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Ekoofsamss's German Tonic

Was compounded for those no; inclined
10 extreme bittgrs. and j. intended ia,
:. use III eases W ben some alcoholic s:i,rt,.
liant Is required. in connection " i'll, III.
Tonic properties OF the i5itter>. I,r,
bo!iie of The Tonic contains Oh. butti,
of the Bi'cr>. combined " ith pare san
ia Cruz Eun,. and favored in such /,
J manner that the extreme liit..i.e.. a.,
The Enters Is overcome. forming !. p;en-
a'aiion highly agreeable aud pleasant T..
thc palate. and containing tie medicine,
virtues OF the Biiters. The price Of TN.
Tonic Is $3.50 per bottle. Nhic!, man,
persons think too high. They must tik..
INTO consideration that the sti,nnIau,
used is guaranteed 10 /, OF a pnre aual.
lily. a poor article used could lie FIR.
nishcd at a cheaper price. bul is it no;
better to pay little more aud have
coed article: 4 medicinal preparation,
should contain none but The best ;.,r,-a
dicnis. and they WHO expect To ui,;a;;, :;
cheap compound will mos; certainly 81,
cheated.
.hsy are the Creates, known Remedies
For LIVER coM!iAiST. nYsrfr-i.. xrs-
"is-DLEIilTi. JsvNi.lcr. r;>rA>E of
TIE kidney. trtrTio,..s uF THE
skIs. aiih nil diseased arising:
from "A disorders Liver.
Stomach. OF linr.ri,y
oi' tie Blood.
Hrad t',r following SYMPTOMS:
Constipation. .iain.rncc. onward ii,...
!ulimes~ o. Blood 80 tx, ..-il. I. i,;s, +
OF Tie Stomach. Nau>ra :lear,-.,nr,:
Disgust for Food. !'uIinr.~ or Wei. il,
the stomach. Sour Esnr.aii,n.. ~inkinm
or tlnitering n; lie pit ol Tie St.;u,ci,
>w inmiii-s Of Tie Head. hurried nr dir
iiruls breathing. flGiicring al Inc heart.
clicking or sufluratiii" >.;i-ati,.us Wien.
IN IA l!inG posture, ,lmnc>s OF vision.
ioi> or webs before The .i..:... dull min
III The head. deficiency OF l,cr.;,i.at;or.
ycii"wne-s Of Tie skin and c.r.. pain h. y
NE side. back. chest. limbs. Nr.. sudden
il''>lies OF heat. burning III tho flesh.
constant ii:iarii.ii'g> OF evil. AMI .er.a, i
depression "f spirits. AlliI.csc indicate !
disease OF TIE liver or digestive or..an. =
inhincd with impure blood.
The use Of the Bitter. or Tonic Nil, ,
soon cause The above SYMPTOMS 10 dis
appear. and tho patient will become well
and healthy.
pr. IEoofiand's Greek OIL,
lightning cure for siikina- Of ;,air and aches.
APPLIED EATEENAi.LY.-it will care
I'll kinds OF Pains a:id Aches. such a. {,
rheumatism. Neural in. tooti,arhc. chill :.
bains, Sprains. Bruises. Prostitutes. o
Headaches. Pains IN the Back ard Loius. q
Pains in the joints or Limbs, Siin-s Off,
Insects. Kingworiis. etc. i.
TAKEN 1NTERNALi.Y.-lt will cure !.
Kidney Complaint, Backaches. Sick e
Headache. Collie. Dyscntcry. Diarrhna 4
ni.n,um. Cholera Morbn.. Cramp. and +,
Pains in the stomach. Fever and 4 .uc. n
-oughs. Colds. Asthma. etc. ~
DIR. Hoofand's PcdophyIlin, !.
OK SUBSTITUTE foR MERCURY PILL.
TWO PILLS A nOer
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pr. IEooRand's Greek OF.
DIR. Hoofland's PcdophyIlin,
Oh; sUH>TITuiE FOR MERCURY Pill.
TWO PILLS A DOsF

