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4 PERSONAL. Professor S, j. KIRKwooD,
who grew up to manhood in Woodsfield,
returned here on Saturday, the 9th ult,
to attend the meeting Of the Teachers
Association. Mr.. KIRKwooD is one of
the ripest scholars in Ohio, or the West
and is now engaged as Principal of the
High School at Tiffin, O., at a salary OF
$4,000 per annum. Too much praise can
not be awarded Mr.. KIRKwooD, because
he has risen to his present enviable posi-
ton by hard labor coupled with tenn
perate life. The Democracy of Ohio, in
1868, acknowledged bis superior educa-
tional abilities by nominating him by ac.
clamation for the Office of State School
Commissioner. Our people heartily
welcome the Professor.
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New York Money Market.

~ plti 1.
MUNEY-Market stringent and very
severe to-day; cal! loans Sa9 per cent
gold and Z per cent. currency with COM
missions of 1-16as per cent.
STERLING-Dull; prime bankers 7sa
= per cent.
GOLD-Firm in response to an ad-
vance Of per cent of the rate OF dis.
count; prices opened at 1919, and closed
at 1919. the rates paid for carrying va
ried from to per cent and Liz per
cent to fiat.
GOVERNMENT sTOCKs-Dull and
steady most OF the day, and became
heavy aud declined at the close on the
high rates paid for money. Coupons oi
/ 81, 1154all5!; do '62, 1172alls; dc
"a, 113all34; do '65, 1l54al16; do new
1l22all25;.d 81, 112fal12J do '6S, ,ll23'
ll3; 10, 40s, 1O5lG5a.
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Real Estate Transfers.

RECEIVED SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1909.
Geo. Henderson, to S. j. Wynaman,21
acres, Wayne Tp., S400..
James Markay,to SDlon Lent, 40 acres,
Bethel Tp., 800.
James Markey to Jesse Jackson, 40
acres, Bethel Tp., $500.
Sheriff Myers to j. W. Cox, 80 acres,
Sunsbury Tp., $3.50.
Geo. McKelvey to David Pittman, l
acre, S6S.
H, b. Hill, Admir-, to John Twaddle,
so acres, Center Tp., 81, ,065.
H.B. Hill, Adm'r,to Thomas Twaddle;
40 acres, Center Tp., $3.50.
George Smith & wife to George Nc
Cannon, 40 acres, Center Tp., S7OO.
Sheriff to John Baker, 40 acres, Wayne
Tp., $3.50.
Jacob Vile to B. Powell, so acres,
Switzerland Tp., 81, $50.
D. X. Morris to II. j. Stoehr, Center
TIP, S2,S00.
Jos. Garrett to H. Crawford, Jr., 12s
acres, Perry Tp., $4,000.
E. Dixon to III. Crawford, Sr., l43
acres, Perry Tp., $4,000.
s, j. Z. Garrett to Thomas Crawford, lbs
acres. Perry Tp-, $4,000.
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New York, March 30.-Mayor Hall
has issued the following:
To the Press Of the United States:
1 beg to caution strangers against
New York circulars and prospectuses OF
tickets, shares, an6 chances in co-opera-
tive unions, or gift enterprises, or dol
lar stores, or any other possible scheme
whereby property or value is promised
greater than the price asked to be paid.
Every such advertised scheme is neces-
sarily swindle and false pretense,-
There do not and cannot tangibly exist
any such schemes in this city. Country
newspapers which advertise them simply
aid in the swindle. If all the newspa-
pers in the Union will now make point
of publishing and reiteratIng this infor-
nation, they Will charitably, and, l
think, effectively, counteract the swim
ding intentions of those who use the
mails for false pretenses, and will also
save to the unwary hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars. A. OAKEY HALL.
:. Mayor of the city Of New York.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

