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The Election.

The Athens Messenger says: "Once
more the Republican banner is crowned
with triumph"
Where? In Ohio you polled 10000
Negro votes. On the white vote the
Cincinnati Times, Radical, ackno Wedges
that the Democracy were victorious al
the late election by q majority of TO-,
600 votes. It gives the credit to the
Negroes aud asks: aBut viii they (the
Negroes) be able to achieve SO glorious
a result next year,
In Indiana the Democratic State tick
ct was elected by $500 majority and one
Democratic member Of Congress gained
Your party had an addition Of o,oot
Negro votes. In Pennsylvania the Dem.
ocratic majority ,oyer your addition OF 10
600 Negro votes is 5000 votes. The Dent
ocratic gain since 1868, when GRANT s
majority was nearly $4,000. is over 30,
900. At the late election the Democrat:
made a clear gain of yfue Members o
Congress!
A abanner" ''crowned" with sucf
s.triumphs" the Democracy laugh at, ant
capture, but don't claim any particular
credit, because it is the black flag of des
potism under which, march your mot
| ley crew, while White men are disfran
chised. Your readers will never know
the true returns from the late, elections
through the columns of the Messenger
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ex-senator MORTON, of Indiana, de-
clines the Ministership TO England. In
his letter to GRANT be says: "My du-
ty to the Republican party torbids the
sacrifice"
Certainly. The Alabama claims, about
which the Radicals have ragged, are of
minor Importance to the Administration
when compared with the loss or gain of
a United States Senator. The point is,
the Legislature of Indiana is Democrat
ic and, had MORTON accepted the Miss
ion to England, would have elected a
Democrat to succeed him. Such bar
gaining and trimming for party purpos-
es is the extent Of GRANT and MoE TONS
craftsmanship. Such craftsmanship
would be considered brilliant among The
Hottentots, but in this country is con-
temptible. f+-. ,z4
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THE WAR.
King william TelegraplrS TO the
Queen the surrender of Metz.
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
French Lay Down Their Arms.

BERLIN, Oct 27-The King telegraphs
to the Queen to-day as follows:
"This morning Bazaine and Metz ca
pituIated One hundred and fifty thou
sand prisoners, including twenty thou
sand wounded, the army and garrison,
laid down their arms this afternoon. 1t
is one of the most important events OF
the war. Providence be thanked.
WILLIAM"
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Your special cor
respondent at Ostend telegraphs state
ment received from Mercy LIE Haute, to
the effect that upoh receiving a formal
declaration signed BY the Empress, that
she was unwilling to sign treaty involv-
ing the cessidn Of Frehch territory, or
to be party to any scheme involving
the probable outbreak Of d. civil war in
France, Ba2aine exclaimed that he would
take all the necessary responsibility him.
self This WAS Wednesday hight.
Bazaine Immediately sent parlemen.
taire through his lines to Prince Frede.
rick Charles at Pont-a- Motsson. The
Prince came up during the night.to Cha
teau de Frescoty, where, this morning
early, stiphlations were signed for the
surrender Of Razaine and the fortress of
Metz.
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Wm, KnaDe 4 60.
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
Grand. square and UprIgh'
PIANO.
Cvcr so Gold and Silucr Msdals Re-
eeiSed Ouer all Competitors; tie Hsyh-
est A,oards Of Merit.

+ , ~ i
THESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BRgN BR-
/ fore the Epublic for the past thirty years
have upon their excellence slons. attained an
unpurchased pre- .eminencs that pronounces
them unequalled.
Their TOMB combines great powsr. richness
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as well
as great purity Of information and harmoni-
BUSINESS throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH Is plant and elastic, and ii
entirely free from the stiffness found in So
many pianos,which oausss the performer to
SO easily tire. Il.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot bs sx
celled. Their action is constructed with 4
care and attention to every part therein tha,
characterises the finest mechanism. None
but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture, and they will accept tn,
hard usage of the concert. room with that
Of the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melody; in fact they ars-ronstructed
.Not for Year, but Forever"
All Of KsAsE's EeuARE PrAsos have thsii
new improved Grand Scale aad the Patsn
Agrafs Treble IN upper 8 oetaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST II, 1885
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be tho grandsst improvement
used in the, construction of Pianos Rvery
instrument fully warranted for Ave years,
Karerooms, No IL & l3 East S,dte st..
COLUMBUS, O..
And Nos. 2S8 d 300 Superior street
CLEVELAND, o.
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E IL TAxATI ON

