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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-16
DEBILITY.

There (. no nsedicfns equal to HocEands German
zsss ."pa;. : e: p e. :: s.:sss e & : e.:
an enjoyment of he0 food, enable The so-
mach TO digest z, purify dhe blood, gsUe a good sound.
healthy complexion, eradicate he yeLlot inge from the
eye, impdyt a bloom to De cheeks, and change The patient
from O Sh0Tt-bredthed, emdcidted, weak, and nervous
inrGlid, to "A If souh, and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using n Bttters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety to a child three months
old, most delicate female, or q man
OF
These Remedies are Tie bs4
Blood Purifiers
bad blood Keep yourE7 blood pure; keep your
Liver IN order; keep your digestive organs
IN q sound, healthy meondition, by the use
ever GssdiI yoH- The best men IN the country recommend
hen- u years of honest reputation 90 for anything
yoS ssSss Try tAssc preparations.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-16

FROM HON. FEC ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1857.
Ifnd "Hoofaad's German Bitter" Is mot an intos-
teasing beverage, bat is a good tonic, useful 81! disordeT.
Of 1s di0esiuc organs, and Of great benefit in cases Of
dtbility dRd tant Of nervous deiOn, IN De sySteA-
Yours tTHly,
GE0. ". W00DWARR.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-16
TRAINS GuING EAST.

Stations Exp'ss Exp'ss ExPfss ExPfss
Chicago s,2Oam 9,20pm 5,35pm 4,50am
Valparaiso 9,59am IL ,96pm 7,10pm 6,67am
Plymouth 11,25am 12,87am 9,oOpm 9,10an
Warsaw IL ,21pm ,s2am 9,5Opm 10,2oam
Columbia ,OOpm 2,I7am 1o,30pm II ,15am
Fit. Wayne 2,O0pm S,lIam IL ,15pm1 IL, 2Opm
Van Vert 3,02pm4 .3Oam 12.I5am 2,0spm
Lima 4,OOpm. 6,35am I.15am 8,19pm
Forest 5,09pm 6.53am 2.1sam .4,43fh
U Sand Ky 5,83pm 7.18am 2,42am 5,14pm
Bucyrus 6,O9pm 8.0Iam. Sloan 5,67pm'
Crest A Ss4pm s,Soan S'4oam e,s0pn
Mansfield 7,2Spm 9,37am 4,24am 6I0am
Wooster s,53pm II ,Ooam 5,5Oam. s19am
Orrville 0.18pm II pam 6,15am Alan
Massillon 9,50pm 11.57am 6.47am 9.20am
Canton 1o,06pm 12lSrm 7,Soam 9,4Oam
Alliance 10, 50pm 12,55pm 8,05am 1O,40am
Salem 11,2Oam 1,25pm s.S2am 11.25am
Rochester ,05am 3,O2pm 10 O5am 1.55pm.
Pitts .gh 2,10am 4,10pm II. 10 am 4,20pm-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-16

nd agents to engage in their sale.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
SHidH Farms.

Tue Norfolk Day Liooi saws the public mind Is
bCiug greatly exercised on the subject Of sma
farms, aud much good will, no doubt, grow out
Of II. The old idea Of extensive farms founl %
gave with slavery, and from the want Of suni
cient help will spring an important change In an
farming operations. Aside rom the fact ihAt
small farms will increase the populaiion, Is lh,
more important fact that new system of asri.
culture Will spring up which will eventually PRO.
ducc more forty or fifty norcs than was pro-
duced, under the old regime by one hundred
We arr told that Il is no uncommon thing fo.
a German farmer TO clOihc. ced aud educate his
family upon the products OF four or FIVE acre
And this Is done upon land no better than outs
nor the prices 80 remuneIaliyc, but the fact Is
they understand the ART OF farming better than
We do a dense population forces them TO pur-
sue a system which husbands every resource. aud
makes every article pay. They reduce their sys-
TEN 10 science and by quick rotation Of crol
make one acre produce as much A. twenty ot
thirty does iH this country.
We have In our minds ey, a. example in the
high latitude of Massachusetts, In which gentle
man who had pursued the German system has
In forty years, amasscd fortune OF quarter Of
million OF dollars on = iarm Of twenty acre
lie has pursued = regular and scientfc courac
by which, 81 all SEASONS Of the year, In winter
cold aud summers beat, he has something grctu
or ripe or ripening, aud Of course something al
ways ready for market
Just such ~ stem must bc adopted IN thu see.
ton, aud then the land will be made 20 blossom.
a. the rose our population will increase aud our
country be fllcd with population ofihritty and
independent people, who will add 10 the material
wealth OF the State, aud will speedily place her
In the front rank Of the Union.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
CToDDARD's iNFALLIDLE
y BLOOD PURIFIERS
To CURE
Chronic and lcWtc Diseases


