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The Combination PakHc
PORTABLE
Upright Steam Saw Mir

This Mn commands the universal admiration Of 80
L mill men everywhere. As lie merits beeaA.s
oun the deInaud for il increases. Orders are con-.
kng from every section Of this country. Canada, Caba.
and soutb America. Il is suited for every section q
the weird wherever there is timber 10 be saved. no,
natter OF shat character, how hard, how large o. hoe
small. Tao extensive manufactures are now engaged
IN building these mills, yet il ia almost impossible TO
tuin them cut as fast as they are wanted. They en-
brace several valuable patents and Improvements; and
combine oil of the following advantages;
Simplh y.-BOth the mill and power are 30 simD1e
in their construction hat ny one Of Ordinary mechan.
ical ability can comprehend them, put Them 10 and ran
item without danger or difficulty.
POFtabiity.-Tbe whole establishment can be very
quickly taken sPArt and put together, thus rendering
il easy 70 be moved from place 10 place % desired, and
saving the necessity VI drawing the logs a long distance
10 the mill,
Durabilty.-It is constructed in the most solid and
substantial manner, runs perfectly still, u not liable 10
get out Of order, aud will last Tor years without repair.
Rapidity.-lI will saw faster than any other upright
mill. The speed ftbe saw is about 300 strokes per.
minute, and the feed from one eighth to three.Qu urters
Of an inch per stroke. Thus at a medium speed, the
saw will cut through a log 81 feet long 10 about three
minutes. FIOm this data any one knowing the char.
acter OF the timber can calculate how much il viii Do.
Eficiency.-It does its work well, cuts smoother and
s~traighter than the ordinary mills. and the nssange-
ment Of the saw "a such as to render il utterly impssl,
bic for it to turn out Of line.
Cheapness--The entire cost Of the mill, with foup.
teen horse power, and everything all complete and
ready for running, boxed and delivered for shipment in
this city, is only
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Carroll county
/. Cannon Meas.

John W. Cox State of Ohio, Carroll county
Mary Cox, ct common p'F1 Partition.
Nv virtue of an order OF sale to me directed, from
the Court of Common Pleas, of Carroll county and
State Of Ohio; will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in Carrolton,
On Saturday, the 2ISt dag of March, 1897,
between the hours Of O o'clock A. N. and I O'Clock
IP N. Of said day, the following real estate situate in
| East township. In said county, belonging to the estate
Of James Cox, deceased; and described as FOL
Ioxs. LIT tract being sixty acres of Of the east side OF
The north west quarter OF section Is, of town'hip Is
Of rauge S, 2nd tract being a part Of the south east
and northeast quarters of section ID, township 10, range
s bounded as follow beginning at the north West cor
uer of the south east quarter OF the above section
thence south 4S rods, thence east 60rOds, thence nortn
az rods thence west so r)ds, thence north IL rods,
thence west one hundred rods, thence south IL rods,
containing Sc acres. 3rd tract being GU acres on tf the
vest side of the south west quarter dissection le, towns
IA. of range four. 4th tract being part of the south
west quarter of section Is, OF township Ia. oil range 4,
beginning at the north east corner Of said quarter,
thence south eighty rods, thence west forty rods,
thence north eighty rods. thence east forty rods, con
tanning twenty acres. 9Th tract being 40 acres of the
west side of the south vest quarter Of section ), Of
township ID, Of range four. Oh tract being 10 acres of
Of ,be east side of the south east quarter Of section Z,
Of township II, and range 4. containing in all sI6 acreS
suLiect To the dover estate of Mary Cox, widow o.
said James Cox, deceased, set of to her by metes and
bu .ds, :.
Terms of sale, one.third Of the purchase money IN
hand. one-third in one year, and one third in two years
with interest from the day Of sale, secuIed sy mortgage
or The nremises. JOHN II. W~HlHCRAFT, SheEiA,
Fah 10 1857 I'D. pF, fec 50 30.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms tn
following real estate situate on Main Street, CAIRO ton
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:-one lot on which e.
rected a large two story brick building, well n led
suitable for a dwelling or Hotel; also, a small To- : Join
ing the above on which il situated a large and commo
dious frame stable, sufficient in size to contain 80 hor.
ses,-also, two other lots in one enclosure with a frame
dwelling house thereon. The above property will be
sold separately or jointly to suit purchasers,--and il
not sold will be for rent. .,
| will also sell two quarter sections of land in Wood
bury county state of Iowa; also, one quarter section o.
land in Ida county in thestats oiloWa WhichWli De solI
separately or jointly to suit purchasers
For Terms apply to DR., John S. ua.tsr CarrOlltor
Ohio. r.. r. FkloE'
Nov, ID, '56. u. ---L ? IL.
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Tag WEArHER.-"March came in Ike alion'"
and continues to maintain It's GerceDess adml-
rabIy. Last Monday was a very stormy day
Had all the snow that fell during the day re-
manned, it would have measured several inches
10 depth. Old ''Winter King" appears reIuc
t.nt TO pocket his icy paws aad migrate.
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SParSo GooDs.-We invite attention to the
card Of wilson, M'Elroy & Co.. dealers in i'm
ported and domestic CRY goods, No. 81 Wood
st, Pittsburgh. They import largely and Pur'
chase direct from Foreign and American man,
ufAcsurss. They invite merchants to their ex
tensive assortment.
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- ~X HWA"
OHIO CULTIYATOR,
FOR 1867.
Il is the Farmers and Gardeners OUn Paper.
% l DEYoIED To
.-. r.. Gel, H,.lon;n0

