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Administrators Sale.

ON the 28th day of December, 1857, at 10
" O'Clock A. M., will offer for sale at pub
lie outcry, on the premises, in the town Of
Stafford, in Monroe county, Ohio, the follow
ing real estate, to wit: The south half Of lot
numbered forty-two, lot numbered forty-three
lots numbered fer.y-four and forty-Hye, and
the tobacco house property lately owned by
John Barnett al Stafford,
CHARLES HARE,
nov26w5., Admir- of J. W. Barnett.
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and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 3
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Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
mornings at7A.H.
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GONE TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Baker
Lewellyn, who was sentenced to one
year for grand larceny, left for the o. P.
in custody of Sheriff Matheny, on Mon
day, last-NobLe County Republican.
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ADvERTTsING A

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.
TRY IT
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s~Rev. N. c. WoarHlsGroN, for
merly stationed 10 Woodsfeld, was in at
tendance at the NJ. 3. Church quarterly
meeting. His many friends warmly vel
! coined him.
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S The Protracted Meeting at the Disci-
pies Church has been very successful,
twenty-four persons having joined since
the meeting commenced. Elder Media
mid has proved himself popular and
effective preacher BarnesuiHe Enter
prise.
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Errors of Ycuth.--A Gentleman Vhe
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Prs-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthfnt
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~ The fashion which the ladies have
of wearing two long ourls hanging down
their backs, is an old one. Alexander
Pope, in the second canto of the Grape
of the Lock-" says Of Belinda:
eThis nymph, to the destruction of mankind,
Nourished two locks, which graceful hung be-
hind
In equal curls, and well conspired to deck
With shining ringlets the smooth ivory neck. ~
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R In 1860 the Illinois State debt amount
ed to $40, ,277, ,161, and in 1861 it was in
creased by the issue of bonds, principal
" for war purposes, TO toS12,574,171. 1t
has been reduced by subsequent pay
ments, until on December, 1866, it amount
ed to S8,65e, ,zJaa.-FA principal source
of revenue to the State, apart from tax
alton, is the Central Railroad, z per cent.
of the gross earnings of which are paid
into the State Treasury, to be applied to
the interest paying portion of the State
debt. The amount received in 1865 was
$463, ,499. and in 1866 it was S427, ,O75.
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TOLD HER So.-The "loc.d" oftht
76s.do Commercial tells hard thing o
Huron Co. precccity: He says:-'sa
friend infosms US that precocious spe>r IL
men of Young Ac'erica, Of three or four
summers" growth, exhibited himselfat the
Huron County Fair, one day last week.
he was bawling around, much to the
annoyance of some quiet people, who in.
quired the cause of his grief. lie an.
sWered, with repressea soul. q want
my nanny; that's what's tbs matter.
1 told the darn'd thing she'd lose me. !"
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The Protestant Churches o. na"si''
Sandwich Islands, contributed I. US
ious parp oses last year S27, ,23S; anu III, Th .
ing the last fifteen years $314,04S. SIe
population is decreasing, but the contl.
buttons are inorea.sln
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The New York police force costs about
S250,00O month.
A hundred-year-old vagraht was sent
to the New York aims house Saturday.
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Some time since, halter in Brooklyn,
for the fun of the thing, promised his
wife that he would make her skirt such
as never was before known. He took
some felt, and, adopting the beating pro.
,es,s by which felt hats are made, he
s.., tc. he'd the material over frame, and
bast @ in successive lapers till thick,
fnll s;ao., s,eamless skirt was made, ,imper-
v;o,s - rs,1 or damp, warm and not
bsaHv " r on -. regarded as a wonder by
tbs Iad,a. 80 "S1 No. York, More were de-
manded. They becA @e the rage, ana an
immense factory has se1 aps upsntb, tH, Sse ds.
hundred hands employee = aAu 'D' w
mand OF be supplied.
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Insolvent Notice.

