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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Reipg private Instructor for married persons "
- those absut to be be married, batb male and f..
male, IN everything con efhng the physiology aud
auons Of our sexual system aud To piodnetiOB sud
prevention OF oHtpring gclndng I'll the discover.
les never before given 10 tne kn zsa language b. VIM
fouhG, NJ y. This IL r.. iy valuable and ltefest
ing work " s tten In Plau language far the gener.
Al feaber, and Il Illustrated viii numerous shPfaVnts
All young married people those contemplating nsfs
III ~, and having TIE lea impedmrnt married lie
should repd hs book II diacosrs secrets that every.
one should be acquainted with attn Il IL book that
must hs locked up and not ls about the house II viii
be sent TO auy address 90 the receipt so cts Address
ia. VIZ YOUNG No. 40 sptace-st, sbots Foafth
Pm laselphia
g-AFFLfcTED AND UNFORTUNATE Ne mat.
ter what may be diSeafe before yOu place your.
cell under the care VI any 81 the notorious QsAaHs
--nAtife aud iorei Fn Who advertise 10 this or any
other paper gsl copy II d. l0uuEs book and read
y cafely. u Will be the msabs Of saving yaa waHy
dollars. yoat hcslh and possibly sour lie
bf Young ran be consulted 90 any 81 the dl.eafes
described 10 his Publications., AZ sis ores No 4is
spracsft, above Fourth, Philadelphia iE22
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

TO BE MAFmED j." SoaE."--The
Emperor Of China is fifteen wears
old, aud i to be u arried this year.
with immente pomp, 10 bis frst and
chief wife, bis empress. lie wiz be
simultaneously provided with second
and third wives; aud from al parts
Of the empire, victims are being col
lected g swell the let Of bis harem.
Every Tartar family, we believe, is
obliged 70 contribute it, quota. Lo-
cal selections are first made, and the
holocaust is sent to Pekin, where .
fresh selection takes place, and u
e chosen" number are condemned 10
lifelong seclusion. They SIRE not
allowed to see their relations; many
never see their lord aud master, and
in the event Of his death they are
still condemned to perpetual isola-
iion and ceIibacy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

"A Baltimore man offered to bei
money he could fll lighted kero,
sene lamp. lie filled the lamp and
a six-ioo, cefiin. and now the man
De bet with wants tie widow to paw
the bet Of course The widow can
mol 10 held responsible Tor acts com.
miited by hel husband, pl,eu insane,
- man must be - commit such an
act.
MEANAEsS Mark Twain Harrates
A. insianse u outrageous meanuess;
= man who, being employed in blast
ing, az accidentally blown up "ahd
only gone fifteen minutes,r WA dock
eli on psy-iAv for the lost time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

DO not stop at the bal-room.
Merry laughter may ring ont from il
rs YOU pass BY, and voices Of friends
and companions may call You TO en-
ter. Within il may shine brightly
with light thrown back from polish
ed mirrors, and CLEAN from crystal
bottles, and the voice Of mirth and
gayety may be there; but stop not;
there i danger in its brightness
Those cleaning bottles contain POI
lions that lead TO poverty, dishonor,
and death. The merriment there is
the laugh of the maniac. Avoid
i, pass by il, turn from it, and pass
away
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26
PLANTATION BITTERS

Ihls woaasyfai vegetable restorative i dc
slsss sneisof = ~ feeble sn8 Dedicated. A. 4
toaae sna eatjial 80 tbs aged ans languld. IL has
% egasl sssas.g ssasAaelaias. Asaresatsly o. tie
nsfssus xeaiasr. - ~Aich ~snea Az especially
sai.sei 4 i saIerssasng every etbef stlHuilai
Il a. CLIMATES, lFaG8esl, ssmpsFAis = irg1 i
sels a. = aPeaas IL every spee.ss q dlsaeisf
Shieh vf3srmlnes tl.s bodily strengll and lrssAs
ava ,As sz.saai sfsfit4 pr sals y 81 drag
Esss 5zs1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