The circulation of Democratic newspapers
and especially Of county papers IN their sew
eral localities, is of the greatest Importance
To encourage this enterprise, and to aid IL
the dissemination of correct doctrines, W,
i have determined to reduce our rates OF sub.
scription to the lowest possible point eohsis-
tent with the rrice of paper to us.
Fifteen dollars will procure ten copies o
the SPIRIT for the full term of one year. will
an extra copy to the person who sends rs tina
number Of names.
/ There ought not to be a township where i
would be difficult to raise that small SUN
among so many subscribers.
1t is conceded that the SPIRIT Is one Of the
best representatives of Democratic principle:
in Eastern Ohio, while at the same time II
gives very large quantity OF family and
miscellaneous reading, together with the i'm
portant local news Of Monroe County. and
full reliable market reports will be given
each week.
/ We shall oppose the policy of the party in
power of giving the Public Lands to Railroad
speculators; and favor policy granting them
to the people,who may desire to locate In the
West, as Homestsads.
We shall oppose the present odious Tariff
which Takes Farmers rs per cent on Blankets,
! l25 per cent on Salt and the Wealthy Capi.
talists 10 per cent on Diamonds; and favor a
Tariff that viii collect Just sufficient Reve-
nue. to meet the necessary demands of the
Government But not one cent to enrich the
Monopolists at the expense Of the People.
We shall oppose the Radical scheme, now
before Congress, to declare. OF DO force all
Naturalization papers issued since July 4
1858. and compelling Foreigners to appear
before United States Courts to procure their
papers, at an expense to each man OF from
THREE to FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARsl
/. We shall oppose the Radical scheme OF i'm
porting Chinese heather to take the places
of the White laboring classes. The pelioy
ofths party in power is to SO cheaper labor as
to Gil our land with starving white men, their
wives and little children. Paw the White
lsboref Just wages aud leave the Chinese
whsre they are, in China.
We shall earnestly oppose the unjust sys-
tenn, inanshrated by the Radical party, o.
taxing the laboring man to make the rich
man richers sste.
The lsborihg man takes greenbacks for bis
produce, while the bondholder spurns them
Is s.rags,n and demands gold for his bonds.
This Is unjust; If greenbacks are good
enough for POOR men who pay taxes, they ar'
good enough for the bondholdsrs who pay
j no taxes, aud they win be compelled to taxi
them (and pay their Just PROPORTION Of taxa
tion,) in exchange for their bonds,o or nothing
just IS they may elect.
II, oo,,cins;on 70 asl, tha Md friends Of on
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JOHN kELTzER & co..,
General Wholesale and Retail Agents

We are also agents for &. P. NERDHAM 4
SONS aud EHELPs L GOODMAN'S oelsbra-
ted ORairs and MEIdpnoss, no doubt the
best instruments Of their k nd made in this
country. Also. keep full stdck Of suKRr
Music aud IssrRucrIoS Books together with
overy variety Of Musical Merchandise, such
as BRAss and SrLSRR IssrRuMssrs, violins
Guitars, Flutes, Accordsons, Rlutinas, Con.
csrtinas, Harmonioas, viol:dcsllos, Double
Bassss. Fifss, Drums, Stools. Covers, 60. The
FAMOUS PAGANfNi STRINGS. best made i,
the world. Orders from distanys prompt,
and carefully executed.
A visit is respectfully solicited to the old
and reliable Music Headquartsrs,w " here prices
are most moderate.
JOHN sRtrzER / co.
Propristors.
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Mid, Certain, Safe, and Efficient. It
is far the best Cathtrtic remedy yet discov-
cred, and at once relieves and invigorates all
the vital functions. without causing injury to
any of them The most complete succesa
has long attended its uss in many localities,
and il is now offered to the general public
with the conviction that II can never fail to
accomplish all that is claimed for it. 1t pro.
duces little or no pain, leaves the organs tree
| from irritaticn,and never overtaxss Or excites
the nervous system, In all diseases of the
skin. blood. stomach. bowels, liver kidnsys---
of children, and in many difficulties peculiar
to women. it brings prompt relief and certain
cure. The best physicians reconitisnd and
prescribe it; and no person WIZ once uses
this will voluntarily return to the use Of
ahy other cathartic. 7s saas sgs
| Sent By mail on receipt of price and dpostage,
| | Box, so 25 Postage . cents:
5 Boxes / 90 ~ Postage 18 cents.
| l2 Boxes 2 90 Postage SO cents.
1t is sold by aIl dealers in drugs and msdi
cines, TURNER 4 co,
Propfietors,
sstsoms. 100 Ttsaout st., Boston, ,Msss'
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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
Ontohar op

