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Forwarding and Commission Merchant
STEANGBOAT.A .AGENT,
And Deale r in General Produce,
CLARINGToN, MoNRoE COUNTY, OHIO.
.N1ITH large and safe Warehouse, at the
w Steamboat Landing, l now invite the
attention Of my Friends, Shippers, Merchants
and the Trade generally. to my complete ar.
rangements for the transaction of Forward
ing and Commission Business. BAu Goods
Tobacco or produce, consigned to me, will
be either forwarded to destination with
promptnsss and dispatch, or STORED, if re.
quirsd, under the very lowest. charges fol
Commission. afefsA's ei Eaa,a
The utmost care will be exercised TO keep
Packages in tho best order and protected
against the weather. and shall faithfully exc
cute the orders Of my patronslto their entire
satisfaction.
Soliciting your future patronage, beg leave
to assure you that my efforts to serve you
shall ever be characterised by energy prompt.
ness and fidelity. JOHN W. JACKSON.
N.B.-Jsmes Shrivers has nothing to dc
with my Warehouse. I am Attending to al
business connected with it personally. All
Warehouse chaIges due are pay able to me OF
my order. ,,.S-J JOHN W. JACKSON. 1
jan26w4. J s'5f ,1.tIiri rN&f
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..asi,.;7 From the Register.] q-as.l

--Eft-.t7 From the EeglSter 7g-ast
.. wheeling Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, EVENING,
'''-3e'a January %, 1869. "a p
APPLES-Prices range from 2 sc
OF 3 90 per barrel.
BEANs-White oup,.S IS and ip
good demand.
BUTTEK-Plenty at 28c for choice.
BEESWAX-In good demand at 35o
COFFEE-Rio, fair to good 22a2Gc;
Hummel's essence 2 IS for box; Felix's
extract 2 25.
'CANDLEs-City mould tallow l5!c
Star 22a25c. "a
COTTON YARN-standard 454c
Cotton Batting 25a35c; Candle Wick
CARBON .OIL-sa9c, and charge for
sCHEEsEAsales Of Western Reserve
at 17alSc per pound; Factory at l9a2Oc.
EGGS-In good demand at zoe.
FLOUR--Market dull;superfne S 00a
7 90; red wheat family 8 90; 8 so; fancy
10 0Oa10 SO. Rye -four, z 90.
FEATHERS-In demand at 75c.
GRAIN No. l red, wheat l 50a1 60
No. white, / Seal 80. Corn, 7Oa75c
buying; l0a15c higher from store. Oats
60a65c. Rye, l 25al 80. Barley, ] 65s
l IS.
HAY-Loose timothy sells at 20 OF
a25 90 for good quality.
LARD-Leaf in. tierces Zoe; kegs
aOILS-Lard Oil at 7oa1 Is.
MOLASSES-Choice New Orleans a
75aSOc; Porto 75c; Baltimore syrup so:
9Oc; New York do 65a70c.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork at 81 90
shoulders, 15c; clear rib sides, lsc, clssl
| sides Slqc sugar cured hams, l9c.
POTATOES--Sales at Goal SO pei
bushel. $50 p" : - ''''@ a'A'''-N 80
RICE-Ransoon 1oac; Carolina 1ltc
| SUGAR--Porto Rico 13a14tc; Cub,
12ac; refined crushed 17c;' "A coffee 16,
C do 1870; q extra do l5tc. c do 15c; {
do yellow Ato.s asTiB sfssNe q : '4f'' !
SODA- Bi-carbonate sods, TAI 4c; sa
soda &c; soda in papers lOc.. ''Ag 80. =.
STARCH-Foxs, Sc; Glen Cove, l311
'Ai'asIs' sAIfl -l3s lJsiry, 8 u.s. Ohio River,
SIS.
sEEDATimotky, s 75.s s7'd -j @9iIoi
| SOAP EFsniiy, SIC; German, %; Eaas
tern family, 10al3c.t e...,l ,.gge, ig~ ,s,@
SHOT AND LEAD--Bar lead, 12tc
Shot, 3 2e per baga34 ,-g2 r.
-TEA--Gunpowder tes, -4oal u
Young Hyson, i 4Oa1 so; Black. 9Oc
II 10.
! sT0BACC0-Navy, 70s72c dark 10
aud Is, 7Oa72e bright t. aud los, 800
| 6g lump, I 10; Gsrrett's Snuff, 7Sc; Gar
srsttT Sn8a, i'd boxes, 8 80. '"''' gag
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This long tried and popular Remedy ie
again called to the attention Of the public,
Az often ~ the year, rolls around, the pre-
prietors annually make their bow to the pse-
pie, and remind them that sm,pgst the
many things required for the health. esH .
fort and sustenanCv Of tls family ,krvaga
the long and tedious months sf winter, Gees
Cough Balssm should not bs frrso,.sa. Foe
wears 1t has kseu household medicine and
mothers anxious for the safety Of thvir skH !,
arsn, aud all who suffer from any disease sf
the throat, ohest and lungs, cannot srurd 1"
6e without il. In addition to the ordinary
four ounce so long in the market, Ne INV
furnish our mammoth family siss bottles,
which will, Ia esmmon with the ether 'ns,
bs fsua at all Drug Stores.
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Sheriff Sale.
sFtanklin Ross
A. Ross and othetts. !.