- MANHOOD Hos I.osr Iia- rfst..xs
kWzz~ 5sst pSbishsdi AFsv saitbeh n d. CslvEs
rELLs tsi1EsAfFs EssAr ~ ths radsaa
eNFf tstiiE9ut nisdifEsi q spsfns taffaa
~ ksn5iHai Nsatssss ihyotnbtssy sssnisal
m6A iesass iEfoFasss Hshtsl snd Pkyslszl Is.
capacity tmFsdiausHts - rfisgs sts sba gss
sunptlor KpAspsr sad fit aeatsa by ssf Jade ssass
sssesi ssirzFssAnss
Ey~ Price r. ssssisd eursious, saiy tssais
Ihs eslshfsisd sptbef b. TOTE aGassbs ssssy slssf
~ asahsRsts H0ia hiFty ysxft sasesssfB sFsstlss
tes ne assftainE esntegnetess y ssfasgss asy -
Fao'sg sarfd stttsal ths AeAstFshs N inssreat
ns@iens 81 he hEptio 4fsn y Sc Eaiss Eshas ssA
fasas - esfs ~ shss staps certain sas sasstssl ~
shssaf u shlfh sfsfs saasfsF h&{tRF ala esa
eiisn Hsr D. laay care hiHssf etssyF pFiyetsy ssA
radsraf b
gE-fAis Lsstaf. shesla b IL a. ksads e ss.st
y9A aat sYfgy d - iasa
SECT under Sra, s gialH sesslegs 70 soy saass q
Fsat sag, "a fesstYi - - ssals aasi ssnsps
Az, bf Csirfr~siIs kaftsgs Dalds gsies 81 sssts
As-fett - Fatnshsrs, GmAB = & ELiREA
ly4t y bsrsFg Ess Tsga Postage. Hs4 4 "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26
FOR SALE.

Tbs subscriber aasrs ~ sale oas- bali intsfssl
in tie Shoe Pea Mandatory heated u ihs Tgsa
~ babdstland beBmngt9n Coanis, VI, uithla
80 " mile - ths bHndstiaad Depek
TIE tbgte nsmsd pfopsfty "a nov dong coed
weA established basinrss, aad has al ~ us Ep-
srtsn&nnss snd machinery for gAe nlahafacsaFs n
aiioe pegs, lnclaiing good steam snKihs neaFly
nsN Tiers u als9 COED sAtsf p0wsg ail a3lsd.
EaqaiFf n ~ adAfsse
l. @. EIs0
sunJsrlsnd W Psk IS. 1870.
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H1xs!I = Ut e as!M.ea!Hs

yoE FAMILY Tag ssa.sgs sisap, yaAlath Kslts
EssrytaisK AGKsds 8AkTED tIfraiaf as4 se5a /.
- stessilE fEKE, address EtskLEf kEtTfiA0
MACHINE CO., bstH ks.ns -s0f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26


quired by everybody a.
~ n eathariir, nor was ever
asusz1azMaxr<X any before 90 universal.
81 " adopted into use In
ys &: 4: 60: /: $ &:
49, aon IL, that tia moro 70
tsess5zu& - 2A6z4zA liable and fsI more eiJeo
tnal remedy than any
aSAA'saf~ other, Those who have
tried Il, know that Il cured them those who have
not know shat II cures their neighbors and ffands
and all know that what Il docs once u docs always
that II never fails through any fault or neglected.
It's composition. We have thousands upon thoa.
sands Of certificates Of their remarkable Of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions In all climates
containing neither cAlomel or any dcetaftous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh aud makes
them pleasant 70 take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise nom their use IN any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal yscera 70 purify the blood aud stimulate
into healthy action the obstructions of The
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs o. ule
body, restoring their irregular action 70 health sad
by correcting, wherever they exist, suoh deraDgo-
meuts as are the nrst origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given In tho wrapper
The boz, for the following complaints, which these
PtHs rapidly curo-
ness, Lanyu0F and Lpsa Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately 10 ktimulats the stOm-
anh and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For H.iveF Gomplaima and It's various symp.
toms, Eitiioas N headache, sick EHeaase he,
Jaundice or Green hicLness, Uiltaus
Collie and bilious Revers, they should be ju.
dciousy taken for each case 90 eorrsct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause H.
For Dysentery or Dtarrhaea, but one mild
dose Ia generally required.
For Rheumatism, Cost, Gravel, FsaIwl.
tasion Of she Heart, Pats IN ahe side,
Hack and Loins, they should be Continuously
taken, required 20 change tho diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear
For Dropsy and Drcp.ieaI swsIIinss they
should be taken In large and frequent doses 10 pro
duee the effect Of drastic purge
For Suppression a large dose should be takon
as Il produces the desired efroot by sympathy
As 8 DiHner run, take one or two p1Ils " pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and nyigorates tho aystem. Hence Il Ia ohan Ad.
vautageOus where no serious dorAngement eniaLa.
One who feels toisrably well Omen nnds that dose
Of these RUS makes him feel decidedly better nom
their cleansing and ronoyatng effect on nhs diges.
tive apparatus.
DIR. ). q. AVER q CO., Practical ChsssstsGs,
LOWELL. MAEH IT, n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

