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SALE OF SECTION SIXTEEN.

SALE OF SECTION SIXTEEN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance oi
the 18th section OF an act entitled ian act to pro-
vide for the sale of section SIXTEEN granted by Con-
gress for the use of schools, passed January 20,
1927; will offer for sale at the courthouse IN
Woods6eld, Monroe County Ohio, on the l2lh day
of October next, the following tract ofand. lying
and being in Monroe County, Ohio, with all the
improvements thereon, and sell the same to the
highest bidder. for sum not less than the amount
due the State, including the expenses ofsae to wit:
the east half of the south east quarter ofsecton l6,
township 4, and range 6, being the same purchased
by VIM. Mason s. Daniel Gray, November 25, 1887.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
JOHN M. KlRKBRIDE,
Auditor M. c. O..
Auditors Office Woodsfeld Aug 20, 1874.
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"Long time ago." a young lady had
accepted the profiered services of "a
youth to ogalant her home. Fearing, that
a joke might be cracked at her expense
if the circumstance should be known,
after having gone half way, she dismis-
Led him, enjoiningsecrecy. ''Dont be
afraid of my saying any thing about it,
said he, "forI feel as ashamed Of it as
you do."
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EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
WILLIAM + HUNTER,
Sol. for Petitioner.
August %, ISi4-6tn26.

STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY.
To Elizabeth Person widow Of David Person
deceased, CIarinda L. Person, John H Person,
James M. M. Person, David G. Person. Josiah
C. Person, Thomas H. H Person, who are the
heirs and legatees of sail David Person deceased,
and Waterman Palmer. William Bagley and Isaac
r. Smith partners under the name of Bagley g.
Smith, John II. Brown & James M. Brown part
ners under the name of John H. Brown g. Co
Benjamin McClain Hugh ID King & John ID
Cord partners under the name of ofMcClain King
g. McCord, Eli B. Swearinger, John Goshorn,
William S. Goshorn s. Benjamin f. Kelly, part
ners under the name Of John Goshorn & Co.,
Thomas Drakey, Michael Kelley, Lavina Ham
mond. Benjamin M. Belt, Benjamin M & Will
liam d. Belt, and Samuel II. Guthrie, who are
Judgment creditors ofsaid David Person deceased.
You will take notice that on the 18th day Of July
A. d. 1874, William Steel and Benjamin Hughes
as Executors Of said David Person Decd, filed in
the office of the clerk of the court Of Common
Pleas of said county their petition, the object and
prayer of which is that said executors be authorized
to sell all the real estate of said Person. for the pur
pose of paying the debts of said estate, and that
said petition will he for hearing at the next term Of
said court.
WIN. F. HUNTER.
Solicitor for Petitioners.
August 23, leA-4tn26,
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Auditors Office, Woodsfleld Aug. 20, 1874.
DNINISTRATOR'S SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ON Monday the Both day of September, 1874,
between the hours oflO o'clock A. M. and o'clock
P. NJ of said day, at the door of the courthouse
in the town of Woodstield, Monroe County Ohio
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, the property of Abel Atkinson Decd
TO witt the north part of the north east quarter Of
section IL, township three, and range four, bound
ed as follows on the south by the lands Of Sarsteld
Clark, on the west by quarter section line and the
lands Of Stephen Atkinson; on The north by sec
ton line and ou the east by said section line sup
posed TO contain sixty acrcs.-Terms one half the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in II
months with interest from date. To be sold sub.
iect to the dover estale Of Mary Mays.
MARTIN TROY, Admir-.
August so, IS44-5t
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I47 Main st, between Bird and 4th,
0d-Sole Agent for Cincinnati
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPffOR LOZENGES
Give immediate reliefto Nervous or sick Headache
palpitation ofhe heart, owness OF spirits. Jespon
dency, infammatory or putrid sore throat, bowel or
summer complaint, faintiog. oppression or aasense
Of sinking OF the chest cholic, spasms, cramps Of
the stomach or bowels bysterical affections and all
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MRS. WEIMR; OR
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE By usiNo
IYISTARS B.4LS.AyM
OF VIVID GHEilRY.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
Among all the famous medicines for Consumption
none seems to be meeting with greater success, or
gaining higher reputation than that most wohder'
tu article,
WISTAR'S
B.aLS.aM OF WILD CHERRY q f
That it stands al the heaa Of all other remedies
is now universally conceded. 1t has cured thous.
ands upon thousands OF all classes-in cases OF
the most dangerously consumpuye character
And physicians of the greatest efninence ihroghout
our whole country unheslatingly recommend IT,
as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases III the whole range of Piiar-
macy. The sales in the Western States have thus
far been unparalleIed and the most gratifying
proofs of its efficacy have been received from every
place where it has been used. Thousands OF
CONSUMPTlvE PATIENTS
have already tested its exalted virtues, and comics.
sed lis surprising excellent and amazing power
The remarkable success Of this Balsam is no doubt
owing in great measure to the peculiarly agIeea-
Bile and powerful nature Off ingredients. 1t Is
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE!
Conposed chiefly of WILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND MOSS-(the latter
imported expressly for this purpose,) the rare med.
ical virtues of which, are also combined by new
chemical process the best ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
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STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, SS.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
n L A N 1