The subject Of disease, Of both sexes. all ages
and every condition, who have long heard Of
the wonderful curative powers Of this great
remedial agent, but have been unable to obtain
IL. will rejoice 10 know that arrangements have
finally been effected by which its preparation
in future will be equal TO the rapidly incrcas
ing demand.
The great purifier Of the blood and rcgenera.
tor Of the human sys:cnl--lnIalliblc in the cure
Of Chronic Diseases, scrofula, Rheumatism,
Eruptions. Erysipelas, Swcllings. Putrid or u
cera,cd Throat. letter, Fistula. Piles. Syphili-
tie and Mercurial Diseases, Stomach and Liver
complaints, affection of the Kidneys, and will
restore dcbilitatcd manhood and woinanhood
10 the freshness and elasticity Of youth.
Ss- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. ~
This preparation Is no new HPstdrt, but was
discovered more than century ago, and the
original receipt has been in the possession Of
Mrs. DIR. J. b. Stoddard for period Of twenty
years, during which time IL has effected some
Of the most astonishing cures ever recorded
The great misfortune with the preparation has
been, that in consequence Of It's vegetable char
acter, IL could only be prepared for immediate
use for those who would call in person send
for IL. as its virtues would be lost by fermenta-
tion in forty eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol or minerals were introduced in
10 its composition but that difficulty has been
surmounted without recourse 20 either and IL
is now for the first time presented 70 the world
in all its original purity and extraordinary vir-
tues, and will retain them any number Of years
in any climate ON the globe
sEu-Price Sl.OO per bottle or six bottles for
$500. For sale by all druggists.
Ess-PRgPARED ny
Mas. On. J. D. sT0DDARD,
No. % South Bond ST., Baltimore.
Nov. ., lS61.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
WHOLE NO. l72.
HOPE ON.

Why spyah - saa 9: ssys gone by,
Aud why that look of soFrowf
Chase back lhe tear that dlms thine eye.
And hope for Joy tomorrow.
The sky that seems 90 dark aud drcaF.
A. u prcsaginR thunder,
The suns rays will render clear.
Aud burst those clouds aSundcr.
lhe uoods that nov Arc bright and g,sen
Were once all dark and drcary
No icaihercd shngstcrs gTacrd the scene,
Aud all was sad aud weary,
hut nov the trees Arc green and gray.
Aud all hespeak % Riadness
Thea look towards a brighter day.
Aud chase away thy sadness,
Then III thy lot on earth he dark,
And no Kind friend h. near thee,
Within thy breast thoult hnd spark
To comfort and 10 cheer thee
Then speak not sad % days gone by.
Disrel thy looks % ssrrow,
Chase hack the tears that dim thine eye.
And hope for loya 20 morFoW
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

DEATn oF MYrERious CnARAcTFR. And old
hermit, who has lived solitary aud alone ioi
thrty-dve years near Albion, Michigan, was
found dead in his hut few days since \ COZ.
respondent Of the Chicago Journal writes
The greatest mystery has always surrounded
him, though since bis death the following story
has been circulated by shose Nho caim 10 know
u is said that years ago be was a wealthy mcr
chant In New York city, aud was engaged io q
beautiful and accomplished young lady bat hi.
brother, who was in business with him. brcnmr
his rival and secured the hand of the lad, IN
question, upon which this m n bclook himself in
the wilds Of Michigan, bought rome lan1, buiii
small hut, and here he lived in the utmost ,r'n
sion. He raised his own produce. ror rluinn
he used nothing but cotton bags, which h. ,ut
on In every shape lmag ENABLE. In the Winter O.
wore neither boots nor shoes, always soie. ....
looted, and always slept In hs coffin. ln vl.h
be was found dead.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Attention Farmers!
SEED CORN.

