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Ih.i! I I 'IS I.IH- it, ol' i i i I'd of 1 'i 1 I I i i I m.VuoVl'i'oi'li. Il flii'i'l'il 1 1' I I I 1 Oln' i present ai! order for saiil -ii iVoiu tin. 1 cliii'l' up- dv tlie I'lwiily uoiniiitatioii- ilii'i'u liui'ii labor i i i i unit nuvtBi'iiils 1'iirnislietl iu i sii ol'llnj to llie mi -iiiif, specilioil it shall In; Hit; tVuty of the treasurer oiti'u to ifcliver to iliu commis iho persons ilt'-siiigiiiUud in i i i i wrillt'ii onlur, bonds lo an uii.unit not I'XcoL'iliujj ciulity live I nr, of iituiiinii said or- 1 Tliu trou-uri'i- stale slittli ui i limo-t I'uinin pur cent. nl' I bom la i i i tliu Dual com i i i ol i roiul, mill UIL' ctit'liti i I' tin 1 chief cugincm 1 ami com- i i i i i i i i i i i in prest'iittitl i i ai 1 1. The truusurer shall enl i upon cucli of ssiitl bomls i In- ilnlo of Hiii'li ik'livury and to tin- sumo were notify Iho auditor of lliecoiin- iy the sumo of tlie date of tli'livpry.

And in case ot'nny i so tlt'livoruil to suiil tri'tisiirer ov nuy county sliall not, i i i i i i veals thu i wliou the satin- vvtid ict'cived by i be de- ui.iii'iftl in compliiinuc with the ui in of this act. ssime shall le liy sniil trvitatirur uuil ru- i i i i i i to the nuititur ol the eoiiuty issuing Si.c 0. Jn oaso of any county i i a i a a i i of l.luV bnrtortr I I)V i 1-sjMlt; of ovuic-ia-c of indebtedness, as coun'y liii." net provided, fadi year, by liiu Si i K- fie i iuiy do Ol re- bv vIi-rtiMM i either the bonds or and iiii- s.ijil i i I i i il iv bv IK ol I i I I i i i i i i i i i i I i i i i i i i i i i i In i i I I 3 i i I at.il ot I In 1 tiiiif i A i the in iiiion ol i a proper nn- nl'ter receiving the notice, provided, lt)in the etntc of the iKitivery of its bonds, so loiiit Hy siicli bonds or i evidences of dobt a i i nnd cullfCt upon tin? liisable property of sueh county of money to pay or interest, thereon, ns interest upon the s.uno shall become due. And mil faith and credit of nny I i i i i i of ivliiijh i i and I I ned by' that i i i so issninif any such bonds other evidences of debt, is liere- ploilu'ed for thn fill', payment of a i same are hereby i i i i a It'Lf'i', ami valid eliai-gu of the county same. 1 1, If two-thirds of the ''ei cast at such eluction shall be in r.ivor of constructing said road, the county commissioners shall, i i ihiys, proceed to ad- fur not than i days nor more a sixty, in one or I of e'ucuhi in -iiil that proposals i i for thu coiiaLruution if toad iiojoriliiiif to the 1 i ms of this and they shall into contract with the lowest bidder for the whole oi load, or i the party that incorporated village slmll be executed by the mayor and clerk or recorder thereof as the case may be; and if issued by a township they shall be executed by the trustees ar.d clerk thereof; and if any city or incorporated village or township issuing such bonds shall have a seal, the same shall bo impressed upon each of said bonds as provided for counties in seclion thrco-of this aet.