DY virtue Of An order Of sale to me directed
u from the Court Of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the
front door Of tie Court House, in the town Of
Woodsfeld. between the hours Of 10 o'cloSA
a. m. and o'clock p. NJ, on r,, ss, !!
Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1863.
the following described real estate situate In
said county Of Monroe, to wit: Beginning at
the southwest corner of the northwest quar-.
ter Of section eighteen township three and
range five, thence north with the section line
eighty-two rods to the north side OF the creek;
thence up thsS creek south sixty Une and
three. fourth degrees west four rods and sew
enteen and one. half links; thence north
eighteen degrees west thirty two rods; thence
north thirty five degrees west twenty rods;
thence north twenty six degrees west eighteen
rods; thence north ssventy,three degrees west
seventeen rods to section line; thence east
with the section line ffty-sevsn and one-haif
rods to q stone seventeen rods east Of the
northwest corner Of section eighteen, thence
souths over stone on thsasonth side OF the
creek one hundred and forty.eight rods 70
stone on Rlssnorl Daily's line; thence south
sixty-Ass degrees west twenty three rods anS
eighteen links :" the beginning, containing
twenty sight acres more or less. Appraised
at e41S. i59ss So ssstss JOSEPH MYERS, ia
aan5xs.a ,sya sElss Sheriff ~ g. o.
n%Blank Deeds and Nor
paaes fJr sale at his office.
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Chicago Market.

January %.
FLOUR-Quiet at 25a6 Is for
spring extras. 4 tfaaA
WHEAT-Dull sales No. at l 20a
/ 21, No. 2 opened at l 154; closing at
| l44a1 l44; sales since Change at l
145. 90 - s5cT'1 5ls-2,E IL E
= CORN-Market active and opened
tfrmer and higher with sales Of new at
57a57tc subsequently became weaker
and receded TO- 56ta56fc; no sgrade q
shade firmer at 52a53c; sales OF new at
l57a5sc, sellers option February, and
at 5s4n58Ac, sellers ,optionMarch ;sales
since Change at 56ic for new.
OATSLFirm and active and. 4atc
higher; sales of No. 2 at 4S4a494c; re.
.jected 46a46 tc, closing at 49c for No. 1.
RYE--Quiet and steady at f8.7s'-
BARLEY--Dull; sales No. 2 at 1 7e
d 80; and rejected at l Bal 50s Hos.
Ing ct / ~ tof No. * 9ihn i'i s9 ,
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Cincinnati Market.

