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Administrators Sale.

Margaret Folger Adm rx. of Henry T. Folger.
against
Josephine Foiger and others.
BY virtue of an order from the Probate
Court of the County of Monroe. in the State
of Ohio, will offer for sale. at public auction,
on the premises, on
Saturday, the 4th day of February 1865,
the County and State aforesaid, to wit:
The west half of the south east quarter of
section thirty five, township one, of range
four. MARGARET FOLGER, Adm'rx.
of Henry T. Folger.
December 2s, 1s64--5t.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ON the 71nd day of February A. D. 1896,
" the subscriber as the Executor Of John
Henssl, deceased, will offer for sale 1T public
out cry, on the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit:
The south east quarter Of the north east
quarter Of section eighteen, Of township two
in range Eve, containing thirty nine acrss and
thirty-ssven one-hundrsdth acres.
Also the following tract to wit. AIltle in
tsrest of said John Hensel, deceased, being
all Of said tract exceI one-ninth Of one sew
enth Of the south west quarter of the north
east quarter Of section eighteen, in tewnsh' p
two, Of range Ave, containing thirty nine acres
and thirty seven one hundredth aores,s ALL in
Monroe County, Ohio. TERNS--Ons half in
hand and the balance in six months.
HENRY WINDLAND,
Executor of John Henssl, deceased.
Jan. Is, 1S6s-4w pd. .sssA y
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FAIRBANKs' ScALEs.-It is with some bust
ness firms as it is with some individuals. thai
they stand alsne in the department of trade
to which they direct their attention. 1t be-
comes = specially with them, and by making
lit SUCH they carry it to the highest perfection
or which it is capable. This is the case with
the Messrs Fai rbanks, the celebrated Scale
Makers. They have devoted themselves 80
er.ireiy, ana with such thorough science an
skill to he manufacture of Weighing Enstru-
p,t,sts That thew seem tn have left nothinc ~
be aone by othsfs.-N, 4, EvESIaG fssF.
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~ Washington dispatches state that
Butler was before the consrssslesa Gem
nittss sproying conslusivsl that 1t war
impossible to take Fsrt Fisher; at TINS
verymemsat the aaueusceuleat Was macs "a,
,,in the re IN that it had been taken. lie
rev receives that derisisn and disaaln
frsa all parties whish the DeAocrnts Is
sehaxs insisted from the irst that he mer-
ited 81
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Lost

On the read between Wssdsfeld and
Graysville, rsll Of Tax Receipts ter sew
eral parties, the finder will please leave
them at the Treasurer's Office in Woods
field or Post Office in Graysyille.s i
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Special Noticts,
A CARD.

Editor of Spirit of Democracy:
In reply to many letters and inquiries from
osople in this section of the country, the un-
iersigned take great pleasure in saying
hreugh the columns of your paper, that our
anowned preparation known as GOES DYS-
PEPSIA CURE, is a certain cure fer Dys-
aepsia in its worst stages. Many cures OF
4ung standing within our own acquaintanc,
have bean completely, and we believe perma-
seut.y cnred, It will stop distress after
eating almost instantaneously, and enables
he dyspeptic whs has lived. for years upon
Graham bread and the plainest diet, to eat
as heartilq as heartily as he pleases, and any
thing he chooses without danger of distress,
or seuring, or rising on the stomach. 1t is
IN infaliibie cerrector of indigestion and CEN
,tipation, creates a healthy appetite, stops
sick headache, heart. burn, sickness at the
stomach, pains, cramps, or collie in either
stomach or bowels, and sweelens offensive
breath, rs soon as you take it, and by enab-
ling the patient to take plenty Of hearty food
(which is the parent of health" produces
vigor, strength and energy. In every trial
we have known it has speedily ezadicated
Dyspepsia with III its attendant sufferings,
weaknesses, debility, aud loss Of pewer- giving
instead, a proper activity and tone to the
and organs of digestion, and as we
confidently believe, and as the published GER
tifcates in our circulars. almanaes, and in
many of the leading Journals. rom conVal-
escsnt pstients will co~rIsM, completely, per
manently, aud almost lnifsculously 'cnre the
worst ca OF Dyspepsia in existence" We
warrant it in every instance. 1t can be OBJ
tanned at all the Drug Stores in the United
States aud Canadas, at ,o9 per bottle,' OF
six bottles for $500.
C. G. CLARK & CO.
~ EtEs PKoFIIEr RS,
Jan. 25, 1s65-ly. New Haven, CT.
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GuerriIlas Attack Eards--
tOWM. l&Y.