General Agriculture, Live Stock, Gardening,
Fruits, &c.
Volume XIII. for 1887, Will commence on the hrst
Of January. ,
Published twice a month, Is Pages, and a cover
Only One Dollar a Yearl No other paper OF Its size
and quality is offered SO cheaply to Clubs, viz;
Thee comics for %; six copies for 4; nine copies for
6 snd a copy extra for the getter up Of every CLUB o Q.
Payment ~alwsysin sdvanoe.
Inquire at your post Office, or send for a specimen
ard prospectus, aud get up a club among your neigh
hors Now is the time to look out for good reading ioI
the win,er s. D. HARRIS, Columbus, o.
= January $, 1851. Editor Ane Pu'ishOt.
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CSTATE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that We
N have been duly appointed and qualified as Exec
ntors of the last will and testament OF John Arbuckle
deceased, late of Monroe township Carroll county Ohio
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those who have claims a.
ooinqt said Eatate will present them legally authenlica-
ten within II months from tits time.
II. MCCARTHY,
TH0S. R, GRIFFIN,
Feb 96. ls57. Executors.
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SxLKcr School MIR Jas. E Philpott pro
pvses opening a select school on the 9TH Of A
nril next. in the Canal street school room. See
Nniiaa In another column.
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STATES JOURNAL

FOR 1857.
A large Illustrated Monthly Paper, elegantly print
ed, each number containing sixteen large pages-mOre
than double the amount OF matter each year than can
be obtainad for the same price in any other publication.
Subscription price, 3O cents a year
Seven copies to one address, 81 year. '|
To enty one copies to one address, IS a year,
The most liberal Inducements are offered to ladies
aud genrl ,men who will interest themselves in extend
ing the circulation Of the above publications, to whom
specimen copies will be sent on application.
J.. NJ. EMERSON 4 Co.,
March 5. 1851, No. l Spruce street, New York.
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ATTENTION EvERYBoDY.-M Mr.. l. Crumrlnc is
now receiving a large and well assorted stock
of Iron, Hardware and Cutlery, which be pro-
poses to dispose of at low figures. See Adver-
tlstment
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for Sale.