The market is very quiet and our quo
tations are without change except in
provisions. Clear sides and lard are
scarce and show material advance, The
grain and flour market show no change
and are without animation, We quote:
BUTTER-Abundant supply and pri-
ces lower, selling at 25@35c.
CHEESE-In In fair demand at 154@I6s
for Goshen.
CARBON OlL-Prices are firm; stand
ard brands, in a johbing way, 26c and
no charge for package.
CANDLES--Star at Is@20c; city
mould at l24c
COFFEE-Fair at l9c; prime at 201
@21@c; fancy,a 22lc.
EGGS-Supply good at 20@22c per
dozen.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and tie
usual advance for small lots in retail
way. t&
FLOUR Very dull; red winter at 6
90; white wheat family ate 75@7 25; re-
grindings at 1 75@5 90.
GRAIN-Nheat dull; whito st l 20
l@1 25 for choice No. l; red at 10.
| RYE-At 75@S0c.
OATS-At S5@36c.
BARLEY--At 75c@1 GO.
| PR0VISf0NS--Markes active and
supplies almost exhausted. Mess pork
I28 90. Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams
at 26c; clear sides at 204c; shoulders at
jl5ic. Lard, in tierces at 16c-kegs at
ll5c. "a
|. FISH--Mackerel, No. halves at IL
90; No 2 do att 25; No. 3 do at 90;
white fish at So; lake herring at 25;
i jlake shad at 4 25.
RICE-Prime South Carolina at 10c,
Rangoons 6Ic.
! HOMINl--sales Of white flint at .
90 per bhl.
/ SYRUPS-B Baltimore at 50@65o; New
York at 75@s0c; choice drips at S5c.
+ SUGARS-New Orleans at l2t@l31c;
Porto Rico at1l4@l2tc; Cuba at 1l@
114c; crushed, powdered and granulaied
at 14a@l4a. A coffee at l4c; B coffee
at I34c; G coffee at 1870.
i SODA-At Sc in papers; best New
Castle at &c in keg.
j BAKING POWDER-Sales Of Lo.
Igan, List 4 Co, at 3Sc per pound,
| SOnP-Family at 64c; German at 8Ac
: Eastern at l0@l2c.
SALT--Dairy at 8 90; Ohio River al
II 00.
i TOBACCO-Navy Blacks at 62@ Tie;
dark JOS and Is at 65@75c; bright 10l
aud i at 70@S0c.
TEA-Gunpowdef at 50@1 75
J, Young Hysen Of 50@l 60; black a,
III 0O@i 10.
WOOL-At 4o@42c, as in quality
and condition.
! BROOMS-No. fancy, 4 rs; No.
fancy, 4 25; No. fancy. 3 Is; No.
plain, 3 SO; No. 2 plain, 3 25; No. ;
lplain, 2 1898 90.
4 GLASS-First quality 8xl0 at 4 90
ll0xl2 at 4 so; second quality 8xl0 a,
3 90; l0xl2 at 3 50 per box Of so feet
Discount 10 per cent.
i GENSENG--At Soc % fb.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quo
1 ted at Is Ut@l7 90; loose at 10 00@I.
90.
LARD OIL-Extra fal! strained a
| | Is per gallon.
HOGS-Some of our packers are buy
ing a few for early packing at first favor
able weather. There is promise Of ,
large crop and prices constantly teDdins
down. Buyers are offering 70 gross, bu
: are not willing to contract for late deliv
cry at over 6Ic,
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lzs1he Marietta Register says we
claimed this county would give $500
Dsmocsatic majority at the late election.
VIII the editor state to his readers the
number Of the SPIRlr in which $500
majority was claimed Come, now,
quote that if you can find. it in the
Sr5ur il not, acknowledge that you
wilfdlly falsi6ed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

BkkurIrUL WOMEN The hair is the
GROWING glory Of woman There are
fsn moderate defects which cannot be
remedied by the proper disposition Of
tie tresses But when the hair begins
to fall out or turn gray. in young peo-
pie, Of with those in the prime Of life,
there is cause for real regret When
this Is the case, Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Rsnewer VIII be found to be
dsstclsss remedy, far superior, as .
sound medical medium, to anything else
before the public. It actually restores
gray hair to its original color, and In the
great majority ofcases, causes it TO grow
again when 1t Is becoming thin. It is
not like many popular preparations, q
mere wash. but a scientific discovery, in.
dorsed and used BY physicians Of char.
acter. Address r. P. Hall 4 Co.. Nash.
,ua, N. Il Fosssy's Weekly Press, Feb,
/, 1868.
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rEThe Peoples LITERARY CoMpj

