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.Dirty Business.Y

GRANT proclaimed, when inaugurated, {,
that he would give the cold shoulder to
the politicians. Here is DoNN PIATr's
evidence how they have saved. him:
s.When the gold investigation came
off, and drove the dirty business to the
very door of the Executive Mansion,his
Excellency found politician he had
ridden over in the appointments of his
district with the intenscst contempt, held
his reputation in his hand; and forget
ting the past, and looking only to the
good name of the Government. this pol-
itician carried the President safely
through"
"Experience is an expensive school,
but some Presidents will learn at no 9TH
er. AS his Excellency reads no papers,
and permits no one to approach him
who can or will tell the truth, he is forced
to drive his unhappy executive skull
against the stone wall of experience.
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Noble County News.
from the Republican,, March II.

MARRIED-In Beverly, February %,
by Rev. B. L. Edgell, Thomas Lyman,
of Wilmington, Delaware, to Miss Mary
E. Atherton, of Beverly.
On. the Oath of February, 1870, by
Rev. S. Franklin, Mr. Samson We'll of
Noble Co., o., to Miss
Mary l. Buckingham of Stafford, Mon
roe Co. 0.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. III. Doan,
Mr.. Horton S. Callend to Miss Sadie NJ.
Houston, both of Summerfeld, Ohio.
Jno NJ Amos, of this place, has been
drawn as a Grand Juror for the y. S.
Circuit Court, which convenes at Cincin-
natl, ON the 9TH of April.
DIED.-At Vincent Station, February
"a, of consumption, Mrs. Martha E.
Chamberlain, daughter of G. B. Tuttle,
in the 2Sth year of her age.
The Commissioners made q levy of
81 mills on the dollar for Road and
Bridge purposes, at their session last
week. @
SOLD OuT.-Vachel and Lennox Bar
mes, twoiworthy citizens of Olive Town
ship, have sold cut, and moved to Pick
away county, this State.
OLA vein of oil, being pumped
abouttwo miles south of this place, is
yielding about four barrels of heavy oil
per day.
John T. Mincks, an old and iniuen,
tial citizen of jackson Township, this
county, died at his residence, ,on the | ltf
inst. He was seventy-fve years old.
FROZEN TO DEATH There is no doub
but that, Elden Blake and Lcnni Wheel
er two soldiers Of, Co. X. Goth L. S. In
fantry, from Olive Tp., this county, were
frozen to death, while attempting to reacl
Fort Abercrombie, from Fort Totten.--
The battalion to which they were attach
ed, was stationed at Fort Totten. and
the boys term Of service having expired
they undertook to come back to For
Abercromlnc, but being caught in snow
storm, perished. These young men were
1.-THE last living survivors OF a squad o
six wholcft the neighborhood OF Soutl
Olive, N 1855 to go into the regular Ar
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AGENTS WANTED for the
.RQ1e5LauROok.

