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a.Yonr Candidate 1 Cannot ne ),

FfoD' The Reok1Lk tIolnd) Gate Cfly, lTi6,
The Democracy of WinteTset, by way
OF joke, and for the purpose, as they
thought, of boring the Republicans,
voted for Toby Edwards. cOlored citi,
zen OF that place, for Justice OF the
Peace. They elected him, They had
no idea that suffrage would carry in the
State. They thoughtu u capital sell on
the Republicans. They laughed In reg
ular Democratic Rlee. When the re.
turns came in. suffrage carried and the
Mtnterset Democracy were in for II.
I s candidate "a, was entitled to,the
office. They were in more than peck
OF trouble. but Toby Edwards himself
has come to their relief. He publishes.
the following address: -.
To he Democratic Parry Of Madison
County. Ioiga -
GENTLRMES; l am compelled to de.
cline accepttpg The trust which you
ceiYe. ' .
a proper regard for mylown charao.
Ter prevents ms from becoming an of
hes holder insthe Democrats party. i
atn poor man; my reputation is all i
posses, and cannot afford TO fling IL
AMY ny accepting an official position
AZ your hAudA -
eEnSaiton, also is defective, and,
1ssh9 ,.H5 L VIII probably be able 10
lSs ~ anu ~ write sooner than "a majority
OF the Democracy, still, as IRuorsnce Is
toe only Democratic qualitication for
Office which possess, cannot itiiInk l.
quite islE to give me the only place At
y slI,I disposa!sIo the exclusion OF SO
sess that Qualification to a greater isS.
tentthan L do myself. -
Again, the unfortunate color of NV
skin will prevent my aequiringa Demo
cratic nose, and thus destroy all hope
of n denomination. q
Adding TO the above SpTy natural re-
pugnance to association with slow
whtte tsasnS q aud you have the eau SEES
which compel me TO exclAim, In the
LANGUAGE OF the late Horatlo Seymour,
Your candidate L cannot be-"
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"A Boston newspaper thinks it
would be well If ali the human race
could have at leastone Turkish bath
each week. %. -Tll 'a
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EXHIRITInM

FHERE WILL BE AN. EXHIBITION
streeG r. fS S6SlsS gly$9 a. The E9Eih
ING, Nov. 9jtG, lees, for the benefit OF the
sabbath School connected with tnat Uhurch,
. consist OF addresses recitations. dialogues,
Doors open u Io7; commence at ~ O'Clock,
Admission, ADULTS Is cents, Children 10 els.
lnOv24 ct ,f-.r.fs FI, COMMITTEE.
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ESSAYS foIt YouNa ,Irg.

on the Errors and Abuses incident 10
So7th and Harry Manhood. with thehu
man View Of tEeatmenti and cure, sent BY
mail, nee of charge. Address HOWARD
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
bopA0somn0K - 80 - -
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Comm1ssioner's Sale.


Estella May Waters, etals.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID cd in the above entitled cause on tho
gay Of October, 1888, shall, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day OF hoYEA KR 1Si5. at U o'clock
A. IN proceed to sell Al the IonJ door or the
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asnmclepcy thereof
10 pay the debt mentiOneu in the BILL anu
pTOcesdinSs In this case. 5.-s..l45.5
First. Lot number thirty. i've Gs5l in
Zanes' Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing, rs Land ont by Henry Moore, AZ Trustee,
&C. - g.. t.t,l-Ls
Zane's island addition to the city OF WHICH,
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee.
Terms of sale: one.thiId ca OF the pun
chase money cash, the residue thereon RI six
(6) and twelve (IH) months with tnteFesI
nom the day Of haieI (the PuFchaker having
the privilege OF paying such amount in cash
at the time Of purchase as he may wish TO dol
giving notes with good pelsynRl security 10
secure the payment of the deferred install
ments, and retaining the title uEttl the
whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM h. CALDWELL,
G. L. CRANMER, Attorney. oc26.SOi
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..sa SOMETHING new.
S0hETHING new.
SOMETHING new.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
.ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.

These Collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and will wear
three times as long. re- s.s
The trade supplied in Wheeling by AUeUs-
TUs PoLLAcK Manufactured by g. w. II.
WARD, New York. noyl4-lm
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Factory for Sale.
For SaIe and Rent

RU 1 NE s's BASEMENT ROOMS
~ nnished offices and Daguerrean rooms IN
seco 1eL stoEy. and rooms for other purposes
I0r rent IN my brick block on Main street
FosSe session given Immediately,
5utidtng lots md dwelling houses for sale
lots. fronting on Main street and ne Fiytr
between the Belmont and RiyeT.ssIClr Minis
sixth Ward Also my eolntFy place for st1ie
81 ~ THOS- HORNBRIl(1R
@ once, No. IIs1k Main street, above Ne n
Tue. up sLalrA Hi ~ febl4-Jf7
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ALASKA DIAmonDs.

a newly discovered TRANSPARENT carbon.
dlamouus. mounted ut our own facfOrV I'M
AEsue diamond settings, nHdTdnteei ifyjr
12tas ana sold by us ut olIe.JtItieh OF Ihc cSsI
VI Eel ulamonuS, TO which Iney are annol n,
evefX .resPeet except intrinsic value.
SSH, EAR drops Per par, IS and SO;
Bosom Pins, So s, S, $40 So SO; soli-
per SCI, % s.. $40; Cinster
ter Bosom PIN with tall 81 D. C1ustar Pin, 49,
haI.ilings, go and So Cluster Cross S6 SO
anu Slss Clnster. Cross Bosom Pin ana EsF.
81 ia s ~ S e1 10 Cluster Finger Kings, IS,
Orders 'eSs than s. must be accompsnIetl
Iree. Orders exceeding that nmotnt nv Se ~
P5ssa Ior collection on delivery, eTlstonnefs
TRY US. Addr al
JAMES 4. MONROE a, CO..
"a, = 4APoRTERs q MANuFAcTuREpa
0czl-z1n ISo Broadway, New Yo,f
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TRR tenth anniversary of the mar.
rage OF GeneraliGatfield occurred No
yemher 18th. a large PARTY Of his
friends and neighboFs In Hiram ems
6raced the Opportunity 10 give the
General and his Wiie 1Tinl Wed.
ding" The affair was conducted bv
the managers without IakinE Ihe GEN.
srpl or Mrs. Garfield into their cont
denoe, so that on the Anniversary
evening they found themselves com.
pletelN surrounded. lall' $40
TIN to tue right of them, 81
Tin to the lett of them,
Tin-ware in front of theml
GlItIered and Iinsledi
inc occasion passed merrily, and
~, Vas one OF the happy events in a life
time that are never forgotten. The gins
we're many OF them, such as il IL
o,nnsndy 10 have in the house.o and
SEas had their comIcaI features thar
SaEe most laug hAble relish to the even.
aaJ An elegant supper was served.
.s.s.a uos5lng seemed omitted that could
nave ADDED to the pleasure 81 fhoSe
present. = - 'AAe vs.
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with GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
Our citizens are thus anoTdei an opportu-
nlly OF witnessing the celebrated hilLonlan
fRbleax, which Is spoken OF in the highest
terms OF COMMUNICATION all over the states.
LeGRl go and SEQ what they may Fever
again have the opportunity OISeeIng, one or
inc nneht WoTkE OF art ever plesPnted.
IicReis of admission .,......,.,,,.,,,,5 so cents.
g Children under ls..........-..............25
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DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2Ist, 1868. in
Evansville, Ohio, Z. b. SWEARINGBS, sem,
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QheQntell1Qet1ters
WEDNESDAY moRNIN0. NoV. 20.

