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HORSES, MULES, DC, FOR SALE.

HORSES, MULES, DC, FOR SALE.
EOR SALE, ONE me SADDLE Nn
Il AND BUGGY HORSE, four years ~
old, kind and gentle to harness. Can be seen aG
tialey's stables, 7th street, between Broad and
Grace. Tsp 27-2l*l ANDERSON.
SUPERlOR NJ U l. IS FOR
- SALE.-We have three or four SUI NESSSI|
peror we'll broke MULES-young, IVY
sound, and III good order-for sale for aazz2nxD
cash or on ninety days credit, for approved
neg9tiat lie paper. LEE L GODulN,
ap 27-3L 1ll3 Main street.
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We have in store aud are daily receiving from
our recent New ork purchases one Of the largest
and best-seected stocks OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
la he found in any rsl.class dry goods esiabilsl'
nent IN the city, consisting IN part Of
IRON GRENADINES, BAREGEs,
DIAGONAL POPLIHS,
JAPANESE POPLIES and SILKS,
ALPACAS, SILK and MOHAlR LU6TREs,
WHITE and CULORED PlQUES,
CAMBEICS, LAWNS. and PERCALEs.
WHITE GOODS In great variety
CASSiMEEES, LINENS, aud COTTON
AIDES, for mems and boys wear,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASKE, DOYLES,
TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS. CUFFS,
EMBROlDERIES, NOTIONS, &c.
All OF which being purchased since the decline
and principally FOR CASH, we are selling at prices
which cannot fail 10 please.
j. N. WOODFIH, lll7 Main street,
Opposite Dispatch office.
Our SIPS KID GLOVES are unsurpassed In
shade and quality. ap
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LOST, STRAYED, dc.

T OST, on Tuesday, on the Williamsburg
IL turnpike, between keepers mill and the toll
gate, fORTE-MONNAIF,o or PURSE, contain
ing small sum of money and some papers of no
v,iue to any one but the owner. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for 1t ii left at this Office.
an 27--3t
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TUST RECEIVED, prime lot of
y GLOVER Ray,
TIMOTHY Hay,
and YELLOW SEED CORN.
j. T. GATEWOOD,
ap 27-2Lh I'd and Grace Streets
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TOLMAN'S AND TAYLOR'S GEN
~ luNE ENGLISH MUSTARD and PURE
OLIVE OIL, for table use, for sale by
l.. WAGNER & CO., Druggists,
ltN% 9th and Broad Streets.
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Your,Home Paper.

4 Your home paper has some advanta-
ges over the big city weekly after all
Trne,y it doesnot contain quite as much
reading matter. And it costs a little
more, but which is the most useful and
Interestingly Do they contain notices
Of your schools, churches, meetings,
Improvements and hundreds of other
local mstters of interest, which the coun-
ty paper. publishes without pay?J Not
su item Do they ever say word cal
tcslsted to drsw attention to our county
and its numerous thriving towns and aid
Ia sheir progress and enterprise: Not
q line, And yet there are men who take
contrscted views Of this aatter---that
unless they are getting as many square
inches OF reading matter in their eoan
ty paper as they do in city paper they
are not getting the worth Of their mon.
ey. Il reminds US Of the perso. thst
took the largest psir of boots in the
box, simply because they cost the same
q. the pair much smaller, that fit.
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u. The Lady's Friend.

The publishers of the LADY's FRIENE
have concluded to reduce its price to
single subscribers from So so to 81
prices III clubs (already very low re-
naming the same. ,r.if' t'' .
The following novelets, with the usual
variety of short Stories, are announced
for 1872 MIRA Woods ,novelet will run
through the whole year. =
Within the Maze; or; Lady Adinnian's
|, Trial, by Mrs. HENRY WooD, author
of East LYNNE" etc.
Uaa' ond. Her Lions. By Miss A. L
MuzzEY, author of "One Woman's En-
perience," jealousy" etc., etc
Queen Ceqaetta. BY DAISY VENfNoR,
author OF Prince Charming,p. etc.
Only Wish. BY A. NJ DANA, author
of "Jarring Chords" ETC., etc.
Mission Work By Mrs, MARGARET
HosMER, authorsof "a Turn in For.
tunes Wheel" etc, etc.
An .EUery-d,y Heroine. By. AMANDA
N. DQUGLAs,a author Of "Solid Silver, y
ga Little Money" etc, ,-. H..
ENaRAvINGs. The EngraviGgs of the
Lady's Friend are of very superior
character. They embrace beautiful pic
lures OF subjects which touch the senti-
men!s and affections, illustrations of our
Novelets and Stories, illustrations Of the
Fashions (ipcluding cuts from which
/ patterns for almost everything can be
ordered at low price,) illustrations Of
Ladies Fancy Work, etc
| MUsIc.-A piece of the latest and
most fashionable Music accompanies ".
cry number. The Music is of itself
worth the price of the magazine.
In short, the Ladies' FREUD, aims tc
be, and its proprietors. think it is, the
most Refined. Beautiful and Interesting
of the Magaziues-bcing IN Cousr, Eagra
Erings, and contents Just ,ohata lody's mag
d1ine should be, -
TERMS 80 year; four copies, Sc
eight copies, (and ono gratisO sl2. Ont
copy Of the Lady's Friend (s2) and on,
of the Post (S2 50) for 81 Address
DEACON & PETERSON,
No. $40 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
n% Single numbers 20 cents. decd
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Failure. of California ~Haryests

