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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02

G. II Z I LA ID 5 III A w l. s
REcEIYED THIS MORNING.
We have opened this morning Carton of Shetland
shrss in Scarlet ard BLACK. Very desirale and
glois
OF dkwu BRYANT h SHELDON.
ME USEC AL,-Persons DESTROYS Of receivug Ele
IVA mentary Instructions upon the Piano Forte may
engage the OF experienced and accomplished
lady teacher by calling upon, or addressing "Muslc
TeIlher,' cotnsr of Pleasant and Grown streets
Ter ~ mode ate and instru iton thorough. distt o2
fEy+ HOUSE AND LAM a.uR SALE.
k.iiil sale. a Dwelling and half an Of land
Jul West Boylsop, me theOhurch and school house.
Ou lot ia large assortment Of Fruit Trees of all
r.es In good beaing condition The house Il two ito
RIGS high well foished, neatly new aud contains nine
rooms Water into The house fro never falling
spdng Terms Of payment easy. For further pirticu-
lars apply o. Whitney The premises, to q. g. Bar
mari, proprietor tbs West Boystn Omnibus line to
j. ARNARD,
% d2tsw&wh General Express ONE, worce,er.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02

TO LET.
FENO RENT.-A Lower Tenement on Orange St.,
having Rooms. Hard and soft Water in the
house. Inquire of G. P. BRYANT.
octl IL
Two rem TT TWO TENEMENTs. at
No % Providence Street.
oct1 d6t
o., TO RENT-Thst beautiful double House,
a.,!,I No. 90 Austin street. Inquire Ct
LII, D. R. PRATT,
$40 diff No. II Wellington street.
'B'O LET-A small tenement at the corner Of Ed
1 ward and Hevport streets. Also ShoGmaber's
Shop. Inquire of g. HOLMES, on the premises, or of
u. s. HOLMES, at D. d. Reyes, Main street.
$40 dlWA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02

GNITR BANK.-The Stockholders of the City Bank
Of Worcester, hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting for the chace of Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any other business that may
legally before tbem viii be held their Banking
Room, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of October next, at
O'Clock p. NATHANIEL PAINE, Cashier.
SIG dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02

FANCY GOODS.
Our goods all selected with great care expressly
for our retail trade, of the FIRST QUALITY and at
the lowest prices for Cash
u Every article warranted as represented
apo deod&w FIRTH & NICHOLS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02
CAR ADS OF
DOMESTIC GOODS, FLANNELs,

a 4
Table Linens, TickiagS, Denims, Stripes, Frock.
ingS, CaSSimeres, DoeSkiaS, Checks
for Boys Wear, &C., &c.,
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than the cheapest for
CASH. Call at 2 " aud 2 % MAN, Corner of Ne
chanio street, for the best selections and the greatest
Bargains.
j. s. PINKHAM.
N, 81 would most respectfully inform the public
and all my old Customers that longer connected
with the City Store" that my copartnerhp with j. H.
CLARK was dissolved august Z 1858 should be most
happy to see all old customers and the public at my
new place of business where they shall be well used,
goods freely shown and prices right. shall not be
dersod by any establishment in this city. Call then, at
the corner OF Main and Mechanic Streets the old STOWE
stand if you would buy cheap J. s. P.
s24 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02
TO HE TAX PAY e R !.

TREsURRR's OFFICE,
City Of Worcester, September Is, 1858 (
The Tax Bills ara all ready for settlement
Six per cent dicount if paid before October o.
Office in City Hall Building. Office hours from a. m.
to p, M, and to5 M till Oct. l. And from g. NJ
o Ia p, N. and to p M, till Oct. 10.
GEORGE w. w HELLER,
sid dtO9 Treasurer and Ciolactnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02

TFNBE sTOCk HOLDERS OF Mill.
4 BURY BANK, hereby notified that their AN
NUAL MEETING will be held at their Banking Rooms
MONDAY, the 4th day of October next, at O'clock
p. choose Directors for the ensuing year to take
what action they may think proper in relation to the
SiT Section Of Chapter 1885, of the Acts OF 1888 and
transact any other business that may properly he
fore them. By order OF the Directors.
FF d ATWOOD, Cashier.
RAM emf. &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-02

XETORCEsTE RAAk.-Tfe annual Meeting
w of Stockholders will be held SATURDAY DC
tober Oh at IL O'Clock d. at their Banking House. in
Worcester to choose Directors for the year ensuing to
fix the limit of their ibilies and act on any other
business that may legally come before them
SO dist00 WILLIAM OROSs, Cashier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14
rAsslNG RESOLUTIONS.