By the Hon. F. Chamberlain, late law part.
ner of the Chief Justice Of Massachusetts,.
ENTIRELY NEW, FULL COMPLETE and RELIABLE.
Thousands of copies already sold, and sales
increasing. Agents are meeting with unex-
ampled success. The high character of the
work, its practical value to all classes, its
splendid recommendations, and its beautiful
appearance, place them on the high road to
success from the ysry outset. For circulars,
unparalleled array of testimonials and par
ticulars of agency, address 4. HANNAFoRD
& Co., Publishers, III West Fourth street,
Cincinnati. mch15w4
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Made bf Poor Rum Whisky PROOF Sp!r.
its aud Refuse Liquors dsctored, spiced
arid sweeteupa to pleas6 tile taste. called
sTonics," "Appst,zers, ',s.Rsstorprs," &c. that
leads the tippler on to drunkenness apdJriE,
but are a true. meBSine made from the native
Roots and Herbs OF California. FREE from All
ALcosoLic STINuLANTs. They areths GREAT 4
BLOOD PURIFIER apl LIFN' CIV
ING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renoyxt@.,.
and Tnyigsrator of the system. carryin af all
poisonous matt-r. ani restoring The blood u
healthy condition M p.rsin csn take
these Bitters according to direction, and re-
main long unwell. eis'isi :
$iOO will BIZ given Tor an incursblecass,
provided the boues are not DESTROYED bg iiHussf
eral poisons or other means. aud the lyitat ~
organs wasted beyond ths point OF repair. sfsss
For hfamn,atory and Chrolic Rhet& Il
mutisnp. and Cont, Dyspepsia o. .fntfigssps.
Fercrs. Diseases Of Tie Blond, Licsr. KID &,
neys, aud Bladder, these BiHers have been.
most successful. Such diseases are caused bv.
Initiated Blood, which is generally prplucst
by arrangement OF the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the vtiatei tlood whenever yon
find its impurities bursting throogh the skin
pimples, eruptions or sores clease it wiieny yo,i
find it dbstructed and sluggish i'll the veins;
clesase it when it is foul. aud, your feelngs,
will tell yor when. Keep the 6lood pure ar,l
the health Of the system viii follow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORMS. 1urkin.s,it q
the system of so many thousands,are effectuallf
DESTROYED and removed. g., flsaa.si
In Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fs; 8
vers. these Btters have no equal. For full di.
recsions read carefully the ciTcuIar around sacA
bottle. printed in four languages English tssrg
man, French and Spanish sl,tg y "a
J. WALKER, Prcprieter. g,,.;,r.
81 Commerce street, \, I.
r. H. MCDONALD s. co,
Druggists and general Agents, San Francisch.
and Sacramento California and 32 and "a =
Commerce street, n. Y.i mch29mS. blsh4-
e5S-SoLD ljy ALL DYUGGIsTs AND DEALEys 4
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County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
the C ourt House,
Auditor, S. GRMsHAw; office in the Court
House. asg
Treasurer, DANIEL. NEUHARr; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JsRR. WILLIAMS; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. srRIeos; Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
/, Recorder. D. o'CoSSoR; Office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, GEORGE CALpwsLLofhGe in the Court
House,
Commissioners--IsAAc BRRahARD, WIZ.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; Pos tofice Stafford
Infrmary Directors, ?. scHuMAcaER, SR.,
Stephen DoueHERTY, JESSE JACKSON.
s. Coroner, JoHS MuHLExAs, ESQ.,; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Chicago Market.

March 25.
ELouR-Dull at 8 5sa4 Is for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Dull and 1c higher at 85a
SEC for No. l and T64a7sc for regular md
fresh receipts of No. 2, closing at '76la
76sc for regular; this afternoon the mar
ket was frmer at 76Ia76ac cash and seller
April.
CORN-Quiet; old steady, closing at
729c for No. 2; new frmer, c!osiug 6 at Ga
a6Sc.
OATS bull at 36sa37ac for No. 3
RYE Steady and quiet at 66Ic for
No. 3.
+ BARLEY-More active at 49a6Oc for
No ..
LIVE HOGS-Firmer at s 40aS IS
for light to good smooth
CATTLE-Dull at s 62Ia7 81 for
cows to extra prime smooth shipping
beeves. s
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VHD II. Ok /.
RARECVITJ nuIn

HAVlNG Just received large supply OF
Ill FARMING IMPLEMENTS, wouId announce
20 his friends and the public generally that
he is now prepared to sell at reduced prices
all kinds of Plows, side hill plows steel
plows. iron plows, barshear plows, single
aud double shovel plows, and plow points OF
all kinds and different manufactures.
A full supply of Bar aud Rod Iron OF all
sizes horse shoes, &c; carriage and other
bolts of all sizes; wrerches and strap hinges.
Also, of his own manufacture, general
assortment OF corn hoes. Dutch hoes, forked
hoes, ma,tocks, chains of all descriptions and
horse shoe nails. :
Blaoksmithing in all its various branches
done in the best and neatest style. All work
in his line warranted 10 give satisfaction or
po charge mesi5wi.
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Eg-Last year the County Central
Committee decided to hold Convention
under the Delegate system; but the De
mocracy in every township in the county
denounced the actioa Of the Committee
and demanded that it be reconvened. A
second call was made; fourteen members
met and decided to hold Popular Vote
Convention by majority Of five
Let us have a Popular Vote Conyen-
ton this year, on The first ballot.
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Take out Your DEEDS.

