 3 MOODY
October 20, 1856, -td.pr lee SS Admr of Vim Ekife
A TT4CHNENT NOIICE.-AJ cur instance, on al.
Il tachment was this day issued by Samuel " il!;aEs
justice Of the peace ot Perry township Carroll ccur-
y o., against the property and Effects Of Mary E aver
resident Of said county. Dated tis leu cay f
Oct A. y. 1886.
Oct $3.50. STOCK0N, CCSTER, L Co.