The bonds, after execution, slmll be placed in the iiunds of the stute treasurer as in the case of county bonds and subject to the same provisions, cept as hereinafter stated, whereupon the trustees of such township or the mayor of rftieli city, or village i the advice and concurrence of the council of village proceed to contract for the road qnenion with the same powi'i-n find governed by the same provisions as in the case of county commissioners under this ftct. The stsile treasurer shall do- liver the bonds of such city village or township in accordance with the provisions of section five of this act, sud upon no other conditions; provided, in case ot cities one terminus of the road sliall be loea- leyond the limits of snu' corporation, if so determined by a niiijority of the voters of tjio electors of said eitv or incorporated snd provided that the aggregate of the indebtedness of nny city, village or township incurred for rail road purposes under this act shall not exceed five per cent, of the taxable value of the sumo.in- eluding any appropriation which the county in which said city, village or township is situated shall make. SEC. 13. In case any city rr incorporated village or township issuing bonds as heretofore provided in this act shall faill to pay the bonds or the interest coupons, or to deposit with the treasurer of the C'ninty in which such township or incotporated village or city is situated, a sufficient sum ot money to pay the bonds or the coupons which it nitty have issued as aforesaid, which may be then due as by the terras of said bonds or coupons, the county treasurer of such county shall certify the same to the clerk of the board of commissioners of said county, stating the amount so due and unpaid by such township or city or incorporated 'village, whereupon the board of commissioners of said county shall cause the same to be nssessecd, levied nnd collected from such i or city or incorporated i a i other coiuity or incorporated village or city in i manner adding to the a thereof interest nt the rate spceitied in ssiid bond for one WASHINGTON, ITEMS, An effort is being made to organize temperance society in this place.

There nre two Portable Mills in operation within, a short distance north of town. Mr. Jas. H. Enton, nnd wife, loft on Wednesday morning for a few recreation al Jackson, Mich.

A heavy rain storm accompanied i I I I under and lightning passed over this place on Tuesday evening. Messrs. Lawrence, Caldwell and Haines, Dry Goods Merchants, are in Philadelphia laying in their stocks of goods. We are requested to any, that the examination of Teachers will commence promptly at nine o'clock next Saturday morning, at the Union School House. E.

E. A CO. Established 1835. BJ.FIILH01BCD. IMPOKTBBa AND DEALERS In Another of those delightful serenades was given on last Pridny evening, by our band, from off the top of Mrs.

C. M. Lawrence's residence. Another of our young men, Mr. Rea Pnrdum, took his departure on Tuesday morning, for a i above Pittsburgh, to engage as a silversmith, Our friends in town and its vicinity, would oblige us by informing us of any item of news that may occur in their respective localities.

Our call, last week.t'or a butcher had the desired effect. Two young men have made arrangements to open a fresh meat mnrkel, in this place commencing next week. On Tuesday, Mr J. C. Robe received a severe cut in the knee, by the accidental stroke of a foot ZANESVILLE, OHIO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DON'T BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS Until you have examined the IMMENSE NEW STOCK Just in Store at SIAFrTOyEYMEBS They have time only to Specify a few of the desirable goods in stock, but requeue EVERYBODY TO CALL And examine for themselves. New Advertisements. From Dnnclly'B Agoucy, New MONEY 1,000 YABDS FLOOR OILCLOTHS. E.

E. FOR SALE BY FILLMORE CO. Wlll find the largest, handsomest and best asbOi-teil stotk of Olive Diagonals, Scrpet'rie Diagonals, Diagonals. Kersey's English Meltons, And Fancy Cttssinieres, of all cleseriptions aiut prices, ever brought to thib market. adge, Drs.

dtessed the Patterson wound. and Smith and a i' 'I'c 1 of ftftTii bv linj si'idi'oi' i'liu and Hi' 1 n't; i til'j of i- -TI. i or i 'id i i i M.nf; of i.iiil j. i i yl s-. -Src i of this b' Uicrt- ii r( 01.