| january 70.
FLOUR-Firm and quiet; sales fam.
lily at I 75aS 90. Z V. '-''a-'- pa. .-----,
|, 81, WHEAT-Market dull but prices un.
changed at l 65 for No. 2 and at l &c
for Not1. o''. SKA q 'S'' "
CORN-Is unsettled; ear not saleable
at better than Csc.
OATS-In fair demand sales at 61a
64c for No. to choice white.
RYE-Firm at l 40 for No. l.
BARLEY-Steady.
COTTON-In demand at Csc for mid.
ding. ~.
WHISKY-Dull at 96c, and hardly
any demand. ....-- -.r..
MESS PORK-Held at 81 90, nd
sold at this rate at buyers option for
February but on the spot the demand
was light, and could not have been sold
to any extent at better than 80 so.
BULK MEATS-In demand at 13fa
154c, 164 and lie for shoulders, sides,
clear rib and Gear sides; but conces-
sions of 4c would have had to be made
at the close in order to effect sales.
'BACON-In moderate order demand
at 144c, 174c and 1Sc, but it is mostly
held 4c higher.
LARD-Sold at 20c, but it is offered
more freely.
HAMS-Sugar cured held at 1sc
with s-fair demand. p r.
BUTBER-Very dull none but choice
saleable; the whole range is from SOC to
35c for fresh. 81. -. ...s
CHEESE-Firm at 19ts22c. "
EGGS-Have declined to 19a20c.
OILS-Lipseed firm at or; lard at
l 64a1 So; petroleum 35a37c for refined.
SUGAR-Held at 12a14ac.
-COFFEE-Sales at 2la25c. ------
+ EHOGS-Scarce butchers pay from
10 00to IL so gross. II AZ
GOLD-At l SO buying.
EXCHANGE--Market5 firm at par
buying
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Real Estate Trausrera.

RECEIVER SATURDAY, JAN. 80. 1853.
Levi Keesor and wife to William Ba.
ker, 20 acres in the Marietta Land Dis.
trict, $500. !aoftiw s}sFssq,s'; -,.E3
c. A. .Seidler and wife to Ernest Waer
necke, lots No. IL, u, Il, and tract OF
land lying east Of the town of Lebanon,
$4,000. .-a - ~. H.
Samuel Pool and wife to j. S. Hurd,
lot No. Is in Cameron, 5000. at
John Crump and wife to G.. W. Cline
and c. A. Cline, lots No. and 10 in
Cochransville, $1,000. ,6s-s,a
|, Sd III. Harper to Joseph Griffith, 90
acres, Sunsbury township, $4,000. a
d. Krkbride to Philip Wagonheim, A
acres in Woodsfield, 81, 600. : 20 -f'
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Sheriff Sale,
William Boyd
- VS. pEG
Henry Karr..:

pY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe. county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House in the the town
Of .Woodsfeld, on ..ss.l e.,sa ...s
Mondsy, The 15th day of February, 1869,
between the hours of 10 O'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, the following described real estate
in said county of Monroe, to wit: The northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter and the
northeast quarter of the southwest quarter and
the east half of the north west quarter of sec
tiorf number twenty-eight C2S) in, township three
and range four. = -
Appraised at $4,000.
ian1sw5. Sheriff n. g. O..
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New York Money Market.

January 20.
MONEY-Easy al 6a7 per cent; de-
mand fair, supply ample.
STERLING-109ta109sg :. ,o@.,sfg
GOLD-Dull; opened at 1861 closed
at 1869. An attempt was made, TO de-
press the premium by the report that
the Bank Of the Republic had received a
large amount of silver from Canada. 1t
proved to, be only .S25, ,100.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Steady;
1O-4Oc strong and higher the demand for
registered bonds continues. tits stated
that considerable amount of bonds &c
to Europe tomorrow. Coupons of 81
112sal121; do '62, '1134a1l3a; do "a
1O9tal095; do '65, 1l0ial10s; do new,
loSta1oss: do '67, 108salOSa; d" 6s
109a1094; 10-40s, 108ta108s.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Last Will
IN and Testament i of Walter Ring, late Of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, togethec with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June 1867, and that duly certi-
fed copy thereof was admitted to Record in my
Office on the 26th day of January 1869. -
'se' fSst W.T. SINCLAIR,
feb2w3. .di ~ 81 Probate Judge, NJ. G. o.
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Settlement Accounts.