AN announcement IN The Evansville
Courier, which We publish il another
column, informs us of the death in tn at
city of ous of the old time citizens oil
Wheeling, Mr.. ELI B. SwEARINoEN,
Sr., who, for very many years. was a
resident aud business man in our
midst. He died OH the 2Istinst.. at The
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. DIR.
Hlldrsth. at the advanced age OF 76
years. Mr.. s. cane to this city far
back In the early part OF this century,
and was n native, If We mistake not, OF
MonOngulIa county, in this Slate. For
long while he was engaged In the
retail dry goods business, afterwards
in the wholesale trade, and still later
in his life he became connected with
the publication of this paper as one
of its pIoprietors in the days OF Swear
inRep, Taylor d Co. During the last
years OF his life in wheeling he
was engaged In the insurance bust
ness. rs the agent Of one or two
Eastern companies, at the close Of
which service he retired altogether
from business and went to Morgantown
to liveamong old friends and early as.
sOcIations. There he remained until a
few years ago, when, as We have no.
tlced. lie took up his residence with his
daughter at ztnesville, Ohio. With
Mr. SwEARINaEN ouracquain,ance was
quite limited, the active portion of his
life having expired before our day. We
know simply OF his general reputation
as an upright and useful citizen. who
labured long in our midst ana main
tanned throughout his life a respectable
sIanding.
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SAhuuluks
The Chesapeake and ohio Railroad.
Do all our readers understand what
Is meant by the above nameH We will
explain: II comprises, first, what used
to be known as the Virginia Central
rond-A road that runs from Richmond
through Gordonsville, CharlottesyilIe,
and Slauntonto Covington, which lat
ter place is near the south western bor-
der of West Virginia, not far from
GreenbrIer county. Next. IL includes
what used to be known as the covIng.
ton aud Ohio TaIIroad-a road projected
from Coyington through our counties
OF Greenbrier, Monroe, Fayette. Kama
wha. Putnam, CabeIl, and Wayne.
This latter road was being graded
when the war broke ont. About three
millions were spent on it in the West
Virginia couLtIes. Together With the
Virginia Central it now, by recent acts
OF the yirElnin and West Virginia
legislatures, constitutes the Chesapeake
and Ohio road.
Work on the unfinished portion Of
the line Is shortly to go forward. The
western terminus will be at the junction
orBIg Sandy with the Ohio river. in
Wayne county. 1t is hoped to make
tho Cbas.,,a,,,, 90 -
-. NO o great
through hne from the Mississippi river
to tide water. Advantages are claimed
for N ,--..,'
shorter distance. easier Grades fres5on,
from snow and cenlraIItv oflocs,ion
In consequences of these. adysntaesst
is claimed tina, Al mus, hscnr,o :. 80,
frsIybt ron,a NJ, ~ :" s'ea.
doveIope, In the way OF loc,l ,r,a.oS,a
the iron o,, t.,,,. "a -,
~ - "eius OF Nir-
s'uiA Huu Hest NifSlnla' aud bring the
two together, thus building up large
n,annIactuFfnC c6neerDs and t,,,,,.,aN
a., I..'.-.,1....s.lN - - 800 'Huu0'hS
1"e it HIS'aIOh VI SaPlai ana labor
Into the State. i7=s Q
The report of Mr.. Fontatnas I1.e.,,,o,,,
- - NJ
VI '"e t"Au 1ppeaFs III the hichmond
papers, and - an interesting document.
AS a matter of more than ordInarv In
=. ti-
terest 10 many OF our readers, we make
the following extract from IT:
1--WE are Abouf IN accon,nl;sb .s 1,,,,,.
Board believe, vVI1at mas ars..ii, - ~
attention OF patriots and stsIssnsn ra T
more than u half a centnTv We 80
about 10 open a direct cSmynnnJc,,in,s
between the waters OF the Cbasanasi ,a
and the Mississippi Valley brIneIns,
the western and nnrthwes,ern S;stss
into connection with Atlantic cities nv
the cheapest and most direct roIIts on
this continent" -, : :
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For Rent.
A Good Investment.

DERsoNS HAVING MONEY TO IN
Il vest are offered the bonds of q cd cor.
porRtion, amply secured by DE- ed OF trust
on valuable real estate, bearing interest At
the rateOf seven per cent per annum.l pay
able EetnI-annuRlIyi and exempt from all
taxes, except income tax apply to rs.
JUSEPh sEsY BOLD,
HoV26.lw at tho Bank Of Wh, cling.
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8Dr GENT.
For Rent.
gas 8sA.
For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE NY RESIDENCE
on Fourth st The house is la thorough
repair aud arrangements for comfort and
Convenience very complete. For location 1t
city. ID. CRAS9Lk.
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STERLING SILVER WARE
81 Lsu -i' AND IN
PINE Ei.EcrRo.pLA4ED WARE.

FINE EIECFRO.PLA7ED WARE.
THE GoRHAM MAEUFAOrURISGC CO,
OF PROVIDENCE, Il. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor. ale
enabled To offer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner ser
vices, Tea Services. and every Article specIal-
ly. adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They ofsr ais their well-known and un-
.rivalled Nickel Silver EIeetro-P Plated Ware.
In which they have introduced new pat
.terns of rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed To be of sterling purity by u. s.
Mint assay. The Electro Plate Is guaran-
teed to be superior TO the finest sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trnde only,
but these goods may be obtained nom re-
sponsiple dealers every where.
'', s'iii3 MAX Gs5J9 d y E B !:
la z.4su5T - = sOs1lA'AAAEGeo Electro
g. aoRHAM MANuFAcTUR1Na CO.,
g. salesroom No. 3 Maiden Lane, N, Y.
novS.d&w41<m
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, November Rules,
1868. b nj. .G5e
Hampton Zane and Emily A. Zlne, his
vile. Georse Il. X. CockOnrn and Mary K.
CocRbnrn, his wife, tue said Hampden
Zane In his own right and us trustee for
His Vile, Emily A. Zane, aud any children
who may survive her.
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MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
III den street, between Byron and sixth
= a0OInsI attic celia, g ~, eIos--s--s------
0clT ~ sr JOHN S.OHANDLER.
For Terms enquire of NJ a .lCHA NDLt r.
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Desirable Residence for Sale

GIL CRANMER. Attorney. oeaS.soi
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For Sale.