"E call tho attention Of farmers 70 the fact
w that the BALTIMORE PEARL HOMI.
NY COMPANY have
SEED OF A YERY SUPERIOR
WHITE FLINT CORN
Which they wish 10 have planted, and will sell
low 10 farmers for that purpose. They will en-
gage to pay ten cents per bushei over the price
Of other corn when brought 10 thcm. This 10
n chance for our farmers 70 get good prices, and
we call their attention to samples Of Corn, on
Mill, torHer NORTH and Beipidcre Streets, Nal.
tmore. March 3l.-2m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
R1TES or .lDTERTISING.

nA-No Advertisement Inserted for lcss than ONE
IOLLAR
a. The UHioa has the largest circulation Of amy pa
per 10 the County, fac. worthy the attention Of Ad
ysrtiscrs. Address,
LoSGSEcRgRs CONNER, PuuLlsnEHs,
TousontoWn, Baltimore Co, Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR!

For completeness Of adjustment, strength,
durability and working power, THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal. The nuted roll l.
the important feature that regulates the feed.
as soon as presented, thus relieving the labor
80 often necessary 10 force the stalks 10 an cn
trance between smooth rolls, and at the same
time secures is direct passage 20 the discharge
roll. They also break the woody fibre at short
intervals, and thus rupturing the cells cause
the more ready dow of the Juice. wealsohayc
horizontal mills, for horse, water and steam
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
FRANKLIN INN,

FRANKLIN INN,
Cor. High q Hillen sts., Baltimore.
ID OBERT d. sTAEsBURY would respect
III fully inform his old friends Of Baltimore
and Hartford counties, and the public general.
ly, that he has removed from the "Bull's Head
HOTEL" aud has rented the above Hotel, cor
ncr High aud Hillcn Streets. The Wagon
Yard N this hotel Is known as one Of tho best
in the city, and the house 10 largo and we'll cal
culated for the business. Every attention will
he paid 10 guests and charges moderate.
The citizens Of Baltimore county are invited
10 favor him with their patronage.
4. d. BTANsBURY.
Oct. ~, Is67.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

- A boy At a crossing, bsFglas s,.,n,, ,o.
Of gsnileman, the latter told him "ht unnhi
else him trihr when he zane ha-l
'foal h0nOi, trpiicd the TO, ,ua e"aii Be-
surprised u you knew how much lnpus, I l,s.
by swing credit 10 that way
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Miscellaneous.
MARYLAND BOUNTY
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS !
Army and Navy Agency,
THOMAS TIMMoHs 4 CO.,
No. 10 South 81, over Gas Co.'S Os;ee. Boifisore
Miscellaneous.

THOMAS TIMMONs 4 CO..
No. 10 SOEh 81, Over Gas Co.'S Oaoe, baltimore
CtoLDIERs and SAILORS, enlisted or drafted,
Oand mustered into the U. :. Service after
May 10, 1888, aud credited a. Maryla land. Rro
entitled 70 $500 State Bounty.
ADDITIONAL U. 3. BOUNTY.
Soldiers OF 1901, 2, ,, I, who have received
not more than si0O, are entitled TO an addition.
al 800.
Widows and heirs Of soldiers. also soldiers
who have lost their Discharges, are entitled.
PERSONS who FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES
between April aud Dec. Is, 1861, will also be-
entitled to Bounty from the state Of Maryland
Discharges Of NO'diers Of ISei, :. .. !. Wanted
OWNERS or ENLISTED LAvEs
And heirs Of deceased Soldiers ,,ay obtain val
uablc information free Of charge At our office.
We make liberal adavnccs. collect promptly. &.
aud u desired will cash claims for state n"uniy
at sight
All letters promptly answered
U. S. Bounty, Pensions. Back Fay. Prize No
ney. &c.. for Soldiers and s'ilrr. promptly col.
leetcd.
Iefi-Cut this advertisement "ut and bring il
with sou, or communicate by letter.
THOMAS TiMM0NS GO.
Dec. l.-tm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION.

