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spefjal 1otices.


Az NtCot : 4StDsl4t annual.
Hostet,eI'l Caltei Sts,es Alna1aa for 1870,
for distribution, gras throughout the United States
and all civilized cont ies Of the Western Hemls-
phere, &! now ready fJr distribution, and al who
wish 70 understand tie true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions 1t
contains In addition 70 an admirable medical
tres-iso or a. .'usos. prevention and cure Of =
great vafiety g., l.seasss, /. embraces large
amount ilfi nation Interesting to the merchant,
the meeAsae, she miner the farmer, the planter,
and professional mau; aud the celebrations have
been ,-s;o FOR such meridans and latit1des as are
mos. suitable iJr correct and comprehensive Ma
TIoNAL CALESnAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
ell cts Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, the
stsple tonic and Alternative Of more than half the
Christian world, are fully set forth in lis pages.
which also intcrspersoi with pictorial iliustra-
tions valuable recipes for the household and farm,
hGmo-ous pueciote., ami other instructive and
amasnc reading natter original and selected
Among the Annals appearing with the opening OF
the yoa7 this IS ore o. the meet useful, and may be
hls toT the 4s.igg Tho proprietor. " s-rs. Hostel
ter Smith, receipt oi tgo cont stamp viii for
ward copy by mail 10 any person who cannot pro-
cure one IL his ueighboghood. The BiTTERS a-e
sold in every city, town and village and are extern
siycly ussd throughout the entire civilized world.
COMFORT AND BLISS. or PAIN
AND AGONt.
DR.. TOBIAS Gel EBRATED VENETIAN LIN
IIENT, whose wonderful cures, sure and insian-l-
noJus action, in cases Of Chronic Rheumatism,
Eesiache, Tootha lie, Group, Cuts Burns. Cole,
Cramps, Dysentery, e;,., have as'oni.hci Che
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
BAPTIST.
4 ncE library has been added ie ,ae Baptist
sunday School in Bennington lAe grazing
81: R--,,st Ssminsry at Lyndon Centre has
.,-,-,o.r-5 The brick and stone have been
,,,--ortaj for. and the preliminsries al made
-, r-1-ress Of the Tork.-Rev. J. r.
iI..tins. late Of Rempt0n, Mich, has entered
,,.n his lsbor5 as pastor Of the Baptist Church,
bellows Falls, Vt-Mr. H. s. Burrage, late
4 Neatoa Theological Institution, has been
He'd 90 ,le pls-0rate Of the First Baptist
.lurch, Watevyille, 3le.--A proposition Is on
lot TO place the Chicago Female University IN
Ter the charge Ct the Baptist denominatiou.-
A Baptist mem5er in Chicago is sending cut
even meeting -houses for Presbyterians, to be
pat together IN new towns on the Pacific Rail-
rood The directors Of the Massachusetts,
Baptist Ministers Institute have arranged for
as next meeting TO be held with the First Bap-
t.st church IN Springfield. Tuesday, " ednesdsy
and thursday, January lth, l.th and 18th
c0NGzEc aTIoSAL.
TheCouc.esl tcnal Church and Society in Shell
don have recently extended o call 20 Rev. A ".
Wild Of Greensboro, TO become their pastor. At a
salary Of 1893 and parsonage. lis understood
that N- III accepts the call and will begin his
la50rs in January next.-fhe repairs on the
Reformed Presby,erian Church At kyes4te Cor
uer are completed The whole cost shout 5000
At the organization of the Congregational
Church In Derby Borough, on the 4'h INST,
twelve members were admitted. % The 'ounci!
being salts as 20 the occasion and proprieiy OF
such -n orr il.zlti5n. gave their slucji9u- sIhe
Rev. ! s Stone rs Norwich, VI, has Teen en-
r4rsd fur r7c relr Ills brother, Eeg. l.. II.
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Another sad mining casualty occurred at
Stockton, Pa disused mine csved in. cbok.
ing the entrance and carrying down block of
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.NS.GNEE'S 81
~ the matter of
Frederick Landon, in Blnkruntey.
bankrupt.

