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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

"*f -
The market during the pas. week has
shown great activity in most departments.
There is but little change in prices, and
certainly no depression shown. We quote:
GRAlN-The wheat market shows
signs oc dullness and prices rule at l 80
al 50 for red and | 50al So for No,
white. Corn is plenty and held at 7Oa75c.
Oats are scarce and demand moderate at
62a65c Rye unchanged and quoted at
l 23al 80. Barley dnll at l IS.
HAY-The supply of hay is fully mp
to the demand. 1t is beld at 20 0Oa25
90 per ton.
GROCERIES-There has been con-
siderable buoyancy in the grocery and
provision market during the past week
aud prices are firm at our Quotations
Cotfee-Rio, 22a26c for fair to prime. =
Sugars-Refined sugars lower; gccd to
choice New Orleans 14a16c; Porte Rico
l4a15c; Cuba l3IaI41c; Demarara 16al7r
Crushed lie; a coffee l6i, B coffee l6sc
G extra 164c, G coffee 49,. MolaSses--
New Orleans S0a85c, Porto Rico 75c,
Baltimore Syrup S0a90c, New York do
65a70c, Choice Syrup1 10. r.
PROVlSlONS-We quote mess pork
at 81 00a33 GO, shoulders l4a14tc, clea,
rib sides 17ic, clear sides lSc, sugar
cured hams 195c, do canvassed 20c, family
hams Isle. Lard 19a22c.
DOT ATOES horI-o. ALL ,,1n, oj
70a75c.
BEANS-PIenty. Sales of white al
3 00s3 so.
FLOUR-Is steady with fair demand
and prices firm at our quotations. Rec
wheat is held at 50a7 90, fancy 8 so.
9 %; superine ) 25a5 so. Rye Foul
6 CO.
BUTTER-Dull at 35a40c with fail
supply. ---
APPLES-Prices very firm under ;
limited supply sales at > 00a6 90 PEE
barrel.
SALT-Dairy rs: Ohio River 65
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 4Oa1 rs
Young Hyson teal 4la1 60; Black te:
90ca1 TO-
TOBACCO-Navy, 7Oa72c dark 10
and Is. 70a72c; bright Is and los, See
6g lump, 10; CARROTS Snuff, 7Sc; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, s so.
FISH-Firm ..and steady. Mackere
No. 9 half barrels 10 so; No. 8 medium
s 90; No. 3 large IS. Lake herring
half barrels 4 75a5 so; Labrador her
ring at IL so. ,..--
CARBON OIL-Active at SOC pc
gallon and charge for package.
EGGS-Are plenty and dull at 15a16
per dozen.
IRON AND NAILS-The demand 70
iron and nails is fair. The followin!
are the ruling rates; Flat bar 333a444
according to width and thickness hors
shoe 54c; heavy band 44a54c hoop am
light band, 6 to 5 inch, 5a9k round ant
square 34a73c; oval iron 4Ia5c; hal
oval and half round 49aa5lc; fat rail
punched and counter sunk, 49c; L raj
4lla4fc: L rail spikes 6Ic; mails, brad
and fencing, 20 to God. 4 25; s and 8
4 SO; and I'd 4 rs; 4 and sd 5 90; g.
5 70; I'd I 90; barrel, ! inch to Il inch
8 0Oa7 %; finishing, l to 3 inch, 5 90
8 %; casing, 10 to 30d,5 90; Sd 5 25
Cd ) so; Id rs; fine blued 4d 6 90, 81
7 90, Ids 90; lining nails, inch, s Is
clinch nails 6 90; cut spikes 4 90; boa
spikes, cut, 5 90; wrought . OOa5 IS.
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yoIcE OF MAsoNRr.-The May mum.
ber-of this Masonic Magazine is out, and
'isreplete with Masonic items OF much
interest TO the Craft. Perhaps there is
NO Magazine published SO full of really
excellent Masonic news as is this. The
contents of this number are s'The Sea
of Galilee," by Rob Morris; Address of
iPe M. Anderson to Princeton Lodge, N,
j.; Council of Deliberation, A. and A.
Scottish Rite for Illinois !; Masonry in
Foreign Countries continued-Portugal ;
!. Monthly Record of Daily Occurrences ;
AN Upright Judge; The Blessed Stones
Editors Drawer of Masonic News, &c
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce the name of
GEORGE s. LAMPIYe as candidate for the Of
fee of Representative; subject to the decision
of the Convention OF the 5th of June. To
those who have known GEORGE from boy
hood, and noticed how he has risen in the con
fdencs aud favor of our people of all parties,
it is needless to speak; firm and consistent
Democrat; honest and pure in all his motives,
with -uudisputable qualifications. We cheer
fully recommend him to the Democracy of
Monroe, MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Chicago Market.