The Sf0tefnon suggests that the Leg
stature sLuuid p.s, irs.,iutiohs Grr the Iur
po,e Of enlighleling Congrr,smeu how o.
yute ca hsusas u,sIlers. We 'u-t that II
vii do uo such foolish thing. Il Is slhr Ju
~ Oi Z" gfvss Ia make law, lur the Uuiun.
and II ls hUt improbable thai the mplnl,pr.
ale quite rs cuiui eleul to attend ~ tia,
bHSlnes. Ms are the "a ulers Of the OHIO
Legislature. At All events, il is none Of
tie official business Of tie ullo Legisla
ture, Hld Il had bpiIei wait uuul II Is ask
ed f"r lis opinion. StaJsApils u iO4.
Tie UA'OH Belongs to that poru,n Of
the Democratic Press Of Ohio, that sup
ports the Lecomltion Constitution swinLle.
It protests against the ANTICIPATED action Of
the Ohio Legislature, aud insists that no
voice shall lie sent fom this Stale to de.
nouuce the iuiIuily. Qai,e natural iudee,l.
a newspaper that c.n swallow with relish,
the acts Of the Calhoun Convention, or one
that eau stand by aud see its own chrri. h.
ed docirire Of "Squatter Sovereignty"
in the dust, would e yer, likely
TO protest against the voices Of Others be
ing head, that are more manly, more con-
sistent aud more warmly attached to priu'
cipIes,
But does the UMon understand exactly
what it is pro estlng against? Does it /
know, that while opposing the presumed
action Of the Ohio Legislature, it is advo
eating denial OF The right OF retitionl-
II State Legislature has tight to peli
ton or instruct its delegation in Congress
how 10 vote, and for what to vote, can the
people themselves do itl We iudg- not.
It one have the right, tie other have il also.
Ii neither have ii the right Of petition Is lost,
'and the words themselves are hut high
Sounding geuerahties." I he Union how.
ever rcckons without It's host. The peo
PIE of Ohio have n right to petition Con-
gless on any snl jet they choose. They
lave right TO instruct their Senators aud
Representatives how to act auI how To vote.
The Legislature can do the same, aud will
'efoIe another week passes. notwithstand
ng the prote,tations Of the Cnion, aud the
analeaI rav;ng, Of those papers in the
State that can think o. nothing but how
o grade the white mau, aud how to keep
lie negro euslaved.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

MEssAoE.-We yield nearly all Of our
available space this week, 10 the excel.
lent Message of Governor Chase. 1t is
written in a modest, unas.uming man.
uer, and sets forth the views Of the writer
on State aud National affairs, with that
cleapess of perception that characterizes
every thing that eminales from the wor-
thy author. The finances Of the State are
in a cleditabIe condition, the Banks still
doing safe business, while Agriculture
Education, and the Arts, are prospecting
TO an extent heretofore unknown 10 Ohio.
We however commend a c"Ieful perusa of
the Message to every reader Of our paper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14
THE KANSAS IMBROGLIO.