-ss-F rs fr . rf Sg.r-sr -fs : s
NJ OTIcR is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday February IL, 1862.
D. Blackledgs Administrator of Robert Black
ledge, final. L.T.Ia !
H. Winland Administrator Of John Winland,
final. k5E3
John Slack Administrator Of George Slack,
final. s--y
Marx Albert Guardian Of D. & ]. stukey
final
B. starkey Guardian or Melissa Kinsey, final
H. Benninghaus Guardian of Lszetta Bennins.
haus. final. a,Els~l. .T.-l X .--se1 G.
H. Bsnninghaus Guardian Of Anna Benning.
haus, partial. = ~ .i'r
A. Buchanan, Guardian Of VIM. Pickena
heirs, partial IS .-5 SO s5sz s'.ar
Jacob Butt Guardian of Jacob Butt, Jr., par.
tial. .-.-..
B. Rouse Guardian Of Lewis Gates heirs, par.
tai. -..,-
-'lal %" W. r. SINCLAIR,
jan27, 7,1869w3. 9" 1'' Probate Judge.
I
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Netu A0bertisealents.
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
II nissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at
their session on the first Monday Of March,
1868, praying fora change Of the road lead
ing from near the residence of Howard
Parnesworth, in Wayne township, through
the lands Of Howard Farnesworth, George
Pollen, Daniel Baker. John Wilson, Basil
Reeves, Marcus Highman, Mary Lowe and
Andrew Smith, to the Town House, on Rich
Fork creek, all in said Wayne township.
fsba. MANY PETITIONERS
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
MONDAY, January 25 1869.
BRIGHTON PENS.

+''.' q" BRIGHTON PENS.
The receipts for the week have been
270 Cattle, 252 Sheep, and 1873 Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-Were very plenty
through the week and generally Of fair
quality, with good many shipping Cat
tie in. The demand from butchers wa.
fair, aud the market ruled firm without
being active. Very few we're left unsold
at the close. We quote sales Of butchers
Cattle, common 34a44c, fair 44a5c prime
to choice 64a6te, shipping 7a7ac, gross
SHEEP.-The supply through the
week has been very light, and prices ad
vanced. Sales at 3a4c for Common, and
4aa5tc for good. %
HOGS.-Have been scarce, and are in
better. demand, prices being firm at l0a
life, live weight. y 80 l''
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS,
The receipts d these yards, since
Thursday. 9Th inst. from all sources
have been: 800 head Cattle, 461 head
Sheep, 1850 head Hogs, 2SO head mules
We quote prices as follows: q va ~
BEEF CATTLE-The supply has
been about equalto the demand which
sill remains good, aud all were sold at
the close. We quote inferior grades 81
a4ts medium 4aa5c, prime Butchers
stuff 54a64c, shipping cattle are in good
demand at 6ta7ac per lb gross. saa-
SHEEP-The receipts still continue
light, and prices are 10a15c higher, with
all sold at the close; market closing stea,
dy and firm, prices range at 81 5Oa5 so
per GENITAL for common to choice lots.
H0GS.AThe market remains steady
and firm at our previous quotations. the
receipts still being light, and all we're
sold at the close; light SO 50a10, medi-
um $40 25al0 so, prime SO 75a11 25.
Extra lots would bring $11 30 per 100
lbs. gross.
MULES-Tbe supply still continues
heavy, but the demand is good, prices
ranging at ss0al65 per head. -
HORSES-Are in good demand at
s80a150 per head. 20. ft79-f, 'i4 80 I
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Philadelphia Live stock Market.