r. A large portion Of the three great
valleys of California-Sacramento, San
joaquin, and San Jose-havc suffered
severely for the want of rain during the
last season. Some idea may be formed
of TIE disaster caused by this drouth in
San JOAQUIN Valley from the fact that,
if the necessary rain had fallen there
last season,that valley could have spared
10,0G0,000 bushels of wheat for export
ing to foreign markets, whereas it is
found necessary to organize company
of capitalists interested in that valley TO
raise 100000 to supply the farmers
with seed for the coming crop, and not
a few Of them with the necessares of
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CAristiMah Toys.

All persons who desire plain and fan
cy toys for Christmas and New Years
presents, can Obtain them by calling at
WILLIAM SCHUEFELEs Gallery, two doors
below the Barber Shop. All kinds of
plain and fancy candies for Christmas.
Give him call.
RThe Prince of Wales is recover
ing his health, and has been pronounced
out of danger We suspect that his ILL
ness was made a pretext,to some extent,
to create sympathy for him and lessen
his unpopularity with the English peo-
ple..
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FASHION pO,NTs.

The latest addition TO q handsome
evening toilet is a lace shawl OF ronne
point. '..'' .'.. .-.'
Many gentlemen wear shirt studs
composed OF gold and the hair Of thei
.fancee
The most fashionable shade of Sill
worn this seaspuis the color known Il:
the peacock blue. re .s.. -.sa-
The newest fashion in the waist o
dresses are pointed and cut down in the
neck, a la Pompadour.
Three huttoned gloves, with embroid'
cred gauntlets, are the latest novelty in
that line. ... .... -..r-
Some ss'Folns the dresses worn at the
Alexis ball in New York cost as much
as five thousand dollars.
A neck color OF silk has been brought
out. 1t is called canard, and is of the
shade of a wild ducks breast
Chenille fringe is very nuch used for
trimming both silk and velvet cloaks.-
1t is Very handsome, and expensive al
so. ..
A new style of visiting cards is of
thin strips Of wood, highly glazed, on
which, the name is engraved in old En-
glish letters.
The latest style Of scarf pin is an
amethyst, in the shape of a beetle, with
wings and claws of gold, and diamond
eyes. 30
A new style Of china for dinner
service of a bright red color,on which
are engraved besptiful designs in, white
andgit.
It's proposed for many ladies in New
York to give.no wine to. their,callers on
&ew-Year's day. but instead Lot beef
tea and SOUP, % ~
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Thursday eve.
Ming, the 7th inst, shooting affray took
place in Perry township. 1t tappears that
a number Of young people gathered at a
Mr.. SrAFFoRD's forthe purpose of dane
ing, and while there a quarrel arose be-
tween two young men, named CORNELIUS
EDcUGHEKTY and HENRY BEvER, which re,
suited in blows. During the fight. BEvEB
got DcUeHERrY down, and while inthat
position, drew apistol and shot DoUGH-
ERrY through the thigh, inficting pain
full flesh wound. We have heard nothing
an arrestof either party.
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~If you want nuts for Christmas,
call at the City Bakery.


HFrequent complaint comes to us
from our subscribers teBaresviIle and
Sardis, that the SPIRrT packages are de
layed 1t Clsrington They do not receive
them for ten days after they leave Woods.
neld. The packages reach Clarinston on
Wednesday evening of each week, and
ought to arrive at Baresville and tSards
ON Thursday or Friday of each week.
We hope the Post Master at Claiheton
will give This matter bis attention,
3hWPouad cakes, fruit ecaEe.. sugar
cakes sndalilother kinds ofcskes fol
sale at ,Rx,EHrRRls City Bakery, :, -; s
: !
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Ointment Tor, Small Fox

A physician in Sioux City, lows, use. .
an ointment made of charcoal and lard
to prevent pitting in small pox This
is applied freely over the face, hands
and neck as soon as the disease is dis.
tinguished, and continued until all sym,
ptoths Of suppurative fever have cess.
ed. The application allays the itching
and seems to shorten the duration of the
disease, and leaves the patient without 8
blemish, the eruption protected by the
ointment tnotseven showing signs of pos
tilation; the charcoal preventing the ac
ton of light, and the lard that Of sir:
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Allegaany Live Stock Market.