ruE Ma>f POWERFUL. fsr rSyorESr, yro.rA1fsc,ru,u,,
= not necessary tn take faug! or these pile :,
produce tue desired en.rs them act .uiell ,g
powerfully. cleansing ID. Liver Stomach ,nd ~ !, 4,
In or the Alcoholic Extract of Manjr.k. vlr,, 4" ~
many times more Powerful. Acting ani .arr,,- N :,
The Mandrat. itself. IT. peculiar aci.l, il r,.,, M,
Liver cleaning il speedily FROM al olsrr~,. III,
al tne power 3" Mercury. YET free from the i,;,i,,
results attached 70 the use 81 ihsi mineral
FOR aildi>sa-es. ia which III. usa ~ n ,.,,Ls-;, 4; ~
dcated these oils Will give entire sa faction in
case They never fail. ~!
ncn>es 81 Iiy,ttomplnEi Dyspepsia. and x.-c,,.
t"stivcress lar. iic"hands German ,i,,.r. ar r.;
shonli Nc used ~ copn.riion with The rii, III, ,,
ELECTS 81 the Eftcrs Tonic builds ~ III. sy...,, H.
ii''crs or Tonic pnTi'ics the Blood. .s-.,rh-,s ~
nerves Regulates the Liver a:id gives str. nvth .,rcv
and yieGr 80 s's''
Keep your Bowels aetivc with the pilis ana ,,,,c a..
tue system with Hrfcrs Tonic. ami H., ,,i..,-. .. :.
retain lis hold. or assail Won ~
These medicines ar" sold by all Druggist. AMI ;c.lr
~ medicines everywhere 1919
kec"irc iha'.it Il ia. Hcorr a~p's Grsy,S Rr..s,,
'ha' are 80 universally used and highly -.ro,n,,.,,
a'd do n"t all.w the Uruggis. 10 ipl,,e- a., =. ~,
anything else that be- may say g. Just d. ,.io! h.,n
hr makes larger profit on H. These ;e,r.i,es "a m ~
sent by Express 90 ANY locality. upon ai.es,io, . ~,
IkINtIPAl OFFICE. ~ the sELx.N ~, rr,x,, So.
III AE'n STREET. r'iLarElrmA.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly c. NJ. JACKSON SEQ.
These Remedies Tor sale by Druggists s,o,.r.on
crs. and Medicine Dealers. evc~vwhere M r,nr,a,. T
Indies. ~ ~ 80, 49,
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NTThc following ointment is claimed
to he sure cure for scratches in horses
Take four ounces ointment Of rosin, one
half ounce oil Of organum, onc-halt
ounce tincurc Of iodine, one and one.
half pounds Of mutton talow. Mix all
well together. Wash the foot clean
will, CASTLE soap and soft water. and an
ply the ointment after the foot becomes
dry. Once n day will be sufficient t.
apply the ointment.
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farming Down Green Crops.