BENJAMIN Stephens, William Wells and Nancy
his wife, James Law and Lucrella his wife.
os.
Apollo Stephens, Adam shriver, and Marth
his wife, John Lore, and Hester his wife, Elijah
Stephen, Nancy Stephen, Lucretia Stephen, An
drew J. Stephen, Francis Stephen, Eliza Jane
Stephen Apollo Stephens, Jr Modalim Stephens
Jr. Nancy Stephens, Edward Stephens, John
Stephens, Aaron Morris, and Elizabeth his wife,
Nelson Brown, and Modana his wife, Modalina
Stephens Senior. The above named Apollo and
Edward being executors of Apollo Stephens de-
ceased,
The defendants who are heirs at law. and exec
utors of Apollo Stephens Senior deceased, are
hereby notified, that the complanants have this day
filed in the Office the clerk of said court, their
bill in chancery, setting forth amongst other things
that the will of said Apollo Stephens deceased,
lately admitted to probate in said court, was and is
invalid by reason of influence, artiiice and undue
means exerted 10 induce said Apollo to make said
hsr,uSa said 4 pnIln at he time of ,okiup
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burgh. low I'd mosd OGO 450-AeXandria, wharf
60 l2.-Gcnesser common. cash, 81 Sc n
62 do fancy brands 81 90 "A s7-Ohio via Canal 90
81 e2o do New Orleans. cash 50 O1H 90. Rye, SO ia
i32i-ndian Meal in bbls. $50 SO IS
PROVISIONS. Beel-Mess ! mo. new hbl sc 80 : %
-Navy-s6 on II 6 50--No. L. so 6 O0-dn Prime So Is
81 OO-Pork-Extrn clear mo. bhi $40 GO 20 90 do
Clear sIi 90 u 50 do. Mess. 90 n 7j--do Prime
Z 80 az 75-do Mess from other States 60 90 90 20
do Prime do do 50 60 90 do Cargo do u OU-Clear
do 90 90 90 OO-Buuer shipping Ga CO do store, unn
spec ted 10 LIDO dairy. Ii cents 2D-IarJ, No. hos
ms 90 OO-do South and Western.5a 12-Iinms, BOs.
ton. a OOO-Sonlhern and Western. 5n q -Cheese.
ship's and meal, 3 "A LIDO new milk. ~ as l.2
WOOL Duty-The value whereof 1t the place OF ex.
poriaiion shall exceed cents per pound,
al valorem All whereof the value exceeds cents per
pound, 40 per CT. nd. val. and cts per pound,
Prime SaXnny Feeces, washed, III. so n IS c.-Amer
lean full blood, do as 4.-Do 81 do 40 4o-Do I-2 do
81 40--i-i and common do 81 35--sm,rna sheen
washed, 2Oi 25-Do unwashed l0a i1-Bengasi do 10
-saxony clean 0O-Bnenos Ayres unpcked. Ia i0--,io
do picdked, 10 l5--superfne Northern pulled lamb ~
As No do do do 81 ie--No do do do IS 33--No 3
do do ls a20.
Hops. Duty 20 per en,.--lstsort Mass. 1919, ID.
9 a 9; % do 6 a 10
nay sl2 to Is pertss--E,s,,rn screwed stnis
Eggs, r.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lcoRHEcrED WEEKLY Fnou Tine sc. FARaER.
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 80 10 to 90 per bushel. Red
Top 10 to on cts. Glover Northern, to Southern
ace Flax Seed, 81 so per busheI Lucerne, 80 C.
per H.. Canary Seed s2,2 to 2 81 per bushel.
GRAIN. Corn-Norhern. new ,bushel 90 f0-South
ern round yellow, old Sc E0;-Souihern HAT yellow,
90 Si-do do. white 90 UO-do New Orleans 90 90
Barley 90 Oo-Rye Northern. 90 O0-do southern, G.
7a-Oas. Southern. 90 90 -Northern do. 90 to o.
Beans per bushe 20 g. Shorts, double bushel o.
a OO-Bran 90 n TO-
FLOUR. Baltimore. Howard Street, 4 mos. CT. 50 @
50-do wharf, 80 90 $50 00do iree Of garlic, 50 20
90 PsiisisIphia Dr., moe. 900 80 10 -Fredefieks
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A democratic governor!-A majority of De-
mocratic Congressmen!-A Democratic
Senate! and democratic House! -sec,r-
ing the election of U. S. Sena.or