LOUISVILLE, JAN 19.-Forty guerril-
las under Pratt and McGrsggsr, cen
solidatien Of several bands, at 3 s'cleck
yesterday afternoon made dash iRte
Bardstswn, fer the purpose Of recsverisg
enc Of their men, Jns. Robinson, con-
Gned in the jail of that place. Bards-
tswn is garrisoned by detachment si
Federal soldiers under Capt. 6. w. Mich
SIS The guerrillas set the depot ca lire
aad it was burned to the ground. The
body Of ur Sauberry was censusea With
it. The guerrillas and Federals bad a
heavy Gght Capt, Pratt and Pat Bull
were killed; Sue Muady and Marion,
weundsd; several others wounded. The
guerrillas were rsuted and driven from
he town, pur.ued tive miles, when dark
nsss put a stap to proceedings.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber has this day been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of he Estate
of William L. Edington, late of Menree Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN C. EDINGToN,
Jan 25, 1866 -Sw. pd. Admir-.
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Administrators Noticc.

Nstice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on the 18th day of November, 1854. ap-
poiuted by the Probate Ceart Of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator Of the Estate ~
James McMahon, deceased.
THOMAS MCMAHON, AdaEs
December n, Ise4-%. -
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- We are Informed that Thomas j.
Hall, of this place, has been appointed
Deputy Provost Narshaiifsr this eeunty.
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MARRIED-January the 2nd, 1865,
by James Nesbitt, Esq. Mr.. HENRY
NEwLAND Of the State Of Michigan. and
Miss LILA JANE MoMAHoN, Of Mslrse
Csunty, Ohio.
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~ The Post Office has been removed
? ts the resn formerly occupied BY Jssi +.
Randslph as bar rsem.
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rm- The charter electisu at " heelino
takss place ts-days Monday There II
much excitement aAd it viii doubtless De
: q selese contest sEs 3 sagSF esA5
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sys - Geld, at latest dates, was down to
2o5. Tho capture Of Fert Fisher and
the renewal eff Butler produced this
uhslessn ne efeot.
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sUNFlsH HOUSE.
Walter Kings Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been consrmed Executor OF the
Estate Of Walter Ring, deceased.
GEORGE RING
December IS, ls;4--s.. pd,
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1sr IKE river is so full efsiss as i
stsp navigation. s1e
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N The ell found es John Baie''
lands is ascertainea to be Bare's ell.
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g.s sGr The sleighing has been slsriss
for few days past
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NOWOH 40 vN eyc,.

As proof that the Blood Purifier aAd Pins puns1
vegetable, have the cerdcsts OF hose otafneas sek
hts, Prefsssors Chilton Of n. T. and nos o. CBcnn9
Asad Dr. Robacks Special Notices and osrtfncefsspu
nshed In oeaspicuous part Of this Paper from ane .
tns.
Prios Of scandinavisn Vegetable Blood Pusfhsxy -
Der bottle. IS per half dozen ffbe scandinRvn ~
ekabs Blood Pills, rs cents per box or bores fr u
Principal Once and Salesroom, No Bnst Foorst -
q Buiidng from Main ST., Cincinnati. O I-abuuessDt
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Executor of John Hensel, deceased.
Jan. Is, 1s6s--4w pd. sssa i
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Work Gl\se u GNovcA. >
V\No RAOoA pxAAS


are the most active aud thorough pills 80
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, s1cis-
ing that organ to such an extent ~ thae TIE
system does not relapse into It's former cosp
dition, which is too apt to be the ease viGh
simply purgative pill
They are really
B\ooA oy>A NAuev YvNAs
which, in conjunction with the vsss
BAooA PAvNS,Gv. s.ns.s.
Win euro all the aforementioned dissassa
and, of themselves, viii relieve and oare
Hsad1chs, Cbetiusnsss, feeess
Oolic Pains, Cholsre Mors,ss.
Indigestion, Pain IN the Eoussfs,
Qizsinsss, ese : sts-ss
Try these medicines, and yeu wfn NOW
regret it. rs sss ssaszsr
Ask your neighbors. who have used them,
and they will say they are sses asssA
GooA MoANeAMea, sss
and you should try shsm bses going fis .
physician. =
Get Pamphlets or Almanac Of my fssai
agent and read tho cerGnertss. asd Il yun
have aver doubted you will "a
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COUNTERFEIT pETEcToR.