bankrupt.
District Of Vermont Sc.
I'VE undersigned Assignees OF the estate n Pred.
4 erick Lsudon, hereby give notice thst W. " m
sell at Public Auction, at the residenc, o. :. hi
Lrndun. IN South Hern, in said district on lie :,
day OF January, A d. $50, at 10 o'clock ia the fore
noon fifteen acres Of land on the south end Of stave
Island; one hone, two wagons, two carriages one
horse rake, one sled, one boat stack Of hay and
large lot Of household furniture, CONSISTING -
tlhles, chairs bedstead beds and bedding cruckcry
glassware aud various other articles
South Hero, Dee u. ls69.
SETH GORDON.
Z5w7w HEZEkIhU kIBDF Assignees.
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NNEf1 4 - How % make in 10 ho1rs
INEOA IL. without drugs. For or.
euiars, s'-ire-s L. Sstr Vinegar works. Cromwell,
tenl. ucvslfsvsw
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kYIT--El-NEg--EtNTT.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere L. sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, tire only
practical Family Knitting Ms,Hils ever invented.
Price 50. WI Knit 2,'lJ stIic.e- per inmate AZ
dress AMERICAN hNipIINt MACHINE Co.,
Bl.t.n. Ma.s. OF s. I'M NJ.
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IN the District Court Of the United States flr tie
| District Of Vermont. In the matter OF Solomon
Is. How ard, Bankrupt-Notice Is hereby given that
o petition has been flied ia said Court ry Soi mon H.
iiow RI, OF Rpt1n, in said District, duly de-
March - $50, Tor discharge and certificate thereof
from al his debts and other claims pr1vahle under
said Act. and that tho ih day OF anuary, l-.0 ~ 1
o'clock AN, before the Hon. ID. s Smailey Jud 20
ri said Court AT his Chambers in the City Of BurI
u-t1n j. assigned for the hearing Of the same when
and where all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in Interest may att nd and show
cause, j, 3Hy they have why the PRAYER uf said be-
tifiun sit,u O not he granted.
Dated 90 Eurlngto0, on the 81. day OF December
l-ta. n. B. SNALLEY, CLERK
Z5wlw
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BR00KLYE LIFE
INSURANCE 40.


OpEICP
o'u""'' We" ''A'
'''0'' F"Li'if9 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
=, s,.,-.e,.,, nj, y,,-., %. p......-.
--
." '"e "H'"A IA y III J. no folicI-
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'Fsss.N EEs:S
FFC D0EE GEREEI,
Universal Neuralgia Pill.
IFS EKFEcrs ARE MAGICAL.

I SAFE, csrfiin and Spetdy CUR for Nr,rIigi1 AL
g. Nervous Diseases.
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LOREI.E.ARD-S
- = 4 II 4
GARBCLIC StLVE.

Ths Important discovery or the CAfrvLtC A'''
a, CLEANSING. PURIFYING anl l.lLi,,I
agent Is one Of the mos, rsm4-sae.- results or
modem medical research. During Re Lite e.r-I
war it was extensively. used In the u5s.ita.- aal
il wa found TO he not only tlo-cu- .s.,aa;.
but also the -aos. wonderful AM SPEEDY aEALISG
REMEDY ever known.
It IS ros presented in s7'eu.-i' ,ansiaa'ioa
WITH other soothing and healing aerr.les, in The
FORM Of salve ana, having been alr.aiy used in
nuuberless eases with most .s,sf.-..y a1l b-1-
eheial results We have uo hesitation 10 o1.-r- t
70 the public AS the most certain, ra nj. .f,ct-
ull remedy for al Sores and Uice--. .. -iatl--of
nov long standing, ar Barns, Cut H,aads ard
every ABRASION Of SKIN or FiEsf srd ,rr
skin diseases generally.
sold by a. Druggists. Price o ,s e..
JOHN F. HENRY. Sole P-ourietor,
NO. COLLEGE PLACE nv vcRE.
SEeY Il CO.
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rla before ..a ruN..c.
C8i,rADHhio HAIR FRESEEVATigE O.. o.
nrs- rs. --'- hs c.Hrul t- ..e AairHtf. rye.1c.
TRY 3.
Dec. l--&uIm
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The Magic Comb S si5l ;s'R Rsit '1 or
beard n permanent black or brown. Il contains
NJ poi.on. Any can use L. Oae sent BY
mai. Tor 81. Address MAGIC COME Co.
Sdeld, Mss deo-fdEwsm
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Chicago Market.