In our last issue We published the Ge.
tails Of conflict between Gen. Lane, head.
ing the Frea State men OF Ktn>,s, and II
potion Of the United States troops station.
ed in that Territory 10y order ofthe Feler.
al Government. This is to he deeply de
pIored Yet when we bear in mind, the
ohIoquy that has been heaped upon the
Free State men for the last two years, the
prosecutions they have endured, the insults
that have been offered them. the Outragcs
that have been inflicted upon them, the
d,vlish acts they have been silent witness
es to, the losses they have sustained in
property, limb and life, 10y awIess hordes
from neighboling state. we cannot won.
der that they have turned and are now
making bold, manly and vigorous stand
in defence of their homeS,and their rights
Who is to blame,as being the cause of the
necessity that has obliged the Fee State
men to pursue this course9 Not the Mis-
sourians, for they have been mere tools in
the hands Of other parties. But tie Adj
ministration itself. 1t has stood codIy
and silently by, and seen their homes in.
vaded, their children murdered before their
eyes, their women outraged, their dwell.
lings sacked, their property plundered,
themselves manned. .disfranchised, , and driv.
en- from their claims to find food and shel.
ter rs best they could. 1t has done no.
thing to prevent lawlessnRss, nothing to
prevent anarchy, nothing to procure peace,
nothing to provide safety, nothing TO see
that justice was done; but on the contrary
it is too patent to every one that has
watched the progress of events in that dis
.t"acted Territory, that the Administrations
Of Gen. Pierce, and Mr.. Buchanan, both,
were and are in secret completely with the
Kansas desperadces, aud the latter is still
urging them on in their infamous work.
The Free State men have not been ohliv.
ious to this. They have known it and
borne it calmly and quietly. And now
when it is sought in secret and in public,
BY means legal and i'leg' !, by frauI and
by cunRirg, by threats and by Fede al
power. to force upsn them institutions and
laws, which they copdemn and which they
have time after time pronounced against,
can we, we again ask, wonder that they
are asserting and vindicating their rights
be they assailed from whatever quarter
they may.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHrLaDELPHIG Pa.


Il BsRspolent Kssiifyt;oa, ssigJlisLsd .,
specioi sadOVnas1sf IOr he rsiisf Of II,
sick 0nd disirsssi g5Fiotsf rin virulen
0nd Epi ismie diseases.
III - al per.Ous aflctrd sith Sexual Diseases
l such as sperma'OrhUs, Seminal H'eskns...
im20tence. GJn0uho-a elect, Syrhils the Vice
Of Onsni.in. or Sylf Abu-e, &c.
The Ilo~ard Associuiion, In yiez Of The De.
ptiJus practi-ed up0u the unfortunate We.
tins Of such discases by q, acks, several yests
ago directed th-if CuusLl iag surgeon, .. .
Charitable Act sOrihy o. their name. q oYen
q Disp-n-sry iUr the treatment Of this ella u
di-easss, ~ 40 their i0rm-; aud 10 rise Nedica
Advice li'ait., 10 all Sio apply by letter. Eiih
q de.ciipiinh Oi their condition. tage, urcupa.
iiIn, habiis II lie, &c.l and in c4.e- OF e.
enc puyetty, b. iurul-i medicines Lee Of
charge. lt Is needles a. adi that the 4 As4u.
cta'i1n cHnmAld, the highr, Medical ssiil
OF the age, ani all iurui-h the nOsI sppro.
we'd "a i'icru treatment
The Directors, ON a ieyieW Of the past. feel
as.sIfcd that lhrii ,Jof- g. this sphere Of b.
nevuieut ffrt, have beeu oi great benefit to
Ih all ctrd, espseiail, " the yOurg, aud thrS
have resolved TO devote thrm-el,e., win ~
nrweI aeil, " this very important but much
despi-ed cause
Just Published by the Association, a re-.
pn't ON S,,s matOrhUrs, or seminal Weakness
the ice Of Uuanism, Ma-'utLsiion or Sci
Abusc, aul other di-ca-e- Of the sexual Ur
gaHs. by the cou-ulliug Surgeon, which p 81
b seu by niali, (ii a -e he'd l,ttrr envelope
irre ui chHgc. on tie receipt II tao stamp
IUF passage ddires., iJf repC of tIeatment
lr George u LaihOup, Consulting surgeon
li8Sasd d--grid'inu, Va. souih Niu.h -
Phitd. .rh,s Pa. Il, ud-r e 'hr p.,rc'Ofs.
ELdA -. ilEARFN
S"tctdty. Plcsi .eHt
Dee - 1881
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