'hfi p'T si Uic prorifii issued I t''ii liy i i i i jr. a sairc ty ii'2 tii" lit 1 an for MI 'iid to t.iC'l 'ii it- Ol rpou (luU iiii-DUi 1 lln: I'll 'i' 1 H-'llll' 1 i i i. pf him f' i Wii- i i i i i 1 i i i 11 I'l'l' 1.1 111- of i in n'-i i'l Hi 1 i to tuiild the greatest of of rail for the i i i npon bonds be. i i i tu tlie witb so; inly to lie bs 1 stiid coin lii tlmt sitid rr'ttil be according to siiid con- Whonevrr in the con. I i i i i of ii railway nuclei- the ol' this net as herein viileil, it sliall be necessary to land for the i of abutments or piers of nny any stream within i i for any other purpose, to appropriate any rights or pioceorliiigs shall be by said county conducted in ac- i llic net entitled "an to provide the compensation to onri'pri of private property up- i i i tor the nso of corpora- ns," passed April 5ih, 1852, and ucts supplementary thereto, ex- 'i'p' Kiat the verdict of the jury mi tlu'jiiiijicmetit court shall MO Mii'icd us to suit the case.

9. The county coinruis- oaertt sluill have the right to re- ivu donations in lunds or money, oiiijft nnd oilier personal property 'in 1 dispose ot the same in aid of I road, and to acquire, hold and all thu necessary retd nnd ritonal property nnd francliiso in Stute Stc. 10. Said county commissioners shall havu the power and lit-rcby authorized to lease stiid i-oud, constructml under the provi of this net, o'll'ore or after 'I'M a term of years willi full powor to use and onornte the same, to nucli person or company as will furnish securilv approved ly said cornriiiMsioners; or to sell the same for such com- 3 i and upon i as r.uy 'ie ngroed upon by said commissioners and lesMcn orpin-chaser; 1 that no such contract of or sale shall be valid until sunie is ratiUutl by a majority thu electors ot such county voting at an election culled for piirposu. Stc.

11- Said county commis- 'i'-ineis shall havu power to tuUe security from oi-y or contractor chosen, ap i rrnployt'd by Mii'iu as tln-'v floem i 1 i i i They bucomu surety for any such ollicurg, or contractor, or bu i i directly or indirectly in uny covering snil railway. They shall be responsible only for their own acts. 12. The provisions of lioreby so extended as to authorize cities incorporated villa townships to vote for the of railroad, and to borrow a fund therefor, to thn ex in tin: a and silli i tin: conditions and provisions I in 1 ui relation to counties nl il viiall be tin- duty of the of any township and the of tiny i to call a meeting of such i in i i a or i us pro i MVO of this ftll i mind i contetnplnter ill oilrt -ll't, if I 7 l)' 'I i OT year, and the same shall be paid to the cfiiiily treasurer, wlio shall upon the receipt of said mony pay to tlin holders of such bonds the principal or interest for which such money mny have been collected, with the interest thereon, and cancel and return such bond or coupons to township or city or incorporated village to which the sumo may belong. SKJ.

14. This act shall take effect on nnd after ils passage, AXTKIM ITEMS. There wni preaching last Sunday nt the M. E. church by the Rev.

Mr, E. Starkey. A. F. WagstafT will remove his cat of art from this place on next Tuesday tlui inst.

W. C. Dugaii of this place lias received an ngoncy to sell the Elias Howe Sewing Muchine. Not much stir in town during tho last week; the farmers are busily engaged in putting in their spring crops. Preaching at the Presbyterian and U.

P. Church next Sabbath at 11 o'clock by Rev. Tannehill ofthe former and Caldwell of the latter. The Uev. Mr Elsnr were thrown from their bus few days since, near the toll west of town, liy tho horse i suddenly in the road.

They wore both more or lesi injured, but not seriously. About sixty a dollars have been siihsc.ribed MIP capital stock i)l the a i a Bank to be organized hei-fl Any person wishing any i a i in regard thereto, i please address Mr. J. K. Caldwell, or John Lawrence.

learn, incidentally, that as soon as the subscription reaches 875,000, an a i a i i i be effected, and operations i begin, i the a i that the stock i bo increased to one hundred a dollars. FLOOR OIL CLOTH, Common Grade. FLOOR OIL CLOTH Medium Grade. Oil Oloth Best Grade. E.

