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[For the Spirit,

NooDSriELDs ", OU' Z, ~ =
|. MEssRs. EDITORS: In SPIRIT. of 31st
ult. l see an article intended for the ben.
eft of our Grocers, or rather intended to
post us upon the reduction ofduties upon
certain articles in our line. Permit meto
inform you that We are perfectly aware OF
the reductions, and that we have fixed
our prices accordingly, as you will see by
the following Best Y. H, or G. p. tea,
before reduction, was sold for 81 by the
ID. and 60c per h. since reduction 81
rs per ID. and SOC by the / Id. Rio cof-
fee, before reduction 25@30c per ID. ;
since reduction 23@2Sc per lb. Java 40c
perlb. now 35c; pepper and allspice 5O@
60c per h., now 40c; cinnamon, mace,
cloves, &c, are all sold by the or. or or.
AS the reduction on that quantity was only
1916 of cent it would not justify re-
duction on the retail price, Sugar that
was worth 144c by the lb, in December,
{ before the reduction of duty) is now
worth l5tc; so you could not expect a
reduction in our prices on refined sugar.
So you see that our reductions to the con
sumer have been far greater than tile re-
ductions made to us by the Government
s Yours, respectfully,
z. SCHUMACHER, JR.
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: FOREIGN NOTES.

A clock, said to be as wonderful a!
the famous clock Of Strasbourg, ha!
been constructed by Major in the Pc
Iruvian army.
The suez canal already shows sign.
of decay. Portions of it will need tt
be repaired before securing the perma
nent usefulness OF the work.
'Daniel Webster, the expounder o
the American Constitution, and author
of an excellent dictionary" is the way
that a late Vienna paper puts it.
The Gar of Russia is particularly DO
lite and attentive to Americans, who are
higher in favor in his dominions thar
members of any other nationality.
The total capital of the Ro.hschiids
in their bankipg-houses in london. Par
is, Frankfort, and Viennaconsists of no'
less than $5O0,000,OOO. Here's rich
ness!
Among the victims of the war on the
French side are six or seven painters
and sculptors who have been killed in
battle, and at least thirty who have been
wounded.
A correspondent in Paris has been
breakiasting on a couple of chops, de-
rived from Newfoundland dogs and was
delighted with them. He declars them
superior to horse.s
Since the prolongation Of the siege
of Paris King William has manifested a
fondness for tobacco-previously his
detestation-and he has begun to smoke
for consolation.
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Road Notice.

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4 PETITION viii b. presented d tie cess
IL missionsn Of Monroe coupty, Ohio, as
tbsir Msrch session, ls7 praying for : ooapty
ROAD, commencing for the sauns In the nontsg
of The road known - the old Mafietta
road, on Little 0possum crock, On the
lands Of ElisAbeth GesseE about 1Veltt
fact from sycamore tree marked =: thsqoo
through the lands Of Gosser 10 the Iande df
Alexander Thomas; thence throngh tn lepAe
of A. Thomas west Of field nov h rye % .
sycamore stump,thence through Gosser9 lsnd
to white oak stump near the lind tetNeeh
A. Thomas and RIilabeth djsasf; thsncs
through the lands Of Alexsnder. 4ko1eil
south OF his barn, hog pen and fodses 8te1es
along or neaf the old road to the laiide 6fDkyid
Pyiss;thsncs thrchgh the lands Of david Ryiss
along Of near the road summing eAst q nd
9ylss' barn, hog pen aad honss. thence slepg
or near the road 20 stone marked 3. eppo-
site the mouth Of run known 80 the Jane
Haley run, about 3 rods west; thsn4e ~ IN
Jane Haley run through lands ef D$tiq fyltl
the nearest and best .roits; theloes thxoash
the lands Of casper Bitnsr along or nesr uie
old fosd to stump on the right hand fssk
above little bridge which bssrt tYp.ax
marks st oF.near the lane that leadl ffoup th4
nun to Casper Bitnsr's houss; thence 1ong or
near Bitnsr's road until II fnttrsets shi
0pos sum creek road some rods more Of loes
north Of Nichslas Hidys hoass 70 . cht1tnut
OAK stump marked D. Terminating IN ~ ssa-
ter Of the road leading from 0possan @eesk
"a tho graded road leading from supaah q
WoodsRsld, opposite Joshua Dsvta' hoAse. q.
;anQ1vs MANY pETfTIONHRS,
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The Game Lasv,