MURRAY & LANMAX's FLORIDA WAFER.
1.-The p'Ice of IN ant Gle wer5 always tue
measure Of t. value, We mgI snpposr th.t
this exqujst- perfume aud cosnnlc WAS
inferior & some foIeign sceuts Of which u
fol th ofte quantty contained in ons of
the Florida Water hH IS, is sold q Enur
times the price. But as we yankees"
have an Independent way of forming opin-
ion from the evidences Of our own senses
our conclusion in this in.t,nce is very
blferert one. We have Fe'tei the prepara
tlOn in various ways, and unhest tngIy pro
nounce lis fragrance as indetrm tble, as
fresh and flower like, and in all respect as
agr eeable rs that of any toilet water WITT
winch Cologne, Paris, or !.ontlon has ever
furnished Us, Thjs.ls Die verdict If all
Spanish America, aDdt to it VIC say amen
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

To Me La ieS-What do our ladies
think about getting up u spper on the
evening Of the 22nd of February-lhe
proceeds Of which to he applied 10 the
cleaning out and improving of the Grave.
yardl
We spoke, some time ago, in reference
Il our graveyard; but our citizens did
not appear willing TO do any thing in tile
matler We now appeal to our enterpri.
sing ladies'. and ask them To take this mat.
ter in hands, if those who ougM to do it
will not. 1t is not necessary for us to say
ANYTHING in regard 10 the condition of our
burial grounds, AS everybody knows how
they have been npeIcrel- how they have
been suffered t. become Overg,own with
briars, aIders aud brush, until they have be-
come perfect wilderness. Strangers think
that there Is very little interest manifested
IN regard to the place in which we bury
our dead. And indeed it do"s seem as if we
cared very little where our friends are bur,
led, SD We get them under the ground.
And our &dsw1lks, too. We invite the
attention Of ouI ladies' To the necessity Of
Their improvement. As there is no use in
appealing T. the proper oues to have this
thing attended t", we appeal to you.
We have Town Council IN this place;
but they do not appear to have any diSpo
sition TO attend to these things, which duty
properly belongs to them; aud as our male
citizens do rot appear to be interested, we
propose 10 the ladies tie rrorriety Of get.
ting up a supper fr said purposes. Will
you come to the rescue ladi-s?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

III Il ,, go .,u. ago. %. sypa sas .l-
" pItsleIsu. -U' trIHuH, eHeFe fp he hf
q. a u he'd 's rua si,- ara I. tie iil veu. ui
hrittH, Ia, d,-.d.e 80 Fuisury.lU,. -
Whch nearly AL h- reiiijvc. ha d,d To
q cum tauC Shich Il tD bi. ircn, rtv we've
as tdl w.: H. younger siuttcr VA, ia "a,
habit .; reading g. hin ifum b ,uks about the
house, to whls away biz weary hours uny
daN he read To hlm from an old buos puilsi,
Ell IN Londnr, a',uuJ thr ,Hildle # the seve
teenth ccutufh % Sgst ~a> st,led A svupr.
aHd ce,Iaiu reunele, lpr dl,ca.r, f. ye Lu.g-
Mt wholly without hope, ahd uLsi!Iing t.
leave any tthing ~ jred ~hich gave promise ui
re,irl, The sick aud dying man had Tie prescri
bel rcmrdie, prepared aud commenced its u,e
The result Vas favorable. Ia two months h.,
was able To wJlk about the IrrmiSe, witEOu,
difficulty, gnl ia seven months from the time
that he commenced it, u-e he Was eniifelv
well, aud has not been c"nhued a day since.
GreaGiul towards an all se pruyidrnce for
hts restoration, he pre-c' Ibed IL iof a Il in hi
viciui y Who were afflicted with Diseases U,
the lungs, and Genr'sl Debility, and iu every
case it has proved effective.
Thoroughly 4afi4hed that II il the orlv safe
and certain cure for Consumption, and with.
ing to do lis fellow brings W are suffering,
as much good Os possible, he has concluded t.
send the recipe, with full Instructions for pat
ting up aud using the medicine he, t. all who
may order it. lie requires all applicants to
enclose postage stamp to paw postage on the
return Of the answer aud recipe, aud direct TO
NJ. +. McKelvey, Sandusky City, o., aud they
will be prOmnrly sent by return Of mail.
Jan. 7, lS55.-Iy
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