'a'. .5 's.lss ff'-s !fs ss December 1.
CATTLE-The following are the
rates current for the. different grades OF
cattle: For extra 1900 to 1900 pound
steers, Sc 25 to Sc Is: prime 1900 to
1900 pound steers, S. 25 to S Is; me-
Fdium 100 to 1900 pound steers. 81 Is
TO s. 90; common butchers stock, S4
% TOD TO; cows, heifers, &c, 81 80 to
81 so; bulls, 50 so to SO 90; sLockers,
SO so to 81 Co., stt-.s
HOGS-The supply of hogs on sale
was smaller than last week, there being
but few in the hands Of transient deal.
ers. The market was firm and steady,
and with fair demand active, and pri-
ces were shade higher than last week
The best grades sold from 81 T5r to So
10; fair butchers hogs 81 so to ST. %
Common, 81 J0a4 %.
SHEEP-The number of sheep on
sale this morning was small, not ,excee.
ding 500. head, The market was dull
and slow, particularly on the common
and lower grades. The demand fol
mutton seems to have fallen of greatly
as one half of the sheep are not wanted
that was required to meet the demand
three months ago Pork and poultry
have taken the place of n utton, and
good markets are not looked for until
after the HOLIDAYS eI.sa lass
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Industrial Activity I'm RuSsia.

Accorlingatosa St. Petersburg cor
respondent of an English journal, the
activity in thefouhdries and government
arsenals is extraordinary. The entire
infantry armament has been converted
from muzzle-loaders to breech-loaders !;
the government. cannon fouEdries have
been greatly enlarged; and the pIoauc
ton of powder has grown to an i'm
mense private as well as public industry.
1t is calculated that with an adequate
supply of material the manufacture of
cartridges will soon reach an extent of
220,000,000 to 260,000,000 year. Large
numbers Of Gatling guns, the American
type of mitrailleuse, are also being con-
structed for the imperial sovernment.
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For the Spirit.l
Sudden Death,

q Mr. RoBERr A. SPRAGUE,' who resided
about three miles north Of Cameron,
-bauledwi his team, on Tuesday. Nov
'2S. aload of tobacco to town. He ap.
.peared in usual health. After delivering
the tobacco no got into his wagon and
with one ortwo Of his neishbors, started
home. When about one mile from Cam.
eron he fell back in the wagon and expir'
ed in a few minutes. DR.. WEBB was i'm
medistely sent for, but arrived too late
Supposed to be disease of the heart. He
leaves a wife and-children, and was abou
10 years Of age. H.
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T. H-The resignation of Attorney Gen
ersl AKERMAN lias been accepted, and ex-
Senator GEORGE H. WILLIAMS, of Oregon,
has been nominated and confirmed his
successor. s ,N.Tri,a as'. ,H.. nrE.s.E
AKERNAs did enough dirty work to en-
title him to great consideration from
GRANT; but he did not think it safe to
retain him, owing to the fact that he be-
Alongea to TooMBs' military staff during
the war .-...=-,.. .-.-r.
How about LoNGsTREEr Will Use
LESS removehim because of his connec-
with the defunct Confederacy I? He bein 2
a relative will, perhaps, make difference
in his favor. -
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How. TO MAKE CREAM PIE,-For each
pie take one tablespoonful of -four, two
tablespoonful of sugar, well mixed with
one half tescupfil Of sweet cream; CRATE
into it about one third Of medium 81
zed nutmeg, a small lump of butter, and
the white Of an egg we'll beaten. This
pie has no upper crust. Bake quick and
serve warm. '''
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FURNITURE,
Baltimore Live Stock Market.

............. ..s -.-,~ December Z.
BEEF CATTLE--Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves at SIS 25a6; generally rated first
quality at Sd 50a5 25; medium or good
fair quality at. 50 50a4 so; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows at So O0s3
30; inferior and lowest grades of cattle
SOa0 00-general average Of the, mar
ket, to day, $4 80 Extreme range of
prices IS 00a6 90 Most Of the SALE s
were from 81 co to S. so per 100
pounds. .,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quetc
fair to good lat sheep at 4a64c per pouad
gross, the latter figure fora superior lot
Stock sheep dull at s2a3. 90. per head,
as to quality ar. ala.
HOGS-We quote to day at So 73at
l21 per 100 lbs net, as to qualify few
chv ice sold shade higher, .vg
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Cinclunatl Live Stock Market.
December | | .


GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The supply is fair,
and the, market closed steady,wi about
all sold at the close. We quote com.
mon to fair butcher Cattle selling at 50
75a3 IS prime do at S4a4 so, and ship
ping Cattle at 81 25a4 so per GENITAL
live weight. 'EE .E.fft r.
SHEEP-The supply is light, and the
market closed firm, with all sold. We
quote common to prime stock selling at
81 75a4, and extra at 81 80 per Genital,
gross. = T. e s & EE
HOGS-The receipts are heavy, and
the demand was sufficient to take all
that arrived. We quote good to extra
packing Hogs selling at 81 4oa4 55,
and light averages at 81 2Oa4 40, with
the market active and all sold at the
close.
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Sheriff Sale.
acob Baker
VS..
Andrew Baker.

DY virtue of au order Of sale to ne direct.
ID ed from the court of common pie as of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for, sale. at
the front door Of the court houssin the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. m. and O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 23d day Of Decem6sr, 1871,
the following described real estate, situate in
Menroe county, Ohio, to wit.
The northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twelts, township heven OF
range seven, containing forty acres more or
less. - -'
Also; the west hall Of the west half Of tn.
northsaS. qu4rtsr Of section eleven, township
seven of range seven, containing iorty acres
more or less. .a
appraised, first lot, at 81 ,075. .
! 8. ID .lot, at 1900. -
GEORGE CALDWELL,
| nsvslws. Sheriff M. c.. O.
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OBITUARY.

At larington,D December 5,1s7l,' in hel
9th year, Sister Keziah Mccoy fell
asleepin Jesus. -7 Is ,a.
She was faithful member the Chlis.
tian Church 81 years. For the last II
years she lived with her son-in- law. Bro.
W. H. Mallory, sof this place. She bore
her sufferings with humble resignatio Il
and passed away in the triumph of Chris.
tan faith and hope. May the Lord com.
fort the bereated relatives and friends
and prepare them to meet the deceased
sister where parting is unknown
. - ...s-,.. j. A. WALTERS.
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Sheriff Sale.
H. Benuinghaus
VS..
Andrew Stephen ct al.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct :
ID ed, from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
the front door of the court house,in the town
of Woods6eld between the hours Of 10 O'clock
a. m and o'clock p. M, on
Satmdag,the 23d day Of December, 1871,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter 81
section Six, township seven of range seven
containing eighty eight acres.
appraised at $5,360
GEORGE CALDWELL,
nov2lws. Sheriff N.iC o.
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decl l9w2.
Problems. Puzzles, Ensgmas, Rid.
dies and ANSyvirs.
For the Spirit.
Twenty Concealed Au'hOrs--WhO
Are They? d. s.-.

) Iheard 4 sailor spinning a yarn
with all his energy to keep open the eyes
of his sleepy mates. Sundry denias
and anathemas from the sailing master
nettled him; but still ambitious to com
plete his mythic history, though he couid
not smother well his towering wrath. he
continued to chatter to nodding tars till
the morning rays of the sur called all
hands anew to necessary duties. But with
the end of his yarn, old and tedious as it
was, felt l could dispense right easily.
Though his will is good, on land or sea, to
begin again, i will not tempt him.
Answer in two weeks TYRo.
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TIE .WooDsFIELp .AMArEURs-Wn
give an exhibition in the NJ. u. Churcl
the evening of Christmas. Admission
25 cents; children Is cents. the exhib
~ ..,,t -. -
tion will consist of singing, plays, instru
msntal music and other performance
which, we have no doubt, will make it
complete success. 's'.f''
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~ Sheriff CALDWELL enters uponthe
second term of bis Office on the first day
Of January. Recorder HcsKINsoS, Pros.
Attorney PEARSON and Surveyor SLOAN,
(foprth term, assume the duties Of their
Offices atthe same time. ~,
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Estray.