l! has 20; into the papers that blow
M down green crops produces acid in
the soil from the decomposition, which
Is hurtIul 10 crops that it i better to
turn under When the crop j. maturc.',
Thar the composition vii! be slower, and
no hurt Will rcswli.
This i. toubllc-, true with some soils
those deficient in alkaline ml!trr. bu,
a most soil; con.ain lime ind potash
and other kindred materials. this acid j.
not only harmless but beneficial, as IL
uniics With the alakali>. making plant
f"al. which otherwise might lie ~ il al
ready has for ages. useless 20 vegetation
Ii i, for Ibis reason that the turning
under OF green crops i highly recon-
nrnach, not because is chemical action
il known. but because experience has
demonstrated its advantage. The great
njoriiv OF eases have demonstrated
that ii is a good tltlglo turn the full.
h!o>som'ug. sNcculcnt crop. The aka
lis are almost always present in some
form to take up and unite with the acid.
In soils where The acids remain free.
would il not be welt 10 sprinkle the /
clover wi,ll lime before blowing, or
previously apply 10 The soil !: in such
Il case. lime would be a benefit in any
event. rs The soil requires it.-Utica
Herald.
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~ One drouthy season teaches us,
among many other valuable lessons, that
we may fortify ourselves against their
worst results
1. by undertaking, trench plow-
ing, or blowing six or seven inches deep.
2. by fall blowing, or blowing as
early as during the last half of March.
3. by sowing and planting. if not in
March, at the earliest practicable hour
4. BY sowing and planting thinly !:
and by a clean and careful system Of
cultivation.
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OF Speaking of the health of animals,
The American Agriculturist says: 1.-The
sickness and death of stock constitute
one Of the greatest losses and discour-
agements of the farmer. The immedi.
ate cause Of their death may be beyond
our control, but in nine cases out Of ten
the disease. five search back far enough.
might be traced TO dyspepsia, derange-
mcnt of the bowels. and general dcbili-
ty. Improper aud irregular feeding,
ovcrwork in 4 hot sun, going too long
without wafer. and then giving, too
much, arc among the causes Of bad d.
gcsiion and general ill-health. And
these are under our control"
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FOUNDER IN lIoEsFs. -BcnjImn w
Wood writes tic Southern Cul,iyator
Manyyra ago learned cure ioi
founder i'll horses which is 80 simple
and has proved so successful in IN,
hands. that ! send il 10 You. thinking il
ma! oe Of advice 10 some OF your rca-
dcrs. Clean ont the bottom OF The foot
thoroughly. hold up firm y in Il horizon.
TAI position. and pour in say a table
spoonful III spirits OF tnrpentinc. il the
cavity OF the ho0f VIII hold that much.
ifnof. pour in what il will hold. With
"ut danger q! running over: touch the
furpcntinc with red hot iron (illis will
set il ON FREE: hold Tie hooi firmly in
this position until il all JUrns out. Care
must DC taken tia; nonc runs on the
hair of the huol. Lest the skin be burned.
Ifali the feet are affected. burn turpen-
tine III All Of them. Relief will specdi- 4
~ follow. and the animal " i'll be ready ,
for service IN 4 short time. once ap-
piled this remedy 10 n horse that had
been tonndcred twen,y-iiouv hours be-
fore l saw him. and lie was promptly
relieved. la another case. where the
animal could hardly be induced 10 move.
MS suffering was 50 great, lie was treat
cu III the SAME manner as soon as his
trouble was discovered. and less than
an honr aitcrwar,l was hlchcl 10 a buzz
~ AMI Grivcn twenty-five miles the
same day. all Iamcnoss disappearing af-
Icr nc had Travelled q few miles.
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hey are the Creates, know Rene diss

OF LINER COMPLAINT. HisPFp-i.. Ma:
oi spLEIiiTi. isIHi,icf. DISEASE of
IiiE kiDsEt~. trvrTio>.,. ~ THE
skIs. ait! NIL t:sea.cd al.isin.
from a disorders Liver,
stomach. OF liaruri,y
oil tie Blood.
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s.oDSooscc. Shoals & Jasnsy.
VAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES.
sTEINIIArSER & sCHRADEE.