The first section of the law, and the
one applicable to this region of the
country, reads:
.sThat it shall be unlawful for any per-
tson, at any time, to catch, kill or injure
or to pursue with such intent, on the
premises of another, or on the public
highways, streets, alleys, ,sor public, com
mon, any sparrow, rc bin,s I blue bird, mar,
TIN, thrush, mocking bird, swallow, ,oriole,
red bird, cat-bird, chewing or ground
robin, king bird, bobolink, yellow bird
peewee:or phoebe, wren, cuckoo, indigo.
bird, nut-hatch, creeper, yellow hammer
or flicker, warbler or finch; or in any
place to catch, kin, Or injure, or pursue
with such intent, any quail or Virginia
partridge, rufiled grouse or pheasant, be-
tween the, first day Of February and the
fifteenth day of October, inclusive. And
it shall be also unlawful for any person.
at any time after the FIRST day of Febru-
ary, and before the first day of Noyem-
ber, to catch, kill, or. injure, or pursue
with such intent amy dove, wild rabbit OF
hare, except on the premises Of the per.
son SO killing, injuring, or pursuing
prerided, that it shall be unlawful to
catch, or attempt 20 catch with q net Of
nets, snare or trap,any quail or Virgins
partridge, at any time after the passage
of this act,''
We understand that it is the intention
of hunters in this county to prosecute al
violations Of the above act, that arr
brought to their knowledge.
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TfDBIrs.

Certain citizens of Pennsylvania have
presented petition to the directory ol
the Pan Handle railroad to abolish Sun
day trains
The petrifed body of an Indian girl,
found in stone quarry, etc, a Ia Onon-
daga giant, is on exhibition at Spring.
field, Mass.
From q report of the cost Of con
struction Of railways in different States
it appears that 5,056 miles OF completed
and opened railway in Pennsylvania cost
1896, ,73S,0 ,037, while 5.423 miles in 1lli
nois cost but sa37 ,653, 600. s'ss
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Cincinnati Market.

February 2.
& COTTON-Firm; middling ct l4Ac.
FLOUR Dull; family offered at . 20
as 80.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red at l 3d.
Corn firm at 53a55c. Rye scarce and
firm at l 03s1 05. Oats scarce ahd firm;
No. 2 at 4Sa50c. Barley firm.
sEGGS-Heavy receipts depress the
market; held at 23c
BUTTER-Dull at 25a30c.
PROVISIONS-Firm. Pork held al
% 90 and dull. Lard at l2al24c. Bulk
meats at sa164a10ac. Bacon at 9ss1Oss
&c.
hOGS-Unchanged at 6 75a7 so; re.
ceipts Of 1400.
WHISKY-At SOC.
GOLD-At III
EXCHANGE-At par.
MONEY--Easy.
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A N s w e n 8
For the Spirit.1


MEssRs EDIToRs: l observe that in
your last issue "BINGHAM' suggests
doubt as 10 the accuracy of two of "TY-
Ro's" answers. In No. 5 he is correct
writing from memory and without veri-
flying the answer wrote ''system" in
stead of "facillties."
In the Landlord Tricked," "BINa-
HAM" is right and "TYRo" is not wrong.
The proposition was not clearly stated.
1t read: "Twenty one persons sat down
to dinner at an inn, with the landlord
at the bead of the table," Leaving it
uncertain whether there were twenty-onc
or twenty tSo persons dining. including
the landlord. In the one case "BING-
HAM, is correct and in the other
TYRo.
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Hard to Beat.

J. BROWNSVLLLE, y Jan. 81.
EDS SPIRIT: This morning j. NJ. Nit
chell left town, on hunt with rife gun
about 8 o'clock in the evening he return
ed with II rabbits,6 quails and one pheas
ant IF JERE. will beat this, Joe will givt
up.the gun. G. S. ALGEo.
1t would be ungenerous to suspec
that JOE bought bis "varmints," bu
GEORGE don't say he shot 'em:-JERE.l
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wThc following counties will con-

HThe following counties will com
pose tte.s Middle judicial District" in
case the bill now before Congress. pro
viding 70. an additional district, becomes
law a
Allen, Athens, Auglaize, Belmont
Champaign, Clarke, Coshocton, Darlxe
Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Greene
Guernsey, Hardin, Harrison, Hooking
Holmes, Knox, Licking, Logan, Madi
son, Marion, Mercer, Miami, Monroe
Morgan, Morrow, Muskingum, Noble
Perry, Picaway, Shelby, Tuscarawas
Union, Van Vert and Washington.
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Row york money market.