May 6.
FLOUR-Quiet; spring extras 5 O0a
6 %.
WHEAT-Quiet; sales No. at 16a
Ia; No. 2 at l Hal II cash and l
l04a1 II seller the month: closing at
113a1 II cash; sales since Change at l
10l.
CORN-Dull and 2a25c lower; sales
of No. l at G0s6l1; No. 2 at 57a5Sc; re-
jected 55a56!c; new at 55a56c; closing at
60Ja61c for No. l and 574a5Sc for No. 2.
sales this afternoon at SOC seller May and
June.
OATS--In good demand and 4alc
lower; sales of No. 2 2at 604a6lc; closing
unchanged.
.RYE-Quiet and !alc lower; sales at
l 16; closing l 15I for No. /.
BERLEY-Firm; sales at l Is in
store,
HOGS-Opened moderately active and
steady but closed dull and wea ak at s 15a
s so for common to fair; s 5Oa9 % for
good to choice,
CATTLE-Steaiy and firm at 4 75a
5 70 for butcher stock and 25a7 Is
for light to extra prime shipping steers.
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Blacis-NlailfugE I'm New York Stores

Strange as it may seem, writes New
York correspondent, some of the dollar
stores here have resorted to the black
mailing business in order to increase
their profits When finely dressed la
day, one looking as though she might
possess ducats, enters. she is forthwith
spotted. The proprietor or his confed-
crate clerk watches his opportunity and
when she takes up an article to examine
it, he Immediately charges her with at
tempting to appropriate it. The more
she protests her innocence the more
vigorously they press the charge. She
is finally arrested and borne off to the
station-house on a charge of robbery,
unless paying roundly to be let off. The
husband of lady thus victimized has
just commenced prosecution against
the proprietors of one of these gift con-
Germs, placing damages at heavy figure.
The same rascals impose upon Others by
charging the breaking of articles upon
them. For example, when gentleman
is looking at the stock, an article near
him suddenly falls and breaks he denies
having anything to do with the destruct-
ion, but one or two Of the female clerks
are ready tc assert that they saw him
knock the article off the table; he is re-
quested to pay for it, and generally does
so. A few days ago a young physician
of considerable emincnce was "spotted''
in this manner; he positively and vigor-
ously denied the assertion of the female
clerk that he had broken the article in
question. At this juncture the proprie
tor came forward and charged him with
using obscene language, and arrested
him accordingly. He was taken of to
the station house, refusing to pay any
blackmail When there he sent for May,
or Hall, friend of his. The Mayor at
once ordered his release, soundly berated
his prosecutor, and issued at once the
card recently published warning people
against 'dollar'' stores and other SWIM
ding concerns. The police will, I'M
questionably, break up this species of
black mailing
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CHANGE IN THE SUE DIVISIONS OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DisTRIcT.-The Legis
lature have passed a law detaching
Guernsey County from this sub division,
and placing her with the first, which is
composed of Muskingum, Morgan, No
BILE and Guernsey, and gives them an ad-
diional Judge. This leaves Belmont
and Monroe the second subdivision with
one Judge, and Jefferson, Harrison and
Tuscarawas the third, just as it was. An
attempt was made to get two additional
Judges in this District, but the Chronicle
says the cone-tops defeated that measure,
and hence the new arrangement. The
taxpayers, we presume, will not object
that the swelled heads were beaten in
this matter.--St. Clairsrilse Gazette.
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A New SWInsiIe.

