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~ WoOlen Factory.

A communication in this issue Of the
'SplRlT treats upon want, and necsssi
Nty, to the people of Monroe sCounty-s
N6dlen factory.
Alittle enterprise upon the part Of the
citizens of Woodsield in this matter is
all that is required to put it into success.
fdl Operation. And when in operation
it will pay handsomely upon the invest
ment, besides furnishing goods that are
now purchased abroad.
Let our citizens move in this matter
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about it for few days.
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w-In our present enlightened and
unoppressive tariff, the wool of which
is very largely consumed by the carpet
monopolists, is taxed 2S5 per cent, but
the in2rsined carpet taxed $50 per cent
Thus, the poor farmer has just one-hall
the protection that is extended to the
rich manufactured He must sell his
wool in market beaten down by the
competition of the cheap woods of Aus
tralia and the Cape, and must buy his
himsy American ingram in market
exorbitantly taxed by duty, freight, and
gold. The carpet which sells in Lon
don for so cents yard costs the Ind.
ana and Ohio farmer 81 so!
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The question Of "female labor" has
met with practical solution in the cut
lery manufacturing districts Of Thurin-
gia. The women polish the blades and
carve the handles, the daughter often
seizing hammer to aid her father at the
anvil. A family of eight can turn out
about thirty dozen knives a week, re,
ceiving twenty-tbree aud one third cents
per dozen, furnishing the material at
that. In spite of this meagfe pay the
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Farms for Sale.

TNNE undersigned Offers for sale her farm, on
the Ohio River, four miles above Clarins'
ton, co ntaining
EIG II r Y-FIV r ACR E S
Sixty acres is on the rver bottom. sid is in
a good state of cultivation. The farm is all
under good fencing There are two dwelling
houses and 100 bearing fruit trees. Also, a
farm. one-half mile from the river, contain
ing
ONE HUNDRED&SEVENTY ACRES
twenty. .fve acres under cultv alton, and the
baiarcs we'll .imbered N.
For further particulars and terms, address
or call upon, HANNAH JohNeoN,
nov2lW3.
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Sheriff Sale.
Jacob Baker
Ss.
Andrew Baker.

DY virtue of an order of sale to mo direct.
| } ed, from the court of common pie as of
Monroe 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
a. TO- and 4 o'clock p. m, on
SATURDAY, the 23d day Of December, 1871,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twelve, township seven OF
range seven. containing folty acres more or
less.
Also, the ves! half Of the west half of the
northeast quarter Of section eleven, township
seven Of range seven, containing iorty acres
more or less.
appraised, frst lot, al 81 ,0I5.
q tlot, at 1900.
GEORGE CALDWELL.
nsv2irs. Sheriff N. C. 0.
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RCcllodion, the duty upon which
ia 1873 per cent, paid last year exactly
o. revenue to the Government; but, al
the same time, this duty enhanced tho
cost of all the photogrsphing and pho
tographers' materials in the country al
least Is per cent, as collodion is one OF
the. principal ingredients in nearly all
Photographic processes, and is other,
wise extensively consumed. So mucl
for Protective tariff.
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LAND For SALE.-Mr. j. c. DUERR.
of Clarington, offers for sale tract OF
1t.acres Of land situate II miles from
that place. This land is under fine i'm
provement, having all necessary build
ings, fruit trees and other conveniences
calculated to make it a desirable prop
erty. See advertisement
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Sheriff Sale. /
II. Bsnninshaus
Andrew Stephen ct al.

DY virtue of an ordsr 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 tow n
of Woodsheld between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. NJ and o'clock p, NJ, on
Saturdug, 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 oil
section six, township seven Of range seven,
containing eighty eight acres.
Appraised at $3,360.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
HoTsI1s. Sheriff u. Z. O.
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ID 4 K Id .