sept. 10.
FLOUR-In moderate demand at s 4Oa
6 374 for spring extras.
WHEAT-Steady and firm; sales Of
No. at %; No. 2 shade easier; sales
at 22ta1 %, cash, and 22bal % sell
ler September; l 2O4al 81 seller Octo
ber; l "a buyer September and October,
closing steady at l 224a1 223c cash.
This afternoon the market was quiet at
l 90 for No. 2, seller.
CORN-More active aud 4a1c higher
sales of No. 2 at 831aS44c in store; 644a
s5c aAoat; s34as38c seller September;
S4aaS5c buyers September and seller DC.
tober, closing at SAC in store; sales Of
rejected at 79asnc.
OATS--Steady and fair active; sales
of No. 2 at 44a444c in store; 4Sac seller
September, and 43c seller October, clos
ing at 44a44ae cash; rejected sold at 42a
a422c.
RYE-No. l and rejected are fairly
active; No. quiet; sales of No. l at GA
93c; No. 2 at 90a9ltc; rejected at SOaSlc
closing at 92ac for No. l; 90o for No. 2,
and soc for rejected:
BARLEY Less active, closing at 50
seller the month, and As in store.
CATTLE-Quiet and shade weaker
at 8 OOa3 95 for inferior 4 25a4 rs for
fair to good cows; 5 20a6 80 for fair to me-
diutn, and 9 25a7 90 for good shipping
beeves.
HOGS--Active and steady for good to
choice, and quiet aud easy for other
grades sales at 50s3 rs for common;
8 9Ca9 rs for fair to medium, and 8 4Oa
10 90 for good to choice.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENUE Democratic Meeting s!
County Officers.

Probate Judge, w. T. SINCLAIR Office il
the Court House.
Auuditor, S. GRINsHAw; Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer DAE1EL NEuHART. Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JERB, WILLIAMS; office in The
Court House.
20 Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. SPRIGGs, Office
up stairs in Bioomer House.
Recorder. D. O'CoNNoR; Office in the Cour'
House.
~ Sheriff, JosEFH MYERS; Office in the Court
House.
20 Commissioners-1sAAc BERSHARD, VIM
WORKMAN, F. A. LAMPINo: office with Auditor
sla Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN: Pos tofice Stafford.
ga1iIn6rmary Directors, WM. READ, STEPuEs
oDoueHKRrY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JOIN MuHLEMAE, ESQ; Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio.
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From the Register.
Wheeling wholesale Market

