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FOR THE
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NEW YORK, Oct 11th, 1870.
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VOLUME FIrTY-sIx, 1878.

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Tumor of 12 Years. Growth Cured by
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A N ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Issuing of License,

40 AroNluo lOr Ine Issuing OF LlcenSe'
SECTION 1. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL
OF THE INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF MCAR-
THUR, That 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons within the incorporate limits Of
said village 70 peddle, hawk, sell or offer to
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goods, wares, merchandise or notions of any
kind or description whatsoever, unless such
person or persons shall first have procured
from the Mayor of said Village Tor in case of
the absence or inability OF the Mayor, from
the Clerk of said Village,) license for that
purpose.
SEC. 2. The Mayor Tor in case OF his absence
or inability, the Clerk,) is hereby authorized
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IN any sum not less than One Dollar nor more
than Fifty Dollars, at the discretion of the
Mayor.
This ordinance shall take effect from and
after due publication.
j. W. DELAY, President pro TEN.
MORRIS EVANS, Clerk.
Passed February q, 1879
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NOTICE.

BAPTIST DURBIN, of Knox county, Ohio,
John Durbin, George Durbm; Jane, wife OF
Daniel Horn; Rebecca, wife Of Ellis Ashburn:
James Durbln, Morris Durbin, George Dur,
bin, Samuel Durbin, Baptist Durbin, Benja-
min Durbin, Joseph Durbin; Anora, wife Of
Dial; Hannah, daughter Of John
Durbin, deceased; and wife Of and Mary,
daughter of John Durbin, deceased; and wife
OF ;William Trullinger, and ia
COB Trullinger, residing in Fayette county,
illinois; Anora, wife of Michal Matingly;
Mary, wife of Nathan Matingly; Joseph Dur
bin, Mary Durbin and Emily Durbin, residing
in Muskingum county, Ohio; Elizabeth, wife
Of Martin Engle; John Durbin, William Dur
tina, wife Of Joseph Bechtol Louisa, wife of
John Marshall, residing in Knox county,
Ohio; Francis Durbin and Charles Durbin, re-
siding in Tuscarawas county, Ohio; Hiram
Trullinger, residing in Ashtabula county, and
Michael Trullinger, whose place of residence
is unknown, will take notice that Patrick
Kelly, executor of James Durbin deceased,
OF the county Of Vinton and State OF Ohio, did,
ON the 7th day of January, A. ID. 1873, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for said county Of Vinton and State Of
Ohio. against the said persons hereinbefore
mentioned, defendants, setting forth that he
Patrick Kelly, was the duly appointed and
qualified executor of the last win and testa-
ment OF James Durbin, deceased; that the
persons named in this notice and made de-
PENDANTS in said action, were relatives OF the
said James Durbin, living at the time of his
decease; that he, Patrick Kelly, as executor,
has disposed of all the property specifically
Dequeathed in said will as therein directed;
and that Baptist Durbin, defendant, brother
Of said james Durbin, deceased, claims ali
the balance Of said estate to the exclusion of
all the other relatives OF said James Durbin:
that in said will there is doubt and ambiguity
as to who is entitled to receive the balance Of
sald estate; and asking the court for q con-
struction OF said will, and for direction as to
the manner in which he, the said executor,
shall distribute the funds remaining in his
hands.
sald petition VIII be for hearing at the Feb
rualy term of said court, commencing Febru-
ary 11th, or as soon thereafter as the same can
beheard. PATRICK KELLY
By JOHN MAYO, his Atty
January 8, 1S73-6w.
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4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.
A PROMINENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
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traitor of the Estate OF Rebecca Harkless,
late of Vinton county, deceased.
NATHANIEL SIM0NTON,
February 8, 1ST3-w3. Administrator.
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Trustees Sale
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HOUSE A Nd LOT.

by NrrlGe OF Deed Of Trust, exrru.
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dated I0th oi January. 1859. conveying
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Der, thence 81 Ieei inches With line
OF NJ. 3 l.nI 10 Arm Root. line, prnce
II lret with Ann Roots line To the md.
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lot M 2 Ia The siOre-aId and New
Street. thence uIth -aid New SITreI AZ
ieel 10 Ihr beginning. hrIhg one hsll oi
I.oI No. 2. together " IiiI oil me buildings
aud Improve Inents thereon ur thereto be-
longing. whIrh deed was made for the
purPo,e OF securing the payment u +.
A Raider srd h. p"r-"nal representa-.
i've. residing in Hsrp-r's Ferry. the SUD
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1859.
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