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DIR. JOHN r. smEAuAx,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
1nFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Westminster and vicinity
Particular attention given to diseases of
women and children.
Residence aud Office corner Of Main and
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Drs. Butler 4 Fringer,

HAVlNG associated themselves for the
Ill Practice Of Medicine, offer their ser
vices to the public:
Dr. Buffers Office at his residence, West
End
DR.. Fingers Office opposite siansbury's
Hotel, East End
Westminster, Jan. 10, 1870.
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BY prompt attention TO business, and a
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rs still actively engaged in the Practice
of Medicine.
Bay Office and Residence at John l..
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nR. DANIEL s. CONAN has re-
~ moved bis Office and residence, one
ioor west Of G. Zacharias' Hotel, West
End. Westminster. July |
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Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
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RIVER We clip the
following from the Cincinnati Enquire,
of the 9Th inst:
"Captain Wash Thompson has traded
the Charmer to Admiral John James for
the, Emperor, giving $1,000 to- boot -
The Charmer left last evening, and will
continue in the Marietta trade in COM
mand Of Admiral James. Captain Sam
james has charge of the office, assisted
by Mr.. Barbour and Henry Shinkle,
James Thompson and Winn Simms we're
the Charmer's pilots. Captain Wash
Thompson will place the Emperor N the
New Orleans trade
Frank Williams was a passenger
home on the Charmer last night"
FRANK was Clerk on the Charmer; he
has the reputation of being one of the
bestf Clerks on the Ohio. Success to
Captain THOMPSON.
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=. Hr
KILLING his own CHILD.-A horrible
case of dreaming occurred in Meigs tp.,
Muskingum county, last week, in which
man named Dutten killed his infSnt
daughter. 1t appears that the man had
been out coon hunting, and after return
ing home and retiring, dreamed in his
uneasy slnmber that he had caught the
coon, and struck it against tree, kill,
ing it.-He was awakened by the frantic
screams of his wife, and to his horror
found that he had picked up his little
infant daughter. and dashed her against
a bed post, killing her almost instantly
It certainly is the most terrible case that
it has ever been our lot, to chronicle
Noble Co., Republican, Sd inst.
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VIM. Knabs { car
FIRST PRRxluH GOLD nxpAI
Grand. square and Uprishf
prAN0u -.
0usr SO Gold and ,Siiosv Msdab ~
ceived Ou<r al Gnspstitors; he Hs5ks
est Aaoords Of Merit. s. -


T'HEsR INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN BBr
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have upon their excellence alone. attsIae1 q
nnpurchased pre- -eminsnoe that proneano@o
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Their TONI combines great poysz,riokneus,
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as great purity Of information and harmao1- !.
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but the best seasoned material ID uso1 =
their maaufacture, and they viii aoospt ~ s
hard usage Of the concert room with fka8
ot the parlor upon an equality. unaffected 81
their melodys in fact they are coustruefe1 ~
'Not for Year, but Eonevor.s
All Of KNABs's SouARs PIAsos have th6ir8
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HThe jury in the case of RICHARD
B. McCRAcKEN, (who murdered man
named MoUNTz, at Wheeling, last week
returned a verdict of manslaughter and
sentenced him to Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for four years.
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MAnRrED.-At the residence Of the
brides, father. Mr.. THOMAS WEsr, on
Thursday, October 9th, 1870, by J. A.
WAIrszs, Mr.. THEODORE WoLpEN and
Miss MxRGAREr E WEST, all Of Perry
township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Atths residence Of the brides fathet
near Cameron, W. Va, on Thursday,
October 20, 1870, by ]. A. WAirEas,
Senator DooLlrrLE and Miss KIzzIH
EcHoIs
uoctobsr 25th, is7o, by Rev. G,
.G. Mstters, Mr.. Wm Chambsra, Esq,
Of stafford, Monroe County, Ohio, e
Miss Matte (daHghter Of Rev. ] Phil
lips) II Noble County, Ohio.
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VIII radically extefninate num the systeu a.
expsnse, Mtfls OF 20 change u diek 20 tacpo-
seuieuce Or expoGure; completely GlperDedi19
those nnplcasant. ald dangerous remedleA CO
pkivs and Mercury, IN al these diseases.
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Special Yotiees,
TO CONSERVATIVES.