StraSed from the premises Of the sub
scriber, in Woodsfeld, on December
16, 1871, a red and white spooted COW,
very wild, and dry.
ANY person taking her up and noti-
flying me will be paid for their trouble.
ANTHONY SUHUMACHER,
Dec 10, 1t. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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REMEDY For Wop,ts IN NJ YInRsrs ls,;ts = PR

REMEDY FoR Worms IN HoRsEs Put
a handful Of sifted wood ashes in a
quart bottle, and fill the bottle with ci-
der vinegar. 1t will foam like glass
OF soda and it should be given to the
hsrse that has worms the moment it
loans. Two bottles will cure the worst
attack Of worms. Fer forty years l
nave never known an instance Of failure
where this remedy was applied at once.
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A SAD Acc1DENr-We learn from a
correspondent at Cameron, this county,
that on Friday, the 1st inst, Mrs. D. S.
SUTER, of taat place, lifted kettle of
boiling water to pour into tub, when her
feet slipped throwing her down and tn e
hot water upon her, scaldirg her left arm,
face and breast very severely. DR.. WEss
was called to attend the case.
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JELLY CAKE . cups of white sugar,
cup.of butter, l cup of sweet milk, 3
eggs, ! tesspoonful of soda stir in flour
enough to make thick batter; bake in
4 quick oven and put iceing between.-
For icing take one cup of coffee. sugar
we'll pulyerized, the whites of two eggs,
and beat stiff; then put in bowl and
set in boiling hot, then spread ou the
layers and set together
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Si f"i
County Officers.


ssPrsnats. Judge. TAEo. O CAsrLE, Office in
the Court House. i.s ;7s.s Hu. -N2. s..-
~ Auditor MtcH AL HoEFfLEs; office in The
Court House. sYjf Is lz. ~ De .'at .err' a-.'
Treasurer W1ELIAN RsAD: oifce in the
Court Hense.
Clerk of Court, DAVID okRr; ofhce in the
: Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. sPRiees, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder JOHN HANILroS;osice in the Court
House.
Sheriff, G koRss CALDvELL;ofics in the Court
House.
Commissioners-IsAAc BERNHARD, WA.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CsHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
surveyor, O.rS. SLOAN; Pos tofice Stafford,
Inarmary Directors, JACOB G. YoHo, PHIIlP
SeHvsAcHRR, Sr,, STEPHEN DouGHEKrr. IN.
Coroner, John MuHLEMAS, Esq.,; Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio.
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RE- Mr.. THOMAS WRIGHT, of Perry
township, this county, killed, few days
ago, pigs at months old which aver
aged ZIG pounds net. He is now feeding
two more Of the same litter, of which he
-
intends to make 1000 pounds net.
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~A local and county agent wanted
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United States for this place or
county. - '5''44 s4'e'''
/ The new business of the Equitable is
larger than that of any Life Insurance
Company in the world This lie an OPP
portunity to secure first class agency.
Address, AZ c. c. GRAVES, Rec, Sec.,s
decIew4, o'-rn a'5 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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D DREssSu TRIMMING S
Now is the Time to Subscribe.
,Efn. rrr' - H..
Ten Copies of the "Spirit'
FOR Sl5 CO.

Owing to frequent applications from
Democrats in every townstip in Monroe
County, we have concluded to club the
SPIRIT at the rate of 10 copies, one year,
for Sl5 90, from now to April l, 1872 -
After that time we will not receive clnb
subscribers at 2 lower rate than 50 90
per year Z -
Democrats canvass. your townships
and send in the names of two or three
hundred yearly subscribers, as a New
Years Gift, to the SPIRIT. .......,.
/ Single subscribers will be charged the
usual subscription, 50 oper year.
Our Club Agents can forward fifty sub
scri5ers from each township, by January
l, and do it BY canvassiug not more than
one 81 week. ! ~ ! i ~ as~
Show this to your neighhors, Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, and ask them to
subscribe. ''> ''''.'
Send for Prospectus.
H, R; WEST,
IT, !. Editor and Proprietor
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Another link has been added to the
.telegraphic girdle that one day will com.
.pletely surround the globe, A cable
has been successfully laid from Batavia,
Java, to Port Darwin, Australia, and in
"A few days the tariff of messages from
New York to Australia will be announ-
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-19
'CHRIsTMAS! CHRISTMAS!
Let Everybody Read =!

l have just received the largest and
finest assortment of COMMON and French
Candies,
Sugar Toys for Christmas Trees!
Also, canned fruits of all kinds: soda,
water and sugar crackers, and chow
chow. Large pound and fruit cakes for
the Holidays, kept constantly on hands.
Nuts Of all kinds, cheese, sardincs, and
all other articles usually kept in q Concec-
tionery.
Give me call.
JACOB REINHERK,
' City Bakery,
South of the Court House.
dec19w2.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-19

BAKED CUsTARD. Boil one pint Of
cream and a half pint of milk with
mace, cinnamon, and lemon peel-a lit.
tie of each. When cold, mix the yolks
of three eggs sweeteB, and make your
cups or paste nearly full. Bake them
ten minutes. .. s.....F. -s..it