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Farm for Sale.

T WILL ODER for sale to the highest bidder,
i the oIisr faem, containing $50 acres. situ.
atsd in Oxford township, Guernsey county,
Ohio, enc and one half miles south of Fair.
view, aud the National Road. and four and
one half miles north Of The railroad,
ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER, Is, 1871
Said farm is in good state Of cultivation,
le0 acres in, oli sod, and nearly all the re.
maindsr. sown down In grass: two good or.
cn nards; good fencing, Anmber one buildings,
good timber. Is acres of good coal, aud good
water i'd ssury field. The soil is of the very
best quality. Is very convenient to schools,
churches, mills. and an excellent Market
The coal, at ons-half cent Ter bushel, will
pay for the farm at least seven times. |
would just say to any one wishing good
home. come and see for yourself, II you
wish to invest in No. property, come and
examine this farm, 1t is one Uf the very best
IN the county, For particulars cali and see
the undersigned on the premises. Terms
easy, and will be made known on the day Of
sale, Sale to commence at 3 o'clock, pm,
je20m3, Jas, W, MORHHLL.
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Township LeVieS,

The Ohio Legislature last winter re-
duced the levies considerably. Township
authorities heretofore could levy, fo,
township purposes, mill for expenses
no limitfo debt; mill for poor purpo
ses, and ] mill for bridge purposes; bu,
this year no more than 7-I0of mill can
be levied for all township purposes.
The Board of Education heretofore
could levy for school purposes 6 mills
now they can levy only 81 mills for all
school purposes.
The authorities should make their con
tracts accordingly. je2Ow2.
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CONSTITUTIONS BREAK Down Why
do they break down? Because, too often,
constitutional debility is either pronoun-
ced incurable, and LEFT to take its course,
or is mistakenly treated Rouse tagging
nature with the wholesome, stimulating
properties of Hooaands German Tonic,
or invigorate the system with Hooaand' s
German Bitters, the counterpart of the
Tonic in all except the alcoholic basis,
and the failing constitution will soon re-
cover its energy. Bi.liousness, Nervous
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fe-
yer, &C., always impair the constitutional
stamina, as well rs the muscular strength,
and the effect of these remedies is stimuli
taneously to expel the virus of disease,
and repeir its ravages. Depot, 63l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale
by Druggists throughout the country
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Sheriff Sale.
Jacob Jordan
: Michael Enlow ct al.

DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
ID 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
Woodsheld, on
Saturday, the 29th day Of July. 1871,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and 4
o'clock PM. the following described real es
tate situate in said county. to 1it, y.a5 d
The southwest quarter of the southess
quarter of section six, township four of range
Eve. containing thirty-sevsn acres more or
less; also another tract described as follows:
beginning for the Same at the northwest cor.
ner Of the northeast quarter of section Eve
same township and range above written
thence south seven rods, thence southeast
sighty-one degrees and twenty-five hun
dredths; thence northeast thirty-six degrees,
thirteen rods aud twelve links; thence west
thirty.two rods to the place o. beginning
containing one and ons@half acfes and fifteen
rods more or less,
LIST tract appraised at s55S, 7s,r
ID i27. EHa.ss
.~---,; .,s..g .ii.l GBORGB CALDWELL,
je20w5. Sheriff n. C. o.
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A Nice Dish.

The Chicago Times rccentlys publish
ed, q Sseries -of sketches of leading di,
vines in that city, and thus heads the
article: -' i '-'-1@
The Preachcrs-A Very Grand Dish
of Clerical Hash The Original. Priest
andAyhere He Came From-The Par.
turition Of Earthquakes Of Eightnings,
and WhirIwindsAThe Typical Catholic
Episcopalian, Baptist, Methodist, ct ce.
tera-A Good Deal About the Several
Hundred Preachers of Chicago-The
Pecuniary Sizetof the 'AVeep of Those
'Who Preach for, Hire"-Pen ,and-inl
Photographs Of the Prominent Pulpit
eers Of the Garden City--Their Brains
Their Salaries, Their Compilations, ant
their Countenances-The Pulpits il
Npce, and the Retail Trade Of Salvation
in Parvo-All of Them, from Amina
dab Sleek to Rev. Cream Cheese, an(
Melchisedek Howler. -
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~M Mr.. JOHN H. LARMoRE, of Texas,
Ohio, township, this county, is an old
gentleman 30 years of age. He recently
,calked to Wheeling, distance of forty
miles, in one day. f,,4al
If there is man of Mr.. LARMoRE' s
age in Ohio that can equal this feat we
should like to hear from him. 'aaN
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Ohio Farmers Insurance Company