srsuasefFed into her Constitution, which
hss attracted within hsr b, rler-, the free
L5aren Of 50 many lands. vbo have -
isikvly contributed 10 ihal woudeifBi de
ye pment Of eurtgies aud IesouIces which
in,llfes, At once, ier, eut gratitude sid on-
g, sxultatsn. lhe Leople Of OHIO viii
Beger by their Hctioh. chaIge the iOlndeIs
gi her institutions with ignoIaner OF the
True principals Of popular Government, uor
contribute by tliier sufnses to lhe rxteu
s.gH or Continuance Of an evil aud wrong
iion whico they have been - happily de
lgsp d by the wise forecast VI tue Falhels
:. lie Republic.
S. P. CHASE,
CoLUMBus, Jauury 4, 1858.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

EE Our Columbus Correspondent, will
be kind enough 10 lear with us this week.
His communicates did not reach US un
ill late, aud as the Message WAS partly in
type, before we received it, we have been
obliged to hold it over for our next issue.
Hereafter we hope to be able, to lay lis
,lettels hefore tie readers Of The Free Press,
ut much earlier date.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14
NJ 4 Il r / b D..
On the 25th Of December, by Jonathan Mil
bouru, Esq, Mr.. Joseph Grimes to Miss Eliza
beth E. Roudebush, all OF this county.
NJ 4 RKET rs.


CARRoLLToN, Jan. l3.
FLOUR-$5,o 5,oO@5.5O u ltd.
RYE FLOUR.->2 25 % bbI,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-$2,OO.
CORN MEAL soc. u bush.
WHEAT--60@sOc.
RYE--4 )c.
BUCKWllE AT--33c.
OATS--22
CORN--33
CLOVER SEED-S425.
TlMlrY SEED-$l, so.
FLAX SEED--85.
EGGS--I0.
BUrTER-l4.
LARD--8.
TALLOW-l2t.
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CIRCULAR.

On the kr' day Of July, 1857. A. FaAns,,oe and sOs
'" Fahns'oek Of Philadelphia, Pa. A. B. Hull, Of Nsw-YorE
and l. Schwartz, Of Pittsburgh. rsassocad hsmsslys, for
further term Of business under the style and km heretofore Of
B. A. FAHNESToCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESToCK Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
B. A. FAHNESroCK, HULL Co.. Nsw-York Civ.
In each Of which three ess We continue our Wholesale Dny
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given the Importation Of propr
eay articles from abroad; and fl stock of w.s,tab,bd
popular remedies will BE- kept constantly for SALE Orders for our
B. B.AFAHNESToCK'S well-k vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRo2aHrO2 and EXCLUSIVE MAyU7AcrUaEasl
should be addressed either Of the aboyenam-d e,,ab hp
We eo'ti'1 ta' |I1gfsars Of Waite Ls1i Red Leld and
Lttarge, a, Pit,sJurgh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

Peterson's Masazine,-The February
number of this periodical is here-bright
and fresh as ever 1t is. as usual, good -
The Parable of the Lilly is spIended en-.
craving. The workable will be apprs
o:a,ed by the ladies' Remember We club
With Peterson: Peterson and the Fire,
Prsss for one year at 1915, iD advance
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Pits! PItsl! FitsllI
DR.. HoHes's ReyetaJls Extract EoRepiic
P,Hs, for hs cure Of Fit. Spasa,s,
Cramps anil oH NerUOps aud

Con.t.tufionol Diseases.

Constitutional Diseases.
pERSONS laDufing under thi, distressing
niladv will Gnd DE-. llince's Yrgeiatlc
EWl"ptic PHI 10 be the OILY remedy ever dis.
covered Tor curing Epilsp-y or Falling Fits.
ihere pills pOssers a specific action on Ire
aervous system; aud. although they are pre-
pared es'eciay i1r tive purp0 Of curing Fns
they viii he iSuud az especial benefit iJr q /
person, afflicted with weak nerve, or wbo.e
'r'ou> :! sten has be-u pry.trurl H shatter.
ed liom anS etu.e ~halevrr. L. Cnronic com.
plants, or diseases OF lDug -tanding, suuerin
duced by nervousness, they aie eGcelleutly ben.
ehral
Prce 80 per boz, or two boxe. for S5.-
PeIsUn- cut OF the ciy, enclosing remittance.
will have thepi |. sent them through the mail,
Tree OF pO't.ge. For ,ae b, Seth S. lance.
No. l5S lumDre St,eet, Baltimore, Nd, To-
whom orders irom parts VI TIE Union must
be addres-ed, post paid.
Ardl 80 ls57..ly
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OFFICE OF 1HF JUDGE OF PRnBATR J