ny = Contractors f"r H.. Looyon,ce Shoals and
~ JASPER Nail Express Routes. r..s.cc;Tniiy IN
."'n,ne pubic. titsi they will run g"ud hack witn
-NceT'ff teams ans. liable drivers and ara ,,.r.,c,
!" e"h'': Passengers ani express matter hiyeeu The
"'o AMI Mississippi Railroad fo"ro,'r. ~ shn.is
~" 'a>-f ~ way Places ga the routes ON Vi. r,...
Reasonable terms. F.rsons sending or receiving 49,
Isesras. ~ an, kind may depend having ii CAREFUL,
'iiir'- a'i' promptly and safely delivered. Their
Stage for iro-o.;ec leaves Ias,.r an N.us, vssn.
ia ana Fridays ri o'clock. a. " striving at Loo
.'ire ~ iime 70 connect with tie trains the q 4
ht.Ih4".. l.ff.s I"'.,'trc Iuc..iav Thur.dsy
al Ss'Fiay Their Stage l.av.s Jasper every FRIDAY
ii"Fhins az O'Clock. amt arrives ShsaI~ in tim. n
ING lraN' S..,l- A. O'Clock SATURDAYS
And also. iirv will T,.n stage u, p,,.-.i-rs ..r,
'F"ii.. leaving Jasper NJ II n'.aeL Returning an
ainsdsy>- leaving Petersburg ~ +, .,.ei..k 4, n
Jh! >, ~ SrEiNUAJSER & SciiEADIC
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[Frop, the Register.l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WneellnS wholesale MarAes'
January 4.
BUTTER-Abundant supply and phi
ces lower, selling at 25@35c.
CHEESE-In fair demand at 154@lGc
for Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm;
standard brands, in jobbing way, 24@
25c and no charge for package.
CANDLES--Star at 14@17c; City
mould at 12Jc.
COFFEE-Fair at 19c; prime at 2os@
2l1c; fancy at 224c.
EGGS-Supply good a. 25@3oo per
dozen.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and the
usual advance for small lots in a retail
way.
FLOUR Red winter at 5 75@6 90;
white wheat family at 6 30; regrindings
at 4 so.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; white at 15@
:! 20 for choice No. ]; red at 10.
RYE-At 75@80c.
OATS-At 35@46c.
BARLEY-At 75c@1 co.
PROVISIONS-Packers are offering
the new hog product which is in fair de.
mand. Mess pork at "a 90. Lard,
tierces at 124c; keg at lac. Bulk
shoulders at SIC. Bacon shoulders at
l2c; hams at 16@17c; clear sides at 15c,
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at z
%; No. 3 do at 5 90; white fish at Z SO;
lake herring at A 25; lake shad at 4 25.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina at
Sc. -.
HOMINY--Sales of white flint at 6
90 per bbl. =,
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 50@65c; New
York at 75@ soc; choice drips at S5c.
SUGARS--New Orleans at l21@131c;
Porto Rico at 1l4@l2lc; Cuba at 11@
11ac; crushed, powdered and granulated
at 14!@l4a. A coffee at 14lc; B coffee
at 144c; G coffee at 14c.
SODA-At &c in papers; best New
Castle at &c in keg.
BAKING POWDER-sales at $50
per pound.
SOAP-Family at 64c; German at SIC;
Eastern at l0@12c.
SALT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio River
at 2 10.
TOBACCO-Navy Blacks at 62@72c;
dark J JOs and Is at 65@75c; bright los
and + at,70@S0c.
TEA-Gunpowder at l 50@1 Is;
Young Hyson at l 30@l 60; black at
l 00@i 1901 so.
BROOMS-No. l fancys.4 Is; No. 9
fancy, %; No. 3 fancy, 3 IS; No. /
plain. 3 so; No 2 plain, 3 25; No. 3
plain, 2 1908 90.
GLAsS-First quality sxl0 at 4 OO;
10xl2 at 4 90; second quality Sx10 at
3 90; l0x12 at 3 80 per box Of so feet.
Discount 10 per cent.
GENSENG-At 55c % fb.
HAY-Qniet; prime baled is still quo
ted at Is Oc@17 90; loose at 10 O0@l2
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at
l 20.
HOGS-Are coming in freely and
packers are running full and regularly ;
6@64c is the outside for prime hogs.
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Mince pies.

The following receipt for mince pies
which are now in season, is confidently
recommended by writer in the Ger
mantown Telegraph, after using it for
many years:
Boil a fresh beet tongue tender. let il
get cold, then chop. it fine with one
pound of suet, one halt peck of apples,
two pounds of currants, picked and
washed very carefully, one pound of cit
ron sliced, half an ounce each of pow
dered cloves, alspice, cinnamon and gin
ger, three pints of sweet cider, one pint
of Madeira wine, half pint of brandy,
with enough sugar to sweeten to your
taste. This will make large jar full.
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County Omcers.