First PFeniHm at Forty state Fairs
$4,000 IN USE, ALL FULLY WARRANTED.
COOKS EVAPoRAToR is simple, yet scicn.
tihc Ia is construction. II consists IN an evap.
Grating pan Of sheet metal, copper or galvanis.
cd iron, placed ON rockers with wooded sides,
aud % divided BY edges as TO form a eontin.
uous TRAVERSE channel over o heated and cool
ing surface al from - to 1876 feet
II Is estimated that q, 900, 900 gallons Of syrup
have been manufactured ON the above Evapo.
rator Ia the past season. We also have Plan.
taticn Pans, adapted 10 brick arch. Circulars
and Pamphlets with full description aud price
list. sent To all applicants.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Attorneys Cards.

TTORNE AT LAW
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. ~ ALL
o. ITS BRANCHES, AT
NO. NJ WEST FArETTE ST., BALTIMORE
Orders buy or 10 sell Houses. Ground Rents Yarns
aud Country Seats, at public and private sale solicited
Loans Investment of Trast funds, aud general man
agement ofHenal Property Ia the city snd country at
tended 20.
~ Money Invested In Ground Rent. or Mortgage,
free ef ehargs.
residence ToWsonlo~n wili insure prompt atten'
sn ferc 10 Searches, Title Papers and Claims ofeNery
description In the County Court Dec. u, is6I-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
TIE "POULTERERS FRIEND. "
A CERTAIN CURE FOR GAPEs n
CHICKENS & TURKEYS. sAR
h'W Irereat and Csse fAickta CA0icra, aud
other biseasc' comhou 10 POULTRY aud
UW promote an ,Rcrsase Of Iai.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 25 Ccnta.
TTNHE annexed are n few Of the certificates we
III have received IN proof Of the great value
and efficacy of the Poultcrcrs' Friend
cAhnottIos, baltimore Co, Dec. u, 1897
Gsntiemen--I have used your rouiter,rs' Friend
upon brood yoang chickens that bad the gaIss and
entlr y cured. II will certainly cure the gaTcs
when used according 70 directions. ..-...
You're, &c. GEo. ilARMAS
AsNArolis, Md., Feb 7th, 1905
kssps. Ciot~oytAy d Co.
Gentle emen-I have sold all the " Poul,ercrs FRIEND
received from you last August III, Poultry in the
surrounding country was dy ,eTy fast with chols
"a" recommended your " Pouitsrers' Friend" and
~ Tar coud learn u has proved for tLe 81.
Respectfully, " ". GOODMAN
B,trIsoRG rch 81 Isos
Nam. CiotWoTiLg q 20
Ny chickens were dying very fast with shat ms
neighbors called Chicken Cholera uas induced TO-
try your 4" Poulterers Friend" aud u worked like
charm gave Il as directed and II cured those that
then sick and have not any symptoms ofthe
disease since fuurs, Ac
a. MENCKES.
Gfu.s aud Water Str-sts
jITFIHsnN, Frederick County. Md.
July 22l. 1907
MsssIs. CioiesriAg e 20, Bfifin.Ts
Gcntemcn-rhc wonderful eurrs which have been
made by your PoulieFcrs' friend cannot fsii to In
tcFcst all who raise Poultry. gentleman of this vii
lasc has been Ntcrmcntns chickens with the sat.
lie tried your " "Ionefrrs Friend according 90 tho
directions, and Il had the desired eec In estruyin ing
the worm, cfcctuaily relieving the chicken at
Since then have had many call. r H. and u la. h-cn
used extensively with the same result II s ~ nealc
lablc vRiu. tp all who raise fanltty.
respectfully. SPENCER
FOR SALE HY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER.
IdtHfcd OctOJc,' 10. Is6J.
Price complete. sij. Send ior Circulars
THE COYQuERoR
Grain, Soed and Guano Drill.
Price complete. $4,000.
HCKf0RD 4 HUFFMAN.
TUBE Grain Drill, $50; with Guano Attach
mcnt. $i2o. Tube do, SIS; with Guano AZ.
tachment, $3.50. Tube do. $40 Grass Seed
sowcr Extra, $40.
wAGoNER's
Plain brill SIS. With Guano Attachment, Gum
Spring and Grass Seed Sowcr SliS.
@ UAN o.
No. l Peruvian Guamo,
Cuulson's Raw Bone Phosphate
Woolson's Bone Phosphate.
Rhodes Phosphate,
Turner Excelsior,
Whiiclocks Superphusphatc,
Moro Phillips Phosphate.
Bone Dust.
Tingley's Improved Churn.
Patented AgSust II, 1858.
FOR CONVENIENCE, DURABILITY AND
cHEAPNEss,
IT rs UNSURT,A SSED.
Also, general assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
comprising the cclcbra<cd
TORNADO THREsHER a CLEANER,
with Carey Horse Power,
Wheat Fans, Hay Presses.
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Plows, Harrows, Plow Castings, &c., dc.
JEe-For any Of the above articles call on or
address, JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH 4 CO..
40 y. Paca St., Balto., Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
W. COOKE,

