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~t.Ios,,,1,i I lPonrrR.. of Benton town

2J01HUA VKiEk,' Oi DcntOH uo"H
ship, Was lodged in jail the night Of the
ffth iast., charged with robbing the ware
rooui of JosErH r. AEGEo, Brownsville,
this county, of $50 lbs fish and wool
sackss From DR.. WILsoN he took one
buggy; also, one hand cart belonging to
ISAAC DAVIS. All this was done the
night Of the 9th day of June. 1869.
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There is trouble connected with
our County 1nfrmary. One of the Di-
rectors wants the Superintendent remov-
ed because of misconduct in the dis
charge of his duties, while the remaining
two Directors refuse to remove HIM.
The matter should receive rlgld in
vestigution and if the charges are sub
stantiated, the duty of the Directors is
plain. There should be no dallying
with an official who neglects or abuses
his trust. .;.,e.s
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'gReshaa NstIts:. .Hr
TO consu,nptives.

-
THE Advertiser, having bes1 restored 10
hsalthtin a few weeks BY a very sifdAs fs,h.
edy, after having suffered ssyersi ysRRwlth
assyers lung affection, and Ahasl dread sdis<
ease, Consumptionl.4;s auxiog5 to, smaks.
known to his fellow sufferers the .meantsff
cure. 80.
To all who desire It, be Will send Z cofyo
the prescription used (free OF ohsrss) with
tile directions for preparing ard yulnS the
same, which they will find q sURI CUns EeR
CONSUMPTION, AsrndA, BRos0Hifis. etc. fks
Object of the advertiser In sending ths pfs.
scription is to benefit the afflicted aud tpsend
information which he corceiyes to. be inEaA4-
able; and he hopes every sufferer, will ~
his remedy, as It viii cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. ~ ~ A'a' :. y esl+
!. Parties wishing the prescription, wEil plsiS9 .
address REV. DWARDAssHaLSet;xs b..
: Wiiliansburgs Kings Coz Nav lorlkH
ma25ly. ,sg.,S. sdxin lids cd ss-sodT
I Ii
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New yerk Money Market.

January Is.
M0NEYrnEasy at 6a7 per, cent. with
some transactions at 5 per cent; currency
in good supply and rapidly increasing.
STERLING4-Dall at. t.1095deSSD
GOLD-Opehed at l2l5s, and close d
at 122 on the rumors from Paris; carry
ing rate l732 per cent; clearanees s2s,:
100000. 10 zls4as ssaei 5 ts7isses :.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong
Coupons Of 81 at tll7SallS;qdo '62 at
do '64 at 1154a115a;d0 'G5 at
1l5sa115I;do new at ll4!all444; do '67 at
14sai 14l do '6S at lHsal14ll; I0-40s at
1125al!244; Pacifics at 1O94alO95; the
treasury bought 81 100000 Of the vari-.
GUS issues at LIB o96-100a1 "a ~ 100. VII.
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Eg The man who don't advertise has
got his walls hung around with shingles
and pieces of barrel heads inscribed with
lampblack: "1rish pertaters, korn meal,
flower, and awl kinds uf kuntry produce,
.kaikes and kandies fur sail here" He
says ssthar amt no sense in noosepaper
advertisin' so long as a man is smart
enuff to tend to his own business, and
kin stand in the door and holler the fel-
lersia,' land thar amt. IA ~ ~
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.,8,EEz

Being desirous of withdrawing from the
Dry Goods trade, We have determined to dis
pose of our valuable Real Estate and large
stock of fashionable Dry Goods by lot. We
ask no profit on either, and have therefore
arranged the schedule at the lowest possible
figures whiehKill enable us to- realizs netlc cost
for the whole.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

For A CoUGH.-Roast q lemon very
carefully, without burning it. When it
Is thoroughly hot, cut and squeeze it into
a cup Upon three ounces of sugar, finely
powdered. Take spoonful whenever
your cough troubles you. 1t is as good
as it is agreeable to the taste. Rarely
has it been known to fail of giving relief.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