No HUsHud. II 10 sdfpdEf'd 90 cure Lost or
impaired Taste, Smell ~ Hearing, Watering o.
Weak Eyse Offensive Breath, liberated Throat
Or Mouth, Pain and Pressure In the Head, and
lose u Mamnfy Nbeu caused, A. ali ~ them fro
qusniy ara By the rayages u Catarfh II Is
pleasant aud paiuless to use contains no Blrons
poisonous q caasiic drugs, but cures ~ ~ yidd
sOoAtgtg dfftGu
viii pay 5000 Reward Tor csse II Calarrh that
] cannot cure.
foR sAfE ~ MosT DRuaaGsrs EvrHtwHtna
Pace UNLY 90 gKsTa
II your Druggist has not got Il ca sale. d0Bt
be put On With some worse than worthless strong
stan tuinlgatOr ~ poisonous chnsie solution
which will dfiSc ne dise0ss - ne lungs inAtsad N
curing NJ but send sixty esnts 60 me sad the
remedy will reach y0u By return malt -Four
packages post paid s209, one dozen for $40.
Bend two cent s-aInp for y Bags's pamphlet
On Calarfh Address the Proprietor,
II, " PIERCE, NJ D.,
HfFVAf0 NJ
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COAL,

10 sny Quantities, al The very ioSesi hguFs. Cen-
sumsss ~ Coal viii fad 4 ~ ihelH Advantage 70
give Aim a cali before parehazing their vinisi :
supply
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

EMBARRASSING" Won't YOU let
me ISIS You, little one p asked a
gentleman Of the beautiful daughter
u a beautiful mother. as he was TAX
ing leave Of her in the ears.
"Wonldn'tyou rather kiss mother n
was the arch reply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

a lady Who priddd herself on hef
geography, seeing candle aslant, re-
marked that i reminded lcr Of the
4" Leaning tower Of Pisa. +" Yes, .
responded a way, with this differ
ence; that i tower in Italy, while
this is a tower in Grease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of q Laxative
Medicine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

l9hhpA no one fnestis
cine "a 30 universally re-
qnired by every body a.
a ealhariic, nor was ever
any before - universal
" adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, A. this mild
bat efficient pufEaIiNs
FtN. This obvious reA.
fen 10, that moro ~
liable and fsI more eGee.
tnal remedy than any
oIlaf 1husa uha haze
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-09-27


Nothing like grammar! Better 6os
Without COW than go without 'tsat1-r,
There are numberless professors who,
go tramp, tramp, tramps my boys
around the country, peddliiig 4 weak
article, by which sin twenty tlsvsn they
guarantee to set a man fhot06eh]f una
in the English language. An INSTANCE.
in point comes from Grecnvi]le, Ajaba-
ma, where professor had laborcd
with the youth Of chat peoples and
taught them to dote on grammar accor.
ding to "Morsis's" systems. sDuyina,
one Of the lectures the sentence, ssMnrys
milks the cow" was given out 10 be
parsed. Each word had been parsed
save one, which fell to Bob L., a
sixteen year old, near the foot of'
the class, who commenced thus .sCow-l
is a noun, femenine gender, Singular
number third person, and stands fo,
Mary" 'How do you make that out p
"Because," answered the noble pupil,.
s'if the COW didn't stand f0r Maft;;l
ho'c dould iHa,y asitt kerf''A-H Hayer's.
lHagaziae. i.s.
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Now subtract this number Of square
acres, one hundred and nineteen million,
six hundred and fifteen thousand, eight
hundred and forty, from the amount of
these internal land grants of ONE Hun
DRED AND THIRTY MILLION, EIGHT HUN
DRED AND SEVENTY FOUR THOUSAND, EIGHT
HUNDRED AND roRTY-oNE, and it will be
found there is enough Of this territory
left over to make two States as large as
Massachusetts and a million and half
of acres besides.
CARrwRIGHT, the Democratic eandf-
date for Congress, has always denounced
and opposed this outrageous stealing;
while SpRAGUe, the Radical candidate
endorses all the acts of the Radical
party and if elected will be found on the
side Of the Bondholders, Bankers, Land
Grabbers, and High Tarifites; and
against the people.
Vote for CARrwRIGHT on Tuesday, the
11th day Of October, and assist in send
ing an honest man to represent the 18th
Ohio District in the 49d Congress.
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~If taxpayers wish

EEIf Taxpayers wish to see what
they are paying for Radical rule,l them
look at the following official figures In
Jacksons administration the cost of the
Government, per capita, was 81 l6; in
Van Buren's, 81 10; in. Folks, during
which occurred the Mexican war, ST IL,
in Pierce 's,Sl 96 lin Bpchanan's, 50 10;
and in Grants, 81 9S. The first five
administrations were Democratic. The
sixth is Radical.
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The Radical committee at Washington