The rejoicing of the the result of'e election Philadelphia city and
county, which unfoy alliance with the
about 6O00 short like Observation-Disclosures
the wlng and Of the
The Boston Post The from the Keystone State glorious The
the have no corrected the political Of their brethren of
This democracy and bnc shines forth
country counties, ndcr when she gave for the
hero New Orleans
On hnd this election has been considered The election the month Do
doubt ii! Let such the journals for three months read the
speeches other es, Webster. The placed their hopes
cecing Clay carrying Pennsylvania, To-day
BEEN CAST AGAINST THEME Where they had
expected carry their governor TEN THOUSAND maj the democracy
willie "
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'YEssi CONTRIBUTION,

vHNIi f wis yi,gn OF wonderful bodies constantly
require mn alternative or rcscu,UtHt iInuenlc, 10
create and retain healthy existence. Air, iclt, ard
some other elements brUu. IL this TrGuisitiUn and
for time prove sufficient to the requirements Of tho
SYSTEM bnt when from imrrrduncc and violation IL
the laws OF The animal economy morbid uhOTh arise
aclid and yitH ar juices collected The system rv-
lirts assistance from other source il inks in
dacise, decay and death How wonderful and saulary
N This serted, ARE the effects nj appropriate utrIu
tive medicine, taken in SeI>On: Thousands have leen
snIe from death, and millions from sutriNgs HGtscr-
babe, nnd neniu restored 10 health by the timely use Of
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, whvh UIc 30 CilcHCiOUs
und potent in cleansing the stomach and huwe, puri-
tying the blood, unJ rrnGyuDjlg the glaldu s,s,ru ay
altering the sccfcnrs Of the v"' ud other glands, 0rd
carry I'M Oh the morbid jurc, rG ."Ul,r.i'tu NJ tho
south they have acquired he suc Of Fever I",,' %
cause inr, tnvarah! prevent or break Up bilious remit
tent, Yellow intermittent uud I'M" rScis.
Five years extensive use hive proven llum the best
AMI only sure aud safe remedy Tor all The lurO,rus
chronc diseases where the system requires something
TIA! operate IN the hlood, iycg uud ynIurs sls
tens oil vessels, giving them hes Thy action, at the same
time cHpe the morbid "nd POISONOUS juices and hrm0s
which il separate, fran them.
| In this class of dseaScs, ARE Rheumatism, Di,repSn,
DIopsy, Liver Complaints, bllIurs Stomach. SrIOEla,
Gravel Worms, Tumor> and e,up,cus q! the skin Of
Surlos kinds, permanent weakness about the Ions and
limbs, Kings Evil, constitutional or hereditary .telt.
ness Of the whole or pnrt nj the y,tcm, DC.
Thousands ut cases Of the above Diseases have lCcn
curelby the Tomato Pills. and tbn,lrd, Of uruhs would
have been prevent ri lind lhC So Pills been USED instead
OF some irresponsible, hlneiA guIrE PILL remedy, r
which the country is flooded, There i, 10 my slery
chirhianaisln about This universal remedy.
| Ihcy are prepared Of valuable vegetable remedies,
which known 10 10 bo' safe aud rl,ctW, aud
used extensively bv Ply scans In Their private prac
lcc because, hundreds have said, they the most
PlelSan elrcual aud sNlc medicine We have ever used
The above Pills are for sale hN agents in MI country
towns Agents are cautioned not to buy Of poders--
Zone word TO the wise is sufficient
q H. Phelps, VI. u. PROPRIETOR Hartford, COM with
ont whose Signature none nrc Genuine.
For sale by !. J, AIcu Wouds'uchi HAYDEN & Iuch-
nson, hri Otis Chlmherln Pomhrii Justin L. BROOKS
nrrurd; Harris Morrill,, Sralordi p. Dwight ~ Coz
VersIrei Theodore Cook, Cnrinh; Baxter u. Newton,
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, iar,INEi j. W, Hubbard.
Windsor. c3-imcp.
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received from this State good that
believe that Notwithstanding her majority 1881 for HARRISON she has
ranged the POLK& DALLAS will be
oppnens for there hardly State they have claimed with
certainty than Georgia
correspondent oh N Y Peleiun under date of Augusta Ga Oct
democrats enough from the interior of the
We have by large majority We have
heard justify this We only had
carry State We have GAINED OVER THIS 26
eight members of Congress- have GER
TAIN fur, and we will certainly have fire fthe nine.
PUT DOWN GEORGIA FOR POLK s. DALLAS AS SURE!'
Oh Poor Harry Clay
Oh, Poor Harry Cay
The people have rejected you,
For gallant Jimmy x.
Glory enough for week, boys
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y eqDqDGDS