March, ~.
The demand for the better descr:p-
tiops OF beef cattle was only moderate,
while inferior lots were extremely slow
Of sale; bout t39 head sold within the
range of 1oa1O5c COR choice; 9a94o for
prime; 8asac for fair TO good, and 6a'c
Der lb for common, as to qualify
COWS-Were steady, with sales OF
$50 head at So O0aG0 90 for springers and
40 O0a75 90 for cows and calves.
SaEEP-Were moderately active at
very full price; sales Of 10000 head at
6a9Ic per lb, gross.
aOGS-Wers less active; about 1000
head changed hands at Is OOa16 20 per
100 lbs, net.
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The following suggestive notice was
posted in the Westfeld (Mass.) Postof-
flee: Wanted to find (by single gen
tleman) hand without mitten. lnfor-
nation may be left at the Postoflice.
A Nevada paper wants a State lnebri-
ate Asylum erected there, because "the
people of Nevada require it; the people
of Carson require it; the Legislature
themselves require it."
Imprisonment for debt is abolished in
Belgium. The vote in the Chamber was
II to II in favor of the abolition, and an
amendment exempting newspapers con
demned to pay fine from the operation
of the law was rejected.
Grants last piece of STRATEGY" is
playing the "sick headache" on the office
seekers and Senatorial button -holers. 1t
is said that the unconditional repeal OF
the Tenure-of- Office Law is the only
.ssalt" that will save him-to these fel-
lows
1t is reported that the members of the
North Carolina pepper-arid-salt Legisla-
ture are concocting scheme by which
they may continue in Office until August
l, 1872, and that they intend to remain
in continuous session until that time.
The London Saturday Review says Of
Horace Greeley, that "he seems to have
| just that imperfect degree of knowledge
and that one-sidedness of judgment
which are necessary to fanaticism. Ht
clings to various prejudices-personal
social, and political-with something O
fanatical vehemence."
In 1s4S gentleman who was about tt
leave Worcester, Massachusetts, wanted
to sell his farm at the south part of tht
city. He was offered $1,000, but &c
manded $500. 1t was left with agent:
for sale, and they have remitted to hin
100000, and have half of the farm still
on hand =.
Ireland drinks less whisky than Scot
land, though her population is twice a
large. The late budget shows that whil
the latter country drank, in 1868, 4,9O7,
7Ol gallons, Ireland drank but 4,773,7l'
gallons; England at the same time con
suming more than both together-ove
l1,oooQoo.
The State of New York paid for tn
management of the Auburn, Sing Sin
and Clinton prisons, above all earnings
100000 last year. When the annua
statement was rendered to the Legisla
ture 100000 only was voted, but whe
that body found that unless the deficienc
of S3OO,000 was made up,prisoners mus
be liberated, the vote was reconsidere
and the bill passed.
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Punishment for Prize Fighting In
Michigan.

The bull introduced by Mr.. Riopelle, of
Detroit, to punish prize fighting, has
passed both houses Of the Michigan Leg
islature, and will become a law. Any
one who should be a party to, or en-
gage in, prize or any fight OF that
nature, is to be punished by fine of not
less than $4,000, or Imprisonment of one
to five years, or by fine and imprison-
ment. Those who are present at prize
fight, who give notice of one, who invite
any one to be present, who shall agree
to fight, or train any person for fight,
are to be punished by Imprisonment in a
county jail or the Detroit House OF Cor
rection for term not to exceed one year
or by fine not to exceed s50O.-Detrott
Post, Narch 20.
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Compromise of the. Tenure-Of-
Office Bill,

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-To the sur
prise of almost every body there was
a compromise effected to-day on the
Civil Tenure Of Office bill, which was
rushed through both Houses under the
pressure Of the Conference Committee.
BoTu SIDES BELIEVE TILE OTHER CHEATED.
The House, under the explanations
of Butler and Bingham, thought that
the Senate had yielded to a virtual re-
peal Of the old law, and Senators were
made to believe, through Trumbull's S
plausibility, that the House had in
substance accepted what is known Us the
Senate amendment; but tonight Sen
ators and members who were for re-
peal declare that, through the usual
mystifcation of conference report,
they have been deceived In this cate
CORY is Morton, who from the first has
been for repeal of the law. In the
House eighteen Radicals voted against
the bill, while Fessenden, Fowler and
Gilbert were on hand and refused to
vote in the Senate.
| TIE OLD SUBSTANTIALLY UNCHANGED.
In the House it was represented that
! the new bill did not under any circum
stance restore a suspended officer, pro
vided his successor was not confirmed
but subsequently it turned out after th'
bill had passed) that # the vacancy in al
Office is not filed during the session o
the Senate, the men who were suspended
from the Office return to the old place:
at the expiration Of said session. Th'
old law therefore is substantially un
changed in. principle. Senator Williams
who drew up the old law, says the new
bill is better. The Indignation among
the Radical repealers to night is yer,
great. The House repealers say tha
Ben. Butler has sold them out.
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In Bankruptcy.

rPHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 5th
| day of March A. D., 1859, Warrant
In Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
OF James c. Walton, of Clarins ton, in the
County of Monroe. and State of Ohio, who
has been adiudged Bankrupt, on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts, and
delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, aud ths
transfer of any property by him is forbid
den by Law; that a meeting of the creditors
of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more Assguees of his
ssta.e, will be held at Court of Bankrupt
cy, to be holden at his Office in the Court
House in zanesville Ohio, before Gilbert D.
Muuson, Register, On the 18th day CT april A
D. 1869, at 10 o'clock :. NJ.
A. BICKRNLOOPBR, Jr.
U. s. Marshal. S. D. o.
Messenger.
HoLLrsrER & OKEr, Atty's.
apr6w3.
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. ED. SPIRIT: The Democracy Of Suns
bury met in Convention on the 9th ult.,
and put in nomination the following ex-
Icellent ticket:
Justice of the Peace,
- THos. j. GRIFFITH.
Trustees,
JoHN MILLER.
DAVID STEWARD,
G. W. GRIFFITH,
- Clerk,
JOHN JEFFEKs.
9S Treasurer,
WV. M. GRIFFITH.
Assessor,
..esg H. II. WHEELER.
'riHa Constables,
- i',s w. S. WILSON.
WM. SIDLEs.
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REVIVAL OF AN OLD SUPERSTITION
The two bodies of the persons murder
cd recently in Lebanon, Ind, were ex-
humed last week and subjected to a post
mortem examination. The crowd pres
ent, numbering about 200, appointed
eight judges, who sat on one side of the
table in the church, where the eXamina-
ton was made. The crowd marched
singly past, each one being required to
touch the bodies, the idea being that
when the guilty one touched the blood
would flow afresh from the wounds
The judges pronounced the guilty one
not present.
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LOCAL , INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS tt

GAINESVILLE, which now includes Beallsvile
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
p. H.. Leave each morning at 9 An.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at .. m.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening
Leayes Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at Z q. m.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

March, 20.
The cattle market is dull, and the sup
ply largs-exceeding 900 head. There
is no export demand, Butchers are the
only purchasers. Holders refused to
make concessions, and several lots were
left over, but butchers sold at Sc. to SIC.
per 100 pounds, and fair to medium at
61c to tic. The stock of FIVE to sixquar-
ter sheep is 700 head. The market is a
hard one, and sales we're made at &c. to
7lc. One bunch of fancy, weighing 100
and 200 pounds, sold at l6 per 100 pounds
Hogs dull aud unchanged: sales Of . lots
al retail at llc to 13c. gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-06

EProf. SAMUEL j. KIRKwooD was
present at the meeting of the Teachers
Association last week. He delivered
several interesting lectures to the teach
ers, which if observed will tend to their
Improvement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-06

HWe learned last week that Mr..
JOHN MEssERLEr, of Clarington, had
rented the building formerly occupied by
NJ. BAKER and would open a clothing
store during the present month a first
class establishment of that kind is need
ed here, and we think, with such, Mr..
MEssERLEY will find an opening for a
good business.
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T. A. GROVE,
JAMES o. AMos,E Com.
Not,ce TO Justices of the Peace.