f.otats Judge, ". I. SINCLAIR; ofioe in
tAs Court House,
Auditor, s. GRIxsHAw; once in the Court
House.
Treasurer, wlLIlAx READ; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JsRs. WILLIAMS; Office in the
CSars House..
Prosecuting Attorney, J. r. srRrces, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. D. O'CoSsoR; Office in the Court
1suse.
shsrin, ,GsoRaz cAsDwELI;ofRoe in the Court
Mouse.
Commissioned BERSHARr, WV.
WoRKnAE, CHRISTIAN CEHRs Office with Aud
ftor. s4ss k
Surveyor, o. 8. SLOAN; Possofice Stafford.
in6rmary Directors, JACOB @. YoHo, STE
fHEH DoueHssrr, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner. JoHs MuHLRMAE, Bso; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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jan10w5
Sheriff Sale.
Laughlin, Smith 4 Co..
Wesley j. Williamson.

DY virtue of au order of sale to me directed
IL from the coare of eommon pleas of Mon
roe county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town of
Woodsheld, on
.Saturlay,the Ilh day Of February, 1871,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and 4
o'clock pm, tue following described real es
tate situate in said county. to wit:
The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twenty six township three
and range five, containing forty acres more or
less.
Appraised at s
GEORGE CALDWELL,
jan10w5. Sheriff N. c. Q.
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ECourt will commence here on the
i7th inst. There are but l64 cases on
the docket this term. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of the first week will be
devoted to State cases, the most import
ant Of which are Ohio against GEORGE
WILBUR, indicted for manslaughter, set
for Friday; and Ohio against SARAH
WEDDELL, indicted for shooting with in
tent to kill, tfor Saturday.
The civil business seems likely to be
much less than usual.
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Sheriff Sale.
Levi M. Cisue
Emanuel Cisne.

fmanuel ClSne.
y virtss Of an order Of sale 10 ne directed
y fron the court Of CON nsn pleas Of Men.
roe county, Ohio, will offer fer sale, at the
front door Of the court house, between the
hours Of leo'cleck a. IA, and 4 s'cleck p.n.
on
Saturday, the 11th day of February, 1871.
the following described real, estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to witt
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty township three of
range FIVE,
Also, the east half of the southeast quarter
OF section tweuty-one township three of range
nve, except small piece conveyed by A. Dye
OIL the last tract, in all one hundred and sew.
enteen acres more or less,
Also, part of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section ten township
three of range five containing one acre more
or less.
Also, lots numbered ffty-seven and sixty in
the townsof Antioch.
LIST tract, III acres, appraised ats1, ,440 90.
I'd l acre, SO 90
Lots Nos 81 an 90 Z" 700 90
GEORGE CALDWELL,
janl0w5. Sheriff ". C. o.
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AGENTS WANTED FOX

THE Containing Fleetwood's "Life Of
LIGHT Christ" "Lives of the apostle Evan
OF gelists and Martyrs" Doddridge's
THE Evidences of Chris'ianity;" "History
WORLD. of th e Jews" by Josephus; "a His
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Administrators Sale.

In pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 4th day of February, 1871,
at II o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises. the
described real estate, situated in, the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The south half of the northeast quarter of
section thirty-one, township three and range
four, containing seventy-seven acres more or
less, subject to the dover interest of Christena
Barrachman, also the west half of the northeast
quarter of section seven township four and
range five, containing eighty acres more or less,
subject to the dover Of Elizabeth Shriver-
Terms of sale: 0ne-third in hand one-third in
Ole year, and one-third in two years from day
of sale, with interest; the payments to be secu.
red by mortgage unon the premises sold
WILLIAM J. ADAMSON,
Admir- of John w. Barrachman, decd.
jan10w4.
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TIE WESTERN HOME for january { civ