qaAt lie Roy, Medina County, Ohio, :.
This Company has cash capital Of u
$449,442 y
1t takes no risk on any but farm property.
The rates are considerably lower than
those of any other Company. --a.a
CHARLES P. DoRR, Woodsfield, Monroe
County, Ohio, is the Agent for Monroe
and Noble Counties. je13w2
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: County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. 7. SINCLAIR; Office In
the Court House.
Auditor, 8. GRINsHAw; Office in the Cour,
House.
Treasurer, WnLrAx READ: Office in the
Court Bouse.
Clerk of Court, DAVID OKKY; ONCE IN the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. spRrcos, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. JoHS HAMInroS;othce in the Court
Neherif, GEORGE CALpwKLL;ofice in the Court
HousSss hi os oS saa7tz
~Ccfnuiissioners-IsAAc BERNHARD, WV.
WoRKMAN, CHRISTIAN CKHRs; ofice,with Aud.
itor.
Surveyor, O. s. SLOAN; Pos coffee Stafford.
In6rmary Directors, JACOB C. YoHo, PafLir
ScHurAcHERfSr.,I JESSE JAcxsox p .-~.
Coroner, JoHs MuHLEMAS, Esa.; Barssville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Horace Greeley's Views OF the
SOaIhern Radical carpet Dags

From his New York Serenade Speech,
But the Ku-Klux are not the only ene-
mics of republican liberty in the South
there is another influence equally MS in
furious as theirs, and a great deal more
detrimental to the fame and character
of the Republican party. l allude to
what arc known as the thie,ing carpet
baggers daughter and applause). The
thieving carpet-baggers are mean pack.
They do exist there. have some OF
them; they are fellows who crawled
down South in the track of our armies,
and generally at safe distance to the
rear; some Of them in the suffers wag-
ons and some with cotton permits in
their pockets, and they ingratiated them
selves with negroes-a simple, credli-
lous, ignorant set of men. ever ready
to follow any who profess to be cham
pions of their cause and some of them
got elected senators and Representatives,
and some as judges, sheritfs, etc, and
there they stand, right in. the. public
eye, stealing, pltlndering, some with
arms around the negro, and their hands
in his pockets (laughter), and the pub
lie looks at them, and docs not looks at
the honest men, and calls them carpet-
baggers. They are pious mens too,
these thieving carpet-baggefs, and are
greatly concerned about the salvation
of the black mans soul. 'Let us pray"
they say (great laughter at Mr.. Gree
ley's imitation Of the, tone Of these
saints), but they spell the word pray
with an (Renewed and prolonged
laughter.) They obeyed the apostolic
injunction to pray without ceasing.-
Fellow citizens, the time has been and
still is when it was perileus to he known
as Republican or an Abolitionist in
the South but it never called blush of
shame to a mans cheek until these
thieving carpet basgers went there
They got into the Legislature. They
issued bonds and formed improvements.
The improvements were not male and
the bonds went into their own pockets.
Laughter. But you will say, gentle
men, that we have such at the North !;
yes, we have, and l know many of them
(laughter) but tits this, that the South
was without money, almost without
friends; these fellows came there to rob
when there was nothing to steal, or very
little, taking the last shinplaster off a
dead mans eyes. They were recognized
not only as thieves but as enemies here.
The men who steal are at least our coun-
trymen. Those who steal do not carry
the money out Of the State as these fels
lows do The South was not merely
beaten. but it was very much astonish-
ell J.; they have not got over the ainaze-
ment OF, their dofeat~ yet, What they
see of us they see in these robbers, and
they view the North with jaundiced
eyes, representing to them disgrace, and
the greatest obstacle to the tascendency
of Republican principles are these fel-
lows, and as such I-denounce them. n
the Ku Klux should take hundred or
two of these thieves and place them
gently across rails and bear them peace
ably across the Ohio / should not jus
tify tue act, but the tears I should shed
would live in a very small onion,--
Laughter n .s--s7qt s1sags 81.
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,TransplanlIng.

Although the season for transplantins
is now nearly over, few words explain
ing some of the most important princi-
pies which underie its successful prac
tice may be acceptable. a-.'7.. ma
The best planters attribute their sue
cess to the observance of the following
rules: .......-. -..a-s.... s.o .re-s
.1st Take up the trees so as to pre-
serve as many as possible of the smaller
or as gardeners call them, working roots
Cd. Remove from the top Of the trees
about as large proportion of the leaf
bearing branches, as you have cut of
roots from the bottom. -7 .-. -,sT
Sd Preserve the roots with the great
est possible care from prolonged contac,
with the air, or exposure to the rays o.
the sun. r-. ....-
4th Set the trees so as to bring the
earth in immediate contact with the roots
throughout their entire length. baa rr,t'
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Settlement Accounts.