The several Justices of the Peace OF
Monroe County are hereby notified that
Swan and Sayler's Supplement- to Revis-
ed Statutes of Ohio have been received
by the Clerk and are ready for distribu-
ton.
Justices sending for this Supplement
are required to send receipt for it.
30 JERE. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Last Will
IN and Testament of Isaac Pearce, late of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June, 1867, and that a duly ctrti-
fed copy thereof, was admitted to Record in
the Office of the Probate Court On the 30th day
of March, 1860, and recorded therein
w. Il. SINCLAIR,
apr6w3 Probate Judge, N. c. O.
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ID 4 Il u

On the goth of March, 1860, of Lung Fever,
Willie Western, son of Abraham and Mary Jane
Maggie, OF Belmont county, Ohio, aged . years
6 months and "a days.
On the 10Th of March, 1869, of Typhoid Fe-
yer, James Sylvester, son of Samuel and Julia
Ann Steel, aged IA years months and IL days.
On the 2Sth of March, 1869, of Consumption,
Samuel Steel, consort of Julia Ann Steel, aged
80 vears months and 5 days
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The Gardeners Monthly says that i'm
mense numbers of insects might be de-
stroyed in garden or orchard by using
bottles of sweet liquid Systematically
This is quite common in England, where
they do not let every. fruit enemy run
riot, and then sit down and cry about
having no crops.
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:Suecial session 0fthe County Conn
asa - misSlOnerS.

The Board met in special session on
Thursday, April 1. Present-William
Workman .aud Isaac Bernhard
The following bills were allowed: D.
Conger,laying floor in Jail, Sc 76; Thos.
Neal, amount paid to volunteers, S15 !;
VIM. Davis, for counter in Treasurer's
office, S61; C. Helbling, $4,000 for lots
81 and 90; Seibert l. Lilly, for station
cry, s145 40; VIM. Rose for putting up
stoves and furnishing stove pipes, S29
25.
Ordered an advertisement inserted in
the Spirit, that the Commissioners will
meet at David Eddy's mill on Muskin-
gum Creek, Green township,on Tuesday,
the 4th day of May, at 10 o'clock, and
contract for building wooden bridge
Plan and specification at time of letting
Adjourned to meet on Thursday, the
Goth day of May.
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vThere was a large number of gen
.tlemen and lady teachers in attendance at
the meeting of the Teachers Associa-
ton. The interest manifested by them
is an excellent recommendation in their
favor for positions as teachers, and one
that should not be overlooked by School
Directors, when making selections
Those who strive to inform themselves
deserve reward
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GOES COUGH BALSAM

This long tried and popular Remedy 10
again called to the attention Of the public
As often as the year, rolls around, the pro-
prietors annually make their bow to the peo-
Pile, and remind them that am 'nsst tile
many things required for the health, oo'a-
fort and susteuancs of ths family through
the long and tedious mouths OF winter, Goes
Cough Balssm should not he forgotten. For
years it has bsen houssholl medcine-and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their chill,
drep, aud all WHO suffer from auv dseass OF
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford tP
be swithout it, In edition to the ordinary
four uunce so long in the market. we new
furnish cur mammoth family SS, bottles,
which will, in common with the othef siss,
be fou2d at all Drug Stores.
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"Dp are" said q sable orator, "two
roads through this world. De one am
broad and narrow road dat leads to
perdition, and de udder am a narrow and
broad road dat leads to sure destruc-
ton If dat am the case" said sa-
BILE hearer, ''dis cullud individual takes
to de woods"
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

Will also be found invaluable In all ossss eg
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, Summer Con.
plants, Gripping, and in tact every diserdsrsd
condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or oeuntry every:
where at 81 per bottle, or by application 70
c. c. CLARK d co., .
iT2llx Sole Prcprietcrs, New Haven, Ct;
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baltimore Cattle Market.

CATTLE.
The offerings Of Cattle to-day amount
ed to about twelve hundred head. The
market is active at slight decline from
last week S prices.
SHEEP.
The supply of sheep is fully equal to
the demand and the market dull at from
i've to eight cents per pound gross, de-
cline of one half cent pound.
HOGS.
The market is well supplied and dull
at fourteen to fifteen cents per pound net
for good to prime Hogs.
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-. EEThe stairway and gallery of the
new Court House are nearly completed.
The carpenters and plasterefs are work
ing hard to have the building finished by
the lst of June.
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Subscribers

who fnd an h after their names will un-
esfstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
Is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
items, and their names will be erased.
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MI A R II He ID.