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., Columbus Delano, has decided that
farmers are manufacturers. They are
therefore liable to be taxed upon what
they produce just as the manufacturers OF
New England are to be taxed Ton what
they make. The farmers are in the
worse fix of the two, for they have no
tariff to protect them. The manufac-
turer collets his tax from the consumer
and is unhurt. The farmers can't add
their tax to the price of their grain for
they raise more than the country con-
sumes, and having to work againsta full
supply cannot put their figures up at
pleasure. This decision will virtually
rob the agricultural class Of every dol
lar of revenue which it compels them to
pay. In this State it will operate with
peculiar severity The taxation already
tries the farmers to the utmost point of
endurance. An additional burden espe-
cially heavy one like this, will render
farming operations in Eastern Ohio en-.
tirely proftless The people of our
State have gone badly astray in their
worship of strange gods, but this bitter
penalty will go far toward opening their
eyes. The Enquirer says:
The farmers of the West have been
and are, taxed for the benefit of New
England in everything they wear, in ev-
cry article with which they can add to
the comforts of their families, in all by
which they can a6orn their house or I'M
prove their fields Four thousand arti-
clcs of prime necessity, the majority of
which enter into the consumption Of ev-
cry farmers household in the land have
long been taxed. The iron of which
the plowshare is made is taxed the saw
that fashions the beam is taxed; the
cotton that clothes the little ones is tax
ed the coat he wears to shield him from
the weather is taxed the nails that fas-
ten the roof over his head are taxed !;
the drugs and medicines with which, in
sickness, he endeavors to. postpone
death or allay the agony of pain are
taxed; and now, not satisfied with COW
ering the whole man and his dwelling
with taxation, the vampire must change
its nature. and prey upon the stomach.
The farmer is declared by the Commiss-
ioner to be manufacturer, and to be
taxed as such for every peck of wheat
he may grow and convert into flour, to
feed even his own hungry children. They
may cry for bread, but. the father must
give them half, in order that by saving
the remainder he may satisfy the ctav-
ing nav Of the tax gatherer. This is
the result of Radical rule the good
Lord only knows how long the people
are to be subject to it Grapes are not
made of throns, or figs Of thistles, and
it will not be by means like this that our
waste places will be populated and our
deserts covered with blossom.
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NJ r. d A V l D l. Il Z ,

who Is perhaps the best Factoryman in Ohio,
he having had over TWENTY YEARS experience
in Eastern factories under superior aivanta-
gss for becoming thoroughly acquainted with
the business in all Its departments.
They are prepared to Spin, Weave and Man
-ufacture for customers; and will also at all
tinres keep on hands to exchange Cor Wool, or
will furnish to order Rolls, Yarn, Blankets.
Jeans, Flanpeis, Cassimeres, satinett and
Cloth.
They guarantee satisfaction in all cases
where the wool is PROPERLY cLEANsED And
all who want thsir work done CasAp, WILL
and With DISPATCH, will not fail to give them
call. ~ - MARSH & YOSPRR
apr2em3. g.
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Allegheny Live Stock Markst.

- May q.
CATTLE-The supply of Cattle on
sales this week aggregated 800 head, and
about the same number WAS on sale last
week. Prime to extra stock snld from
s 00a6 sc; good to meliam Z 0OI7 so,
and stockers at 5 Ooa G %. The demand
for stockers was good. ,- n -
SHEEP-The supply was light not
aggregating over 800 head, and mainly,:of
an inferior quality The demand, how
ever, was light. We note sales as fol-
lows:
G. Beeler sold 80 head Of prime clip
ped averaging 1l3 pounds. at 7c, and s
lambs at / II per head. ....,.-.. .
Adam Eckert sold1 II head of clipped,
for Jacob Needy at 12a6 62.
Ssakely & Bro, 81 head clipped at 75a
300 per head. l.r
HOGS-Market quiet, dull and droop-
ing. The supply was fair and few sales
in a retail way were made at prices rang
ing from 9 Stall so, as to quality. One
or two lots ofvery extra were disposed
of at II 90 per hundred pounds, retail
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BEEVES-Tbe offerings to-day
amount to about seven hundred head
The market is moderately active at an ad.
vance Of twenty five cents per one hun
dred pounds on the rates of last week,
SHEEP-The supply of Sheep is suf-
fcient for the demand, but they are chief
ly of low grad aud prices are conse.
quently lower, ranging from three to sew.
en- and three-fourths cents per pound
gross.
HOGS-The supply Of Hogs is small
but the market for .hem is dull at forme
rates, viz: thirteen. and fourteen cent
J per pound nett.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM

This long tried and pspalar Remedy 10
again called to the attention of the pnblis,
As Often as the year, rolls around, the pre-
pristors annually make their bow to the pss-
pie, and remind them that amongst tho
many things required for the health. s0m-
fort and sustshaao. of the family thrsush
the long and tedious months of winter, Cov'a
Cough Balssm should not pc forgotten. For
years ii has been a housshott Medioins--sud
mothers anxoas for the safsty of their efil
dren, aud all vino suffer from ,auy disease d
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to
be without it. II al iition to tho ordinary
four ounce so long in the market, We now
furnish our mammoth family sias hotties,
which will, in eJmnoa with ths other sist.
be found at al Drug Sterss.
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EDITOR SPIRIT: Announce the name of
JACOB T. MORRILL, of Salem township, as a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney; subject
to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election. Admitting.that there are excep-
tions to all general rules, it follows that in
The extension of the two term rule, care
should be taken not to adopt the exception
for the rule.
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Philadelphia Cattle Mark e'.