REIL ESTIT OKER,
No. .. Las Baiidings, Saint Paui ST.. BahAor,. M
Ncgotiatcs Sales. and Purchases Of Houses. Lots,
Farms aud Ground Rcnts; and Loans on Real Estate
Apr. ~, !s6..-ly.
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HENRY sHEw,

STRTETOR IND CIIIL ENGINEER,
rowsoNrOwN, BALTIMORE COUNTY, ND
Anil II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens Of Baltimore county. that he con-
tinues The business Of an
CTIONEE
and Il prepared 10 sell real and personal prop.
roy of every description. on good terms.
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
ehawan T.. o., baltimore county.
Jan. I, Ises.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
coSvEYANciNG. LOAN AND COLLECTING
| AGENCY,
= W corHer ef charisS aud fdye'is Ms.. Ratio kd.
4 August IS IS67.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
TEE "POULTERERS FRIEND. .
CHICKENS & TURKEYS. ~

HW iroreHt and CaTc thirku 'h0icra, aud
other bisose' common 10 iSuitry aud
uH promote an .ncrcasc Of Iaf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

.ITTORNEY s. OUNSELLOR-ITLIW,
~ yoriA cair,ri ST.. BaitiHoTe. M,
lcorSrI ButLpisGl
81 VIII practice In Baltimore and HowaTd County
Courts. aud the several Courts of Baltimore City.
uASTceiai attention given % cases under the Bank
rhpt Law FEB. - 1s65.-ly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-25

s@rThe principal appropriation bills
passed by Congress this session are as
follows:
For Military Academy, $276,000; Post
Office $40, ,279 900; Ocean Service, $s00,000
Army, $33,0s2, 900; Navy, $l7,370,000; Legis-
lative, Executive Judicial, $17,s50,3 800; Civil
Service, $s,250,000; Penaions, S30,s50, 600
Indian Service, $4, $1,000; Alaska lin conn.,
81, 100000 Deficiencies, $l7,460, $50; Char.
tiles. District Columbia, $4,000; Private
Charities, 110, 600; Diplomatic Services ,210,
500; Miscellaneous, 260,0O0.
The aggregate of all bills is about
S161 1000
This has been a year Of profound peace
There has been no trouble in any quarter
The appropriations do not embrace the
interest upon the public debt, which i;
probably S12O. 900, 900 in gold; yet there
are s161 100000 appropriated, or twice
the amount as those Of the last year oi
the Democratic Administration Of Mr.
BUCHANAN in 1S60-61. Who doubts
that in this there has been mopstrou'
corruption, profigacy and extravigance'
1t is apparent upon the face of it,
Granting the additional ponsions,it would
appear that $10O,0O0,0O0 at least woult
be large sum for 1868, but we have
Sl61, ,000,0O0 The extra SCI, 100000
can not be accounted for except for tht
viiest party purposes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-25