Jan. 25, 1S65-ly. New Havel
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0NEperson writes, her daughter Was snrst
q fits of nine years standing, and Sc vi1aS
dance Of two years. -. -
ANOTHER writes, his son was eurpl
after his flesh had almost wasted away. -.
The doctors pronounced the case lneusa-
hle -.
ANOTHER was CURED of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever aers
which had existed fourteen yearA
ANOTHER of rheumatism Of eight yssra
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Llvee
Complaint could be mentioned In which the
Purifier and Pills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23

Preserve THE DEER. -'rhe great Northern
wilderness, commonly called John Browns Tract, IL
virtually a state preserve for game and laws FOR It's
Iresers alton have been enacted from time t. time. II
is feaiod however that the siiughtcrou propeasos Of
some Of tue eqGeaors Of that locality vii end In tie
ertrpaton Of tho deer. with which it was wont to
abound. writer in TIE Canton PlaiafeaL>r says that
the game laws do not meet tho necessities OF the case
lie Is specially eyerso TO shooting deer by torchigh Of
night when they TO the river side for water and
10 feed on tho y pods. Over 40 head were slain on
Raquete River IN this way last Summer, AMI the land
inys stank lac pest houso with their doeaying oar
cases those engaged in shooting them In many Instances
merely removing their hides, and leaving he meat al
most untouched 90 rot upon the ground Surely there
ought 20 ~ way NJ STOPPING THIS cruel work II
= not sportsinsnsbip, tut sheer hatchery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23

wAsmSGroS's BiR1u DAY.-Ihis annivci

wAsnSGToSs BlRIu piY.-Ihis anniversary
w.a generally obt,sd ye-t,riy. Places Of hDsaeu "er,
60, 81 iris The .ierroon. Fsg. dflaysd from nc
civ Han u Sc Cont House. and other public bnilin
ihrous The riy sud eycyihng bore IA. s.p'c -
told ~ The dr in tirI District a!s9 suspended
Tho ~ ~ and sch ward. vii be d'swu to-day.
BKOOELYS CRY toUHl--Ihursday, Feb. -.
MOI T, 81, ~. g. g., "a. 81 10, %, a. 81, o. H. 2e
The DRATT.-A sp' isl meeting OF the Broodyn
Common Council vii b. held this evening" whom the Mayor
/. Understood will recommend that the families OF ihos'
pcg 10 nay be drafted b. supported by the city
The IIICKs-sr UONuCIpE.--Coroner Lynch held
rpon the hody 81 Mrs. Breot Burke yesterday
The evidence showed concuryeiy that hcha"i infko "
b,ud had IN the hsbit ~ b.s'ns her srd III. verde
s 10 Mn. aes, that she died IA consequence Il Injuries In
elected y tho band II. accused 20 yesi. Of a- bon
III Ireland aud rcid-r py occurson lilo doc ard hin,e.
nuocen. OF the charge of causing Tho death oil h' VIE h
WA rcmu ,'ted 20 lsi.
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nsve.s.:4r r, p b 2ssss sssars's.
PnssenUera Aoilcd.

In steamship George Cromwell for New. Orieans-Mu
NJ Lsndner. H. De Lem. Mia Orchard, q. Warner. B. A
Psnehe, Mr.. W. Branrsn and Children Peter Connolly
). Hitchcock and lady Joseph Wansn y. Bsrra Louis
Romant g. Gsman y. Pascal, q. Lambert and k1y Maj p
J. sturgeon. Miss T. NJ Clark Mr.. W. D. CLARK C. scnast
A. b. Lonher, 4. Schultz Hugh Frsxr Michael Henry Col
In steamship Evening Star for New resns-P r. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. James b. Wright, Col n. D1ryes Frederick
ritz Psypsster Goodwin, w. D. Tomlin,on Edwin Burr M
Curtis, NJ and Ms. Stephen Whitney, e. EicheIbereet J.
Mrs. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lander William A.
ostsr Stephen Thornton Lieut.. A. II. Burnhsm Moody
r.. H. Cons. Rev George w Bryant, T. Epstins r. Pess,
.on, r. @. OConc o: w. Bullock P. Upon Charles 3.
Williams, J. NJ Stafford, W. L. Wakefield Casweli AIMEE r.
inees OConor William Davis Master A. Berger j. c. Pierce
August Koeinz. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rsynor Mrs D. D.
Pierce, Mis- Virginia Conrsnay, Mrs b. w Forward. Miss
Forwsrd Mrs r. A. Fuller and children, Mrs. Wendell c.
w Settle Miss Lens Wendell James McGowen John 0rotk
Sylvester Weeks. Peter Cohen John " Baker John Joha
son, James NJ Nather Joseph Hysey.
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ANOTHER FEATURE IN urs RAILROAD swN

