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PONDER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Wewould respectfully call your atlent! Ion To our
stock Of DUPb%T'S MIil.-kNDWk BLAST
ING AND MINING POWDER. We have u large
and fun supply OF all kiuG-, ana i'll furnish II IN
any quantity and AT the very lowest rates. We
are the agents for m" manufacturers.
Als,. on hnnd large supply Of
SAFtIt-FISE.
NAVL UE's BEST CAST-sTEEL OF AL
SlLes and
IRON OF every size OF rounds, flats, amc
squares. -
mhl7 +. & :. WORKMAN 4 co.
GEORGE c. GARY,
N IN p n r.
Wholesale and retail dealer !m
WHITE AND DECORATED CHINA,
FRENCH. BOHEMIAN. AND AMERICAN
GLASSWARE,
EAKTHENWARE
slLEER-rLATED WARE,
Cutlery.
HOCsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
1860 MAIN STnEgT,
between Thlrtccnth and Fourteenth,
NH Is RICHMOND. VA.
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HGCUKITT, ClIFAPNESS, LIBERAIITI
Progress, and SUCCESS, mark and dlstin-
gul5h the management Of this company.
IsAAC NUTZLER,
General kScr. for Virginia and North Carolina.
0:ice, No. eo2 Main street.
Dr. j. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. Ole
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FOB NEW yeEE.

OLD DoxlTTos srGhMsHuo 49, Z
JOJPA%T.
The sp!entd ne5@ s!.ie-wiecl steamships ISAAC
REIL, SARATOGA. MA L a, Al BE-
,LARLE. and HATffRAS. !:aT" Ne" .r: l2f
Norfolk, CITY Point and Richmond, every TUES
DAv, TTIUiiSD Az, and sATCEDa - J'.iock
p III Leave RlchrrCnd every TUESDAY, H.
DAY, ana SUNDAY, At high til.
rHI:c ahIps arc entirely nsw Trrytsre a'"cE7.
saloons sad statefc9;nE. The fare, sCccnMoGE-
lions, and attention., &rc nnsurp38sc':.
Close connections made w.tn steamers t"- al
sou,lern EMO European ports.
Insurance Effected, when nsjcrad, u 4 TCAi-
TER If CNE PER CERT, at -. Offices Of ;h!1
company.
+. L. MCCaEA2-, President, H7 urcenT:cb
;treet, New York
WIlLi.NC. DuEHAM 4 .Cp., hs.nts,
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DyLce G Goddin, Auctloneers,

TRANE BUILDING, WITH LOT, ON
AND FIFTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.zBy virtne OF u deed Of trust executed to
me. beafng date the goth day of December, 1853,
and recorded in the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court. shall, as trustee, SELL on the premises, on
the 3lST DAY OF MARCH, 1870, at half-past
A LOT in the city of Richmond, with a FRAME
BUILDING and OCT-BUILDINGs thereon be-
ginning at point 80 feet from the northwest cor.
ner OF Baker and Fourth streets. and running
with Baker street in q W: stern direction 80 feet
thence at right anglcs perpendlcular TO Baker
street In 4 northern direction TO gully; thence
along said gully In an eastern direction 80 feet
from Fourth street; thence In straight line to
the beginning.
TERMs: So much cash as to satisfy expenses Of
sale Insurance for $685. city taxes for lse9 and
note for 1901, with interest thereon from the 23d
thu pranior shall direct: and In the event Of fall
ure ON Ills part, such as the trustee.
NH Fl SAMUEL T. BAYLY, Trustee.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD LINE--FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHWEST-CHASG R
OF SCuGDULE-DAILY except SUNDAYS.
On end after TUESDAY, Stii OF June, passengers
for Baltimore and ell points North and North.
west will take the passenger train from the depot
OF the Richmond and York River Railroad st
Richmond for West Point where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. c. FREEMAN,
or KENNgBEC, Captain j. u. FREEIAS,-bo.h
boats having been put In t1rstrate order-reaching
Baltimore the following morning IN time to con.
nect with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West, Returning, the bOaLs leave pier hc.
3 L.Sht-street wharyes, foot OF Parry street. daily
Except Suudays) at O'Clock P. NJ, passengers
arriving in Richmond at 1915 p. NJ. the following
Iay In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond aud DanVillc railroad for Dan.
Vile aud al points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte &c, N. c.; Colnmbta, 8. c.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except sundays) 81 ]
O'Clock P. NJ. leaves West Point daily except
Mondays1 1t 1910 A. NJ.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
16 Superintendent.
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RAILROADS..