Grant has said, in reply to some sol
diers: 81 only want you to support me
until next November" After that "the
flood"-or what2
"Workl Workl Work. says a Radi
cal exchange. "Steall Steall Steal!' is
the present Radical occupation. A change
would be good thing.
A new drink in Boston is called tho
"Butler cocktail" You stir it up with
spoon, squint one eye, gulp it down
and put the spoon in your pocket.
Grant travelled in a stage coach on his
Western trip, and it was Immediately
christened o Grant stage. 1t will be
an emi-grant stage after November.
A Radical paper in Pittsburg says thai
the reason that Grant don't say anything
is "because he don't feel his oats" But
it can't deny that be feels his rye occa
sionally.
A Radical paper out West heads an ar
ticle thus: aWho is Ben Butler2" Why
didn't the editor ask hard conundrum
something like the following: "Who il
Beelzebub2"
Somebody has written a book called
"Eyery Man His Own Lawyer" "Nc
man is hero to his own valet" says tht
proverb. But according to the above
author, every man can be rascal to him
self.
An Eastern Radical paper says, in re-
lation to Grants trip to the Rocky
Mountains, 'there is no telling what h
is looking out for.' Of course, there
amt; he may be going to change from |
straight"
The Chicago Post recently considered
Scan a Democrat be saved?'' and answer
ed "Hardly." We beg to inquire then
'If the Democrats can scarcely be saved
how shall the Radicals appear?'
In regard to the proposition to de-
prive the Southern States of popular
election. by throwing the choice Of tht
electors into a packed Legislature, the
Springfield Republican, a Radical paper
"hopes that no Republican worthy to b.
called leader has given his sanction tt
such nonsense
George Alfred Townsend has fount
Grant too dull to report him. This il
indeed hard on Hiram Uly.
The New York Times is dreadful,
afraid the majority of the Democrats il
that city viii reach 10000 next fall
Seymour will go over Spuyten Teyfu
creek with square 100000.
The Radical papers are publishing
huge puffs of Gen, Grants economy; but
strange to relate they don't include in hil
economical doings his recommendation tc
increase the pay of the officers of the ar
my S3s per cent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-25
Weed Sewing Machines.
THE LATEST AND THE BEST.

THE Weed Sewing Machine has no rival. Il
i makes the lock stitch--alike on both
sides--and will stitch, hem, fell. cord, bind,
braid, rufie, tuck, quilt, hem stitch, gather
and sew on at the same time. The Weed ID
simple in its construction; not liable 10 get OCT
of order; uses q straight, short needle. and
runs easier than any other trssdle machine.
The first prize to American Family SeWinx
Machines, was bestowed upon the Weed IS
the Paris Exposition. Samples Of work sent
by mail. GEO. L. PHILIPPE,
Barnessille 0hio,-
Agent for Belmont, Monroe & Noble counties..
g Machine Oil and Needles always on
hand. Ali kinds Of Sewing Machines repair
ed and made as good as new. july2sm2
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Notice.

nIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
IL for the Southern District of Ohio. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter of Joseph Wehr
who. upon his own petition, has been adjudg-
ed a Bankrupt. notice is hereby given that
have been appo' nted Assignee Of the estate
of Joseph Wehr, of Calais, Monroe county
Ohio, before 3. L. Nye, Register in Bankrupt
Icy, A. B. G. D05TER,
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Strayed or Stolen.

FHoM the pasture of the subscriber in
Il Washington TIP. Belmont County, bright
bay mare, about years old, natural PAGER,
blind in one eye, little white on enc of the
hind feet.
A liberal reward will be given to any person
who will leave the mare at Tanner Cats, in
Sunsbury TIP. GEO. HESS:
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
IL missioners of Monroe County, at their
next session praying for an alteration of the
road leading from South Baresville to the
Fishing Creek state road, in Ohio Tp,, said
alteration to commence on lands of Hum.
phrey Lloyd. Thence the best route through
lands of VIM. Bare. John Bare, Isaac Thomp-
SON, David Dinger, A G, Bazel, and inter-
seeting the State read or lands known as the
Stokely land. A PETITIONER,
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