Sept. i6
GRAIN-We quote No red at / 23a
/ 30; No. l white at 35 | 40.
Corn is in good demand at 85c Oats
steady sales at 3Sa40c. Rye lower sales
80. Barley 10 for spring and %
for fall.
HAYS beld at 16 0Oa20 90 for bal.
cd; loose $40 00al4 90 per ton.
GROCERIES-Coffee-R Rio, ,23a25c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refiued su-
gars firm; good to choice New Orleans
l4ai5c; Porto Rico 13aa14IIc; Cuba 13a
l34c; Denarara 16al7c; Crushed lie;
A coffee 164, B coffee 164c: C extra
loci, G coffee l5c. Molasses-New Or
leans S0aS5c, Porto Rico 75c, Baltimore
Syrup 75aS5c; New YORK do. seal 90
Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork
at SO 90, shoulders 164c; clear rib sides
19c, clear sides l9ac, sugar cured hams
24c, family hams 25c, Lard 2O1c.
POTATOES-Market dull, sales at so
55c.
FLOUR-Markct firm and unchang-
cd. Red wheat is held at 6 so fancy
at IS shpertihe at 4 50a4 Is. Rye
Flour none iu the market.
BUTTER-Is more plenty and is now
held at 3Oa35c.
SALT-Dairy 8 Sc: Ohio River 80
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 50al Is !;
Young Hvson tea 50al 60; Black tea
l O0aJ "a
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco e5aT5c;
dark los and Is, 65a7Oc; bright Is and
los, 75aSOc; fig lump, 7OasOc; CARROTS
Snuff, 78c; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes,
s so.
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackerel
No. half barrels s so; No. medium,
6 90; No. 3 large SO. Lake herring,
half barrels 3 0O; white fish s 90; La
brador herring at IL 90.
CARBON OIL-At 2Sc per gallon and
charge Cor package.
EGGS-Dull; sales at IS per dozen.
CUEESE-Market firm and demand
good. We quote Goshen at 1Sc factory
at liHl az.
IRON AND NAIbS-The following
are the ruling rates Fiat bar sadie; ac
cording to width and thickness; hogse
shoe SIC; heavy band 4la54c hoop and
light band, 6 to ! inch, 5a9! ), roltnd and
square 34a78c; oval iron 44a5e; half
oval and half round 4ta51c; fiat rail,
punched and counter sunk 4 4bc; 7 rail A
a4ac; L rail spikes 6Ac; nails, brads and
fencing, 10to God, 4 25; s and Cd a So;
6 and IDA rs; 4 and sd 5 90: 3d5 IS;
I'd 7 90; barrel, ! inch to Il ihcB,5 90
az 25; finishing, to 3 inch, 5 50a9 % !;
casing, 10 to sod, 5 90; Sd 5 %; cd 5
SO; 4d 5 rs; fine blued 4d 6 90, Sd
7 90, I'd 8 90; lining nails, ! inch, 8 Is;
clinch nails 6 90; cut spikes 4 so; boat
spikes, cut, 5 90, wrought 00a5 70,
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Cincinnati Market,

Septem ber l6.
FLOUR-Dull but unchanged; family
at 6 00a6 25.
WHEAT-In moderate demand; rec
is held at l 1Sa1 90 and | 23s1 26 fol
No. l. ....
CORN--Firmer and higher; sales at
l O3a1 O5.
OATS-Quiet; No, 2 at 50a55c and
No ] at 52a53c
RYE-Quiet at 9Sca1 90.
BARLEY-In demand at I Goal 6,
for fall.
TOBACCO-In good demand sales
of 214 hhds at 35a22 so for lugs tc
good leaf.
WHISKY-gnsettled and prices nom
inal; l 20 asked
MESS PORK-At 80 90.
LARD--At l9!Ie, but there is no de
mand
BULK MEATS-Held at 14a16tc 60
900 pounds sides sold at the latter rate
BACON-Iu moderate demand sales
shoulders at l54c and clear rib sides al
Isle, clear sides are now held at l9c.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 23a29c
BUTTER-Dull for all but prime to
choice. which brings 30aS5c.
EGGS--At 20a2lc, shippers count.
CHEESE-Firm at l5a 154c.,
OILS-No change; linseed unchanged
and dull; petroleum at 33a35c.
SUGAR-Active , raw at 13!a16c; re
fined at l53al7c, the latter rate for hard
sales 200 hhds and 7S6 bbls. ...
COFFEE-Firm at 20a26c.
GQLD-l35f buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at 1-1o dis
count buying.
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Gin DClnnafi Live Stock Market.
Sept. l6.
BRIGHTON PENS,

bhlia ION fENo.
BEEF CATTLE-We quote common
3 25a3 rs; fair 4a4 SO; good 75a5 and
prime 5 25a5 rs per Genital gross, Ship.
ping cattle are bought from at 5a6 25.
COWS AND CALVEs-There is
very little doing, common cows are quo
ted 30a4O per head, and extra COWS and
calves 80 to 60.
SHEEP-The market remains STEADY
They are selling at to 3 so per cental
gross, for common to extra. Lambs ars
selling at l so to 2 so per head.
HOGS--The receipts were compare
lively small, but the supply was ample
for the demand aud the market was rath.
er quiet. All, however, were sold at the
close. We quote light to heavy. aver
ages, 8 so to 9 so per GENITAL gross. The
sales were chiefly at Gao %.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The re ceipts have
been light brisk demand and all sold al
the close, at prices ranging at 4a5 fol-
common to prime butchers stuff; ship
ping cattle at 5 25a6 so per 100 lbs
gross.
SHEEP-The supply has been shoI'
Of the demand, and prices have steadily
advanced the market closing firm at 2 75s
4 per GENITAL for common to prime sheer
and 2a3 per head for Lambs.
HOGS-There has been good de
mand, and although the receipts were
large, all were sold on arrival a. Sac 2;
for light to heavy averages, ard extr;
9 65 per 100 lbsgross. One extra heavy
lot Of SO head averaging 4O3 lbs, sold by
Albert Soper for 10 gross.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market