MoTICEis is hereby given that the estate of
IN Thomas Martin, decd, has been declared
insolvcnt. All persons having claims against
said estate will present them for payment.
E is JAMES ARMSTRONG;,
Admir- Thomas Grahsm's estate.
nov19W3. -s a
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pA-The next meeting Of the Directors
of the Agricultural Society will be held
in Woodsfeld on Monday the 18th day
Of March 1868.
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@A Maine paper states that me-
chanic of that State has procured pat
ent for an invention for running shafting
at right angles, or at any angle, without
the use of gearing or betting. The idea
is entirely novel. A slide bar is placed
in the angle, and motion transferred by
the action Of double crank on each
shaft. The machinery runs without the
least noise. IN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-11-26

sa-The Directors Of the Agricultural
J Society appointed J ohn,E. Hill, Secreta.
~ Fice William II. Simmons.
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~ The Guernsey Je6srsonian says the
Guernsey Times has not sense according
TO itssize. ,iss
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To Consumplves.-The advertiser. hay
ing been restored to health in a few weeks by
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for several gears with a severe lung affection.
and that dread disease Consumptien-is anx-
the means of cure.
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for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoudHs,
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The only object of the advertiser in sending
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as it will cost them nothing, ndmay prove
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FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
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$ ~ The County Commissioners NEE
on Monday, the2d day Of December.
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sa- Black diamonds are worth ff-
teen cents per bushel in the Woodsfeld
market.
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1G Attention is invited to the adyer.
tisements in this issue. @ *.
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Nov. 26--ti

.- MONUMENTAL AssocIAT1oN.-Towu-
ship Committeeman of the Monroe Coun-
{ ty Monumental Association will refund,
TO the persons from whom received, all
moneys in their hands. By order.
W. F. HUNTER, Pres.
H r Wrsr Sec.
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DrThe work on the Catholic Church
q is progressing rapidly. $50
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Il
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA. --The fol-
lowing letter will prove interesting to the
friends of Mr.. Algeo in Monroe County
a nd elsewhere: 9l 8
h NIGHTS FERRY, CAL, Oct. 20. i67.
81 H. r. WEsT-Dear SIR: You will
please CT ange the address of the subscri-
Der from l. inGen, San Joaquin County to
Knights Ferry, -Stanislaus County, Cali
fornia This q We. you some trouble, but
nothing in proportion TO the pleasure it
affords the reader. ''lThe Spirit" is in
deed a welcome guest to man that mas
resided in Monroe. With sincere wish
for the SUCCESS of the dot 'trine you maiE-
tain, I am, dear sir, yours, DC,
III tbs w. z. ALGEo. 4
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M Quarterly Meeting commenced OF
Saturday last
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massachusetts.

In 1866 there were 1861 votes cast
Of which -- ---.=-
Bullock, Rep, received. d...............s1, $3.50
Sweetzer, DEM. ............ ...26, ,671
Republican msjority.....,.. .,..........,..65 ,3Os
In 1867 there were l46,O33 votes poll
ed, OF which
Bullock, Rep, received. ..82, ,38l
Adams, Dem. 6 ..............62, ,652
Republican majority. 20, ,729
In 1867 there we're p, ,38l mere votes
polled than in 1868.
Democratic gain over last year 1850.
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November 21.
CATTLE.
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quarter of cent per pound on all grades
SHEEP.
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III. ...r;, ais of hogs during the week
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With vuiuou only " 1Ds /. If demand. The market
has h ruled dull the. better tier feeling S linz pre-, pre-
,siled, and to day pr. oooa boos as sell
er We quote fair to J0s and dOso nine ae 's sad
no at eight and haA
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h. R. WEsT, Sec.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAI

IANHERs. LEosARp, J.
Hl-Bsllantine et al. sgt. Hepry.
les-Sh.fsr ct al agL brumsr u
al.
lSs-Areher st 81. at. Lsansaaa
uL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
which the shns send In 10 worry the people along m.