Tie subscriber offers for sale very low lis Tanpery
situated at the East end Of (arrolltoR Carroll county
Ohio, There is in connection with this TaRneFy f"ur a
ores ofland and a number Of young Fruit trees aud three
never EIiIipg springs the one that supports the TAnnsFy
runs a s~uficisncy OF water to support au Engine fI any
kird Of a factory the year round. Possession can be
had the first Of April. II W. IoCNG.
Feb. 5-lS57.
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~ XECUTORS SALE.-Notice is hereby given that
u l will offer forsale, as Executor ofthe will of Dam
iel Need deceased; OH the premises viz: the North East
quarter Of section two township sixteen, in Range seven
Harrison township, Carroll CO. Ohio Also ten acres of
tho North West quarter Of said section Township and
range adjoining the aforesaid quarter section,
On Wednesday, the l8M day gNarch merit.
Said farm contains one hundred and seventy three
acres IN ~ or less. The same land on which said tts-
tator died. One hundred acres under cultivation, well
watered and in tolerable good repair. Terms made
known on day of sac. DAVID NEED, Executor.
Feb. 26,-l657. 3w.
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sss,
On Saturday, the 9Ia day of March, 1857
hstveen The hours of 10 o'clock A. Y. and 4 O'Clock
P. N, the folIoxing described real estate, as the prop
erty Of William Heston, deceased, viz "Lot number
eight e. and the west half of lot number nine ~ in
the town Of NorristOwn, Carroll county, Ohio, subject
to the dover estate of Nancy Davis, widow OF said de,
ccdent. Said property is appraised at Sl2s 49, ana
widows dover. yearly rent Of Sass. It's a soOd SIT
nation for a blacksmith OF shoemaker. Terms, OHe
third in cash, one.third in one year, and the remainder
IN two wears With interest secured BY mortgage on
the premises. W. D. HAhE' aomh's"~""
Erb Iq. I857-td.
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United States Magazine
FOR 1857.
ANOTHER ENLARGEMENT,

Ind Still Greater attractions!
UTITH the January number, the commencement Of
w the fourth volume, this young progressive A
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ABSALOM KARIN, !
MAKER

Shop on Main street, opposite Dr.. j. s, Hunters office.
GARROLLTON, ----- OHIO.
nHAIRS, s~ettees, Boston and cannon arm rocking
i chairs, constantly on hand at the lowest rates 10,
cash or country produce. Thankful for past iAyors, I
hone a continuance of tie same by attention to business.
December 4, 1885, ly.
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CRISTADOROS AIR DY4.
Within a nut shell all the merits lie,
fCristadorOs never equalled Dye;
ed It makes black, to brown transforms a grey,
nd keeps The ibres al"ays from decay.
his matches revitallzng Hair Dye still holds is
DO ton as the most harmless and ef1cacious Hair Dye
in the woIli Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail
and applied in ten private rooms. at Crissadoros, No.
6 Astor House, Broadway, New-Yolk, and by all per-
tuners and Drpgg lists in the United States,
Agents Cincinaati Ohio, ]. D. PARK, and SoLoN
PALMER.
den Is, 1856, -ly.
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- We learn from the Rsyenns papers that
The case of Mary Anderson against the Cleve'
land & Pittsburgh Railroad Company to re-
cover damages under a special statute. as ad-
-,;,;.,ratrix Of VIM. Anderson. deceased. who
-"stilsd by The explosion Of the locomotive
..Po,.aye. while conductor Of a wood train.
w.sdreided against the Company The Jury
Ssa,rht II ! verd,otjn favor Ofthe plaintiff. and
assessed the damages At u BOO. tine NAV
road Company have appealed TO me pS'"'
tiourt - CeV, LeQdsr.
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~ GRATIS 10 EVERYBODY. "a
RICH, RARE AND SPICY,

LIBR RY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RAciSESl
We ave nos 10 print a large catalogue Of the most
hscina ", interesting and curious publications that
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They are al translated from the Prench Of the most
celebrated authors, and every one Of them b ~iiasirat.
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Of them colOredl Catalogues sent TEEE BY return Of
mail. 70 any person Who viii drop line addressed 10
HENRY r. @. BARKLRY,
No. TT Greenwieh street EeW.YOrk.
January Is, le57.-3m.
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Sold by all dealers throughout the United statet,
Canada, Mexico, Cuba, aud South America.
HEATH, WYNKO0P Il Co, ProPrietors,.
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Manufactures Of Per.umcry Of all kinds, and in grea
variety.
Dec. 95, 1855. en-.
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THR Music FRlz The following gem quaint
" expresses the unfortunate condition oil The
early birds that a few weeks ago cafoled their
sweet songs. which announced the approach Of
spring, but whose voices have been hushed by
the recent cold snap =
sThe Hrst bird Of spring attempted to eing,
But when he had sounded a note,
He fell from the limb-sh, a dead bird was him,
The music had irz in his throat"
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. RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose nnds q he have nsshJ run out, discovered
shas u The East Indies, a certain cure iof Consunp
ton, BrOnehids, COaghs Colds and general debthiJ-
vas discovered By him When bis Only
ehnd-a daughtsf-wn giten Sp % de. Wishing 10
DO a. much good - possible. he vfl sebd 10 such o.
shPshaie'ed ieilou beings GsTsq1est i me- recipe, win
fl d~ireetious for making up and successfully uiing H.
Hs requires each app icant 70 inelose him ons shilling
three cents 70 be returned ~ postage on Che recipe,
and the remainder 10 be npled 70 he payment Of
his advertisement. Addres Dr.. II. JAMES
No. IL Grand Street, jersey City, Nss Jersey,
Jab. 4. iaB6s-8m.
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WHAr is Ir.-MOst OF our readers have no.
noticed the following advertisement in our col
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49, ma PRN NOR INK USED. On.