TuAtducipulA 1.-Two StOCA MaHhCss
January 25.
lCATTLE-The market was moderate ]
ly active this week, but prices were un-
changed; 100 head sold at 9talOc for
extra Pennsylvania and western steers;
sa9c for fair to good do, and 5a7c per
pound gross for common, as to quality.
COWS-Were withou. ,change; 125
head sold at 40 00a65 90 for springers,
and so 00as5 90 per herd for cow and
calf. .. -. .,.'' .'-.
SHEEP-Were higher; 5000 head sold
at Case per pound gross, as to coudi-
ton. .srl,7ssa. e taz @a3stI .sEl ...sff'rss
HOGS--Were firmly held; 5000 head
sold at 15 50a16 00per 100 pounds net.
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Z Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Dast Will
N and Testament Of Thomas Cochran, late Of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed BY fire on the
1ath day of june, 1861, and that a duly certi-
fed copy thereof was admitted to Record IN
my office on the Goth day Of January 1859, and
recorded therein, 9tg W. T. SINCLAIR
feb2w3. Probate Judge, NJ. c. O..
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Dissolution G Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner.
IN ship hefetofore existing under the frm
nam.of Bradfeld & Buchheit, has been dis.
scivel James Bradfeld will continue the bu.
s;ness at the did stand The books of the firm
ne in his hands ready for the settlement of oil
/ ocodn "a Of ths. late firm.
~ =" 'eBRADFIELD d BUCHHHTr.
fuets Landing, Ohio jsnievs '''A's
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Infirma1y Notice.

CRALBD PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Auditors Office, by the Infrmary Dirsc
tors, to
Saturday,he 18th day Of February, 1869.
for letting the position OF Superintendent for
one year from March I, 1869. Also for fur
nishipg coal for the institution. The Direc-
tors furnish a team Of horses for the Super
intendent. S. D0UGHRRTY.
WM. READ. $685.
.FLz JESSE JAKCSON.
feb2w2. ~ taasF Directors.
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Store RoBsED.-On Sunday night, the
a4th ult., the store Of THOMAS TAYLOR,
near Csmerons this county, was broken
into and robbed Of between four and
i've hundred dollars in goods and s25 in
money. ecfeIssasg ~
The robbers were tracked to within
one mile of Woodsfeld, where all trace
was lost. We learn that evidence has
been obtained, throughsa certain source,
that will most likely lead to the arrest of
the robbers and recovery of the prop
erty
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Notice.

= - ge..ipfnIit5 9sfS'fE -: .s.y9e, iy,e
EVERYBODY Is hereby warned not to trade,
ia buy or barter for any notes given by me,
on the 5th day Of January, 1869, to l. N. Fou.
IL, for the following sums Of money: sl00
p.yble April !, 1859, without interest; $l663
p. yabls April ]. 1870; sl66a payable April l,
1871; $16e3 payable April l, 1872; these three
bearing 6 per cent. interest from April ! (,
1859. Said notes are given for land bought
Of l. N. Fouty by me, and on said premises
is q mortgsgsl for $2O8, to Warren H ollister.
janl9W3. HENRY THIELB.
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Settlement Accounts.

NSVVROH1HS11V AkSOOSe11S'1s
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, February, Is, 1869: "
Thomas West Administrators Of John Craw-
ford, final. Hnz7 q" q ssfsf-' i''
N. J. Lynch Administratrix Of g. b. Lynch,
final,
J. O. Amos Executor Of Thomas MeComas,par-
tial. ~
]. H. Martin Guardian Of Absalom Martins
minor heirs, partial. - .,.,-&
J. b. Hamilton. and Hugh Robinson Guardians
Of the heirs Of Robert Robinson, partial.
W. T. SINCLAIR,
feb2w3. Probate Judge.
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b@Ths attention Of our readers is di.
rected to the advertisement of Co.'s
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another part Of this
psper. .-i.,,q ,-..
This truly Valuable Medicine is re.
commended BY all who use it. Read the
certi6cates. :. .r.L
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Last VIII
lv and Testament Of Thomas Clark, late of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June 1867, and that duly certi-
fed copy thereof, was admitted to Record in
my office on the 10th day of August 1868, and
recorded therein. 80. w. T. SINCLAIR,
feb2w3 Probate Judge, NJ. G. O.
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Announcements.