FILLMOftE CO, Will find In our im'istially large stork, everything kept In a ftrst Dry Goods Htore, Wnsh Poplins, IVr- cttU's, Piques, Victoria Lawns, For Suitings, Grenadines, Ja pun esc llobo.N, Organdies, Plain ami Striped puncso Poplins, Silks of nil snides and prices, Shptland Wool Shawls, Suinim-rmmwlsof evt i description, White Corduroy for and nil Isiuds of dress Trimmings. DOLLY VARDJKNS In every desirable pattern nnd at every conecivnbU; price. C'ome and see ns at Shairner and Boymer's corner, Main Street, Cambridge, 0. maj-2-tr. with Strn- cil mill Key Cheek Oiitlits.

Cat- ftlogues, sample's anil full particulars S. M. brattluboio, Vt. Great Chance for A gen ts Do you want nn locator trar- fitna, with an oppoitiinlty to make to QUO day selling 7111- new 7 strann Whito Wire Clothes Lines? They last forever: sain pie free. Send 'or circular.

oncp "Hnd- Tiivfr Wire Works," Wnter St. Mnlilen Lane, X. or 318 W. Ran- dolphst, Chicnso, III. ANTED i--Asents Cor our new puper tho roiitrlbutor.

Thirteen do- and secular. Rev. A. Karle writes for it. Jl.dOa year; premium to each suljscriber.

For Agents' terms, address, JAMES H. Boston, Mass. A son A PVAT PJ! Wantwl for the BRIGHT AablN 10 SIDE of YORK, a Li I brnryof Information pertaining to its In- stltullons and Objects of Interest! Seethnt the boolc yovi gpt is bv Itev Klch- I years a City Sessionary. A work I wortli having and not a Sensation book. 200 KmiravlnKS.

Agents sell 40 a dav. B. TREAT, Publisher, 806 Y' Wottee. VTOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE creditors of William C. Rose, that the undersigned will on Hie 2Mh day of April.

at the town of Salesville, (fuernsev county, Ohio, proceed to declare and par the svcond dividend on the claim)! presented and allowed to general creditors. GEO. C. Assignee, ap.1-3wS by Jo-. Johnsou, bis att'y.

NOTICE. TANE C1IAMUERS WHOSE RESI- rj ilpnce is unknown, is uoUHed tlmt William Chambers did on the 3d day of April, 1872, Hie bis petition in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the countv of Guernsey uud State of Ohio, charging the said Jane Chambers with adultery with one Robert Ross, and others. And uskiiiKthat he may be divorced from the said Chambers, which petition will stand for hearing at the next term of said Court. WILLIAM ap.l-«w. by J.W.

White, hisatt'y. DAY OP MAY IS72, AT I o'clock P. on tin- prentices will be hold to the highest bidder the following real estute the property of John Ross deceased, situate in Guernsey Cour.tv, Ohio.to-wit: Tlie South half of the Xortft west quarter of Section 24. Township 't, nnd rt.inui- 4 containing 80 acres more 01 less. Appraised at Terms of sale.on*- hnlf cash on day of sale and one-half in six months with Interest to be secured by mortgage noon said promises.

BORROWS. Administrator the will annexed of John Ross dec VL. W. WHITE, Att'y- XOTICE FREE BOOK TO AGENTS WILL SEND A HANDSOME PHO- speetns of our new Illu-trrted Family Blblii coiitninlngover MO lin Illustrations to any BooU five ol charge. Address National Chlcag, Cincinnati, St.

'fTJSYCHOLOGIC, or Soul d'annnia." 1 How either sex tasi-inati 1 nn.l gnin this love and i ot vny person they choose, Inslantlv. This sim'ph' nn-ii- tnl a i all cdii posv tie-, mail, for ia cents, i i i a m.if- riage guide, Euypli.LU Onf-li', i to Ladies', A boolc. Addii-ssT. WILLIAM Publishers.Pliila. Pa.