AB L uc EOfLE LlIEhAhI SoMFAN-
IoN,for November, comes to US as bright
and as fresh looking as the green fields
are after gentle rain. 1t is published
by E. c. Allen & Co., Augusta, Maine
Terms, Is cents per year. A fine Steel
Engraving, entitled "From Shore to
Shore" is presented to every new SUBJ
scriber. 1t is really one of the most
pleasing engravings ever before the pub
lie. The Companion is printed on fine.
heavy paper; Its columns are filled to
the brim with good things by talented
authors, and withal it is one of the lar.
gest and finest illustrated family papers
uublished.
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New YORK money Market.

OctoDer ~.
MONEY--Tha ease in money towards
the close was quite marked and the sup.
ply increased as the day advanced, and
before the close of banking hours, it was
considerably in excess Of the wants Of
the borrowers, Call loans declined from
Z TO per eenl. and there were some ex-
ceptional transaction at 4 per cent. Prime
business notes were discounted at from
Z to 9 per cent, but nything not prime
only passes at irregular and much higher
rates,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Quiet and
firm; leading bankers ask 1893, but actual
transactions were at 109sa1094.
GOLD--Dull and lower; opened at 112
and closed at ll1sa11l8, Borrowing
rates fat to i-32 for carrying. / per cen,
paid. Cearances, $50, 5000, 600.
GOVERNMEN STOCKS - Dull
and frm, The Treasurer took $1,000
600 at 108 21-l0Oal0S 28-100. Z
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TO PHYSICIANS1
NEW yosx, August 18th, 1858.

NEW Yosx, August 18th, 1855.
pREP1RATfoN OF coNPoUND K1TRACf
love ssAr, 1s cuBEBS fS!H5Sh JuNIpsE gsy BEaaISs IA
MoDs OF PREPARAr1oN.-Bdchu in vscno.
Juniper Bsiss y distSt9R ks e form !s.s ss
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very Httle
sqoaris used, and small proportion Of spirit u
1more palatable than any now In use.
BuChn % prepared by Druggists, IL of drk
color. Il Is plant that emits its fragrance; The
action Of fame destroys this Dts active pein-
ciple) leaving dark and glutinous deccction.
Nine is the color Of Ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predominates; the smallest
quantity Of the other ingredients are added, 70
prevent Fermentation; upon inspection y VII .
copea, nor is 1t Syrup-and therefore can BE-
ufed in cases where fever or Inflammation exists.
In this, you have the knowledge OF the inRre.
dients and the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that yoa win faySr @ It with ,. trial and
With feeling Of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully.
fes q. T. HRLMBoLD,
chsmist and Druggist Of 10 ysazs sxpssisnes
Ffum the largest Manufacturing Chemists in ths
Worldly
~ ! sm acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Hefmbold;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite nv resi.
dsnce, and was successful in conducting the bush
nees where others had not been equally 90 before
him. ] have been favorahly impressed with his
character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WKl0HTMAM. Z
Firm Of Powers and weightman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets. Phil.
adelphis.
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The New York Election.

There is no doubt, whatever, that a
very considerable military force is to be
stationed in New York during the Nov
ember election to enforce the new Con-
gressioriai election law. The estimate
was placed in military quarters to-day
as high as 1000. General Terry has
been ordered to command them, ,notwith-
standing the fact that General Mellow
ell is at the head of the Department OF
the East.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

EI-Rye Township, Perry County,
Pennsylvania, is excited over snake
with two heads and four eyes,-Cin.
Eng.
DR.. j. WAY,of this place, has a snake,
captured by himself two years since,
that has two perfectly formed heads,
four eyes, and before its death ate its
food with both mouths,
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Failure Of the peace Negotiations.

LbsDoN, October 25. The Times has
special dispatch from Berlin, stating
that the late negotiations for peace have
come to naught, owing to the persist
ence of Prussia in her demands for the
cession of French territory. Tie Times,
in an article advising the British Gov
eminent to make no further efforts to
put a stop to the war, now says, if Eng
land persists in negotiating for peace,
she must be ready to stake something
on il.
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A piece Of Mrs. Christopher Colum-
bus carpet has turned up in an English
Museum.
The Rocky Mountain Herald predicts
that the buffalo will be extinct in twenty
years.
Within a few weeks there will be
twenty-five wires between Ireland and
Great Britain.
Troy thought she had an English
Duke the other day, but it turned out to
be a Boston barber.
The tobacco crop in Kentucky is un-
usually large, and much of it is of re-
markably fine quality.
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.4E Summit township reports the pay
81 School teachers per month: Males
336 females $40 In l6 of the II re
manning townships the pay of the male
teachers exceeds that Of the females
In one township the pay per month is
tle same; eSs.
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rEOn Saturday the 2ad ult., A