Announcing the names Of candidates
for office 50 90, payable inoaridbay in
adrance. We tciH not dsviate from this
rule. -- ..-
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AH6ur citizens and the people
throughout the county would do web to
Keep sharp watch on their property, as
there appear to be regularly organized
gangs Of thieves infesting the county
Keep your guns loaded and deal with
them as you would With sheep killing
cursrBaIvaek AXIS sgc5 l1I3
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{ From Lester SsStoa, Of Nis.oaakee.1 I

cfoW A<esteT SeOtoh, ~ !afsteuHSfe.t
.1. MnwAuKsE, WIS.,, Jan "a, 1859.
Messrs. C. G. CLARK l. Co., New Haven, Ct,
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dye,
pepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as remedy. I have NO hesita.
ton in saying that we have received GREAT
BENBPIr from Its usc. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.
.s5ises ga Great BIessing.', g,
Front Rep l. F Ward. Aeon, Loraia Co., o.
Messrs. SrRoSs & ARMSTRONG, Druggists,
Cleveland, o.: a. .,5.,
GHSrLEMEs: 1t gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the uss Of Goes Dyspepsia, Cure. She
he's been for nun Der of years greatly treuh-
led with. Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent
paroxysns Of constipation, which so prestra-
ted her that she was all tbs while, for months,
unable to do any thing. She took, At your
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has de-
rived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT, aud IL now
comparatively we'll. She regards this msdi.
cine as great blessing. Truly yours,
JaL Is, 1868. Il. T. WARD.
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@ro THE WORKING CLASS.

I am now prepared to furnish constant EN-.
| ployment to all Glasses at their homes
for their spare moments. Business new
light and profitable. Fifty cents to S. per
evening is easily earned. and the boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. Great in
dacements are offered. All who see this NO.
tice please send me their address and test the
business for themselves. II not we'll satisfied,
will send 81 to pay for the trouble of wri-
ting me. Full particulars sen, free. Sample
sent BY mail for ten cents. Address,
janl2w4, Z. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
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kEDoss PIA-r says OF Atzerodt and

HDoxs Plat says Of Atzerodt and
Arnold's confessions
The opinion istyery general here that
these two sensational documents, lately
printed in the baltimore American, are
forgeries.. L will answer for the one
testified tosbysM Phail McPhail is an
old scquaihtance of ours and it would
not do for his attorney to call for Gener-
alsSchenck, or. any of his staff, were
that former agent of detectives to have
his character IN. question, sYyysx
But aside from this, the evidence on
the facs.of the paper is conclusive One
can not realize that so fearful crime
vas, committed by such a. set Of asses as
these pretended confessions make the
conspirators to be. If these papers
were in the. possession of loyal men, why
were they not produced before that !?
and ifsiii The hands Of the enemy, why
are they brought out now !? : ' - ''ls1,s w, :
The whole affair is wrapped in pro-
found mystery, and not to be cleared up
by, such clumsy roguesi as the authors,
orauthors Of these pretended confess
ions.tk .se.sasf3 sssAi ie sg5tt19 iliy Isihts
We would suggest TO tie Guernsey
Times tospublish the forgcries .again.-
Give uslsigsr hsad lines next time
Soldf s''@ '' 'A'sio
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Farm for Sale,

Farm for Sale, - 30
;NONTAINING One Hundred and Five Acres,
" Eighty Acres. cleared and Twenty-Five
Acres in Timber, situated fout and half
miles west Of Fairview. Guernsey County,
Ohio, within Eve rods of the National Road,
known as the Proctor Farm. Itis we'll wa.
tered; contains young orchard Of about one
hundred trees, all fine fruit and about one
half bearing; also peach, ounce and plum
trees. Also . large log dwelling house, log
barn, ont buildings, large tobacco house, and
good fcnces. For further information ad.
dress, w. A. TALBOT,
"A AZ Barnesville, Ohio,
Vs. - or GEORGE BECKETT,
. jsnl9w6. Fairview, Ohio.