.ooo~ooo~~-~~~~~ ~--~-->---~~-~~~~~~~~-~
- 80 -: 81.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG u. Il. CO.,}
March Is, 1870.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
l. Richmond at a.!5 \. y. ;,A;LI, except sun.
DAYS and at a:5e p 4 bl (, fci .1d nG
cept SUNDAYS at 7:O5 p. 81. DAHL.
local trains leave Richmond a. A. -, and
DAYS. THOMAS ii. w ne.
NH Is superintendent.
THESAPEAKE AID OHtO RAIL-
- ROAD.-On and after WEDNESDAY. I'd Of
February, 1879, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII
run us foIlows-viz.,;
and Stanton except SUNDAY, bctwc,n GorduTs-
vile and Siaunonl leave Richnnnd 1t S:35 A. VI.
and arriTe g.. Stanton nj .:eo 7. NJ: leave ann
ton ST 920 \. y. ard arrive At Richmond nj !:tg =.
M-1naling close connections i: Gnrt!oGsviiic sra
charlottesville With the orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railr9ad mail trna f2r Aiexa%9ra
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Ao-
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-weeEly between
Stanton and White Sulnhnr Springs on IL rs.
DAY, THURSDAY, and ShTUlIiAf. Leave
at 1905 =. NJ: leave White Sulphur at 3:2o i. u.
and arrive II Sialnton III q \: u. Ana going we5t
will connect Yin strges a. f%i'ws7ns = TO-
and Rcchbrid@e Baths At hliih 'ro' Win sta&ct
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs: and at white
Sulphur with Stages for Lewsourg, Charleston,
etc.
STAGES will also lcaTe Stanton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MuRNINGS,
for Lexin gton and Natural Bridge.
MIGHT PASSENGkI: TRAIN sill run between
Richmond and Washington mighty without change
OF cars. Leave Richmond Al $3.50 y NJ. ana ar
rive at Washington at 535 A. Vi. Lew Wash
!ngton ct 1895 i. 81. AID arrive .. Richmond ri
$40 A. NJ Making all through conncctlonsa at Rich
mond and Washington.
SLEEPING CARS viii be attached 10 this train,
and Will be run through between Richmond anC
Baltimore withGEt ch-Dge.
THROUGH TICKETS issued 10 ell points
North West, and Southwest.
JAMES +. HETHERLhtD,
fee General Ticket i Agent.
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NEg& Rsgzsl.