ANOTHER FEATURE IN the RAILROAD SWN-
prY-A plaeard IN the window Of Me.rs. Smith &
Fowler No. Par. Row. headed mo More Railroad
Ticke,s--Tls Reason Why" reads Ne follows;
"For more than two months wo have been engaged
IA an effort 30 induce the Railroad companies whose
lines terminate near store, 10 adopt some plan 10y
wbich the public would be supplied with tickets near
Ibis point at tue regular prices with the tar added W6
have rendered them space and Office accommodations
In onr store frco 81 charge for which VIC pave been
offered By other parties $500 per amin. but 20 no
pnrpose We have also endcayorcd 10 by and sell The
tickets without paw profit bat some Of thu eompa
MES refused 30 sell larger quantity than ~ Tickets
Others refused to In count nnlos det ted
In their Offices and IN manypthor the slr'en was
rendered difficult unpleasant and expensive tint We
compelled 10 announce that no moro noseis vi" DO
cold at our store"
It's proper 10 state that the Third Ayenne Company
was wiling 20 continue tho existing arrangement pro
,ded the other companies would do so, but they r.
fused 1t s evident, that the Railroad managers intend
to make the public pay cents the fare, andihey VIII
probably make still further increase 20 soon as 1t i
definitely sseeTtaDed that the public will submit to the
swndlc.
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philadelphia Cn,ue MARKET Feb. %.

There large supply Of Beef cattle IN market this week
Amounting IN Oh 10 1850 bead. The murset was pni s'
prses declined about 80 the O bs Ordinary ind good
cattle sold st 10 10 H. aud from s7 TO : ~ for prime
A small lot OF Extracted brought s24 per 100 I6s.
suyEpThs market Haiyc o. advanced prices . -"
hosd a ceep diposed Of a. from ii 70 IL cents q d.
gross ~ 10 quality. -
uoe,-The sGpp'y of Hogs limited he ofshnZs
,noul ting 10 ONLY 100 head I'll OF which sold u ON
Ado n " 100 Do.
cav. combine scarce bu pfires remain sboI. he
d beed were sold Of from ~ 70 80 for spn.er, d '9m
as Z, 80 Tor Co. and CAL.
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Children. Aid Aoriety.

The twelfth Annual Report Of this society
h., been prepared hy The Secretary, Charles L. Brace.
The society during LAT year relieved some 1000 poor
or houseless children Interesting statistics are given
showing falling on IN the number Of Juvenile Offend
err and that crime IS decreasing. With al increasing
reputation The Society eudeavcrs especially to mill
gae tie Influences Of ignorance, orphnuage homeie's
ness and the neglect or irlonperanos ~ parents, which
are the great causes Of crime among children. During
las, year 67q3 boys wers received IN TIE Ncwsboya
Lodging House, 2isa poor children were educated Ia
the Industrial Schools e2 girls were sheltered IN nc
Gir,- industrial Home. and over one hundred month
sent to homes mainly IN the country The oirenses 81
the year have been over my thonssnd dollars. Many
children have been placed IN eycellen, homes IN tie
West. which offers peculiar advantages for ihls work,
and many have found thelr Way into thc army and
served th dlsiiuoton. Tn all 2os persons were Pro
,ided with homes and employment
Tie Girls Lodging Horse. No. COZ Caral-E rec Ives
elr. without home gives them food and lodging, 70
some extent elueatos them. tAon finds them employ
ment It's expenses wcro $3.50 50 and It Is Ia need "
funds It's yaluo Iray lie estimated from ilo statement
Of the report tlot 1T need longer be said by any
honest respectable Young grl III the ely 81 Ne iork
that Gle bas 20 place 10 stay
Tho Newsboys' Lodging House is wei known. md
hn, done work this year than ever. Its evening
school is well attended averaging sixty night i is
desired 10 secure Per11uent building and fund IN it,
oontnu2noo
There are twelve Tndurirnl schools under charge Of
tie Society. tho aggregate expenses Of which wero
silica Very Interesting accounts OF their manage
rnent are presented in detail For them, as for al the
br anches % tie Socetys benevolent work more money
Il wanted, and We know OF charity TO which money
can be given with greater certainty thoi It vii be
economically and u,ofdlly expended.
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ComrrRCIAL MATTKRs.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. PIP. X.