Persons having Deeds in the County
Recorders Office are requested to call
and get them.
Land Appraisers will require every
owner of real estate to exhibit his Deed,
hence the necessity for procuring and
taking them home.
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JOIEN SELTZER s. CO.,
General Wholesale aud Retail Agent:


We are also agents for &. P. NEEDHAM 4
SONS and HELPS & GOoDMAN,S cslebra-
ted 0RGArs and MEfoDEoYs, no doubt the
best instruments Of their k nd made in this
country. Also, keep full stock of SHEET
Music and INSTRUCTION Books together with
overy variety of Musical Merchandisei such
as BRASS and SILVER INSTRUMENTS, Violins,
Guitars, Flutes, Aecordeous, Flutinas, Con-
certinas, Harmonicas, Viol:Aeellos, Double
Basses. Flies, Drums, Stools, Covers, &c. The
FAMOUS PAHANINI STRINGS, best mads in
the world. Orders from distance promptly
and carefully executed.
visit is respectfully solicited to the old
and reliable Music Headquarters, where prices
are most moderate.
JOHN SELTzER & co.
Proprietors.
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THESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN BE-
/ fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone. attained an
uhpurchased pre-eminence that pronounces
them unequalled.
Their TONE combines great power richness,
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as we'll
as great purity of intonation and harmoni-
BUSINESS throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and elastic, and is
entirely free from the stiffness found in SO
many pianos,w which causes the performer to
so easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they caunot be ex-
celled. Their action is constructed with a
care and attention to every part therein that
characterizes the finest mechanism. None
but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture, and they will accept the
hard usage of the concert room with that
Of the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melody; in fact they are cons strncted
mot for q Y ear, but Forever"
All of KYABB's SQUARE PIANOS have theii
new improved Grand Scale ahd the Paten
Agraffe Treble in upper 5 octaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST II, 1866
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be the grandest improvement
used in the construction of Pianos Every
instrument fully warranted for FIVE years,
~.
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ErrOrS Of Youth.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will.
for the sake OF suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufe.ers wishing to profit by he
advertisers experience, can do SO by address
sing, in perfect Confidence, ~A'a
JOHN b. OGDEN,
ma25r. No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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ANTIOCH SELECT SCHOOL. The next
session commences on Monday, the 10Th
day of April. Mr.. MARriN is an excel
lent educator, and We trust his success
win encourage him to build up first
class school st Antioch. See notice.
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WoopsFIsIp. O.. March 21.

WooDsFIELD, o., March Il.
EDS SPIRIT. I noticed the liquor prob
lem IN the SPIRIT of the 18th inst. Con-
sideting it very simple, | gave it no fur
ther attention; but seeing in this weeks
issue that so many differ in regard to.
the answer, propose to answer your
(which of the four answers, if
either, is ccrrect?p The statement from
the Saturday Evening Post is correct
The editor of the Ohio Statesman can see
nothing remarkable in the problem. /
think there is something very remarkable
in making such an absurd statement as
that in the Statesman. He states that
the profits from the sales of liquors are
S10l 40, yet the town loses just Sl3 81
by the operation. ! propose to ask the
man of the .Statesman,lf the profits were
SOL 40, and there being no expenses
but the agents salary, ,S25, how the town
loses S13 81? His error is in crediting
the town by amount of liquor received
upon assuming the Office, S57 "a also
placing to the credit of the town total
sales, S102 81. As there Is only S31 81
liquor on hand at time of settlement, he
credits the town with part of the liquors
twice, to the amount of S26 II, and that
| from S76 40,amount claimed by him due
town, leaves $50 %, the correct amount
due town from the agent. T. S. JR.
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fEThe members Of the Monroe Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company are notified
to meet in Woodsfeld, on Monday. the
second day of May, to elect officers for
the ensuing year. See Secretary's no
tice.
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DIED-On the 7th inst. at Baresville,
this county, Mrs. Mary A. Noll, relict Of
S. W. NolI, in the 4Sd year of her age.
On the 24th inst, at the residence of
her son, j. B. Noll, in Woodsfeld, Mrs.
Elizabeth Noll in the SD year of her
age
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The New Article of Food.