TOE EORFoLB, p0RTs.
tAEDiSfs Of fri Tn fJ,i Ssi ni9za
and elegant United STATES MAIL glcaianr
JOHN SYLYE TER,
Captain o. G. GrFFoRD,
leaves her wharf al Rockets fer the asnvs-aaT.tsi
plsccs on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and YRI.
TDesdays ThurgGays, and SATURDAYS.
PASSENGERS arrive In NORFOLK l. srce r. corr
acct w!sh steamers for baltimore SAT po.at1
Traiue iea7e CITY Po!a; r5r Fetrrs57rg CT AZ.
gal Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, SIS:
received Tnesfays, Thursdays. and Es;url.ag.
from y NJ. IT, "a Z. 81, for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Boston, Baltimore, AMI principal landings "a
Chesapeake bay and all regular landinrs IN james
river at reasonable ratee,
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight. for way-lanangs must he prepaid,
Apply to Il. 3, JALu@. A2en!..
DHILADELPH Ia, RICH <IS@S.
L MOND AND NuRFOlR s1'EA u sszsslga.slss
4 aht 3 + r K.-s,santrs 6KFjL + j. v =.
TTERGAy, and !. s. GREET, COMPOSING his
line, win leave Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDSFS-
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately 81 y O'Clock
VI. F.eighr received every day t.undays rZcert-
Frcighls taken for Norfolk Mt moderate rates.
Passage TO philadelphia InclGding meals and
stateroOm -. W. J.. PORTER.
AScn. at Richmond.
Office No. 2!2S Dock street.
VII. Z. CLYDE CO.,
Agents "a: r ladclr hla,
Ofilccs No. y South whargcs,
fel5 and 40. !! North wharrea.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
i =. VI. EXCEPTED TO THE SNETli, EAST
AND WEST, OVER TEE FAEOHTE ROUTE
QUICKEST ROUTE.-Tte THROUGH TRAlAs
over this route are now run from the depot cornsi
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at IL. Is A. MI 80 L.
N. Sunday at II. Is A. NJ. only making close and
reliable connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
for THE GREAT NORTlIW EST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is made.
The elegant and commodious steamers on the
Potomac river stop ut Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODA1IDN TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except
edl st 800 Z. NJ, and arrives In Richmond ut s4s
A. NJ.
Through tickets to ali princips! points North ane
West
Fer further Information and for through tickete
North apply at the Office corner Broad and Eighth
Streets and for through tickets to all points North
and West apply 1t The ticket Office corner Byrd
and Eighth streets.
no 25 j. Is. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AID .<,1..$,+sss,

Ta-n.. = - ,'.i =, y.n,in a.r.,.T.,
yo,y,rrppan, ,r-n ~.,
-, '' IN, NJ - , ;,
lNMA LIE L " :, u; - l, = =:
shii aLIFEEaTr TUFSD.fS
BAL u" oi ~; 80, P.,1Js j.; III.
r,vornoo, or Gicro .,n,rn |'''1'- 'E .ac c:
<. sersrs p1,n5Js in i,nrr,1,1;
ntEetiU' ~, Grsnt t,ir,; ":
TAssA",, ~ ~ la.s;,w, ion So 90
HIi.n," Ut i, VI % ~
:, tn, ~ n 70 70
- ""''' ipa ~: -, " p1nnIJs =, T,rrsnc,I
r ,.,-,oot ' er 49,, ~, = - -, " 4 &C. 70
i.riiaT - 1900. l. %
:. MINIS \ Z he iran h sins,ncr 50 90
Ist.ts .nir 10 and frn,u En1.pt Ireland uIi
tho CnntIn a",t a. at ' ,m1frr' 70 r.iTs
III ~ r,rti,, ,r ~ to AMY az m. roynnk1,.
81, Va '"''"e ,niI> .: itI + ,rn.t
omCe'' * u Trna 49, SSTt York; Q, 70
,ryrr,N ~ nt..ttI,u y rn ,.rrIs
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T,OR RENT, a most desirable - Is, ST. "s
X I-pt;AS RESIDENCE on the S"hIhtasi -
r-r, nj Grove and farrir streets, III th' -
s,dnrv ne tr the residence OF 1harlcS wv mnpI.
- rho improvements arc n " IL ~.
psn,Gr1; nHrfIIEG Of seven rooms kitchcn,
house stable, &C.,, and n large ~, ~
h1"h stat. Of Improvement. with Earlcty ni
rbni,ec frnit trees. grapes, very nne ssPIi'SIu
sd and we'll OF excellent water IN the saTd. iIl
hi. Mace Is combined the advantages OF the CHI!
Lily rho nu,ct of q country residence
Ale, n DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. on tue
,rrtheaet cameo of Leigh ard Second Strfe's
NOW occnnicd hy l.. J. Crump, Esq. VII! clgm
nv" . nas t,cs closets stnrc-roOms. and Eltrhci
a" ar' ,,e hnusc, &C. Thc dwelling IS snnpllen
,sith .nId and hot water. wat"r-clCsfls. Nc. Ah'e
u, ~ convenient and well-arran ged residence
" s,so - NEAT TWO-STORf CoTIAGf' con
,ai,t.., four rooms. with Kitchen aud large !ot
.ti,rheJ on the northeast corner OF Iahai anu
FRS: streets. ,r,rp,NrD D1rrJJISC
>.,tr, seven rooms Kitchen water and gas on me
north Side Of Leigh street between second an"
in niSn A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
o Tho soith side OF Marshall street between Henry
,,n5 Min streets. coutalnng seven rooms. <,,-
,I,n 4 COM HODIOUS TWO-SToRf BhlCh
nWFjIIStI with granite front, on the SCUM sue
r. Rrnad street between Monroe ara Henry
srr.e,s having seven rooms. Kitchen anu Il "Pi'
u f"''' FRANCIS I. ISBELL,
tuctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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Gprnns 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers

POSTPONEMENT.
This sale IL postponed until THURSDAY the
a1st dav of March Instant Mt ~ NJ. by consent Of
parties. LEGH X IAEE, Trustees.
NH 10 r. r, DUVAL,
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nv COOK s LAushtoIa. Auotlousara,
,orrar ar Governor and Franklin streets,
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z OST, on Saturday, March Goth, on
4 4 Fourth or Fifth street between Baker and
Marshall. 4 BROWN FUR VICTORlNE. The
finder will he rewarded by leaving II ut No. 502
Marshall street, corner Fifth. NH 29-lt*
T OST. on the morning OF the Goth, fRsS
star on forehead. A liberal reward viii be puil
for her delivery 10 me at the corecr Of Marshall
and Eighteenth streets. -
NH 29-2t% MARTIN RYAN.
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ySSH TENT. a NEAT /, R re X en-
Il HOyIsT on SIarshail street hetweeh 81
Twcnty.fonrth and Twenty fifth containing n ,he
rooms, and n large cook !ng-ronm accom-. ,S Two
basement: also. 4 good brick Kitchen WI" Tho
rooms, aud well OF good water IN the saara;, ans
hon has just been thoroughly TGpn,W" an"
pantea. JpiiN ". ,ssnn 6 patiy's
cnrpe- Fourteenth and Main streets.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.

This Institution receive, deposits of ONE DOL
| AR or more Bud allows liberal interest thereon
ONCE 1890 MAIN STREET. Richmond.
President JOHN T.. BOSSIfUX.
Cashier THOMAS :. ARMISTEAD. mh lin
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POTATOEs.-3O0 bushels
i EARLY GOODRICH and PEACH-BL OW
POTATOES for sale low by
inh IL E.& y. WORKMAN K GO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-22

Or 9erSos pom &ubure, mtl@er nit
benz &ronprtn3 BON YreuBen in bic
@&la@t binaua8eritten mar unb bic
gum @npe 'ber(elten an ieiner @eite blieb,
lpra@& ben, Neeimente nod auf Dem
S9la1tfelpe 1einen Danf uno feline 8ez
punterun8 III >uarrnet1 @erte1 aus. {
@tt6en.- &m IA. &usuf traisn
Die erten @a0entebrer aus paris, welae
taleltl t al6 Deutl&e aus9ewielen rporpen
Inb> ro5ier an. G6 fino Sberbe6en bic
iber Beleten surldreiien mu6ten. Muf
zen DTcntliden YldBen babsn ibnen rie
partler G9aufeln, Sc Ell unp ber9lei1en
perbrannt unp auf lol@e @eile ibr
n MltbGen" fir bic Nieperla9en i9rer
.@olbaten 81 fablen. geludt. =. 10
Mm IA. Mueuf wurce Elm Yor adtGaz.
gen bier v%er1puApet ein0ebrad1er Sif3ier
(3uapenbauptmann) welder am sStarr5
tramf 8etorben it, ,feierli6 betatttt.s
Cine Gompa9nie te5, GrlaSbataiQons
PES 2. acknowledgements 9ab iber feiz
mem @rabe Die G%brenlaluen; eoS 8anSe
0fF;ieraeorp6, pic oien1freiena unterof>
f;iers,. 0orfanbamitslteDer ees @ulfsz
Ye:eins 9eleiteteu unter Observation-Disclosures
Der 8ep6lferun9 ben Sara 5umGrieobofe.
Gin 9!ei&faQs p%crmunbeter 3%uapenofF>
.jier oin9 Spiiden Dem Gummaneeur pes
BataiQon5 unb benz preubiaen@ tappenz
@ommonpanteu u%nm|iuelbar biuter peu1
Sarge. 5:r..u III -. '.~"::: .
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Sheriff Sale.
Frederick Miller
vs..
Francis Miller ct al.