CATTLE-The offerings from Indiana
and Ohio we're not very lprse, but gener-
ally fir, and they brught fair prices.
Prime to extra stock sold at G 75a7 -
per cwt., and two ears of extra at S 0O
per cwt. Good to medium butcher s
stock sod at & 00a70o per emt Fair to
prime stock cattle sold at 5Oa5 10 pei
cwt., and inferior such as thin COWS, stays
and bulls at from 3 GOAL 90 per cwt. Al
the close there We're but few left ov-
er uusold. There Was but little inq uiry
for stock cattle.
HOGS-There il hut light de mand
altogether retail in character, for hogs.
Choice tat hogs suitable for our city
butchers sold at 10 OOall FER ewt. Stock
hogs we're dali at 9 50al0 90 per cwt.
SHEEP-Good fat sheep sold readily at
4 0Oa4 so, and lambs at from 100a3 80
per heed. Very few were left over IN
sold, and the leaving, were Of the scala
Wag order.
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The Chief of the Winnebagoes-Ol'
Dandy-is dead.


Dandy-is dead.
A meeting at Fall River, Mass, has re-
solved that hearse and three carriages
are sufficient for funeral.
Three ladies have recently received
the degree of Doctor Of Medicine in Par
is-one being an American,
A Portion of St. Paul, MINI, is built
on quioksand.
/ The Keystone Bridge Company O!
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, gets S175,00C
for building the Air Line iron bridge
across the Connecticut, at Middleto wn.
A Chicago horse-car passenger, who
was put off by the conductor for tender
ing a suspicious shinplaster for his fare
sets his damages in court at $4,000.
A headless body found near some wa
ter in Arkansas was deemed a proper
subject of inquest. The jury returned a
verdict of accidental drowning"
An exchange says: Susan Anthony
has been down to Long Branch breastins
the blllows. She did not hurt them
much. She is not much on the breast.
One of MI. Greeley's strongest recon-.
mendations for the Chinese Mission is
his bad handwriting. He could no
doubt add considerably to his salary by
marking tea-boxes during his leisure
hours.
The three most prominent candidates
for the office of Secretary of War are
General Joseph r Hawley, of Connect,
cut, Gen. Grenville NJ. Dodge, of Iowa,
and General Daniel Buttericld, of New
York.
From what we can learn, the members
Of the Cabinet, as well as the President
are all off on frolics! and the Govern
ment sis running itself" Taxes $780,,
0OO per hour-business dull-labor de-
pressed-but clam -bakes and horse races
are lively.
"The Woman Who Dared" is. the =
tie of Epes Sargent's new poem, which
is short but to the purpose-that is, the
purpose of getting married; for the deed
which the heroine dared to do was "pop.
ping the Question or, to use DR.. Bush.
nelrs more courtly phraseology, she
availed herself Of her reserved right tc
propose
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Sheriff Sale.
The Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Co
VS..
William II. Volwrath & Brother.

RY virtue of an order for the sale of perish
ID able property, taken in attaehment,iu in the
case Of "The Mc1rpe Mutual Fire Insurance
Company against William H. Volwrath and
Theodore Volwrath, who were partners ira.
ding under the firm of William H. Volwrath
L Bro, pending in the court of common
pleas of Noble county, Ohio, will, on
Saturday, the 18Th dayot September, 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am and 4
o'clock pm. on said day, in front of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
Monroe county, Ohio, offer for sale, al public
auction, one sorrel mare, taken in attachment
in said action.
Terms-3 months, note on interest with
approved security.
JOSEPH MYERS,
sepTw2. Sheriff NJ. C. 0.
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The Radicals