February 2.
GOLD-IIas been strong; opened At
111s. closing at 1lls; in the after part
Of the day there was considerable excite
ment aua activity. Loans were made this
morning OF 6 per cent. and gradually de.
clined to 8 per cent. Clearances e43,.
600 COO. Bids for Government gold
amounted to $4,000, 900 at from ll0.5C
to / IL SS; awards will be 81 100000 at
from Ill 81 to 1ll.88.
MONEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent.
/ STERLING EXCHANGE-Bankers
bills at l0S&,
GOVERNMENT STOCkS-Steady
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/, [FroM the Register.l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

February 1.
Flour and grain considerably excited
and closing strong at the advanced quo
tatious.
Bacon and Hog prodact in active de.
maud with higher tendency. Il is now
claimed that the peace 10 Europe will
cause a demand for ell the food We have
to spare.
Groceries steady. Larger supplies Of
New Orleans sweets have caused redu.
ced quotations,
Market generally firm ana fair trade
doing.
BUT1ER-Abandant supp'y and pri-
ces lower, selling at 25c
CHEESE-In fair demand at 15gc foi
Goshen.
CARBON OII-Prlces are firm
standard brand., in a jabbing way, 25@
2Gc and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at 14@i7c; City
mould at 12tc.
COFFEE-Fair at 17@1sc; prime at
l9@20c choice and fancy at 2lc.
EGGS-Supply coed at 25@3oc per
dozen.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and the
usual advance for small lots 10 a retail
way.
FLOUR Red winter al Z 0a@7 %;
white wheat family at Z 25@7 10; fancy
at 8 so; suparline ut %.
GRAtN-Wheat active; white at 80
"a! 40 for choice No. ], redat 25@l
30.
RYE-At 75@s0c.
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 % 90. Lard,
tierces at l3e; keg at l4lc Bulk
shoulders at 80. Bacon shoulders at
llGhams at 155@1Gtc;clear sides at 1910.
breakfast bacon at l5c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at z
90; No. 3 do at 6 so; white fish ats so;
lake herring at 4 90; lake shad at 4 25.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina at
SIc.
HOMINY-Sales Of white Aipt at S
IS per bbl.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 5O@65o; New
York at 75@80c; choice drips At 85c.
SUGARS-New Orleans at 10@1lo;
Porto Rico and Cubs at l11c; Demsrara
at 12@lSc; crushed. powdered aud gran.
ulated at l5c; A coffee at l44c; B cofee
at lac; c coffee at 1890.
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop.
fair to good at 68e; prime at Zoe; and
choice at 72c.
S0DA-At 90 in. papers; best New
Castle at &c in keg.
BAKING POWDEK-Ssles at 3Sc
per pound.
SOAP-Family at6tc; German atSIc;
Eastern at lO@l2c.
SALT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio River
at 2 10.
TOBACCO-Navy Blacks at 62@7
dark JOS and Is at 65@75c; bright los
aud Is at 70@8Oc.
TEA-Guupowder at 5o@1 rs;
Young Hyson at ls0@l SO; black st
l 00@i l0@1 SO.
BROOMS-No. l fancy, 4 Is; No. 2
fancy, 4 25; No. 3 fancy, IS; No. /
plain. 3 so; No. 2 plain, 3 25; No. 3
plain, 2 1893 90.
GLASS-First quality 8xl0 at 4 90;
l0xl2 at so; second quality 8xl0 at
., M m TO-. !. crKn ..% P "a e..
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BAD BoYs.-We have been reoueste

BAD BoYs.--We have been requested
to caution the boys in town about their
rude behavior on the streets after night
fall. Parents would better look after
their boys conduct than to be compelled
to visit the jail some morning for. the
purpose Of having them released. Meas
ures have been taken to deal rigidly with
all. .disturbers Of the public peace.
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Sheriff Sale.
Peter Dorr
vs..
Bertrand Langsl.

DY virtue Of an order df sslstd me directed
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
IYoodsfeld; between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. N. and 4 O'clock p. M, on
SATURDAY., The 1lth day of March. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, 10 xit Lot number
one hundred and one in the tswn OF Woods
field.
GEoRGE CALDWELL.
| ebf1rS Sheriff Y, 6. o
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Chicago Market.