umns
a.. MO PEN NOR INK USED. 81.
No COPY Initiated, No Teacher Required.
MAclaur;n's Patent Self-Instructlng process
IN paumanship enables every one TO write with
The greatest sase. elegance and rapadity. 1t
has been amply tested and permanently estah,
Iisbed in the Public Schools of New York. and
he eountiup rooms OF our first MERCHANTS
The process, complete. with full directions for
nae. will be sent prepaid on the receipt OF one
1oIIsr. To clubs or agents. six copies for $5,
liberal discount on large orders. Address
fslsnd 4 MacLaurin, 345 Broadway, New
Do1au~ taHHNa u ssa I
York.
VIZ have been shown testimonials trom a
number Of our leading Educators anS Mer'
chants Who endorse the merits OF "AacLaur'n's
Process" in the most %unequivocaI manner
We are assured that Messrs. Leland & Mac
I.auFin are responsible and will promptly for
ward de process on receipt Of the money
Thoss Via want to know more oft before re
hitting, eau send . 8 cent P. o. stamp ant
obtain spsper (ptepaid) with descriptions. tea
simouials. etc.--lRichardsOn's New York Jour
al sTfE13al3 on
4.
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RUSSELL 4 RICHARDSON
HAVEN WORK ENTITLED
THB MUSICIAN'S GUIDE.

Edited BY NATHAN RICHARDSON, another Of the
NOdern School for the Piano Forte, which recently
took The First Prize Medal, and is so highly recon-
mended by ThalbeTg, Dre!schock, Jewell, DR.. Mason,
Vim. Mason, and others, as being superior to all other
instruction books published,
The Musician's Guide will be ready th Is month. The
engraving is one of the most important plates 10 the
cause OF its delay. Its a large quartz Of So Psges,
containing many beautiful engravings, and a descrip-
live index TO the ideas Of over 500 different composers
Of music. 1t i an invaluable book for teachers Of mu'
sic, amateurs, and all players and singers.
DESTROYS Of making a rapid introduction Of this work
We are induced to GIVE AWAY the first edition o
ONE THOUSAND COPIES to people interested n ma
sic, and we will PRE- PAT THE POSTAGE.
?. S.-You will certainly get a copy, FREEOF ALA
EXPENSE, by sending your name Aad address, with
cut delay to RUSSELL L RICHARDSON,
Musical Publishers, BOstOR-
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eE- All papers giving tbe above three insertions,
nd forwarding a copy Of the paper to me, will receive
a deed for a Farm>right of 100 acres Of land in any
aart of the United STATES where the Counties are not
pd. s. u. TUFTS FateA1ee'
oFeb. Ie-57-3
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The mil requires less power to drive d than sBy
ether mill, and the power furnished is sufficient V
drive extra machinery with it.
TGggdrfs Patent Shingls MI.
self-f feeding and capable Of saving out from twenty b
thirty .hiugles per minute in the very best manner.
This is the cheapest and most efficient single ma
chine there is constructed.
Rice's Patent Spring Guide.
A new method of operating circular save, entirelJ
obviating the most serious objections In the use Il cir
cular saws.
The subscribers also furnish
Portable Grst Mills,
Portable Flour Nils,
Circular Saw Mis-,
Aud other improved machinery for all purposes.
Apamphlet Containing a full description OF the COM
bination mill and cur other patent machinery, illasirAt-
ed with fine engraviBgs, will be furnished without
charge, on application to J. N. EMERSON 4 Co,
No. l Spruce Street, NsW-YOrk.
A. G. BRAGG, st. Louis, No.
Feb. &c. 1857.
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S. q, Tufts Patent Portable
sELF-sUPPORTING