TIE WESTERN HOME for January gives
evidence that the spirit OF Improvement
has full possession of its new admins
tration.
More space is devoted to interesting
matter than ever before. Its contents
are unusually attractive.
The Christmas Story by "Peregrine
Pickle" Geo. P. Upton) is in his hap
piest style, full of tender rathos, and
deepest sympathy with the lowly. jok
Henry Ward Beecher's discourse is in
his usual "tropical style" and is most
interesting feature. The offer Of the
Publishers, to present each Subscriber
with Portrait of this remarkable man,
will add new interest to his Plymouth
Pulpit Series as they appear from month
to month. =
The Children's Department has that
happy medium which makes it attractive
to old and young alike.
II this Holiday number is a promise
of what we are to receive in the future,
its Subscribers may congratulate them
selves IN getting one of the best Maya
zines at an exceedingly low price. II is
only One Dollar per year.
Published by WESTERN HOME CO., 133
Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill. -
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EEUnder the new revenue law two
cent stamps are still required on bank
checks, but they are not necessary on
receipts for money on a payment of a
debt, nor need there be any stamps put
upon promissory notes for less than one
hundred dollars.
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Special Notiitss,
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by
simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of chargs,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find suRE CURE FOB Con-
suMrrIos, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
It's south Second street,
novl5Y. Williamsburgt, N. Y.
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[For the Spirit.]

/. A For the Spirit =
[51.] eulnn.rs.
l. How viii you add to nine, and
make six? fr
g. How will you take the half from
nine, and leave but four? ECLECTIC.
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After to day. the 10th inst, the plans
and specifications of the school aouse.
advertised in this paper, to be erected in
Woodsfeld, can be seen at the Sheriff's
office in the Court House The l4th
inst. is the day on which the bids win be
opened.
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Pittsburg Cattle Market.
CORRECTED wEsKLr

January 4.
The receipts of cattle at the Central
Cattle Yards we're larger than last week,
and the market is slow and prices un-
changed. The highest sale reported was
7ae. Dealers are hopeful that there will
be an improvement befor the close of the
week. 9
Sheep ere in good supply and the mar
ket is dull.with sales at 3a6c One bunch.
averaging 129 pounds, brought SIC,
The supply Of hogs is not very large,
but fully up to the demand and the mar
ket slow and prices weak at 6fa65c.
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no Adyertisers.

Administrators Notices, Divorce No
tees, Road Notices, Attachment Notices,
and all other transcient advertisements.
must be paid for before insertion.
Attorneys held responsible for the ad-
yertising fees in Legal Notices, and the
same must be paid for when handed in
for publication. -. ss.4 zsas
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BEEvES-The market was rather
brisk but closed without any decided
change from last weeks prices. First
quality, 5aa6ac; medium 4aa5tc; inferi-
or to ordinary 34a4c. Receipts, 1909
had, sales 1345. :
SwINE-In moderate demand. Fair,
9a9ac. Net receipts, 349S head
I SHEEP-A large supply coming and
dull. Good bring fair prices; fair to
good 4a5ci good 70 eztFa, ,5a5te. Receipts,
1891 head. 1sfa
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Sheriff Sale.
A. D. & ]. Haverly
William Cooley.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
u from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
am. and a o'clock pm, on
Saturday,fhe llth day of February. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
Z The north half of 10. number forty-nine in
the town of Sardis.
: Appraised at 1928. q
dEoRGE CALDWELL,
{ decl0w5. Sheriff NJ. G. O.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs: Having seen in the
"Spirit Of Democrdcy," Of January 3,
1871, a notice of Moses Barker that a
note we hold against him for s134 co,
dated November sSth, 1870, due Novem-
Der 1st, 1872, was obtained by fraud and
will not be paid we have only to say
that the note was given 10y Moses Barker
in Sc Element of the account held by us
against his son George w. Barker who
had left the Estate Of Ohio" with full
knowledge of the correctness of the ac-
count, which was in great part, at least,
for q COW, calf and furniture purchased
by us for said George w. Barker when
he got married to enable him to 60 to
keeping house; and Mr.. Moses Barker
holds our receipt sho wing what the note
was given for, and our books have been
squared by that note including anote of
S45 90 given by his son George and
which last mentioned note we are ready
to give up to him; and the account re-
ceipted when he presents our receipt,
according to our verbal agreement The
whole transaction was fair, honest and
open and we shall enforce the payment
of the note. A. MEYER, d Co.
Brownsville, O., Jan. 6, 1871.