@ February ..
FLOUR-Firmer.
d GRAIN-Wbeas, No. 2 spring Chica-
90 steady;1c higher; closed at ] 26l
cash; l 274 seller March; this afternoon
irregular at l 27 cash. Corn; No 2
mixed quiet at 4aa higher; closed at 81 e
cash; 52ac seller March. Oats; No. 2
quiet at 4alc higher; closed at 46aa47s
Rye; No. 2 quiet at SIC. Barley; No. :
spring nomiqal.
Dressed hogs quiet and steady
at 8 50a8 Is; live dull at I o0a7 70,
CATTLE-Dull; 15a25c lower; at
50a6 75a7 70.
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RMf. A. c. MILLER, of St Clairs-
vile, arrived here on Saturday last, to
make arrangements to open the Bank re-
ferred to in our last issue. He will be
ready for business about the middle oi
the present month. Mr.. MILLER comes
we'll recommended and is qualified for the
business The, advantages of bank te
ourIcounty are mcalculable.
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February q.
COTTON-Dull and lower, middlins
upland at 1alc.
,FLOUR-Firm att 75a7 10 for ship
ping grades.
.GRAlN--Wheat steady red amber a
l 59a1 81. Rye quiet. Oatsat 62a65c
Corn unchanged.
-PROVISI0NS-Pork, beef and ba
cen unchanged Lard dull; seller Marcel
at 1890; April at 1890.
EGGS-Unchanged.
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Spetial N0titts.
no CONsuMPTIYEs.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread dissase, Consumption, by
simple remedy, is auxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire it, he vill send copy Of the
prescription used (free Of charge,( with the
directions for preparing aud using the same,
which they will find suRs cuas FOB Cos-
SUMPTION, AsTHxA. BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ITS south Second street,
nov15Y. Williamsburgh, N. Y.
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Frobsems, Puzzles, Enigmas, Rid.
dies and Answers.
For the Spirit.l 1 s
WAIVE TP Feb. 9. 1871

{fl+ fs \ f5 81 Ef q +
& For the Spirit s
WAYNE TP., Feb. 2, 1871.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please insert tn
following:
No. g. One-hali of AS money i
equal to a.of BIS, and the interest of !
Of AS, and ! of BIS money, at 4 pc
cent. for years, 8 months is $1S; hoy
much money has each !? -
G. DoUaHERTY.
mo. 6S.I
Two drovers met upon their way
And thus one said tits true
If half your flock you give TO me
I'll have just eighty-two.
Nay friend the other soon replied
Add but third to mine
Of your best sheep then shall have
One hundred twenty-nine.
My answer thus exactly true
No scholar will impeach
Then by your knowledge show to me
How many sheep had each.
G. DouGnERTY.
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EEO Our club agents are working in
every. township in the county. Now is
the time to subscribe The SPIRIT is ac-
knoyledged to be.one of the best week
ly papers in Ohio,
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Ford,a MIL.

We,again say to our numerous custo.
mers that we are up with our work and
can accommodate customers as they
come. The Mill is in good repair and
we warrant satisfaction.
feb7w3. TIL. 4 S. S. FORD.
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EEAt Bsrnesville, on the 2Sth 1.-THE
sEastern Ohio horticultural Society,"
organized by electing the following off
GERS:
President-W. K TIproN, Jerusalem,
Monroe County. g
Vice Presideats--JAs EDGERToN and
WIN. STANTON
Secretasses-G GEO. H KEMP aud A. J
DEVICES
1reasurer-Dr. j. T. MAcKALL.
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About the Railroad.

EDS. SPIRIT: We have been for some
time past anxiously perusing the columns
of the SPIRIT to see something encoura-
glng with reference to the newly project
ed railroad from Dayten to Bellair. Not
having seen it as encouraging as we
would like we would suggest the follow
ing plan: Let Monroe County do as other
counties have done to get one of these
great thorouehfares through our county.
Let tsome enteiprising man getup a joint
stock company, and let each member put
inso much. say from one hundred to ten
Thousand dollars, or more if they wish ;
and get up two or three hundred thousand
dollars and ask the Dayton and Mineral
Company to accept Of ourhelp, and thus
co operate with them inthc construction
of this road And then when il is finish
ed let Monroe County have stock in it and
share a part of the income. Surely the
people of Monroe are not so blind TO
their own interests but that they can see
the advantage it would be to them anG
the inducement this would be to the CON-
pany to continue the road through here
The people of Monroe County are very
anxious to have railroad Wepresume
that this is the way TO get it, and perhaps
the only way. Various rumors are afoat
about the railroad, and we hope it will not
stop with rumors Increase of labor and
increase of wages is what we want in
Monroe County; this would bring it
about, and also an advance in the price of
stock and produce. A. j. q.
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EWe are indebted to Deputy Clerk
OKEY for the report of the proceedings
of the late term of Common Pleas
Court.
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BaI.imore Market.