THE FEMALE SOLDIEK7 UiMcxcd or the Female Soldier The ThrilliiiK Advpntures, Experiences nnd Escapes of "A vv'ornun us fipy Book Binding 1 BLANK BOOKS, Manufacture and kept on hands Stationery, Paper Boxes. Lnst Friday morning, Airs. Phillip Mattern, of Lowell, married lady i ihree years old, committed suicide by i herself in the i i i i i i i river. There has been i cases of suoUed fever near Lowell, present month--MX deaths, three the disease abating ITEW Zanesvllle Planning Mill There was communion at the U. P.

church on last Sabbath nnd quite number of people was in attendance; a very fine sermon was delivered by the Rev. Johnson upun that occasion. Mr. John Rawlston who lives a 'irt ilistiuicu from I i plauo hart his house broken open on lust Saldiuth W3ek and ransacked liirinjj the time he was at church. Tltcie should be a vigilant watch for siu'li villians and they should be cloult i accordingly.

There was large number present at the literary society on Inst Friilay evening. The pot-formers wore good and great interest is being manifested by the numbers to make the society as interesting to others and as profitable to themselves as they can. Let there ba a good turn out on next Friday evening. Our Hiilerprising friend W. A.

Knoiitr, has now on hands a large assortment of shoes, ladies ami misses wear. He has from the coarsest to the finest Articles. Billy is a good clever tellow and good as his word all person's desirous of purchasing such goods will flnd it to their advantage to give him a call. UNA Engineers have got to work sur veying the Zanesville and Marietta Railroad. They commenced on the divide between Sarahsville and East Union, and will work both Co.

Rep. The directors of the Zanesville Jc Marietta Railroad, bave elected Wm. J. Young, of Sarahsvillo, President; W. B.

of Caldwell, Secretary, and B. Penu, ef Ciirlislc, Treasurer. LUMBERYARD CLARK, HERDMAN CO. rpHE LARGEST STOCK OF PTNE LT'M- J. i Central Ohio.

ConsLstlui; of all sizes and length!) of Fine Timber, Pine Joists, Pine Swmtling, Pine Fencing, Barn Siding, and Common Pine Boards of all grades and lengths from 1 Inch to Inches thick. Also Droied Flooring, DreMed Pflplar Flooring, Droccil Flooring, Dremicd Oak Flouring, Hy- FLOOR OIL CLOTH Soveu. Eights Wide. FLOOR OIL CLOTH Four Quarters WUIo. I Six Quarters Wide.

At E. E. FIIXMOUE CO. Floor Oil Cloth Two Yards Wide. I Largest Combination Establishment in KahU'i'n Ohio.

REMOVED TO JOHN' WILL TAKE rj notice that on th- 15th dav of March, I 1--T2. Sonoia Autlurile, nicd in the Court of Common Pleas, of Guernsey county, Ohio. i transcript of her proceed I against him in bastardy, had before.L M. Rnfnle, a Justice of the Peace In said Guernsey county. show-ins: said defendant had not been arrested; that an affidavit has been in the Cleric's office of said Court, ao conlimr to IHW, by iid Sonora Aududle for an atta'hnient; that an order of at- i issued agMnst said defendant, winch served by the Sheriff ol pey county.

Ohio, attach inj; the north half ot' in lot number 32. and in lot in tin- town of fenecavllle, Guernsey coun- Iv, niiio. and one niam, tie propertv of tl. fendnnt. Said John W.

is i i a this case will.be for hearing at the next term of said court. POXORA ATJD0DLE, 1 By J. W. WHITE, her att'v. March 21, ISTMir.

KOTICE. i A LBERTJHASTY, STANDARD AMERICAN" I I A A Ha-sty the following lands situate Guernsey county, Ohio, to wit: Thirty, three feet of the north end of Lot 97, and Everytlitup prrtaining to Hilliartls at lowest puces. IllUbtuited (--atalogueh sent by mini. H. UOLLEXDER, New York.

Siii'oossor to Phclan Colleuder, 7J8 Tlica-Sectar--A Pine Chinese Tea niay2-Grn. Opposite Collri'toi's Pot up in ourtracle mark, Half-Pound and Pound Packages only 30 and 60 Pound boxt'S. For sale and wholesale byonly The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. P. O.