March Is, by Rev, Ezra Barker, Josiah
Salsberry and Mary T. Fouty,
April 1, by W. T. Sinclair, Mayor of Woods
field, Aaron Morris and Nancy Jane Gates.
April 2, by the same, at the residence of Mrs.
Moore, Woodsfeld Robert Doyle and Sarah
Stephens.
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Nelu ASbertls
Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Go
AUDITOR OF STATES OFrlCE,)
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,


COLUMBUS, Feb. l, 1869
TT is hereby certified, that the Monroe Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, located at
Woodsfeld, in the State of Ohio, has COM
piled, in all respects, with the laws OF this
State relating to such Insurance Companies,
for the current year. and has filed in this office
a sworn statement, by the proper officers,
showing its condition and business, at the
date of such statement, as follows:
Aggregate amt of available assets, ,sls6,o ,osO 81
Aggregate amt Of liabilities. in
Guiding reinsurance ........ 4,57s e.
Amount OF income for the prsce-
ding year ............... 5,O37 ss
Amount of expenditures for the
preeedipe wear 5,0GS As
In witness whereof, l have hereunto sub
scrbed my name, and caused the seal
TsEAL| of my Office to be affixed, the day and
year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
apr6y1. Auditor of State,
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MIR. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of
OLIVER F. FLINT, of "Rinarfs Mills" Wash
ington township. as a candidate for the Office Of
County Commissioner; subject to the decision
Of the County Convention of the 9th of June
FRANK is a Democrat sound and true, and well
qualified to fill the office, and is, in fact, Just
such a man as we delight to vote for
WASHINGTON TowSsHIP DEMOCRACY.
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Ed. SPIRIT Please announce the name OF
CHRISTIAN CEHRs, of Ohio township, as can
didate for County Commissioner subject to
the decision of the Convention. He is we'll
qualified to perform the duties of the ofice.
GREENBACK.
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PROPOSALS tor a Wood Bridge

TNHE Commissioners will attend at David Ed
/ dy's mill, on Tuesday, the 4th of May, 1859,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to contract for building a
bridge across the Muskingum Creek, according
to plan fixed upon at the time of letting. BY
order of Commissioners
sAM'L GRIMsHAW,
snrStd, Aud. NJ. C. Q.
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Notice to Township Assessors.

V0U are required to appear at the Auditors
i Office, Woodsfeld, on Monday, April II,
1859, for the purpose of receiving blanks
And Instructions. SAM'L GRlMSRAW,
spr6w2, Aud. Al, c, o.
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Election of Officers for the
MONROE MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.

THERE will be meeting of the members
IL Of the Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, at their Office in Woodsfeld, on
Monday, the Sd day sf May, for the purpose
Of slecting thirteen Directors.
apr6ti, J, I, JUDklNS, Sec,
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Hard Colds and Coughs

Yield at onos to stsaty u1s of this great
remedy. It will succeed in giving relief
where all other rsmilies have iailsi.
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H;We hope our friends throughout
the county will send us the result of the
township elections.
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Cbun RkIEs.-For clubs of 10 subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 so each ;
single subscribers 50; six months 81.
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Mr.. EDITOR: 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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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name OF
JOHN P. SpRIGGs as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of Prosecuting Attorney; subject
to the decision of the Demooratic Primary
Election
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gAuditor GRIMsHAw's notice to
Township Assessors will be found In
this issue
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
J. WAY AY......... ....... DIR. J. B. Dill
WAY & DILLON.
phua,o,aoa afSd SnrpaOna.

WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
TIAvING formed copartnsrship. are pre-
pared to attend all calls in their pro-
iession.
= OFrIoB-That of the late Dr.. JAMES SMITH,
North end of town. feb23,'69. y
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H1he, County Auditor, Treasurer,
and Recorder removed to their offices
in the Court House on Friday last.