EE The Money Order Office to be
designated at this place, will prove a
very great accomno odation to our people
who desire to send money away The
law provides that not more than $50
shall be issued to the same person du-
ring one day.
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SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY.
ia Prizes, amounting to $685.
I Price of Tickets.
THE STORE ST E

is fiji st-class Brick, the northwesterly third
of a substantial snd elegant block, erected in
1857. 1t is Situated in the center of business,
n the beautiful aud fourishing City of Ma
.rietta, Chic, and Is "a feet on Frsnt' street by
so feet deep, three stories high, with cellar
under the whole. 1t is finished in the finest
style,a and there are no bandsomer store-room
ip the State outside Of the principal cities.
The lot is "a feet by $50 feet, with rear
front on Post street, and is increasing in val
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

i4DAEID Hlsrs was lodged in jail
on Tuesday night, the 1lth inst, charg-
ed with stealing two horses from VII
liix BEARDMoRE, Of Malaga township,
during last month. q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18
New Years, Gift.

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Permit me, through
your paper, to thank my friends, the
good people of the Presbyterian Church
of New Castle and others, Cor the valua-
BILE "New Years Gift" received $3.50 in
greenbacks) as q token of their regard
and esteem. ,-
DEAR FRIENDS May you long live to
bless and encourage there is a reality III
such tokens of friendship,f for they bring
happiness and, comfort to the receiver.
The Lord Dless.you here and hereafter
~ RI ss Ts II. A. GROVE.
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HA bachelor friend says tits truly
awful: to hiss, aSresy checked girl and
find your mouth filed with Venetian red,
ana sstis growing pale from the effect
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

Ey-A festival was held in the NJ, E.
Church at Beallsville,on Wednesday eve
ming, the 18th inst. if'he arrangements
were complete, and all present enjoyed
themselves exceedingly well.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18
To Owners of Real Estate
IN ,MoNROE COUNTY, OHIO.

A LII persons having Deeds Of Conveyance
"a of Real Estate in said county, which have
not yet been entered fer transfer, are respect
fully requested to present the same for trans
fer, without delay; and all persons having
legal title to, and paying taxes on, Real Is
tate, whichsis in the namefof other parties,
upon the Tax Duplicates, are likewise reques
ted to call and have the Books in the Audi
tors Office corrected. Parties wishing to
have such corrections made should bring
with them their Deeds, or such other legal
evidence as they may have, of ownership, as
no transfers or corrections will be made tex.
cept upen-such evidence. ma prompt eompli!
ancs with this requsstiwiil iinsnany instan.
ces, preyentiannoyances ito. Taxpayers, and.
much perpiextT,to District Assessors, County
Treasurer and Auditor
jallim3s A ssAA'L GRI.4sa4W, AUD u
=
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[Erom the Marietta Times.

JERE WILLIAMS is now associated with
Mr.. West in the editorial management
of the Woodsneld Spirit Of Democracy.
He is a journalist of intelligence, judg
ment, and experience.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

3 We are also agents for 8. r. NEEpHA3x
SONS and HELPS & GOOD ANS ioeisbarts.' X y
Asd oEqAys and MsL6DsoSs, NO doubt tk5 .
best instrumsnts Of tier K nd made IN thi4a1
county. Also; keep 4 full stock Of 6nsKf
Music aud ISsqRucroS BOOKS 5toesthsr!u1slf
overy variety of Musical herchaad adiss. sueh51
as BRASS and SiIvER INsrRuxsxrs, yiolins,
Guitars; Flutes, Accorisc1s, Riutihss5 0pos
certinas, harmonious, Viol:nesllps,e louhle
Basses, Flies, Drums, Stools, Covers &o- ,Fka :
FAMOUS PAGANINI STRlNG GS. best spade; IN ];
the world. Orders from i distance prom ptif
and carefully eaecatsd. !. ies'n ~ ~
sfl A visitis respectfully solicited 70 ths Old
and reliable Music Headquartefs,w where prices
are most moderate.
s. asfs ia JOHN sELTzERg 81 co. .ysa
y g it ss 81 'e - Propristoras ia
leslssEftf 81; IS sHl s4w y &7S.
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DON'T NEGLECT