BDX, yillO, NPW York City. AGEASS AVANTED: For tie Ijvcst Book on the Far ever written, A A By K. WEBII. Jn-t rpady. The iny--- teries and niai'vi'K ot t'n i i i i i i fully a i i ileMviln i i I inii i i anil i '1'hi 1 i i a TJTTTT coinpli-tp lor 'ii -iiid I'lni- JJ IjT Kinnt.s.

i i a a i i lustrations ol the Jinfst ehar.ieter. Send for pai-feulai's, and secure temtory jit onee, as tills is tlie greatest elianee tor maknijr offered Airi-nt-. Ad- di'fss. K. HASNAI-OKD Publlslieis.

or Chicago. 111. if THE Cor. of 3d A Main ZANESVILLE, GrOOtl 1 i SPRING GOODS New stock of BOOTS SHOES The Best Paper! Try TirNTIFIC 1 A I A i- li'-r i i i i i d. cry nil PI In 1 i a i liu.ii In to in u-'i lu'iy.

i en- min'i-riiiu: improved 1 in i and ever ei in i i A year's i con- t'li NT- andeveral hundred inas. Tlioiisands of preserved foi binding and reference. The piactieal leeeiprs are well ten I prjce. "Terms, 53 a year ly niaii. bent free.

May be had ol all I adjoining on the south for the ame at a poet on the v.est bank of the run .304 feet, South 78 degrees 30 minutes ea.st of the nortu-east corner of the graveyard; thence HT feet south 78 degrees minutes east; thence 177 feet south 20 west; thence So feet south 84 degreesSO minutes north; thence 104 feet north 34 degrees 40 minutes west; thence 132 feet north to the place ot beginning.and agreed to convey the same to said Albert J. Hasty on or before the 1st of April, IST-i That said Albert J. Ha-sty acreea to pay plaintiff for -said premises on the 1st of April, 1S72, for which sums said Hasty and s.iwliill p.aintiff their note with interest from date, that plaintiff put Hasty in the possession of said premises. That on the day of April, IS72, said plaintiff tendered a deed for I to IIP wife of said Hasty and Joseph Sawliill (said Ha-ty having left the state) i and demanded the said sum of 55,000, with interest. was not taid, and said 1 i i judgment against Mid AIbi-i J.

Hasty and Joseph sawlull far i the sum ot i.U". with interest, from the and for an oedw for the sale of said premises to pay said A a i Albert J. Hasty i is notified that lie i- inquired to appear I and answer said petition on or before the i third Saturday alter i 9th day of May .1872. JAMES Hy J. W.

WHITE. Ills Attorney. I April.4.1S72-6w. i SHERIFF'S SALE. In Partition.

VIRTL'E OF Tx ORDER OF SALE Ksned from the Court of Common Pleas ol ronrtv, Ohio, to me directed i i e.i--e of Lawrence, saur- fli 1.1 of Albert I i for sale ar i i i luietion the court house ill Ohio, on Specimens News AT THE In lied and Green. E. E. FILLMORE CO. Cliltnitcy anil Fi Cheaper ami lighter a flrlck Flup drnllcGVnitmt.

or VVa-trr Lime fot Cistorn.s, Land Plaster, Window Weights, Sush- C'oid, and 'ntty. In onr Planning Mil' wo have secured the services of Mr. H. B. Taylor, formor.y of the a a i i when' wo niuiiuliu'ture all 3 or 4 Funnel Dears any thick Front Doors of Latest Designs; Store Doors Panel Work, All styles tit 12 LlghtSush, Plain or Check Ball.

All sizes of -I Light Sash, Plain or Check Kail. All sizes Show Snsh, Man ties, Outside nnd Inside Blinds, All s'yles of Counters, Cornices and Bracuets; Window Frames, and Door Frames. Planing Mill on Street, near Market House. OHloo and Yards, comer ot Market and Streets, near Depot. Send for Price List.

Wo buy all kinds af Native lumber. G'LAItK, HERDMAN CO. raay2-7m, Floor Oil Cloth E. In Blue and Green. Floor Oil Oloth Iu Green, Red and White.