N'i"'tNht SNSSihNSi ~-i iNOIs
fDHE following accounts of Executors, Ad.
minislrarors aud Guardians have been filed
in this office, and are set for heari on
Monday, the 9Th day Of January, A. n 1883,
at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, al will be
continued from day to day until all arr 1ispo.
Sed Of The filing and pendency OF ~hIC.. Ae
countants aud heirs interested will take MOTTO
viz:
First Account of William CLARK, Guardian
OF minor heirs of Rein Stone.
man, deceased.
" Henry Smi'h, Guardian of mi
nor heirs OF Adam States, deed
Third " William Baxter Admin itrator
of Isaac Willis, deceased.
Final Joseph Ranney, Administrator
of Jacub Muckley, deceased.
A. .. Stewart, Executor Of will
of Janes Cowden. deceased.
Leonard Harsh, Administrator dc
bnniS non, of Ezekiel Davis deed.
First john W. Cox, Administrator OF
James Cox, deceased.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Dee. a. Std Probate Judge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

u Every persOl shIuld read the advertise
ment q Grindle's Celebrated Magic compound
and Auci.h Japaness Lite Pills uhich appear
alierhaiely in smother column. They aie the
most successful remedies I've brought beiore
the vrfld. Try them aud be cured.-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

PATRIcK FoLEY, the murderer of Fo,
I'm, bss been arrested and in the New
Lisbon Jail. His trial will come off in
February next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14

We invite the attention Of our readers to
gfe Circular Of B. A. Fahnestock l. Co., Pitts.
blrgh, Pa, in another part Of our paper.
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GU ARDlAN'S SALE,
0. ]. Cooper
vs..

0. J. Cooper
vs.
James Shocknesses heirs
IN pursuance Of all oI der OF the Probate Court
L Of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer at pub.
he sale, Oh the premises, on
Saturday tile 18Th day of January, Il. D.
1853.
between the hours OF ten o'clock A. N, and
thee O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, with appurIenances, situated in
Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio viz: the
undivided one half of the north half of the
northwest quarter of section eight (s), in
township sixteen (l6), Of range seven az be.
ginning for boundary, at the northwest corner
Of said section; thence south, ninety eight per
cheS TIA stone; thence east, eighty perChes
to stone; thence north thirty six perches to II
stone; thence eighty perchss to s'one, thence
north TO the north liue of said section; thence
west to the place of beginning, containing
eighty acres more or less. Terms: One third
OH day Of Sale, one third in one year, and the
Tema nder in two years, with inter est secured
by mortgage on the premises.
o. j. COOPER, Guardian
OF james W. Shocknesse, and
Dec, II, '07.'5w. Rsbecca Jane ShOckuess.
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- Our Cleveland market repoIis have
lusv0ilably been crowded out.
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House and Lind
+ Q r S AL { !

A : intend removing to the west, will sell
n at private sale, my house and lot. situated
Un east Main street-third house from the pub.
lie square, in CarrolltOn. Said house is two
story frame, with eight rooms, aud a good
Urge ceIlIr There is a good well Of water at
the door, under roof On the lctis good new
Iaols. | will also sell my lJts OF four acres of
land, lying just south of town. Said lots are
1otrom land, and well calculated for pasturing
stock. | "i srllcheap and Oh favorable terms.
Jan Z, SO. -3n. P. II. ANCHUTZ.
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There will be preaching at the Methodist E.
Il atch this evening al O'Clock.
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O, to Baxter Slerlins's for your Burning
: id and Fluid Lamps.