GEU. q. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Law once, Fourth str ct, next door 10 the
Court House. al Cct22-9il,d-
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FIFTEEN FOLLIES.

First TO 4l;rl, IT,. ..,o ,,,,,.,.s
IS.- cl.o 'ninh 'ii'it the more man
eats the latter ana stronger he will be-
come.
| oeco ii'i11- peiieVe tnat the more
t,,a,, , .,,ii'ireh STUDY at schooi me raster
sibir1N;r o.o,,.,,,s. ~. g
;s 60 e.. a.. na,th INA. eAerSise
"a ,,i,',t;, :. 'iio nioic Yioie.t
a. = ~ - ING Hioie Sooo is
0 Ee,rt, r.
- - ne that every nour
F;eth 1T sep t Is AN an nour canned.
tha s,,,oll..t az Oh 'iie presumption sIif6
enonrb to,s,a,,1 =, - ' = u i"i
S;xtEl n sl.,. III
dycousoso,,a .5 81 "
;s GOOD for' H. a, ai.ii.le'lstsly De'.es
@arS 70 n,a.e ,,,to,.; Ga.i'eus NJ qaes
,..,,, J, 80. =
efsF fl ~ ss 8 s 49,
{ szs - - s. !. =, 49, -. = sss3s
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fatal n r. :, & a.,
on the bra;n at least ~
| the disease.
Sevenfh-To co,n,,,;4 90. b.oh :,
fait in ;tsatf 80 IL ,.t: on -
tbn+ eor1oia, ~ no cluoIciai' hopiIg
-, &c, ~: VI otiiel II may NC uohe
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ramed, which VS. d hnUo 70 tahe
rnnrSnif 80 YOU mate not tfied on
-, .L ~ III ~ iii"AlIS ,specIai III
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Nintb-To cot v;tbo,,. ON r;.;to
cont;nua -, III 10. "a
merely to off tho ts 'ss ooh 'f''i Siieu'
Tenib-'To eof q hoo - S,,,,,. g.. a.
nlea snre axner;a,'cad 49, ;upP a. i'i tie
lime II Is M Ss;nn dou,, o tha ene oiiel
exnense Of . wbola n;%ht nf S S -. si9
eieen and q rnar,, IL =, .ts oeu
;n% 90 wan IL 'he iiioin-
Eleventh To ro,,,, A.,
clotb;nn ;,,,,,odintnJr pr, oI !he
IT, r. ,aInat St,'.tis aiIer exercise,
YorL Knows fbat = 10 dooa man IL we"
er on his borsa tbn rno uon U ~ pua oooo
nori. =, 80, III III u nc ceases
fa,r do ~ 49,, ~n nc Mail lose MN III
Tw"if H. nnnto,,;! .h.4 A a.,
d;rt;oSttcl;i9,.on; S -, ~. mat oecause .ne
.ciiiIuTeH III tlle sIreet, or on the
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countability in the disbursements of the
Indian appropriations The machfne-
~ necessary to support the army can,
Indians.
Our success so far in the number Of
indians killed is fully as great as could
pc expected, and arrangements are now
being made for active Operations AGAINST
their Villages and stock. As soon as the
allure of the grass aud the cold wealth
er FORCES the scattered bands TO come
together to winter in the milder Iati.
tudes south of the Arkansas, a move
ment or troops viii then take place from
Lyon, Bascon, Dodge and ArbuckIe,
which hope will be successful i'm gain
ing permanent peace.
have the honor to be, General. very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
=. III. SHERIDAN,
Major General United States Army.
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Utah is making iron.
Greedy is 81 years old.