To IJjn onslddala Aansrous eabs now
forming for the SPIRIT. For 81 50,han-
ded to one of our agents, you viii re-
ceive the SPIRIT one year, free Of post
age in Monroe County, s. sle
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

/ JOHN CHINAMAN,-A bill was intro
duced in Congress last week to- provide
for legislating John Chinaman out of the
country, notwithstanding the fifteenth
amendment and the Burlingame treaty.
1t holds that he may be removed if his
vices and customs are odious,I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18
r E NJ E NJ Bl.Er.Ras-

..i esf .nsih sss as{fs
Tliat neglected Colds arc frequently dahssF-
Gus, and often rsstls in incur3b be diseasess-xns
A Geld is followed By coughing, pain u tlas !
side, difficulty OF breathing, and finally ends
Ii consumption; thefefof3 s'.as s.sss'ss
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THE BESTl e asa'lHE BEST!

DDTHE seIENTIFIe- AMERICAN. I'D -
A weekly illustrated. journal off16 pages, devo-
ted to Machinery, Agricultural 1mplcfdents,
Chemical Science. and New Discoveries. A
splendid Journal. -: s: : ,assUx f3sf
4 $500 Cash in Prizes will be paid for
.clubsof subscribers, oatlie 10Th pfs Fclmtatfy !,
A handsome large steel plateI EN CRAVING
of lS distinguished AmerieaaoIBY@s sorss pre-
sented te slbscribers.I, i, eco 81 s.laa, =. -
z Sle;iRse'as of raper. ospeetuses, and blanks
Tor nGsnes sent free. Terms S.aysazss 81 80
for 6insnths. Discount 70 clubs, A, book Of
importance to all about to hpply for tents sent
free. Write for full particulars cone
patents and prizes to ;HEJINN IS Co, ! ~ 30
Publishers aad, atent Solicitors, =
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Examine Dur market reports.
They are just what every farmer and bu-
siness man should have each week. Ts'
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PREsERVE YOUR SIGHT
Paine's Parabola Spectacles,
IL. y MANUFACTURED BY .as
E. BUrTEREIELD, NEWARK, N. J.
Their Great Superiority Is affirmed 6y
RespeetaJte Testimony.
TESTIMONIALS FROM NEWARK N. j


Dr.J..H CLARK, Oceulist 2aS Broad street,
says Paine's Parabola Spectacles does away with
the sperical alteration 50 apparent in all other
spectacles which have an injurious effect upon
the sight. The Doctor formerly used No As.
but his sight has So far improved that he now
uses No. 80. &s asAA = lessss
T. w. LowEREE, MID, s3f7o Broad street.
says: sThey are far superior to- any spectacless
have ever used. ."assiaasi = a = Viiii8elrd q
AARON O. MAINS, 1876 Plane lstreet, says: Il
experienced disagreeable sensation from the
use of Spectacles My eyes are much improv-
ed, and can see betterswithout spectacles than
l could before used Paine's Parabohr Specta-
cles.I $500 $500.
We the undersigned, citizens Of Newark,
having experienced great benefit from the use
of Paine's Parabola Elipsis Spectacles, do fully
concur in the statements made in the above
certificates:
G.F. .. CoIBuRN, ID. d. S;sA. G. T. Cor,
BURN, NJ. d. d. d. s.; ISRAEL. BALDWIN, .3l4
Plane street; SAMUEL j. DoRRANoE, 3SS Broad
street; ISAAC C. THOMPSON, 66 Academy street;
JOHN L. WARD, M. D. 3S2 Broad street
Testimonials have been received from the fol
lowing named gentlemen; Hon. john b. Glib
son, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania; +. I. Blair,
Washington, d. c.; s. Ne Elliott, 0ccnHst New.
York City; r.. d. Musscy, Md. Cincinnati
University;J J. Trowbridge M. D., Buffalo. New
York; Judge Z. Gordon, rTIent9n,, New jersey;
T. S. Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa; Hon. Isaac Hill,
ex-G Governor, New Hampshire; Philip Lindsey,
DID, Nashville University, and many other
gentlemen of ca,,al standing in the Literary
and scientific world.
DIR. A. Plunly, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says:
81 have been using Paine's Parabola Spectacles
for six months and can saw they give perfect
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