WrpspepAY Feb. PIP Ne
w.. a.v has been observed very closely ne non
49, ~ sr as financial affairs ore concerned ie"
.., u, REGULATORS made quite high quotations upon
~ .,rsst. New.York Central being quoted at
,,e,. Hudson River ll4li Eric, 7i5 a'o. Cumeer-
Ind Coal was specially active, and sold AZ owl
closing at 60. Al, aro
Among the bankers, Government stocks were
,.n yerv firmly. For now 5-2os llo4 wac bid, and
llll for the old issues.
The sales of 1905 were quite large, but no re-
.ort. have been made of amounts, officially.
The following isa statement of the Public pep'
made Up from official data:
p,,,,,o nvpr OF rur UNITED STATS. JAN. 81, leo''
'S0 Principal. Interest,"
Aggregate fDebt bear 49, , * IN ssa Ioa raj az
ing Interest IN Com. e, U hSD''' " wv
Aggregate Of Debt bear
Ing Interest in Lawful - - 90 "A on ,er. .,o A
Money. ou's"'Vi'NN -
Aggregate Of Debt on
which Interest has o.o.-ooo
ceased $4,000 "'"'
Aggregate OF Legal
Tender Debt bearity ,eo -
no Interest. foJ1oVs"c' w
Aggregate Of Fraction .ooco,oo.
al Currency. H'V''''' .
e2l53735 4i4 &c So. l3l. s0l 60
Unpaid ReQuistous sl2o' ieO0So "
Amount in Jroasury..... Ir-O@''"o 1"
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4 C,IrrrATFp Fr4ArE THEY Arrested
lAiret1smrui
Iasgr Nfuasr.Nf f,eNfrsfrTf..

We persons having touflrp on IN Whatever 'si'
q .ts aiseaFr rr MI.Ban1- isr ksEY TAR tonDisi
which 10 readily takea up by the bo'd spd carried 70 ne
ns. md tho hesng principles Of the Tax 40 upon the -
Hsnd orfs VI uus 4ri up Their decay a. AID is
patients NE l. slycd. Tag ffSE rREf Tan CORDIAL Ia
great power ds.ive tic dick mpcu. that stops ~ the
Tar PISG fH,H T.H pgac. the Blood sd 81
II OF al matter fta' j. constantly breeding scr's ~
'rai nnd external sst ELsuu Blo,rhr. Eace. aad
"a stin Dsssses. rspsc.aiiy rnfsd by Dr. NHHAEI
Pfss 1EsE 1Ls CORDIAL Oha'o No 10 Norm scconds
Philadelphia. -
sod Al HlLsBoLDs Diug AMI CT ulea wai,hau'c 20 80
Vrc...rny =. l.
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Total So. Oh 81
Internal Revenue for January, 1900 pJi uio wv ~
Maternal Revenue since January 81, 100 80 80 a.
Snstoms for January, ls65..-.. o'1oVol0 ~
Customs since January 81, ls65.--.... l,'o"4sS "a
The statement that the Hon. Hugh MeCulioch
will be appointed Secretary Of the Treasury gives
great satisfaction in financial circles. lie has had
much experience and large success in financial a.
fairs and of all who have been named in connee-
ton with this important Office Is the one best quail
fled by education and experience for the position
Under his administration the country will be as
sured Of economy, prompt execution of the rev.
enue laws, and grand financial policy looking to
the speedy resumption Of specie payments. He
will be sure to defeat the efforts Of gamblers TO sus
tain the premium on gold and in all proper ways
viii use the whole power Of his department to re-
store the finances Of the country to condition
shtal TO oil speculatons which damage labor and
sdd 70 the cost Of the Government
The Fourth National Bank has declared selDi-
annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the
Ist proximo, free Of tax.
The Philadelphia Banks make the following re-