Total, Iva CehH1
The above estimate Is based upon 81 per 100 feet for
lumber. There will be the same difference, whatever
the cost Of lumber may be. In fencing 10 acres Of land
the So wing made BY using the Patent Fence is $3l 20:
fencing | mile Of Railroad, on bDth sides, sl66.+o.-
Farmers and Mechanics are invited 10 call and examine
il. 1t has already been examined aud approved by the
r1Ost intelligent Farmers and Mechanics Of the Miami
Valley.
Tine fence is not only the cheapest that can be made,
but il has other and great advantages
lst. 1t can be made in bad weather, when farm hands
are generally idle.
End, The Fence being all above ground will last
without repair twice as long asa post aud board
Fence,
Sd. The Fence being Portable, can be charged and
moved without injury, and in q short time,
These advantage will be appreciated BY every Farm.
or. and all are therefore invited to call and see it
now exhibiting at the Gait house, Cincinnati. Farm
rights Of leo acres will be sold for about one half Of the
sum saved in fencing lO;acres Ofland.
gE- Country, Township, Farm and Rail Road rights
for sale. All further information viii be given by ad-
dressing H.. u. ICFis'
Maineyile, Warren County, Ohio.
Or at the GAIT HOUSE.
Corner, Sixth and Main Street, Cincinnati
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uorkA acknowledgements

From Albert @. richardson's
Advertising And nouespondeao once, 500 Bso~dsaJ.
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TO EDITORS. Russell l. Richardson will send you
Two Dollars worth Of their Latest Musical Publications
and the Musicians Guide, postage paid, u you will giss
the above ADVERT. emeht, liGcluding this oderh one Ia
sertion in your paper.
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NSTATE NOTICE MOTT e Is Sereby given that the
u undersigned have been appointed and qualified -
executors Of the last wll and testament Of Elias Hash,
deceased. late Of Cantll county, Ohio.
Feb IL. 1857. 1KSm
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Administrators Sale.

William c, Ware, In pursuance oil an or
administrator OF der OF tne frooate Court
william Ue.ton, deceased, J of Carroll county, Ohio
va to me directed, | will OF,
Nanev Davis. ct. ais fer for sale on the preni'
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4 GIFT Of One h0VsdNd CQpies TIT
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Tar FINANCES or CuBA.--ln the Prenso Of u ?
2ist you viii ind es,imste OF the espensessG the
vsrument Of this stand preseatei "a tho CrtN oy ee
Conct a. believe tss " the first time ihst hes Do
done and gives q pretty correct idea OF the stpens
which Spsn II usdeY 10 keep " the ever fasn a. ssoa
All the xperses Including 81 20, 0c0 70 De
and ts SIS OF Regala segsrs Tor The Court, sncsns
30 0sT $50 FOR the grst SIX months The reveuuss
sn Kinds are esti mated, during the same period
90 l4s 2ia 81 ~ This estimate gives but az imperle
issa % ire wealth Of the stand ~ eli the ten are fw
pshed by the castcm houss. h'ge mnsa teH 'es
y..rly Information has been received here that a
Captain General will receive but $4,000 per anaam % :
,,ssI NJ ss9 go Experence has demonstrated that
,here ia NO uss In ncressps the mpeasaton OF
peopc 10 induce them 10 honest. oshes large sssrs
viii sso be cuftaled and new custom house rcSu sos
Iurcducsd calculated 10 prevent smusgiug on srsot
scale
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A D.RrNoos PRrsoSER.--One Of the Dartmoe
prsor living here J, ". Lander, OF his town 80
. marine board the American rrissts CHESAPEAKE.
cart. Lawrence when she vas taken ~ The Bruso n'
gate shannon June 1, 1913, Of Boston narbot Nc vS
tOofntd in Dsr PRISON NJ the time Of toe nasscrs
ae subse tuettly exchassed and was for tine sta
toned ut the navy yard at Chsrlcsiovn Uadsr zoe sr
81 1855 he applied fot bounty land, snc reoe,vsi
Cosat9 ysa B,
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LIST OF LETTERS
eanshsg y chs lev Ysrk ~ Pet edase,
Friday, Jan. 10, 1851.

rsSusAsl Exclusively n TIE NEW Yexx HsaAIS by A. q
coagFess-Ns psp~ Aovks ~ avssa sr~sxs~ q psS~