At his residence on Atkinsons Run, Noven
Der 26, Mr., David Tener, aged 81 years.
On the 2Sth inst, Mr. Robert A. Sprague, o.
Switzerland township.
We learn that Mr.. Sprague had been to Cam
eron with load Of tobacco, and was returning
home in company with one or two others, and
had gone but short distance on the road when
he fell back in his wagon and Immediately e1
pired. Pronounced an attack of spoplexy. Mr.
Sprague was near so years of age. He leaves {
wife and several children.
On the Goth ult., at the residence of Mr.
George Nobbs, of Sunsbury township, Mr.
Thomas Dyer, of Pneumonia of the Lungs.
w
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wMr. +. A. LAMPING offers twenty
farms for sale in Monroe and Washing
ton Counties. Persons desirous OF To-
eating in either county can obtain farm
on reasonable terms by addressing Mr..
LAnr1NG at New Matamoras, Washing
ton County, Ohio. See advertisement.
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Ey Protection cost builder in Bos-
ton loss of $4,000 on the last ship
built there. The last steamer built in
New York cost it's builder loss of $50
600. That's what the leaders Of Radi-
calisn term protecting home industry.
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Land for Sale.
T'he undersigned offers for sale

rihe undersigned offers for sale
ONE AND ONE HALF ACRES
of land, situate one and half miles from
Clarindton. on Cummings Run, in Salem
township
There is one story dwelling house, con.
tanning four rooms, a good cellar and good
never failing well at the door; frams stable
frame, story and half carpenter shop. There
are $50 fruit trees, consisting of apple. pear
peach and plumb,
For te,ms or further particulars call on, or
address J.C. DUERR,
Clarinyton, Monroe County, Ohio.
P. S.-Persons calling to see MI. DUERR
will fud him at the EAGLE FURNITURE
ROOMS, Clarington, Ohio.
December IL, 3m.
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Notice to Bridge Builders
Administrators Sale.

N pursuance of an order issued By the Pro
L bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, on the premises, between the
h;urs of 10 o'clock am and O'Clock p IN. or
Saturday, the 18th day OF January, 1871
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number fourteen, with brick residence
aad outbuildings in the town of Woods
field.
Appraised at $1,000.
TERMs,-OAe h Ilf cash in hand, and thu
balance in one year from the day OF sale
Payment to be secured by mortgage on prop
erty sold.
H. B. HILL.
dec12w5. Admir- W. q, Sinclair, decd.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

December 4.
Cattle in Allegheny cattle yards on
sale number about 700 head; good cat.
tie sold quick at full prices, 5a6c; com.
mon and inferior dull, with several loads
left over The demand was below the
usual average and the market was gen.
orally reported slow.
Sheep and lambs; there were about
1000 head on sale; market slow and
prices unchanged; sheep, 50 per head
to &c, per 10 ; lambs, 81 50a5 so per
head.
Hogs sold in retail way at 44a42c
Supply fair.
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EFWe learn that the smallpox has
made its appearance in GAINESVILLE, Put
nam, Steubenville, Wheeling, Marietta,
and Sharon, Noble County. Call in your
physicians and have your families vacci-
mated.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-12

leAHThe County Commissioners, at
thsif Session last week, declared the
bridge across the mouth of Sunfish
Creek, at Darlington, in dangerous con.
dition; and had handbills printed, warn
ing all persons against crossing it.
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE i, hereby given that the estate OF
~ John W. Connor, decd has been declared,
by the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
to be probably insolvent. AL persons having
claims against the estate required to pres ent
them, within six months, for allowance.
novl4w3. H.<B. HILL Admir-.
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Threatened Resistance 10 Law In
Georgia.