E. FILLMORE CO. IMoney The place to purchase the mast and best for the least money, tit A A Retail Cash Produce Grocery, In Duffs old stand opposite Postofflce. FISH OF ALL KINDS, iirs and Floor Oil Cloth In Drab, Red and Green. Floor Oil Cloth In Onk, Red and Black.

Floor Oil Oloth In Oak; Green ami White. E. E. FILLMORE CO. Onr bestgrodo of CLOTHS are made In Imitation of newly imported Brusse! Tapestry Carpets, And from one of the most carelul manufacturers In the United Statei.

moyi-Sra, NEW SHOE STORE, Door to the Post Office. I have received on i new Stock of BOGUS A bilOES of nil IsincU I'll' Ladies, Misses, and Children. Prices Low and Stock Complete. obtained on the of new i and rxaminod, nnd advico Ireo, All are i in Tlie i i Am the week they Si-nd tor P-im 110 pn-ies, a i i a for i i PaTer.is. for ipor.

or 17 Pnrk Row: X. V. F. 7th DC Wells' Carbolic Tablets. For Coushs.

Colds A rioar Tablets present Cf-i binntion i a populni- form, tor the i 1 1 and r.UXG TI ol'tlio i i i i lately ed, -uu 1 M- a sent 1 1 in rases ot ThU' i i Tloti't i' i Mondaj-, April S3, at one o'clock P. the following described ro ii ostitc. situate in Centre town- I ship. crninty.Ohio: The northwest fju.irter of the northwest quarter of 1. township 1 and rouge 2, oontalninv: 41 IICIT.S more or less.

Also the -t end of lot 17, quarter township 3. r. and 2. containing 0 i i i i nr less. Alf-o.

the end of Int i townhip 3. township 2, tnsrc C. i more or less. AKo tl'- part of lot SI, quart i i s. township 2, range 2.

con- 7-i a'civs more 01 less. Also, two 1 southwest corner of lot IS, in r. township '2 and ranee i 'e tollowineinCambridge town-'! i'. county: The northeast quar- -r 5, township 1 and rauire 2. '-I---', acres more or less.

Also, r.c'.-insr situate in Centre township, wntv: Part of tlu south side of IT quarter of township 2 in on the south line of Carbolic TabloN. Ladles go and see those nice COLORED SHOES For Misses, Children and In'ants. A a Next door ap. 25-2m E. RT, to Post Office, Cambridge O.

JOHN D.FOED Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in FURNITURE AXD CHAIRS No. 199 Main Street, OHIO. We feeep on stock the largest nnd best variety of CABINET WARE Of all grades, In Central Ohio, at prices That Defy Competition All goods warranted to be of the best Material nnd Workmanship. wilts All Grades front to ALTM: c' I Oh, Would I Were nThilfi tlie wnnry ami lassituilp upon i i i romoniiil recnivc vlaror from the wonclci'Mil South Amorionn Tonic JU RU BE BA. Lonjr and snci'esM'ully used in its a i country, lisa Powerful Tonic, ami Potent Purifier of the Hloml.

it Is I'onnil even to exceed the niiticip tions founded on its reputation. Ai-i-ordinir to the -niedi- nnd scientific periodicals- of London and Paris, it possesses the Most Powerful IVulc pioperties toMateriaMedica. Dr. Wells Extract of Jnrnbefoa Is a perfect remedy for all diseases of the BLOOD, ORGANIC WE A KXEsJS. OLAND- trr.Ofs TTMOKS.

DROPSY, SCROFULA, 1NTKBNAL ABSCESSES, and will remove all otiitritctians of the I SPI.KEX, INTESTINES, UTKKINE and UKIXARY ORGANS. is strenRtlioninjiand nourishing. Like nutrieions food taken into the stomach, it assimilates and diffuses itself through the circulation, giving vigor and health. It rngnlatcsthe Bowels, quiets the nerves, acts directly on the secretive orgaus, and, by its powerful Tonic and restoring effects, produces Healthy and Vigorous action to the whole system. JOHN Q.