NJ oTICB is hereby given that the following
~ settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, July 6, 1871,
Robert Johnston Administrator of Daniel Kay
.lor, final. sHh. te z
R. NJ. Cline Administrator of John Cline, par.
tial
A. NJ Dunn Administrator of Arthur Dunn,
partial.
R. K Walton Guardian Of NJ. Conger, partial
F. Schupbach Guardian of the heirs of Jacob
Affolder, partial.
J. T. Cleveland Guardian Of the heirs of vii.
liam ullom, partial.
s. RiIgeway Guardian of E. ]. Payne, partial
w. R. Kimmens Guardian of Mary Crow, par.
tial. .-si.-.-ss
Jacob Baker Guardian of John Bach, final.
W p Richardson Guardian of n. E. Thorr'
berry, final
SO : aes.y ~ W. T. SINCLAIR,
je90td ...:.r Probate Judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-06-20

re- John M. Woodbridge disappeared
from his residence in this city, ON the Sd
Of February last. Every effort was made
by his family to discover his wherea-
Eouts. but in vain, Yesterday morning
hishody was discovered floating on the
surface of the Muskingum, below the
dam, in the eddy formed by the piling
above the Plrenix Mill, and fastened in
the piline. No portion Of his clothing
was missing except his hat. His hair
was all gone, and portion of his nose
also. Coroner Enrich took charge ol
the remains and summoned jury, who
after hearing the testimony. decided it to
be the body of John M. Woodbridge
and that he came to his death by drown
hs. MdrieHidn, 10tk inst.
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Z (Fror, the Registcr.l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


BUTTER-Abundant supply; very
dull at 10@l2c. .-,-----.-;
=. GHEESE--Receipts larger at l3c
for common dairy, and 1910 for prime
factory and Goshen.
CARBONOIL-Prices unsettled; stan.
dard brands, in jobbing way, at 23c
asking and no charge for package.
OANDLES-Star at Ice; City mould
at l1Jc
COfFEE-Fair at 17@lsc; prime at
l91c; choice and fancy at l9c. ,.
EGGS--Snpply fair end good demand
at l24@13c.
FEATHERS-Sale. at TIC. nnd the
usual advance for small lots in q retail
way. 1''ila e-i:N
FLOUR-Mors active at full quota
tions. Red winter family at 6 75@7 90;
white wheat family at Z 25@7 so; fancy
at s 80; super6ue and extra at 5 5O@5
IS. 20 .. ~ .--' = ','' u 'At -. =
GRAIN-Wheat active; white at 35
al 40 for choice No. I; red at ] 25@l
30; Rye at 75@S0c. Oats at 45@50c.
Barley at 75c@l 90. Corn at Csc.
PROVISIONS-Quiet, Mess pork at
rs 90. Lard, fierce at .0t@l1c; keg at
1910 Bacon shoulders Tie; clear sides
at 10c; breakfast bacon at 12Ic. PLAIN
hams l44c; canvassed, 14c; Sugar Cured
hams, 15@15lc. ''a> .aeat
FlSH-Mackerel, No. Q halves at !
so; No. do, full weight, 100 lbs, at :
90; light weights at various prices, &C.
cording to the weight in packages; white
fish at Z SO: lake herring at 2 so. u
RICE-Prime new South Carolina
fair to prime at 9tc; choice at 104c.
/ HOMINY-Sa!es Of white flint at
90 per barrel. r-.sra
/ SYRUPS-Baltimore at 50@65c; New
York at 65@7Oc; choice drips at 75c,
4 SUGARS-News Orleans at ll4c
Porto Rico and Cuba a. lie; De
marara at l2@l24c; efushed, powdered
and granulated at l44ci A coffee at 13@@; T
coffee at I3c; C coffee at l24. jgE
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop
fair to good at Coo; prime te choice Al
6s@7Oc.
soDA-At &c in papers, best Net
Castle at &c in keg.
SOAP-Family at &c; German a
SIC; Eastern at lcc; best at lie. .
SALT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio Riv
er at . co.
TEA-Guupowder at 10@l 81
Young Hyson at 00@l 40; Oolong a
70@S5@l 35.
BRO0MS-Ne. l fancy, 4 90; No.
fancy, 3 so; No. 3 fancy, 3 25; No.
plain, 3 90; No. 2 plain, 2 75; No.
plain, 2 5O@2 62; common atss1 TOO
GLASS--Flrst quality sxl0 at 4 90
l0xl2 at so; second quality Sxl0 at
90; 10x12 at 8 90 per box Of 30 feet
Discount 10 per cent.
GENSENG-At SOC per pound
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quo
ted at Is O0@17 00j loose at 10 0O@l:
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained
at 95c; spring and summer at 8oc.
SEEDS-Clover aud timothy nomins
as the season has closed.
BEANS-Navy. white, ut 2 90 pc
bushel.
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~The World remarks that the pre-
else value of Grants pretcnso Of reform
in the civil service. which he had, waited
two years before offering, may 7he seen
in the order just issued by Secretary
Boutwell, forbidding publication of chan
ges among officials in the New York
custom house, with the end of covering
up the bestowal of sinecure deputy
eollectorship at large upon the notorious
Sam Maddox. " - .
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LrrERARY.-Judge Swan has been en-
gagged for many months past on com
plete revision of his Treatise for Justi-
.ces of the Peace of Ohio. This thor
oughly tested and able book has held its
deservedIy high rank for nearly thirty
years. 1t has been .jestingly said to be
of more weight and authority with some
Justices than the acts of the Legislature
themselves. The present revision. Will
its numerous changes ard alterations
adapting it to the existing state of tn,
law of Ohio, will render the book mort
deserving than ever Of public confidence
Robert Clarke d Co., Cincinnati, are the
publishers.-Ciacinaati Daily Gazette.
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H Mr.. JAMES W. MoRRELL, of Ok
ford township, Guernsey County, adver-
tises for sale one of the best farms in
that county, containing $50 acres, which
he proposes to sell at public auction
Any one desiring to purchase good
farm in good neighborhood, at mod
crate price, and on easy terms, should
90 and see this farm. For particulars
see advertisement. t.s
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Baltimore Ca tile Market.