Mr.. Conley, the acting Governor of
Georgia, means mischief He has init
mated that he will retain his power in
spite Of the election law lately passed
by the Legislature The papers of the
State are apprehensiye, from Conley's
assertions, that the Radical party of
Georgia do not intend to give up power
at the bidding of anybody, and that they
expect to be upheld in this usurpation by
the President Of the United States, with
the army and navy at his back
The Savannah Republican, comment
ing on this State of affairs, say:
I'VE shall see whether Gen Grant has
progressed far enough in the road to ar
bitrary power to support any such revo-
lutionary measure in State. Whatever
may be the Acting Governors opinion
of the election act as regards its consti-
tutionality, the Legislature has passed it
into law, and as it is his sworn duty to
obey it himself, and see that it is rcspcc-
ted by Others until a competent tribuna'
shall have declared it unconstitutional
He lis not that authority. There are
many laws on The statute book that were
passed over the constitutional scruples
of the Executive for the time being, but
no Executive ever presumed to disregard
them on that account"
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w FOS S T z r, M D.:
Pbysicitn and Surgeon.
HAVIyG permanently located in Malaga
i'll o., tenders his professional servises 10
the town and nsigh borhoOd
i Office in rom formerly oecured by DR.
Hodgn. no'1oho'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-12

.PRolIF1c, "A cow belonging to PErEE
SaAfrER, near Miltonsburg, had three
calves one day last week. They were
alive and we'll for short time, after
which all three died.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-12

re- NJ. BECKETT, formerly of this
county,now residing in Fsirview. Guern-
sey County, has trade'l his stock of
goods for what is known as the BARK
HUsT farm, in that county.
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M 4 ks Es 4 r. ID

November'1S. by H. WiItl.nd, Esq, Daniel
B. Willison and Martha N. Hartshorn, all a1
Monroe County, Ohio.
November 80, by Rev. B. T. Beazelle, Henry
Whittenbrook and Tressy johnson, both OF
Monroe County, Ohio.
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Philadslphia Cattle Markst.

December 4
Beeves have been in fair demand this
week auG prices are fraction higher
with sales of 1900 head extra Pennsyl.
vania and Western steers at 7a74c. fai
to good, 51a6ic, and common, 4a5c, pei
pound,
Sheep in fair demand, with sales o.
$4,000 head at 5a61c
Hogs firm, with sales of 400 head at
s6a6 rs per cwt.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
DecemS her !
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS

GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS
BEEF CATTLE-We quote common
to fair selling st 80 5Os3 SO; prime 81
25a4, and shipping Cattle 81 25a4 sc
per GENITAL, live weight
SHEEP-We quote common to prime
selling at 80 25a3 Is, extra s4a4 -!
per centat, gross.
HOGS-We quote light to heavy av.
erages selling at 81 45s4 so per cwt
gross, with the pens cleared at the close
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Thankful to the .citi1sns Of Monroe eosuty
for their liberal patronage, trust shah
stil merit it. Questions in regard to style
promptly and eandidiy answered.
MRS. J. H. CRUMBAKER.
oetl1m2
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@- In announcing that it would OBJ
serve Thanksgiving day by suspendine
publication, the Macon (Ga } Telegraph
comforts its readers in the following
Job-like style:
'Let us maintain q cheerful compos
ure and grateful hearts that affairs are
no worse with us than they are. Some
old grumbler will ask, How could they
be worse?' Shut up, you old Turk, and
we will tell you. If you were in one OF
those North States-with your
shops, mills, houses, furniture, clothing,
provisions, all burned up-half of your
family destroyed, snd you with your
hair singed of'-your right arm burned
to crisp-your back in blister, and
living on the snow without blankets, and
the mercury thirty degrees below zero,
you would be in q worse condition than
you are now"
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FURNITURE,
Oil Cloths,
Carpets,
Window Shades,
Looking Glasses,
Mattresses,
Show Cases, etc.
HUBBARD Il Bro, 4 lrniture Dealers,
Sc and SO Market street, Wheeling, W
Va. dec5.
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Problems. Puzzles, Enigmas, Rid.
dies and AnSsVirs.