For twenty-five cents you can buv Of your
Druggist or Grocer package of Sea Moss
Farine, manufactured from pure Irish Moss
or Carrageen. which will make sixtssn quarts
of Blaue Mango and a kequantitv Of Pudss2
dings, Custards, Creams, Charlotte Russo. &c4,sr
&c. It'll by far the cheapest, healthiest aud
most delicious food in tbs world. ~ ~ 81
RAND SEA Moss FARINE Go tssI4;
h So Park Place, N. X. 81,
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BrA1IsYIl11r. o. MARCH a4.

BEALLsvILLE, O., March "a
EDS SPIRIT The answer to problem
| is 1024000 acres. 100000 acres is
equal to 163S40000 so. rds. 163S4O00o
-12S00 rds, which is the length of one
side of the square field. 12S00 rds x4
-51200 rds which is the length of the
whole fence. There are 90 rails to the
rod. 5l2o0x2o-1o240O0 the number OF
rails. Wa. WILLIAMS.
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LAISes P. o., Monroe Co, Of

,4udICH %, IUIV.
No. 1. EDS. SPIRIT: A and B pur-
chased 100 acres Of land for which they
each paid 5000. When they divided the
land AS land was found to be worth 81
per acre more than BIS. What number
.of acres should each receive for his
5000? THOMAS WooDs.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate OF John
Wright, late of Menroe county, Ohio, decd.
mcbow3 l.. NJ. RUDaGKEh.
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TURNPIKE CoMPANY.-There was filed
yesterday at the office of the Seoretory
of State, the certificate Of incorporation
of the Barnesyille and Woodsfeld Turn
pike Company. The road to be COM
pleted will extend from Barnesville, Bel
mont County, to the Monroe County
line, near Malaga, within the county of
Belmont. Capital $4,000, in shares of
$50 each. The corporators are j. H.
Collins, ~ Bundy, r. ?. Thomas, B.
Bailey and David Strahl-Ohio States
man. ~. f.
We understand that the road has
already been completed from Barnesville
to the county line,by the Commissioners
of Belmont County. !. Do these gentle-
men corporators propose to step in at
the eleventh honr to speculate off the
along the route, two miles on
each side Of the road? There are per-
sons who want to know, you know.
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No. 5. 2.s2L, L,44o acres.

t r ,ltt1s1 = stltst 81 q ftsstf
BEALLsvILL, o., March "a.
EDS. SPIRIT: The answer to problem
No. is 262144O acres. 2621440 acres
-4l9430400 SO rods. 4l9430400-2S,
4S0 rods, the length of one side. 204S0
x4-s1020 rods, length Of tho, whole
fence. There are 16 rails to the rod,
Sl920x16-1310720. the number, Of rails,
which is equal to ! the number of acres
enclosed. w. A, WILLIAMS. 3
No. L. One pound and eighteensshil-.
lings.. 5. DoUGHERTY.
BEALLsvILLE, o., Mareh24
EDS. SPIRIT The answer to promlem
No. A Z: One groat is equal to ct; 40
groats is equal to 40 cts; 40 cts and 80
cts equal 70,cts If 80 pints Of wine
cost So cts ! pint will cost 80 cts, 60
qts is equal TO lt0 pints 120 pints at
! 2-5 cts is equal to 1.6S. 1.6S is equal
to f37S-7 shillings aud 6.E2d.
WIN. WILLIAMS.
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We Have

Given out number of SPlRrr prospect
uses during the past week to friends, who
propose to raise clubs on election day,
Monday, the 4th day Of April
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STRONG MINDED-From Beallsville.fur
nished Cannon, as the answer to Mr..
.DoUGHERrY's puzzle in rhyme, published
last week. Right.
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EBLarge fiocks of wild pigeons
passed over town last week. Our sports
men experimental at wing shooting, but
failed to bring down very many.
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EFG. W. CARRorHERs and WILLIAM
READ left here on Wednesday, the 23d
inst, for St. Cairsville, to witness the
execution Of CARR.
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EEG. w. PEARsoN's and NJ. E. JEF-
FERs' answers toproblem No. 2 in Spirit
of I'D inst, Charles 6, Harry Is, is cor
rect. i7
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New York Money market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
q Nr 90 fO-n