L
is loading the mail bags with lying cam
paign documents. Nearly a million of
these have been printed, and are being
sent out as fast as congressman S franks
can be put upon them. The labor will
not save the party, however. tits hope
lessly corrupt, and the people know it.
John Sherman, who represents the
National banks in the United states Sen
ate, is going over to Indiana He will
tell the Hoosiers all lie knows about
banking, of course, and how the Gov
ernment pays the banks a bonus of twen-
ty millions a year, and indorses their
paper for three hundred millions,t TO COM
pensate them for doing what it should
do itself.
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Egvote for JoHN CARTWRIGHT. fol
Congress and elect a man who will rep
resent the interests of the people; and
not sell bis vote to the High Tariffites
Land Grabbers and Bondho,ders.
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Ey The swindling procivities Of cice-
rones in general and hackmen in partic-
ular, who infest the locality of Niagara
Falls, have long since become proverbi-
al. But good natured correspondent,
himself once victim, finds consolation
in the theory Of geologists that the Falls
are slowly but surely reccding up the
river. He says, "Therei is solid comfort
in the thought that the honest old Falls
are getting away from the hackmen at
the rate OF twelve inches year,
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Poets are Born not Made.

In the following lines are beautifully
blended the ffisky juvenile eagerness and
sedate maternal solicitude
.Mudder, may / schwininrin wcntf'
Nix. my grosa dotter,
bet twice more as fooftsich cent
Dat you get drown in the waiter"
"vell, donna give leetle d.
OF vedder I goes or no.
I'll hang my clothes on higgory limb
And through the motions 60"
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Eg-If the Republicans have one hon
est,able man in their party, it is VIM. G.
Bryant of the N. Y. Post. He says:
"But the appropriation Of public lands
and public money to aid private enter
prises cannot be justified. 1t is viola.
ton of principle, and opens the way to
endless abuses. The practice must be
stopped, or bankrupt treasury will dis
grace the country, and giant land mo-
nopoly check its growth "
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Ey-CARrwRIeHr opposes the High
Tariff that robs the poor for the benefit
of wealthy Monopolists. Vote for him
on Tuesday, the 1lth day of October.
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Zeal, not rightly directed, is perni-
eious; for, as it makes q good cause
better, SO it makes bad cause worse.
Never relate your lnisfortupes, and
never griefe over what you cannot pre-
vent.
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war votes.


LONDON, September 16--It is report
ed that the foreign office has Bismarcks
reply to the demand of Jules Fayre for
an armistice. Bismarck says there are
questions yet to settle with France be-
fore suspension Of hostilitlcs is pos
|sible. 81
The Francais says that none Of the
foreign powers have offered to intervene
in favor of France, and no such offers
will be accepted
Bou1LLoS, September 16 canrobcrt's
forces, which lately cut through the
Prussians at Metz, and are now march
ing towards Paris, were six thousand
strong.
Marshal Bazaine himself has gone I'd
Sedan.
FLORENCE, September 16.-After the
occupation of the Papal States Italy
will instantly summon a National Par
liamenf; to be chosen by universal suf-
frage.
A collision occarred yesterday, be-
tween the Italian troops and the Papal
Zouaves, five kilometres from the city OF
Rome, only a few killed and wounded
OH both sides. The Italians headquar-
ters on Thursday we're fourteen kilome-
tges out from Rome.
LONDON, September l6.-Thc French
have uselessly destroyed all the works
Of art on the highways and railroads
leading out of Paris. Notwithstanding
the destruction of property, the advance
of the Prussian army has not been de-
layed single hour. The Prussians are
massing at some distance from the Nty.
The measures of defense at Paris are
now 80 greatit is expected that the fact
will act strongly in favor of peace
The Minister of War is in receipt Of
dispatches from General Ulrich, com
manding at Strasburg. He reports the
bombardment constant and terrific, and
the CITY badly damaged. He has no idea
Of surrendering. =
The Prdssians having captured the
railroad trains at SouIe, travel in that
direction has ceased.
Fifteen thousand Prussians are dt
Joinville. ~
BERLIN, September 16.-The Govern
ment Of North Germany has given OF.
ficial notice to mariners that the sap.
proach to Hamburg is dangerous. The
usual lights are extinguished and The
channel Tiled with torpedos.
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Eg-Vote the Democratic ticket and
send honest men to Congress, Vote for
CARrwRGnr on Tuesday, the l1th day
Of October.
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THURSDAY,