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Drrn-At williamsburg, Franklin Co.,
Kansas, on the 18th day Of October,
Mn: SARAH Ann THoxAs. formerly OF
woodsaeld.
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sf3senwAr RoBBEar. .-0n Wednesday,
the ID inst, pedler named JoHs EcH
ors Was knocked of his wagon between
Cslais, this county and Williamsburg
Noble county, and robbed of aconsider-
abs sum of money and other articles
Of value on his person. There were
thres men engaged in this outrage, nei.
ther Of whom were recognized by Mr.,
EcueIs; as they came up behind his
vaaon and attacked him before be ap
pretended danger or their purpose. VIZ
hone the miscreants viii be arrested ant
promptly consigned to the Q. z.
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Uft is said the latest style- for the
hair Is to wear . large bow Of colored
ribbon on one side of the head With one
loop snd two long ends.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
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EEThe two new and elegant houses
of VIM. G. 0key, Esq, and Mr. Samuel
P. Evans, are rapidly approaching COM
|pleton-Noble Co., Republican.
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sDKeep sharp look out for defect
i've hues while putting up your stoves.
and thereby avoid a confagration.
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nj A r. r. II ID

Oct. 90, by Alex. Buchanan, Esq, Bradford
G. Long and Susannah Wise, all Of Monroe Co.
Oct. 30. by John Hamilton, Esq, William J.
Wreigle and Sarah Barker.
Nov. 8. by the same, George W. GLADDEN. and
Charlotte Conner.
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EE JOHN L. KEYsERs answer to Mr..
SHUTS puzzle in SPIRIT of 25th ult, is
not correct. The answer is, Rooster.
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s.:
Malaga
Baresville
New Castle

ANSWER TO JUVENILE ENIGMA The
" ar in Europe.
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HMiss Kellogg wants somebody to
kiss her eye-lids down.
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HThe Board of County Commiss-
ioners meet in regular session on Mon
adas, the 5th day Of December.
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UA Nevada Chinaman named his
baby 'Colfax. It will die young.
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lDJupKlNs' new store room will be
completed within the present year.
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Or, rearranging the letters:
Cameron Malaga
Anuocn Baresville
Lebanon New Castle
Another form of Transposition is
made by transposing the letters Of words
composing verse, as.
Fly ia strif oyu nodt cudsece,
Yrt, ryt amiga
Sit nosles ouy hulods dehe
Ryt tyr ainga.
Or, re-arranging the letters:
If at first you don't succeed,
Try, try again. IS
'Tis a lesson you should heed;
Try, try again.
Still another form is this:
More, an old city of Europe
Mail, a capieal in South America.
Bilson, a capital in Europe.
Urep, division of South America
. Answers: Rome, Lima, Lisbon, Peru.
TYRo.
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EAn exchange says, look out for
'spurious bills. We are hooking out for
genuine ones.
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THIS House has been thoroughly renovstsd
! and repaired. Having superior facilities,ev-
srything will be done to make the guests
comfortable.
The table is alwsy supplied with thebest
the market affords. Good rooms and clean
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good sssbles are attached to the House. Rv-
cry effort WILDE made for the comfort Of the
patrons. Boarders taken BY the day, week,
month or yea- sep1y.
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For the Spirit
Enigmas, Puzzles. SC, and their
Solutions


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youtnlui reaaers 70 iearn eiie lnoue VI
solving enigmas, anagrams, .charades,
buried words, DC. If Won think it worth
tho sn.oe Won nav nnhl;sb the fo,low;ho
- -, - 49, -. -. =. h..s
Malo g';. a,u saosI I;t,,a rster;as % 0s e
ea psrar; INV .sas sv's e.ann,as - - ha ,ho hoo,
for th;s nnrnoss I shalI present the sim
nIas, ~ aaeb l;na with ito mode of 60.
In.;nn.
1''
kSisAA'
| am composed OF ~ letters.
My l 3 . is a domestic animal.
MY 2s59 ~ IS ieroclous peass.
Ny 4 : 9 2 is part OF . renee.
MY 3 : . = IS much used oy carpenters
MY y . 10 a domestic ani'nai.
NY . y ~ IS weight.
MY whole IS ahvely'viiiaSe IN monroe
County
Now for the solution. Set down the
figures from one to ten, Inclusive, thus
l2s45e7 SO 10
LOOKING over the enigma fora word to
|hao;n with we find "a ferocions beast. /"
the name of which is spelled With the
four letters 2 S 8 10. Just enough for
|.l,;onv Wo will tban vanfnra n, i,lace
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