BEEF CATTLE-Were dull this week
and prices favor buyers. We quote
choice at 10a1lc, the latter rate for an
extra LOT, prime at S!a9Ic; fair to good
at 7!aSc; and common at 5a6c per pound
gross. Receipts, 1874 head.
COWS ANDCALVES-W We're 10 stead y
request, ard changed hands at 40 OOa
IS 90, and springers 50 0Oa65 90. Re-
ceipts, 125 head r..E .3,
SHEEP--Were in active request at
very full prices; sales of II GOO head at
6saS!c per pOuurl gross.
HOGS--The supply was quite light
and the offerings were all sold at 12 00s
13 so for slop, and 13 Scala so per 100
pounds net for corn fed. About 5000
head changed hands at Glass Union
Hog yard within the above range of fig
ures. Ee.0f
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Mr.. EDIToM Please announce the name Of
OLIVER F. FLINT, OF "Rinards Mills Wash
ington township, candidate for the office OF
County Commissioner: subject to the decision
of the County Convention of the 9th OF june.
FRANK is Democrat, sound and true, and well
qualified to fill the Office, and is in fact, Just
such man as we delight to vote for.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DEMOCRACY.
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S'a 'wA dwelling house belonging tc
Mr.. MARX ALBERT, Sunsbury township,
was destroyed by fire on Sunday, the I'd
inst. The work of vile hearted incen-
diary. Insured in the Ohio Farmer s
Insurance Company. ao s.g
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7sT@A low bred fellow by the name of
Chasten was ordered out of town by
Mayor GRMsHAw on last Wednesday,
Had he remained till night the boys
would have furnished him. gratis, new
suit Of clothing-tar and feathers.
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g T. N A II O IL =.

Mr., BDIroR: Please announce JAMES o. Amos
as candidate for Senator; subie to the
decision of the Convention, Very few men
are so admirably qualified in every way for
the position, TAX PAYEE,
Mr., EDITOR: Please announce the name Of
JOHN KEYsER, of Sunsbury township, as a
candidate for Senator; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention,
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Coos Dyspepsia Care,

Will also be found ihTslnabls In all eases Of
Diarrhoa, Dysentery, Collie. Summer Con :;
plants, Gripping, and in tact every disordsrsd
condition of the stomach. !.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every.
where at 81 per bottle, or by application to
C. C. CLARK & co., s.
iI2llI esle Proprietors. HeF Haven, g.,
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Uelu GOOtrtls
NIT H Id s Il A Il h y
a N HT U Al
II A x E s !
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REyENUE,)
FIFTEENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,
MARIETTA, o, April %, 1869
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessors
IN annual List for 1869, embracing Taxes
on Income of 1868, Carriages, Yachts, Billiard
Tables, Watches, and Plate. (and Special
Taxes, is now in my hands. and said Taxes
are now payable.
will attend in person, at my Office, in Ma
rietta, Washington county for the collection
Of Taxes in Washington and Athens coun-
ties;
AT the Office of H. c. Smith, Esq, in
Pomeroy. Meigs county, by Il. C. Smith, Dep
uty Collector,
Atthe office of W. W. McCarty, Esq,
in Mcconnelsville, Morgan county, by W W.
McCarty, Deputy Collector;
At the office of A. r. Sharp, Esq, in
Woodsfeld, Monroe county, by A. R. Sharp,
Deputy Collector,
Until the l7th day of Nay, 1869,
To receive payment Of the Taxes aforesaid
If not paid within that time, the penaltie;
prescribed by lew will be enforced under dis
traint. W. p. RICHARDSON,
Collector of the Fifteenth District Of Ohio.
mallw2.
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M A R RIED.