BEEF CATTLE-The market yester
day afternoon was very dull, and prices
4c lower than last week-about 400
head changed hands, The dullness of
yesterday prevailed throughout this
morning, and rates further fell &c, ma
king the decline for the week 1 to g.
Mich Cows-There ia full supply on
the market, and sales light; We quote at
35 90 to 10 90 per head, as to quality.
Veal Cal,es-Tbere is fair supply, on
the market, and prices unchanged at Ga
7rcents, prime TO, per pound. Prices
to day for Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best beoves 'at 5. f5a7 0C generally rased
first quality at, 8 5oaS75; medium Or
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EEWe learn that Mr.. JOHN A, DAv.
EXPORT sold his residence in this place on
the 18th inst, to Mr.. ALLEN c. MILLER
for four thousand five hundred dollars
Mr.. MILLER proposes removing his
bank to the store room now occupied by
Mr., Csc. H. DAVENPORT. t r,, g..
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.alNJoHs NJ GOODWIN, ESQ. of Sar-
dis, this county, forwarded us on the 9TH
inst, s1s in full payment for subscribers
o.the SPIRIT JoHN lis a wide.awake,
working Democrat, land believes in work
ing for and supporting his home paper.
Let Democrats in the several townships
emulate his example.
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EgThe Cornish well of st. Keyn

possesses
The quality-that man and wife,
Whose chance or choice attains
First of the sacred stream to drink,
Thereby the mastery gains; 4ets
but in Sweden, the damsel, ambitious ot
ruling her lord as we'll rs his house, car
attain her wish by merely contriving to
see him on the bridal morning before ht
sees her: or, failing in this, she has ye
another chance at the last moment, by
putting her right foot before that of th'
man when they approach the altar.
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wLook out for seining parties and