EEThe attention of Justices of the
Peace, and others wanting blanks, is
called to our stock, q list Of which is
published in this issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

EE There are three men in jail DAVID
HInEs, JosHuA PonrEn and ISAAC BooTH,
charged with taking things belonging to
other parties.oa,p 81 q Hs6e1 eAs szs,a
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DIED -December 2S, at the residence
Of her father, Mr.. Samuel De Moss,ncar
Bealmont, Campbell County. Ky, Mrs.
Annie N. WILLIAas, wife Of FRANK
ID lhe 2Sth year Of her ase.
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and contains eleven r05mS. II Is flnely loca-
tee in the village of Williamstown, on the
Ohio river, opposite Marietta, and cpupnaudsl
a beautiful view Of the city and river.
THE DRYGOODS
Are new, fashionable, Of the best quality in
all respects, and purchased expressly for the
retail trade. They consist of fne Cloths
Cassimers, Dress Goods, Domestics-in short
full line of all Goods usually kept in First
Glass Dry Goods Store. fhe Goods will be ap-
praised by two merchants of this city-the
appraisers to be chosen by the ticket holders.
The character we snstain in the community
where we reside will preclude the idea that
there is any speculation or humbug in .his
Distribution. Every thing connected with it
will be conducted on principles of the strict
est integrity Reference may be made to the
officers of the city and COUNTY as well as TO
the citizens of this section generally,
The undersigned take pleasure in ;estifyius
to the honesty and straight-f5rwardness OF
the Messrs. Berkley & Dutton. The patrons
of their Distribution can rest assured that
the utmost fairness md honesty will bs their
greatest aim, so thatall will have equal chan
cheS in the prizes offered. They would for
ther state that the valuation put upon ths
property is not fictitious, but real. and is in
every respect IS REPRESENTED.
F. l.. w. CHAMBERLAIN. Probate Judge,
LEWIS ANDERSON, County Treasurer.
EssSWe requesta prompt response, that we
may close ths operation in the speediest pps-
sible maiiper.
FRemittanoes may be- made by Bank
Drafts, Postofhce ovders, or Registered Let.
tiers. Write names and address plainly.
The distribution, will be spperiptended BY
comps,sht eemuittes and will positively
take plase al the time designated. Ii thu
tickets are not then all sold, we reserve tn,
right to withdraw from the Dry Goods enough
| to make up the deficiency.
Gss For agencies aud Tickets address -
BkAKLEY l. nUTT01. Mafietths Ohio.
dec2sw5.
Job work7of all klnd'
lexecuted with heatneSs ant
dispatch. Give us a call.
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The Magic; Comb sslsl.a s,ls shasss ssi, 'sy .sI
beard to. a permanent black or, brown. Il
contains no POISON. Any cae can use it. one
sent by mail for SI, Address SO 3stdu 3stdu
MAGIC COsIB CO. Springfield. Mass.
LORILLARD.S EUREKA.
Smoking Tobacco is 3 an excellent article of
granulated Virginia.
-Wherever introduced il Is ;univArsall,
adtnired,1..i4e ss.,, 4, + q III. $, ts,.-..
!. 1t is pht UP in hardseme linen bags in
which orders Tor Meerschaum pipes are daily
LorilIard'sd dTacht Ciu6', -
Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being de
nicotinizsd, it cannot injure, nsrveless consti-
tutions, or people of sedentary habits.
1t is produced from selections Of the
finest stock. and prepared by 4 patented and
original manner. ~ - eH''''s.
Iii very aromatic rnila ,ana, Fight Id weight
hence it will last nnch longer than others.
nor does it brrr or sting TIE tongue, or leave
disagreeable aftsr-tastp. e 5'saes
> -Orders for genains,f elegantly carved
,meerscha,im pipsssilter mounted and packed
in neat leather pocket case are placed Ia the
Yacht Club brand daily. - e -
Loriil;.rd's century y,s..i,, -
Chewing Tobacco. -: .,...,..,.,-,.s q, s. ].
This brand Of, Fine Cus. Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere. s.ss : i, * ~.
Lit Is, without doubt the best chewing
tobacco in the counLry, ,s.T,.;s II a,tc-
Loriliard'S Snusfs -
Have been in general use in the United
over 10 years. and still acknowledged ''the
best wherever used. FssstiAt t,ssssstkA
If your Store eeper does not have these ar
ticles for sale,as him to get them. aasi.
They aresold by reepeetsbie,jo jobbers almost
everywhere. s f1shts .s4i j. - s,,,,.l Z lz
-Circulars mdiled ON application. I q
HI LORIzLsAHSD & Co., 81 i,
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Rg Request your neighoor to sub
scribe for the SPIRIT. Lend him this
number to read and examine.
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kzYhree poems on our outside, two
onshes first and one on the fourth page,
are worth reading. stssa
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ET1he Guernsey Jefersonian ap-
peared the stfinss., in ! new dress, and
altered from twenty eight to thirty
two column paper, though not enlarged
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UpiYersalisln. n.T..1aEEI T.aE :, ISi:sn.ei. SIsn e.,