LArER.-"Wha, do without Penns vania? 'Heb*er.
We give the the different counties Fifty four
noble cid Kcy,e hve c,td and show the
election Of Francis r. Skunk by from FIVE EIGHT lOUS-
AND Consequently the friends of Polk Dallas confidently claim the vote
of Pennsylvania
The Senate stands 81 democrats II coon and nte
last
the democratic majority joint ballot will be Gor l8by which the democrats
will elect a u. S Senator in place Of Mr. Sturgeon.
Congress- democrats known to be eectand4
eece-wch nthe deega
LAS Pnns the Unon! really laugh
foolish about this
giving ghost Pennsy an. Poor fools we pity you!
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STATE OFvERMONT, The Hon the Probate t,ou,,
DISTRICT or HARTuRDss. for the District of Hartford
To all persons concerned in the estate Of Thomn, WhiI
comb, late OF siaekbrdse, in said District, deceased
intestate. Cprprtx, '
"HEREAS, Paul w. GAY. Of Stnckbridse Admnlstra.
w tor OF the Estate OF the said deceased nroposr,
rendering mn account oi his administrator, and present.
ing his account against said estate for allowance nj n
session of said court 10 be held nj the Probate ofcn
in Woodstock, IN said District on the 9Th a, of Maven
her nexi;-Ihereiore, You are hereby notified To np.
pear before said Court at the time and plarr are.,;g
aud show cause, any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed.
Dated ut Woodstock in said District. this 10Th day On,
Sept, A. u. l5ii DEL billings, Register
goos ,v
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY. OCT. 7. 1874
Glory enough for one week, boys!

MONDAY, OCT. Z. 1911.
At Market zoo Beef Cattle, 22j Stores $3.50 Sheep and
2225 Swine.
PRIcgs.-B'sf Cattle We quote first quality, 81 so
Second quality. AIS Third quality, s2,75 3,7j.
Stor.s.-Two yenr old $40 to 10. Three years old
from SIS to 10.
Sh,,p.--Ssles from 81, rs to 225.
sWins.-h lot Of Indiana; a lot from Ohio 9 5-9 New
York Shoats 3 "a to 4, half Banows. At retail from
to 5 l-2. ". E. Farmer;
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The celebrated traveller "Roorback, !"
was found in a very forlorn looking con.
dtion directly after the Pennsylvania
guns the other evening, on the steps Of the
Picra office, singing the following;
IN Pennsylvania gad what wipe! what a wipe
In Pennsy Ivania, CAD! what wipe;
10 Pennsylvania, CAD!
They've inpeworned Banks and Thad.
Oh, Bella, that's loo bad
Where's your Pipe' where's your Pipe'
Oh! Bella, that's loo bad,
Where's your Pipe
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amusing, if not ,iiicuions. The spir, Of
the Age. the Soon Hunter" and other Polk
prints publishing long trade Of abuse Of the
wings because Two or three Of their papers in New
York got taken in by the "Roorback' forgery,
committed by William Linn, locoioco office hold.
er Of I,hica. Great business this II ought TO be
left altogether 10 the Coon Hunter"
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SATURDAY OCT. 10. 1874,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
TON lot Of Black,uilhs Tools Consisting OF
2 Anvils, Vice, | Screw Plate and Taps,
Sledge and quantity Of smaller Tools.
Also Covered Carriage,
Common Wagon,
8 Seit Chaise Wheels,
Cart Wheels,
2 Common harnesses,
| Yearlins Colt.
Chaise Body,
Covered Trunks.
40) Oak sposes.
anil various other articles
GILMAN HENRY .fueiioassr.
Oct. IL. 1874
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The Electoral vote Of Penns.v lvania, for POLK
AND DALLASby 1000! Smell o'lhal old COON
New York By 10000 Think o. that
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How is that aboa, you and "Aunt Palty's
WOOL" sister Chadwick
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NEW JERSEY.