Utah is making iron. -a4
Greedy is 81 years old.
Yale College is 1877 years old. -"fa
Paris has IS marriage brokers.
a. j. has only hundred days.
Plenty of wild fruit in Minnesota.
Oberlin had 1,134 students last year.
Surprise weddings" are an Ohio
| novelty.
Sturgeon meditates lecturing raid
on us. .s-,s
Bears are browsing Wisconsin corn
fields.
Eight hundred Americans live in
Dresden.
Wild honey is found in large quanti-
ties in Arkansas. n
A snake % feet long has been seen
in California.
There are 300 religious newspapers
in the United States.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, is going to build
$4,000 school house.
The potato crop of New York State
this year is about 25,O00,000 bushels.
The Ohio wheat, corn and oat crop of
1868 Estimated at 14l ,000, 900 bushels.
Indiana boasts cf baby Ii months,
old which chews tobacco.
That friendship which would lead us
to do wrong is worse than open enmity.
It takes twenty-five miles of cars to
do the transportation of Chicago every
day.
Gen. Whitfield, formerly delegate In
Congress from Kansas, is now residing
in Galveston, Texas.
Sixteen kinds of fossil horses hays
been found i'm North America, vet
there were no horses when this country
was discovered. y- rf,s
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad
has 532 locomotives, a larger number
than any other railroad corporation in
the country.
To 'tangry and sin not" is state at
tainable only by divine help, and the
gracious infusion OF the principle into
the soul. iea
A foppish fellow advised friend
not to marry poor girl, as he would
find matrimony with poverty "up-hill
would rather go up hill than down hill
any time" 49,
A conductor of newspaper, speak
/ ing of contemporary, says: s.He was
formerly member of Congress, but
rapidly rose till he obtained 8 respecta-
Bile position as an editors noble ex-
ample of perseverance under pressing
circumstances" go
! A funny feature In the torehlight
| procession in Boston, Monday night,
was company of earpet-baggers. 1t
consisted of 100 prominent Republicans
of Lynn. grotesqueIy dressed, each man
4 wearing an old battered white hat, a
4 linen buster, and having an umbrella
and a carpet-bag Sung over his shoul-
der. - <aa.5aa seeae 49, s4f,s +Ts
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RaTenna lecture .Associa atioa.
Arrangements for the winter Of 1ses4e.I

--.ll- c5zS-4-s@ : = =
Thor GSmse wiai.Sonsist' of ten lectures, of
which the Association are flow prepared to an
nostnce as follows .lId Ha5d All 4g2ft5 IisJoiii
1. "A. wILLITTs4&ov. 7-subject-sUN-
spnEJOOD IItIOCy}
II. B. F. F.TAYLOR-December 1.-Subject-
ESdLIsH wpEfs THEIR ApsEs ASD BEAU
TY.
1ME Vt. BEwmTIF&LM&GE4DeSembef 81
-Subject-G -GRUALBIERs Eco! Nh Z
John G "a sArxE7 rxHlE December 15,-subject
POETRY AND POETS.
V.a v. THEoDoKE TILT9N 1lEariyy 1lEariyy IN III anuair5s,
day not fixed.-Subject-THE ART OF USING THE
MIN8l1 5IE BIETSSI3 bnG S5fPOIe
Woe. r. wH1pPLE, of Boston, iseNpected to
give the sixth lecture but his time Is not yet ar
ranged taaf3,siJ il, .sI.4ssd ID .t1s5..5. glli
,vHPMAEK TWATN Humorous = FeBru-
afy T. gSBi s ANpKItH ISL ss5i 81 q
HORACE Greeley has promised to lecture here
if he Comes west during the season. .. :. ~,
The Association are in correspondence witt
several first class Lecturers but have not yet 81
far completed engagements as to be able to an
nounce names for the balance of the course, the.
can however assure the people of Ravenna tina
the entire Course will be Allied with class o
men fully equal to those already announced.
ri lid - ~ 80 tsr Al sissiati iili2 w. ,s6
Single Ticket. Ia -.s-s ifs.sssk yas.,t5O cents
Season ticket for thee entire confse II 0Oz II q
Season tickets not tfansfefable!is >do3i) III
Tickets can be had of W. B. Beebe, Treasure
at End National Bank, at the Ravenna, Bool
Store and atsWaterman's Drug Store.
For the present the. lectures Will be held Il
DAYS HALL, and will commence at T:3
O'Clock. ., s-,-.,,,,, ,..,.,.-..- -
By order of the Executive eS ca Committee maiittee' %
H. n. STEVENS,
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Taylor, Hon. John F. Beaver, and
John NJ Stun, of the Trumbull county
bar; Hon. D. If. Wilson, Gen. T.5W.
Sanderson and F. G. Servis, of Ma
honing, and VS.. C. Otis. of Cleve-
land. e =
The Sheriff-elect was present during
the term, "learning the. ropes" pre-
paratory to entering upon his duties
at the next term, which will commence
February 8, 1869.
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The enthusiastic young Rad who,
al, q late hour on Tuesday night was
seen expounding the principles Of Ills
party to a hitching-post had drawn
altogether to much enthusiasm from
a bottle. He should remember that
it was not that kind of liquid the poet
had reference to when he wrote.
''pheyeBhaHQw dEa9ghtssiptpxieate
the brain,
But drinking largely sobers us
again."