cinnati, G. isthe old established. Western Uni
versahst newspapers Bgisesedfrent feligsiosis
and secular news, and is a bright and cheerful
home visitor: i Eight large psSssrsadmg mat
ter, giving something for evcrybodyw No
other paper needed in the, ,fapily!... Send So so
and get it one year. Specimens free Premjj
urns to new subscribers. Clubs wanted Ad-
dress WILLIAMSON "a gcANTWELL, Gin
cinaati, o. "a jan1Sw4
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wThe following is the latest nur-
sery hymn:
"Doxery doodle-um dinkie-um dun,
Tum to its muzzery muzzery mum;
Tizzcry izzery boozery boo,
No baby so sweet and so pity as 90"
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ETThe Chillieothe Advertiser boasts
d new head The old one made d better
sA4f i 1,9 bts7W = u =
appearance, .neE sslsassssH stsf esl sal
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y tt3ef00 00nls, NO II ~; ID East Ntdf8 =. =.
I COLUMBUS p,tlsr ta.;s
Ind Nos 288 6 290 Superior street,
e.fes ~, CLEVELAND. Q.-3,f f-ssss
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RoApss--Two COMMUNICATIONS on this
subject appear on our first page. They
are eof Interest to the people of the en-
tirescounty and deserve a careful perusal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

WOMEN AND 1NT-Pedple tell US
that to paint the skin of the face blue at
the corners of the eyes, for a small space,
shading off in the direction Of the ear,
gives languishing softness to the coun
tenance, and that it will make the great
est of shrews look lovely, mild, and
meek. Are all the ladies, then, who
paint in this way constitutionally given
to look daggers? And, if so, which is
better for mankind in general--that they
should scowl by Nature, or soften away
all signs of sullenncss by Art? N
We are also told that darkening the
eyelids and the skin under the eyes is an
eastern costume, adding greatly to female
beauty, and so to the pleasure Of life and
the qualification of the lockers on. But
when it is replied that the ladies spoken
of are not domestic characters, nor, in
fact, Christians, an answer by acclama-
ton declares that in the question of face
painting there is neitllcrright nor wrong
that it belongs to the inferior considc7
rations of pretty or ugly-and that it
cannot be treated on serious grounds.
Well, be it so; and when
..Afeetation, with sickly mein, -
Shows ON her cheek the roses of eighteen,
let US only inquire why she does it? She
docs it unblushingly, as might be expec-
ted. but does she do it to command adj
miration OF course we speak of the
painters Of to day, not of those who be.
longed to a past generation.
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WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.
[JoHN H. HEAToN, Editor St. Clairsville Ga
~ n n zettes]