Give up the election in Ohio, but that
does not alter the fact that P. ScHUMA-
CHER, Jr..sells his groceries cheaper than
any other establishment in town. If
you want to buy anything we care not
what, call at his place n,ScHUMAcHER's S
new building.
See advertisement on fourth page.
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The Democracy and Conservatives of
Monroe County will be addressed at the
following times and places,by the speak
ers whose names are attached:
Miltonsburg, Thursday, September 23
Jere. Williams, David Okey and j. O.
! Amos.
Graysville, Friday, September 24; L.
B. Williams and Jas. r. Morris.
Hamilton's School House, Summit
township; Saturday, September 25; JAS.
r. Morris and j. 0. Amos.
Town House, Wayne township, Mon
day, September 81; Jere. Williams, JAS.
R. Morris and j. 0. Amos.
Malaga, Monday September 81; VIM.
Milligan and L. B. Williams.
Stafford. Tuesday, September %; Da
vid Okey and j. o. Amos.
| Calais, Wednesday, September 90;
William MilIigan and David Okey.
New Castle, Thursday, September 80
j. o. Amos, yere. Williams, E. Headley.
Antioch, Friday, October l; Eliel
Headley and W. T. Sinclair.
Cameron, Saturday, October 2; j. 9,
Amos and A. j. Pearson. =
Beallsville, Monday, October A; Jere,
Williams, William Milligan and j. ?,
Spriggs.
Blattler's School House, Ohio town
ship, Tuesday, October 5; j. ?. Spriggs
and T. G. Allen.
Myers School House, Switzerland
township, Tuesday, October 5; William
Milligan and L. B. Williams.
Sardis, Wednesday, October 6; j. P.
Spriggs, Eliel Hea6ley and Jere, Will
liams.
Darlington, Wednesday, October 6; j,
R. Morris and William Milligan.
Town House, Jackson township,
Thursday, October ~. R. Morris and
j. P. Spriggs.
Brownsville, Friday, October s; j. P.
Spriggs, VT. Sinclair and A. j. Pear
soE.
Lebanon, Saturday, October 8; A. J.
Pearson, j. p Spriggs and W. t. Sin
clair.
All of the above meetings will be held
at 81 o'clock in the evening. The
speakers will promptly attend each meet
ing Turn out, voters, and hear the
issues discussed.
The party in power is destroying the
Government. And they declare by Act
of Congress that the White people of
Ohio shall be ruled by Negroes!
The tariff, Bond question, and other
measures of importance to the tax-pay
ers, (now being oppressed by those in
power. will be held up in their deform-
ity and odiousness.
Turn out
BY order of the COMMITTEE.
WooDsFIELD, O., Sept. 7.
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Proclamation.

NToTICR is hereby given to the qualified
~ .Eotcfs OF aionroe coanty, Ohio. that
, general election will 10 held, as required ty
Law. on tae 4e:onl Tuesday, being the
i2iR iai OF October 4. ID. 1869,
at the several Places OF holding slsctions in
said county Vi Manf0e. and you will thea
and there proceed to T,5is hy ballot tor
One Governor tor ihe atate ol yhio;
Ole Lisrts2sn. S5Tsrasr toi tts state sf
Cli2;
One Supreme Jd iss f1r the state Of Ohio,
Cne TGeasltcr Of State ior tie State 0t 0hiu,
Cns Atfcrusy General for the State ofIotio
una Member oi tbs Boa of Public Works
.oa the State OF Ohio
One Senator for tho latL Senatorial Dis
trict in the State OF Ohio,
uue Representative for the county of Non
foe, State OF Ohio;
One Probate judge forthe county Of Mon.
roe q. ~.
One Prosecuting Attorney for ths county
pl Mou,oa; - a.:
uns Treasurer ror lie cyunly Of Ionrcs.
One Sheriff for the county of Monroe,
One Commissioner for the county of Mou-
oe.
Ons Iniirmaty Dieector for the county of
Monroe;
One Coroner for the county Of Monroe.
The Trustees OF the several townships of
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number OF Jurors are apportioned to
their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof TO the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, together with the
poll-hook, within two days after the said
second Tuesday in October, 1859:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-09-21
Success a Proof Of Merit.
If there were no efficacy in the curative
powers of
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