WAYNE TP., Dec. ., 1871.
EDS SrIRIT: After patiently waiting
for some time for some of my brother
puzzlers to open the winter campaign,
became impatient at their delay and re-
solved to introduce the subject myself, ,hy
proposing few problems for insertion in
your invaluable paper. Boys, don't be
backward, but send your productions
and let us have an interesting column the
coming winter.
III II the fence inclosing the area OF
a circular race course is exactly one mile
in length, how many acres Of land does it
enclose?
2. What is the diameter of circle
whose area is square rod?
3. How much water will fill a tube
of l inch diamcler of bore and | mile
long?
4. 3per cent interest is compoun-
ded every 6 months on $1,000 how much
more than simple interest is it in years
BUCKEYE
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IE Monday night, the 4th inst, was
the coldest of the season.
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$1,000 REWARD!

EssassA reward of One Thousand Dollar
will be paid to any physician who
will produce medicine that will supply the
wants of the people better than the article
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My stock Of Corsets is unc-
qualed.
BRlDAi- UFFITS got up at very
hort notice.
ORDERS Filled Promptly sad Fsr
rdateI to Please!

MIIliners supplied at low
prices, and their orders promptly filed
aLd sent off the same day il possible.
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.RGo,d sold last week ats109l, be.
ing lower than at any time since 1862.
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nsJob work of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us a call, ;.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that that the un
" dersigned was, on the 10 h day of Au
gust, 1871. appointed Administrator OF tn,
estate of George Barlow, deceased.
nov2lw3, JOHN W. BARLOW.
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LOCAL MOTTO ES.

eG- Notices in this column DiH be charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction aciA be
made for notices running 2, 3 &c months
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
William II. Simmoni
vs.,
Samuel Fawcstt.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed
ID from the coart of common p eas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, | viii! offer for sale at tha
front door of the court house in the town et
Wopisfeld, between the hours Of l0o'eloek
a. m. and O'Clock p. m, on
SafVrday,thc 30th doyof December, 1871,
the following described real estate, situassin
Monroe connty, Ohio, to Wit: "a
Being lot number thirty nine according TO
the plat Of the town Of Lebanon. ,.a ri"
Appraised at ~ 81.
JOHN P. sPRlGGs,
nov2sw5, Mas. Com. u. c. O..
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a CARD

Alta meeting Of the Directors Of the
Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Comps
ny, on the. 18th of November, 1871, it
was
Resolred, That the President and Sec
retary make out and publish statement,
showing the present condition of the
Company.
In compliance with. that resolution, we
have made up and present the following
statement:
Uncollected assessments due the Com
pany, S3,l5S 10
Notes due the Company. 81 90
In hands of former Secretary, 1O3 ~
In .Secretary's hands, 2o ~
Making, $3,316 55
From which deduct unpaid losses, l,40O 90
Leaving, $l;9l6 %
We are satisfied that a sufficient amount
can he collected to pay off the losses and
leave surplus to pay contingent expen-
ses, DC. We regard the Campany in a
sound condition, and will be glad to re.
ceive applications for insurance, Of all
suitable property, end promise as fayors'
BILE terms as any sound and solvent Com
pany can give. II. B. HILL, Pfe';:
WM.F. OXEY, Sec.
Woods6eld, O.. Nov. 81, lS7l.-T3
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The Saturday Evening Post.
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DIR. T.. EAss2yEE'S
DR.. FAHRNRY'S

Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
which is used more extensively by practioins
physicians than any o'her popular medicine
known.
Es Prepared by P, Fahrney's Bros & Co,
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Desirable Town Residence for
Sale.

q 9 LOT NO. SO, CORNER CHURCH AND
| E-J Main streets; good detached kitchen with
cistern and never failing well; six rooms in
house, in excellent repair; being the late resi-
denoe of Saml Grimshaw. For terms, &c, inquire
of NJ HoEFFLER, Auditors Office. noyl3m3.
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y. What is the diameter of circle
whose area is a square rod?