The 9th day of October, will be great
day in Woodsfeld. Come up to the
Democratic Mass Meeting.
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Lands .CsIyen Away by the Radi-
Gals In Congress Since the Year
1862,

We give below list of the land
grants enacted by the Radical party since
the year 1862, together with the names
Of the roads and the amounts Of lands
donated to them by Congress.
tits carefully compiled from the Off
cial report of the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, and is reliable.
The amount Of the public domain
thus voted away by the Radical party
reaches the enormous amount of nearly
one hundred and thirty-one million
acres;
1862 acres.
lilly 5-Chioago & Northwestern >. 375, $50
Apr 25-C Chicago q Northaestern, : 100000
July 22-St. Paul & Pacific ..... Ts5,o0O
1868.
Marob2 Ia,vonwortb J.-ran,aS
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING!

On Thursday, the I1th day of Octo-
ber. Let the Democracy rally in force
from each township.
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Ey cARTwnIeHs favors taxing, the
Bonds Of the Bondholders. Vote for
hun on the Lth day of October.
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Excess paid by Ono, $I.OJO,SOS
1t will be seen then that Ohio pays
more revenue, by ONE AND A HALF
MILLIONS THAN ALL NEW EN-
GLAND!
The people of the 18th Ohio District
are tired Of paying the tax of New En-
gland manufacturers; they propose to
vote the Democratic ticket and have this
odious system of legalized robbery and
extortion abolished
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-09-27

Il is only those, who have done moth.
ing who fancy they can do every thing,
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GgTake The aged and infrml to tlle
election, in wagons and carriages. on.
Tuesday, the l1th day Of October. s.
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largest and best display of farming i'm
plements. s......,............ ....lO
Committee Nef, James Crorin, Pa.
rick Dougherty, David Agin, VIM Sloan.
GLASS B-6th Dcpart1nent-Mecha
and Manufactures,
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spool Thread.

lne aesenslol u 1aA'payers IS invited
to the following which IS fair specimen
of the High Tariff outrages imposed
upon them by the Radicals in power.
ooo vor,3s hast e;x oar,ad snool
threod s sp0oi
'Cesst in ENGLAND. 81 cents cold nor
snoo, si'.s s
pTS nntv s5 ner cont
Wholesale nrice n Now York al cents
currency ner spool
Could be bought under reyenue tariff
of % ner cent. for cents currency ner
snooI z e
Every housewife. every servant. oirl
understands the fact that She has "a raw
8 cents. and sometimes ] O cent?. in refa;i
for . s1ooI Of the hest sis, six. corded tlYead
:, 81 =, II, 900 wards T.et ep,verv i; gI,ss
tariff ma7 Rom Spr a4uE 70 4 noliticaI
ni6bt. watchman. either dem or adppifI
that . benevolent Government exacfs as
per cent. duty .on 4 this great article of
LUXURY known IS. d spool of cotton Let
tbe community interested in snool thread
inanire tbe wholesale mice IN New York
of tbis article and We have No danbt 8
win he found correct flat 80 cents i tbe .
nrice ner dozen which less discount mt
makes q sngle spool to COS cost 6l cents !
cnrrencv Next.let mononolists oa;nsav
the fact if they can, that, if revenue
tariff of 25 per cent. was charged, the
same spooi OF co.eon coula not DC soiu
u'a.s aat;en vie sha.l,a. - tSa srt MI i
lion neonle Of this canntrv shall nav al.
cents more for each spool Of thread
they use, pay this addition not for the
peneht OF government, but Tor the Dene.
l1s phoaa o. .nTes sa or @ aoas Massacnuse..s anu
rers It's q simple practical exposition
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I3O.s1A,s4I'

In order to get an approximate idea
of this great area of land, we give the
following table of American States:
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greatest variety of cereals, fruits, veg
etables,add other form products mot
less than 90 Articles s..............15
Committee-Leander Eddy, David Stephens
Samuel Latta.
CLASS K-6th Department Vegetables
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Save Fifty Dollars.

4 NY PERSON wishing to purchase one Of
"A Grovesteen's Pianos, advertised in this
nsper. can save ffsy dollars Of the price by
16plHng to the editor Of this paper. june
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-09-27

Take yonr neighbor to the Polls
on Tuesday, the 1lth day Of October.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-09-27

orally to the Polls on Tuesday the
I1th day of October.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-09-27

H-CARrwRIGHr, the Democratic can
didate for Congress,is opposed to voting
the public lands away to Railroad specu-
lators. Vote for him on Tuesday, the
18th dayaof October.