KELLOGG, 18 Platt St. New York, Sole Agent for the United States, Price, one dollar per bottle. Send for Circular. "-10'i rods: westward from the eo-ner of said lot at the corner i said lot formerly owned bv 1 nvr-Mioe, deceased: 'thence with line of lot 17, south, 11-east 191ft-100 In tlie corner of a piece of land sold to "K-s eott: tlience i the line of said I north east to land: tin-neep-irallel withand -i f. i of the railroad '4 4--100 rods to the line of snM nn ofa lot formerly owned by said 1 Si Lawrence, deceased; thence with the line thereof south west S3 rod-to the place of beginning, containing 11 2 roods nnd 37 perches.

Said real i estate appraised 815.300.00. Terms of sale; in hand on day of sale. One-half of the balance In one and the other half in two years, with interest from day of sale, the deferred payments to be sec a red by i mortgage on the premises. I K. BARXETT.

Sheriff. J. W. WHITE, Att'y for pet'r. March 21.1S72-5W.

Notice to Builders! EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- cclved for furnishing materials and erectinsanew School House In the town of Cambridge, Guernsey county, Ohio, for Cambridge Union School District. The bids can be made up of several branches of the materialsand work, or can be made out of the entire completion of the building. Including excavation. All bids have to be mode out according to the plans and specifications, which are to be laid open at the office of E. W.

Malh- MANHOOD How Lost, How Restored, Just published, a new edition of Celebrated Hire (with. ntorrkoen, If orSemlnnl -iTiif ry Seminal losses, Impntcncv, Jluntal and Physical Inc'ipacity, Imnodi- CwaMfnr. Ctilverwell'e Cel I a Essay on the radical cu if out medicine) of Sperma nrriage, and Fits, Induced by self-indulgence or sexnal extravagance. In a sealed envelope, 6 cents. The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarm- Ing consequences ofself-abose maybe radically cnred without the dangerous use of the internal medicine or the application of the knife; pointing out a mode of cnre at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what hlscondltion may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.

This lecture should be in the bands of every youth and everv man In the land. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, ortwo post stamps. Also, Dr, Culverwell's "Marrlaee Guide" price 25 cents. Address the publishers, CHAS. J.

C. KLINE Postofflce Box 4,583. ap.25-ly. 127 Bowery, New York. PECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE manufacturing of overconts and suits for men and to please BERRY ft ADA ADIES DBE3S TRIMMING IN GK' Jjvarifify, cheap at BERRY it ws, in Cambridge, from April 16th, KS72, and will be received until 12 o'clock of April 27th, 1S72, at said office.

Satisfactory security must be furnished for the faithful performance of the proposed work. The Board of Education of said District reserve for themselves the rltrht to accept or reject anv or all bids. By order of the Board of Education afore- aid S. HAYNES, Cleric. Notice to Stockholders.

OFt ICE or THE Jf ARIETTA 4 PfTTSBtfBO RAILROAD COMPANY, A i A OHIO, Fcbrnary 1.1872. UBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL. stock of the Marrietta 4 PittsburgRall- road Company in Cambridge, Jackson and Valley townships, in county, are hereby no! I lied that the'r subscriptions are- now called for, to be paid In installments of ten per cent each month. The Brsl installment to be paid on the 10th day of February, ISTi and the other Installments severally on the 10th day of each EBCOMdlnit month. Payments may be at thS First National Bank in GunbrldBB.

NOTICE--Subwrthen to the capital stock of the and Pittsburgh Rail Road Company, not taolu- ded in Ihe above notice, (except tu Wheel- Ing township), are hereby informed thit their subscriptions are DOW called for to be paid in installments of ten per cent, each month. Tbe ftrst installment, to be paid on the 10th day of March, 1872, and each succeeding Installment on the 10th day of each calendar month thereafter. Payments to be made at the Bank of above. Feb.8-tf. A- J- WARNER, President M.

P. R. R. Co. TJLAN JfELS, BLANKETS AND COVER- lets chaep at COTTON YARNS, CARPET an-l Laps, ehpapat CHAIKB NEWSPAPER? NEWSPAPERflRCHIVi.