@Look out for seining parties and
enforce the law against all violators: n
seines can be kept out of our creeks
year or two, fish will become so abundant
that any farmer living along them can, at
any time during the Summer, in an hour
or two of an evening, catch witt! hook
and line enough fish to make a breakfast.
We have heard of one or two parties who
will come before the Grand Jury for vic.
lating the fishing law.
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Mr.. Joel Woodward, of Newark, Del.
has established cheese factory neal
that place, where he is engaged in tht
manufacture of that favorite esculent.-
He uses $500 pounds of milk da 1y-
This is the first establishment of til,
kind in the State, and last Saturday th,
first cheese ever manufactured in Della
ware was cut. ssrse,,,,
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EgThe Premium List of our County
Fair will appear in the SPIRIT of the 9th
inst We would advise our subscribers
to preserve that number as the list will
not be published again until short time
before the Fair, in September.
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To Debilitated Persons. to DyspepticS TO Suf-
ferers from Liver Complaint to those having
no Appetite, to those with Broken Down Con.
stitutions to Nervous people. to Children VAST
ing Away. to anv with Debilitated Digestive
Organs or suffering ,ojth any Of Re JyloseiaA
sHnptoms, aohjch indicate D,sordered Iioer or
?.
such as Con- -
sipation, Inward
Piles, Fullusss or
Blood to the Head Acid.
ity of the stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight In the
Stomach, Sour fluctuations, Sink.
Ing or Fluttering at the Pit Of the
storti ach, Swim ming of the Heal, Har-
ried and Difficult Breathing. .Fluttsring At
the Heart, Choking or Sufocatins Ssnaa-
tious, when in Lying Posture, D musss OF
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight, Fs-
yer and Dull Pau in the Head Dsacien- 2
cy OF Precipitation, Ysllownsss Of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, 80
Back, Chest, Limbs, 30 Sudden
FluShes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant I'm.
aginings of Xviii and u u
Great Depression al {ia Il ss.s
of Snirita
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ETreasurer READ was kept very
busy during last week. His Office was
crowded from morning to night through
out the entire week. After to day, the
Goth inst, the books will be sent to the
township collectors.
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Belmont County Radical Ticket,

BeImOnt county RADICAL Ilckct'
The Radicals of Belmont county held
their County Convention at Barnesville,
on the 14th inst, and nominated the fol.
lowing ticket: .
Representatice-T. H. ARMSTRONG.
Cterk-RoDNEY MITCHELL a@
4uditor-JoHN B. LoSGLEY.
Treasurer-ANDREw PoRTERFIELD.
Commissioners E. DUNCAN.
Recorder-JAMEs A. BARNES.
Infrmary Director-JoBN ANDERSON
Goroner-JoHN S. CRAFTY. s,f,t,s-
The Democracy of Belmont will defea
the above ticket BY majority Of not less
than five hundred votes. -
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Extra Thrcsiling Machines.

The BELLAIRE IMPLEMENT AND MA
CHINE Works, Bellaire, Ohio, have on
hand a few choice, Threshing Machines,
made in superior style, Of the very best
materials, which they are selling at lowest
rates. If you want to buy call and ex.
amino these machines. Ut 1YT.r
This company also manufactures i'm
proved Steam Engines, Mill Geating.& dc.
and does GENERAL MACHINE, SHOP and
FOUNDRY BUSINESS, Orders solicited.
w. +. WADnELL, Sec.
C. L. PooRMAN, Pres. je6w6.
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Plain, Fancy and Ornamental
t----H Painting. Pa -'t.-1-1I

H. CHRIsTY has located in Woodsfield
and informs the public that he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of plain, fancy
and ornamental painting on houses, out
buildings and signs at reasonable rates
Address, H. CHRrsrY, Woods6eld
Monroe County, Ohio.
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EMr. GEORGE RING, of Benton
township, was in our office paying bis
subscription last week. He said hs
could not get along without the SPIRIT.
Mr.. MIRACLE and Mr.. STALLrNGs, oi
Franklin township paid at the same timt
for the Spirit aud remarked that the,
did not want to miss single number.
Appreciation hy such men is yalua
bic and we assure them, and all Others
that We shall spare no labor to make ttt
SpIRIr the best county paper in Ohio.
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COAL! COAL!

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Auditors Office, Woodsfield, until
Thursday, August ,lS71, for 1900 bush
els well screened coal proposals to state
price perbushel, for county offices and
Jail. The person awarded the contract
will find bond and security.
Bv order of the Commissioners, ST
je13m2. SAM'L GRIMsHSw, Aud. De
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~R. d. TARLEroN, of Lecompton,
offers 81 reward for the return of q
brass key, lost by himself, between
Woodsfeld and Lcwisville, on Saturday,
June 10. The finder will please leave
it at this Office, or at OBLINGER's store,
Lewisvlle. t.t ''
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DFWill the editor of the Wheeling
Register inform his readers why To-
BACCO is not quoted in his weekly
wholesale market reportP 1t has not
appeared for two weeks past. 10 81
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sHsUBsCRIBE FOR THE SPIRIT

EFoREpAuGH's Circus and Menage.
rie is the best we have ever attended ;but
the pickpocket branch needs looking
after, as well as the gambling machine
run in the side show.
Editors would benefit their readers
and the public by noticing the above
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