which the ships send In 10 worry the people along the
coast 1t is also proposed TO arm two or three light
will bring on the question Of bell gerency, though
suanecf Tie Turks will preguage that by deeaptans
sumnary all the volunteers IL may capture IN thn
serxice or simpler still, take no PllsoneiS.
DR. lowe is still here, and has 3een gong the
ronnds Of the refugee stations. The pictures hs
draws of the deStituion OF tne Iretan nnes y us
6een able >" to 9ptd do. Many vSre withont garment
which would cover their nakedness. mere mas Deen
great talk Of Cretan charity, but eXeeps Tns' @ ns
been sent from America, almost nothing mas Dcea
done by other countries than Greece. vi the ccnlr-
buttons credited TO England, only about tjoOV wers
really subscribed by Englishnen the balance coming
almost entirely from Greek merchants dong DuSiess
in England.
Crete events wait tho accord between Russia and
France, which in my opinion is slowly coming about,
in spite of the obsnacy of England III support OF her
cO-reli gonists and faithful allies the turks, bnt the
state of feeling as between England and Rome seems
TO be drawing 10 a fine edge. IL is much to be
desired. in the interests OF humanity that inc lso-
case the fate of the Christians of the East would lie
i'm the hands of Russia and though IN general havs
been little inclined TO credit that power with any
degree of disnterestedness IN oilenlal aiais, sEn
was not wanting of positive pressure or pubic
opinion in favor Of the emancipation or the Greek
Christians which the Gar would not hesitate to
avail himself of if even he could AFFORD 10 dsregard
IT, am assured by Russian friends that the reli-
pious pressure is 80 great that anything like re-
cusaney in their Government in this question wOuld
dscontent in the empire. Prom an intercourse more
or less intimate with the Officers OF the Rus
san ships now here, which have been
here for the past few weeks, l cannot
only easily believe this, but see in them and
the almost feverish eagerness with which they enter
into the Cretan question certain proof OF it, The
Russian character is Of intense religions senti:
ment, capable, it seems to me, of being influenced
more by II TO positive action than any other know,
and il only wants to be let loose tho NiOslem to
determine all possible questions of the East The
stran judicial blindness of gland in these cTcum
stances only be accounted Tor We account for
the fatuty of the Porte, by the maxim, qtu'n Dens
ruH padCre, &c.
IL would that the pressure Of certain questions
of difference between our OWN Government and thet
of England at this moment and in such way as to
delay speedy solution, would be in accordance with
the interests Of humanity as well as our own. The
clear understanding that in case England should take
hostile attitude in defense OF the Asatc barbarism,
the IT, s. A. would avail themselves of the emergency
10 settle an outstanding questions in their own sense,
would very soon produce ts effect on the annals OF
the world, and place England in the best merited
isolation nation ever enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

beeom. debas.d the society Of men, become elevated In 'e "
WE b,,. d.Oyd women Of her embroidery her tapst a ne
s .b u lose her sewing What else has she
nccgpy her mind Novels gossip and tie rearing Of chdren uys
her cote to protect her properly ana Am0'No" s'''' ~ ~
l,aIe place the true refJrinef.,
wa w. my bond say Yes . the St Lons Lecture and Yes
hs Wy % nsa LEI our election cry this noble cause be
~ SWomsspEszbey = oud be uuited-tos man v O., -. r
" Sincerely, "Ko FhASCH iAAH'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

The receiver Of the First National Bank OF
Newton, Mass DR. d. w. Jones' has been engaged since
the suspension OF the institution, after its connection
with the States irregularities at Boston, in collecting
its liabilities aud forwarding the amount 20 Boston The
discount notes foot up 20 $1,000 and of ths amount
$4,000 has been collected Half OF the balance 10000
Is considered GOOD and the other half doubtful bad
cuded in the latter category Tho stockholders OF the
bank viii meet at Eewtonvie tomorrow, TO consider the
present condition OF affairs the bank must be resur-
rected at ALL within the next 20 days I proposed
the oheos obtained through tho 0aahor, T. p Dyer IT,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions in bankruptcy were fled by Loeb
Hess, Emil Ham, Henry Sketon, John NJ. Foss, and
Edward &. stokes, all OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

THE GREEKS GETTING READY FOR wAR-DR.
HOWE THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Prom Our Special Correspondent