The election as was expected the choice of
majority 3O0n majority of the state Legislature lhs State
gave Harrison maj been accededt the feds
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OH 10.

Returns Al ofthe ronges, counties in the state show MAJORITY Tor
Barley The demo 1910 20aS AS has been expressed
carried the state although
We have not from the democratic strong holds to
Judge correctly ofthe result
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. CH,sE, having prof.ssona engagement. in Cbes
or, Will be abssn, from Woots'"t until the 2sth inst
Oct. 10.
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"As goes PENNSYLVANIA, so goes the Union"
Coon Papers,
Just so we kalcnlaie.
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MARRIED.,

10 Pomfrct VI. Sabbath Sept. 20 BY Rev. Per-
ey Mason, Mr. ABlAL MORSE Of Lake Co. III.
TO Mis-. HARRIET A. GOFF Of Barnard. Also
Mr. WILLARD B. EASTMAN 10 Miss SARAH
p CULVER Both Of Pomfret.
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DENTk& CA8i.
G5nJ-.ss1,-- scN5Dzr>H.-r.y-,5e .',rz.es,Jr
DR.. II. :, Cl ASE, Dental Surgeon,
WOODSTOCK, VT.
orFICEiN TIE BANK BUILDING, Up STAIRS.

PLrCGING--j0 cts to 500,
Particular attention puil to plugging dccoytd teeth
wiIh GOLp which filling will he wtRaANrLD to rcmain
,OUd, daring the life time oi the patient,
EXTRACTING cts
The "Kcy"cniigcly oiscnfde and none hut Clcyalegs
splendid Iorctps, used in thu operation,
PiNOTING, OR ENGR hF'TIEG, s2,to.
"hlcOcks' elegant INCuHgi tGIulE tcth, Of natural
shape and color set ina rH and durable muncr tie
roots ofdccnye d teeth.
PLATE WORK, SIS to : per 'oorh.
Teeth set on GnLp rtNrE, from one To toll SET after
the most approved ucth,Gs
.JNerv0s oitccth destroy ell when NECESSARY, with.
pain Great care given the REGULAR AERAHGFNtHT
Of chens tecth aud to the treatment ofa diseases Of
the mouth nGd gums.
Tooth powders, sarse', md washes, prcporci nrL fyr
sale.
No charge for examinations, or advice. l5,tf
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~ H'lhl'
LnEEriNc

Whereas, OILS J. Culver, administrator Of the Estate
Of the said deceased, proposes rendering account Of hi,
administration, and presenting his account against said
estate Tor allowance, nj session Oi sud Cont he held
1t the Probate Office in Woodstock in said District on
the 9Th day Ul November next.
Therefore, NOu are hereby notified TO appear before shd
Court, ut the time aud plIcc nOrcsn, and show cause
any leu have why the said nccuun; should rot lie
lowed.
Dated Mt Woodstock in said District his % day orCc-
tobcr, A. y, leii UE!. BILLINGS, Reaistrr
o9Q-2w
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PICKLED FISH,

"a BARRELS No, | SALMON.
" MACkERLL,
Mess SUAD,
No. Beverly T.S S0UN,s,
For sale at the Store III the Bmk BUlling ~
HAYDEN q HUTCHINSON,
Woodstock, Oct. lG
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate CUult
HARTFORD pisT1cr s.. iO' the District ui llarl!ord
10 nj! persons concerned IN the cNlHlc Of Elisha Culver
ate OF Norwich in said District deceased, inrc,Ialr
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