March 25.
MONEY-Market easy at lac per cent
on call
EXCHANGE Foreign quiet at 1851
a10Ss for prime.
GOLD-Decliued to 1lla but closed
at 11155; rates for carrying A. 4a3 per cent.
The opening price was ll2ss the highest
of the day. Clearances S23, 900, ,000,-
Business to-day was about an average
amount.
GOVERN MENT STOCKS-Dull and
lo,rar h
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Subscribers

Who find an k-after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,and if no response
is heard twill be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tions, and their names will be erased.
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view Advertisements. A

Antioch Select School--E. Martin.
Notice-John B. Noll
Partition-Amos q Spriggs.
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BEALLsYILLr. o. March 25.

No. a. Ens. SrIRIr: A father dying
left three sons aged Is, Ii and II years,
end left $4,000 to be divided between
them in such manner that the share Of
each, being placed at compound interest
atS per cent. until he arrived at the age
of 81 years, should amount to the same
sum; what was the share of each.
M. E. j.
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R7alIy

Every Democrat to the polls on Mon
Gay. the 4th day Of April. Elect none
but Democrats.
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Eject.

Full Democratic tickets in every town
ship in Monroe County.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.

The following are answers to problems
published last week:
No. l Forty miles square and will
require 1,024, 600 rails to enclose it:
NJ IIocrrr
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To elect Radicals and afterwards be
laughed at for 50 doing. Elect Demo
Gratis on Monday, the 4th day Of April.
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EEour first page is made up of Sc
lections, which We think will interest our
readers.
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.MoopsEIELp. o. March 81

No. 3. EDS. SPIRIT: A has apples,
B 3; A B Il G ate the apples, after which
c gave A eight cents to he divided with
B. What amount should each receive !?
p.
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No. 9. Harry Is, Charles s. .

JACOB MCVAY.
WAYNE TP., March "a, 1870:
EDS. SPIRrT: 1 send an answer 20
problem No. in the Spirit of March
%: Harry received Is and Charles s.
a,ts G.. o. DoUGHERTY.
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EA number of our citizens propose
moving to the West in April.
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s7s2 IN 81 DAYS.

Made BY one Agent, selling SLysR's PArxxr
RLAsrIc BRoox Over 10000 now in use. ne
commended by Hon. Horace Greeley and the
American Agriculturist. One county rsssry-
cd for each Agent. c. A. Cisco 4 Co.. 3S
Cortlandt street N. Y. W.
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EEWe will give the particulars atten-
ding the execntion;of CARR, the Belmont
County murderer, in our next issue.
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| was cured of Deafness and Gatarrh BY q
simple remedy. and will sand the receipt free.
ARs. N. c. LEGGEfT, Ho5oken, N. J
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Meeting of the Monroe County
Democratic Central Committee.

The Democratic Central Committee
of Monroe County will meet in Woods
field on
TUESDAY,the 18th day Of Aprsl, 1870,
To fix upon the time and manner of hol-
ding the rext County Convention:
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. EEWe are authorized to- announce
ABRAM G. JACKSON as an Independent
candidate for Justice Of the Peace.
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TO District Land Assessors

yToU are requested to meet at the Auditors
Office on
TUESDAY. APRIL l2, 1870,
For the purpose OF receiving tie pla.s aud
description of lands, with Instructions. A
punctual attcn dance is requested.
sAM'L GRFAoHAW, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Woedsfeld,
March ls 1870. inShs,w ;
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Woonsrfrtn. q MARCH, 9:

/ w OoDSFIELD, U, MaTCn z.
No. g EDS. SPIRIT: What number is
that, which the cube root of its square
| is equal to the square of its cube?
! HoBELT.
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CIott,s.C .Cassiniere & vestinc

And is prepared to make clothing in the
latest style. Also will cut out suits for per
sons who desire to have therh made else
where. CHARLES LAUENSTEIN.
mchl5Y. Fa