sist Ii ~ 4 - Is ft -
[JoHN II. HEAToN, Editor st. Clairsville Ga
TN G q zotte1
We have heretofore neglected to state
that our old friend, Major JERE VIII.
LIAMs has become associated with Mr..
HI. r. WEST, as editor of the SPIRIT OF
DEMOCRACY. Under the present arrange
ment the SPIRIT will continue to be what
it has been in the past-one of the best
Fweeklies III the State Both gentlemen
have made very popular and successful
editors. Here is our ES- gentlemen; !;
success and long life to both of you.
tJAs. A. EsrII.I, Editor Holmes Co. Farmer
ESPRIT OF DEMoeRAcY."--Qur old
friend JERE. WILLIAMS has become one
Of the editors of the Woodsfeld, o.,
SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY Mr.. w. was edi-
tor and publisher of the paper from 1856
to 1867. He is a successful newspaper
man blessed with considerable talent,
and is deservedly popular with the invul-
nerable Democracy of Old Monroe
JERE, we welcome you back to hard
thinking, hard working. hard living, and,
soundly cursed band of patriots who
publish country newspapers.
GEO, II. HILL, Editor Ashland lO) States &
aq,4.a Union. ,.-.z.
We heartily endorse the foregoing,
We formed the acquaintance of "JERE,''
in 1851, while reporting for the Ohio
Senate, lie being Assistant Clerk. 'JERE'
is sound Democrat, good writer, and
has the talent to be first class editor
Here's our ESF
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ArRopos TO THE SESsos.-The follow

ARRQPos TO TIE pEAlSolsF.777-7i ~ le lo'lo
inc, which we clip from an exchange, is
Of local INTEREST," .sirsa
"Not long since, in Albany, man
fell ON the ice in front Of a wealthy
Mans premises, and sustained severe in
i,rics. i He sued fordamages and recoy-
!Sred a verdict of $1,000. The court
fcld that,the owners or occupants of a
5di5s,e are as liable for damages sustain
"a by ice allowed to remain on the side
walks As If he permitted an opening to
exist In his sidewalk unguardcd." !"
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asslyxg 10. iiiff segia ssii's = bssR b5ysis
ueE i ta'a .,ur1a-,pd nssvs 10 ,slsst &,
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BLANKS! BLANKS! BlLANKs!!!
CALL.ANR EXAMINE OUR
Deeds and Mortgages.


To those wanting blanks we invite at
tention 20 our stock: --ss
sWaganty TDeedss-r,ss .ssfom fg,fsr,
Mortgage Deeds.
Administrators Deeds. ~ - fs
Guardians Deeds.
'Exccatofs' Deeds. essg lisaoaaaa i.te
Quit Claim Deeds. ssal'isE'u sisE,z3
Mortgage of sChattles. Re9 nahaesi 3
-f6asaeSsf1S = anf' 7saisf.sis etses sSa
6tfS'SsssSis .sssspns etemfsir sstssTp 70 hat
0nlers by mail promptly, attended to.
81 siss hes lHsrE'---7-yEsgaI09 adf sSa s;
BLANKS FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Z
We, have on hand at this time the lar
gest stock of blanks for Justices, of the
Peace, ever brought TO this place. : They
consist Of. " .efsH 'sS4la = . :
AfidaytYof Attachment. 10 } !.
Order Of Attachhient. iAsii s'4I..1
State Warrants. 80
Undertaking in Attachment. 8 &
Qrdersof Sale lim Attachment se,E
Affidavit in ReplevineE
Witt of Replerin.
SitmmeAss
Executions.
Asssssss ss'ssSss i olBsssaadaSt.1 St1oos !
Constablos Sale Blanks. .daa II
Affidavit for State Warrant.
HeS0gfizance of Witnesses u q
State Warrants Assault and Battery
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-18

EFKansas has q number of Monroe
County representatives within her bor-
ders. Among them whom we recollect
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Teachers Notice. ssn

THR Board of Examiners viii hold meetings
for examination of,Teechers1 at Woods-s