DY virtue Of an order Of sals to me directed
from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale. at tbs
front door Of the court house, in the town Of
Woods6eld; tetween the hours Of 10 O'Clock
q m. and O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday. the 24th day Of december, 1870,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit: Beginning for
the same at the southeast corner Of the north
west quarter of section twenty-six township
four range six. thence north one and one half
degrees east ff,y-one rods and nine links;
thence south seventy degrees west twenty
six rods and nine links; thence north twenty
two and one fourth degrees west eighty eight
rods and nineteen links; thence north forty
degrees west twenty six rods; thence south
seventy Eve and one-fourth degrees west
eighty six rods And fifteen links; thence
south one and one half degrees west Eve rods
and six links; thence south seventy I've 5e-
grees east forty one rods and twenty links;
thence south sixty-six degrees east 10 rods;
theno D south eighty one degrees east twelve
rods; thence north eighty three degrees east
fifteen rods; thence south twenty one degrees
east thirty tw, rods,thence north eighty four
degrees east i've rods, thence south 1--WE de-
grses east thirty Ave rods; thence east tSenty
Eve reds and Eve links. with Indian creek;
thence south eighteen rods; thence south
eighteen degrees west twenty rods; thence
south eighty nine degrees east forty three
rods and 5 links, with the quarter section
line, to the place of beginning, containing
| - 49, A. - = 49,.
more OF less; subject ito the dover estate ei
Sarah Miller.
Appraised at $l,2So.
GKORGR CALDWELL,
noy22ws Sheriff u. c. o.
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Cincinnati Market.

December 1.
COTTON-Dull; sales of middling at
15c
FLOUR-Unchanged; sales Of red
winter at l Hal 16 Corn STEADY at
5Oa52c. Rye firm at 85aS7c. Oats firm
and advanced; No. 2 at 46a4Sc; choice
white at SOC. Barley steady at | GOAL
10.
GROUERIES- Coffee, demand good
at full prices; choice at l8la2lc. Sugar
steady; New Orleans at 10al24c. Mo-
lasses scarce and firm; New Orleans at
S0aS5c.
OlLS-L -Linsesd oil quiet at 89c. Lard
oil steady atssl 10a1 IL.
EGGS-Dulls and prices declined;
sales at 27a2Sc.
BUTTER-Ddll, declined and heavy;
the receipts depress the market; prime
to choice at ..26a30c, and choice steady
and unchanged.
SEEDS-Clover, demand good at 8
75a10 90; shipping demand firm for Eu-
rope; timothy unchanged at 3 25a5 30;
faxseed unchanged.
PROYiSIONS-Pork quiet at 10 90,
Lard 6rm; steam at 11ic; kettle at I24c
asked. Bdlkmeats dull and unchanged;
no demand
HOGS-Demand good at full prices
all sold at 6 40s6 55. u
GREEN MEATS-Hams at .l0a104c;
the latter for light; asking to higher fol
shoulders and hams.
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Tribute Of Respect

At their special session, held on
Wednesday, November 30, the Board of
County Commissioners ordered the fol-
lowing entered upon the journal:
"The Commissioners, as tribute to
the memory of the late Recorder, DAN
IEL O'CoNNoR, would state that he faith.
fully performed the duties of his Office
for great number of years, and was
universally esteemed by the citizens of
this county. That all the papers and
Records are correct and in good order.
1t is ordered that the Auditor enter the
memeuto on the Commissioners Jour
nsl.n
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MARRIEn-The wedding of Mr.. F. L.
Cook and Miss KATE ANDERSON. the ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. WILLIAM
ANDERSON, of Normal, took place at the
residence of the latter, on Tuesday last
Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather select company assembled to
witness the ceremony, and spent a pleas
ant evening. Rev. Mr.. DINsMoRE, of this
city officiated. -Bloomingt nj IH.) Dem
ocrat,, Nov. 10.
Mr.. ANDERSON married in Woodsfield
and resided here several years. Miss
KArE's friends in Monroe tender their
congratulations.
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SEASON OF is70z71:
Mason & HaDlin'S Cabinet Organs,