rOn Saturday the I'D ult., Mr.
JOHN MILLER and wife of Sunsbury
township, left home in their carriage tc
visit their friends at New Castle, Bel
mont county. On the road between
Beallsvilc and New Castle their horses
frightened, at calf that jumped from Q
fence corner, ran off; throwing both
from the carriage, breaking Mrs. MILLER
collar Done and three or four ribs. Mr.,
MILLER was not dangerously injured
The carriage was a complete wreck
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re- The case of Ohio VS.. WILBUR, in
dicted for murder in the second degree
will be tried at the January term Of
Court He was admitted to bail in the
sum Of 500,
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#uTANrRp AGENTS. rs ssil the ocfl6oN
w SEWING MACHfNE, 1t is LICENSED
makes the "Elastic Lock Stithh.p and is war.
ranted for years. Price Sis. ALI other
machines with III. underfeed sold for SIS OF
less are infringements. Address 0cTAaoS
|SEwIEo MACHINE Co., St. Louis, No.. Chicago
ILL.,. Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mass-j e5m3.
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] ETA bold theft occurred at the Au-
ditors Office one day last week. Audi
tor GRnMsHAw had S45 in an envelope !;
he paid Mr. P. DIEHL $40 and laid the
balance on his desk. He was engaged
in conversation with Mr.. DfEHf., when
some one gobbled the S35. Who stole
it ? is question some one can answer
if they will. 'saR
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ETOar citizens were twice excited
last week by cries of fire. Thefirst was
at the residence Of D. WALTON and the
second at the residence of HENRY SHAF-
FEK Both were extingaished before
doing any serious damage.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

sk5rJoHS HAxMoHn stabbed EDw ARb
REID ID Guernsey County on the 22d
ulfs RsED will recover. HAMMOND is
spending his time in jail
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From the Noble County Republican.
EqualizatiOn,

The following shows the valuation OF
lands as returned by the assessors OF
real property in this county, and as re-
vised by the County Board of Equaliza-
ton. This is the average, including
buildings. The last is the work of the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

lW Ezekiel Bates, soldier of the
war of 1872, died. at his residence near
Sarahsville, last Saturday, at the ripe old
age of 81 years.-Noble Co. Republican.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

~ G3iernsey County news feads like
'tI,e news from the South Is GRANT
retonsaucting that county,
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EEThe election of State and county
Asoaro tAau fivad on the second T,iaedov "

OlnC6fS was HAeu OH tIe SeCUHU ueSudy
Of October annually by the first Consti
tuition OF Ohio, at its organization as 6
State, in 1902 This was not altered By
the presentC Constitution adopted in 1851
So, for sixty eight years, the people o.
Ohio have held their annual election on
the same day, and will probably contin,
ue to do SO for many generations tt
cone.
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GETTING UP CLUBS.
Great saving to Consumers

Parties enquire how TO get up clubs. Our
answer is. send for price list, and club form
will accompany il with inll directionsa- ma.
king large saving to consumers and rsrnu.
hsrEiye to club oTsanizsfs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

HtWe have yet 70 see Radical
rooster hoisted over the returns from
the IAte elections. Our guess is, their
foostsrs are settino this fall.
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~ The Convention at Cincinnati last
vesh,to consider the propriety Of remo-
wing the National Capitol to some point
il The West, was complete f-i-z.z.l-e.
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MARRrED.-At the residence of the
brides father, ON the Oath inst; by J. A.
WALTER, Mr.. John P. MARTIN and Miss
SUsANNAH HAGERMAN, both of Stafford,
Monroe County, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-01

NONE ARE GENUINE unlese
done up In steel eneravedwvapp
With facsimile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and 1gnod
b. T. HELMB0LN
~.ty1~
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WARMERS
Pill r II Il M f ~ Y !.

warner's Pile Remedy has never
failed mot oven in one case5 to cure thsvsry
worst cases Of Blind. Itching Or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should imme.
diately call on their druggist and get WIl,
vRR's Pile REMEpY. II is expressly for the
Piles, and IT is not recommended to ours any
other disease. It has oared many cases Of
over three years standing. Price One Dol.
lar. For sale by druggists evsrywhcrs.4