May 2, at the residence of the brides father,
by John Martin, Esq, John G. Duff and Laura
A. Lacey, all of Darlington.
On the 7th day of May, 1869, by Edward
Salisbury, Joseph Cronin and Esther Ann
Johnston, oil Of this county. s..t
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4 ~General LEE had an interview
with GRANT one day last week. Look
out for move concerning the South, re-
commended by LEE, for which GRANT
will receive credit through the eight by
ten cats paws published for the benefit
of Negroes and carpet-baggers.
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INEIRMARY DIRECTOR,

EDITOR SPIRIT Please announce the name
of STErHEN DotGHERry as candidate for re-
election to the Office of 1ntirmary Director;
subject TO the decision of the Convention
The people are we'll satisfied with his official
action during his first term of Office. and are
united in their determination to elect him to
Serve second term. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

MR. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of
JOHN P. SpRIGGs as candidate for reelection
to the Office of Prosecuting Attorney; subject
to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election
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proceedings of the Monroe County
Democratic Central Committee.

Resotred, That said primary election be held
on the first Saturday ithe 5th) in June next
that the polls be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
closed at 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day.
On motion.
Resotred, That Convention composed of the
return Judges Of said primary election be held
at Woodsfeld,
IN Monday the 7th day Of June, 1859.
10 canvass the votes and declare the result
thereof
Res0toed That no voter at said primary cleo
ton be allowed to vote in any other township
than that in which he resides.
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HAmong the later STYLES in bo

Among the later styles in bonnets
isone of China blue Grape, arranged in a
/, very high puff, and trimmed with small
blue feather, a pink rose, and white
'aigrette, tipped with black; lappets Of
Grape, edged with blonde, and united to
lgether with rose and feather tip, formed
the brides. H 5li
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

<hI'D TfNVNf " OVUoE EIIU. :
GAINESVILLE, which now includes BeallsvilIe
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
?. NJ. Leave each morning at 9 Am.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
att D.. m.
sun6sh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
ct I q. m. sIJ-e=
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ESA bill to enable the Board of ed
ucation of Benton township to levy a
tax for School purposes passed the Sen
ate on the 9th inst, 1t had previously
passed the House.
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EProf. JOHN H. TUTHILL delivered
temperance lecture in the NJ Z. Church
on Saturday evening last. We under.
stand he proposes to extend his lectures
throughout the county. r.
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Mr.. EDIroR: Please announce the name OF
ALBERT J. PEARSON, of Sunsbury township, as
candidate for the Office of Prosecuting At
torney; subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Primary Election
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Prince Napoleon presented to the
Prince Imperial, on his recent birthday "a
number Of relics of Napoleon the First,
among which was the quill with which
Napoleon signed his abdication, in 1914,
at the palace of For tainebleau.
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Subscribers

Who find an n after their names will un-
'derstand that the tine for which they
have paid has expired,aud if no response
il heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
stloas, and their names will be erased
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EGO to JOHN MEssERLEY's S, ,one dool
below the Postoffice, for your clothing
He will make you suit or sell you 8
suit already made up. s1 @
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Too Miles South Of Stafford,

to manufacture from $4,000 to 5000
pounds of Wool annually.
Their machinery is ALL NEw, and of the
latest and most improved kinds, being unsx.
cslled, if equaled by any in the West. They
have also employed as Boss aud Manager of
the whole concern, the we'll known
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OFFIcIAL-J.a w. JACKSON, Radical
has been appointed Post Master at Clar'
.ington. That's the first reward MooRF
has given in Monroe. =
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WOOL,
WOOL.
5 @ % 90
POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED
ct the
STAFFORD FACT0 R Y .
S @ o 0 o

TNHE undersigned wouli respectfully au-
nounce to their old patrons, and the pub,
lie in general, that they ale now prepared, at
their old stand, .
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SwEET POTATO PLANTS.
TWENTY-FIVE Cents Per Hundred.

The undersigned living one mile West
of New Castle, Monroe County, at the
residence of Isaac Eddy, offers for sale
sweet potato plants at 25 cents per hun
Idred at the bed. He will deliver plants
as cheap as they can be delivered by
4 other persons. Address
LEANDER A. EDDY,
Laings P. o. Monroe Co., o
may4w3. .- r...
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CO 1851 NE.R

Mr.. EDIroE: Please announce the name Of
GEoRGs HARVEY HUFFMAN, of Green township
as candidate for County Commissioner
subject to the decision of>the Democratic
Primary Election.
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10 sEEA letter from 81. NJ" Clarington
this county, gives the particulars of the
doings Of burglars in that town.