Important Improvements.
| RatsatedJa Jane 81 and August 23 1870.
r REDUCTION OF PRICES.
The Mason Il Hamlin Organ Co., have the
pleasure OF announcing important improve
ments in their Cabinet Organs, for which Pat
ents were granted them in June and august
last. These are not merely meretricious at
tachments, but enhance the substantial excel
lence Of the instruments. ssta VI
They are also enabled by increased facilities
for manufacture, TO make, from this date. q fur
ther reduction of prices on several leading
styles. s's go
Having completed aud allel 70 their former
facilities q largo new msmufiictory, they
hope hereafter to supply Ill or le.s promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made By thi, Company
are of such universal reputation. not only
throughout America. but .alfo in Europe. that
few will need assurance Of their superiority
They now offer FOUR OCTAVE CABINET
ORGANS, in quite plain cases, but eqnaf 1c-
cording to their capacity to anything they make
for $50 each.
The SAME DOUBLE REED. Ss5. FIVE
STOPS, with Knee swell and .Tremulant, in
elegant case, with several Of the Mason 6 HAM
lin improvements, $125. The same EXTRA,
with new Vok Humana. Automatic SWELL &C.,
$780, FIVE OCTAvES. THREE SETS
REEDS. SEVEN STOPS with EUPHONE; a
splendid instrument, $255S
A new illustrated catalogue with full infor-
Ihafti on, and reduced prizes, is now ready, and
viii be sent free, with testimonial circular,
presenting a great mass Of evidence as to the
superiority OF these Instruments, to any one
sending his d6ress tn the MASON & HAMLIN
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Divorce Notice.

hANIEL 8. WILLIAMS, of the State d West
~ Va, is notified that on the 18th day Of
November, a. D. 1870, Rsbeoca 0. Wnliams
tiied, IN the Office Of the clerk Of ths court Of
common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, her
petition charging said Daniel 8. Williams with
having been wilfully absent ftom her for
more than three years last past, and asking
that she may bstdiyorced from him; which
pstition viii - for]hearing q the next term
of said oonrt. RRBRCCA0 O. YILLIAks,
ney21sa. b Amos 1 rijJhatt,tG
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Buckwheat CaEes,.

These are peculiarly adapted to cool
weather The appetite Graves them, and
they supply the system with warmth, to
enable it to resist for long time the
feeling Of hunger. But they must be
made just right, and here is prime re-
Ecipe: Make q thin batter with quart
of -four, and tea-cupful of yeast, warm
water and little salt. Lett rise over
night Bake on both sides on a griddle.
"A little batter left in the rising dish will
serve for yeast for the next batch. It
is better to add little saleratus before
baking in the morning, and it is very
essential that this is good and be strict
ly pure.
l..t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
Guardians Sale.
Harvey T. Mi,ohslb Guardian,
against
The heirs Of w. 3. Holiday.


QY virtue Of an order bf sale made by the
j Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, |
will offer for sale at public. auction on the
premises on ,ss ~
Saturday The 24tA;day Of December, 1870
between O'Clock aim. and O'Clock pm OF
said day, the following. real estate in Monroe
connty, Ohio, and in section thirty,three
township three and range four, and bounded
on the vest by the town Of New Castle;on the
south and east by the lands Of Joseph Myers,
and on the north by the county road.
TsRHs- -0ns-third cash in hand, one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years; DE-
fsrrsd payments to bear interest and 70 be
secured to my satisfaction. "a r.ssa.
HARVEY T. MITCHRLL
Guardian Of TIE heirs Of W. g.. Holiday.
nov22w4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
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