Balsimore Market.
February 2. :
FLoUR-Firm; western family at !
50a3 so.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; Ohio and In
diana at l 60a1 Zoe. Corn dull. Oats
at 56s58c
PROVISIONS Quiet; bacon .shoul
ders at 10ac.
WHISK Y-At 05as6c.
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EAttentio

E Attention is invited to communi-
Cation from P. SCHUMACHER, Jr., on the
reduction in the price Of groceries.
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DR.. Barbour

Will remainan Woodsheld two or three
weeks longer. He is daily treating diff
ficult cases with success. Let the af
fiicted give him a call. a
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I = uFrom 29.25l acres Of tobacco
planssd in Ohio in 1869, the production
ms Il, s,l1s pounds.
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Massachusetts railroads last year car
ricd 24,721,532 passengers. Only Is
passengers were killed during the year.
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You are hereby notified to attend a
this Office On Thursday, Friday OF Satqr
day, the 10th, 18th or 18th Of February
to make settlement and receive the fund
due Certificate of election from town
ship Clerk required.
SAM'L GRIMsHAw, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Feb. 4, 1S71--t2.
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~ Common Pleas Court adjourned
ID Monday. The soth nit The proceed.
inas Nh Be found elsewhere in this is
ana = <4sz <
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N A II RI En-.

Jan. 8. by VIM. II. Hawkins, Esq, Jacob
Truck and Margaret Hendershet.
Jan. 81, by Rev. T. A. Grove, David Stem
pert and Mary Hilloch, all of Monroe County,
Ohio.
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(For the Suirit.)
(For the Spirit.)

KEUr tIIt OpITII.I
WHEELING, Jan. %, 1871.
DEAR SIRs: In answer to Enigma No
60, | would suggest the word Cow. By
taking the cipher 0 and one hundred to
the left is C one thousand inverted and
placed in the rear NJ or W, and the ans
wer will be Cow. Yours Truly,
CHRIS WlNcHER, JR.
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Eor the Spirit
For the Spirit
JANUARY 81, 1871.
T62. lid

62- I'D.
Iu my answer to No. 81, was made
TO say that SIX iX-siX. / meant it to be
S plus IX-six but as the Editor ESQ
suppose) had no plus signs he put an X
in the place of it. BINGHAM.
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: erCommon Pleas Court convened in
Belmont County oniw ednesday, the lst
Inst s..
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w Hon. E. HEADLEY. of Adams, has
our thanks for aclub. Of ten yearly sub
scribers. s'ss
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T. RAVES WHEELING svssy Tuesday as /.
IL pm; passing Slnnsh at 7 pm. and Nata-
moras at 10 p.m.. Returning leaves Gin
oinnati every Friday at 5 pm.
This Boat now offers superior Inducements
to the travelling public. having been thor
oughly repaired and ref1rnishsd.
Parties going West or South viii ind II tc
their advantage to call and see as before going
elsewhere, IS We are now prepared to receipi
passengers through to all points West Of
South cheaper than any other ronte.
All letters addressed to the Captain Of the
Boat. caro- c. u. Booth 1 Co., Wheeling, Wss,
Va. win receive prompt attention.
jane4m4.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IL Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscrstion, will,
for the sake Of suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy BY which Es
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience can do SO by address
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
nov15Y. No. "a Cedar street, N. Y.
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HThe Ground Hog saw his shadow
On the 2d inst. Six weeks more of cold
provided the sign don't fail.
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Reading matter on our fourth
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-07
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The counties that produced crops OF
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-07

The AMERICAN ARTIsAN-Contains
numerous ORIGINAL ENGRAvINGs and
Descriptions of New MACHINERY: No
tices of all the LATEST DISCOVERIES IN
structions in ARTS and TRADES; RELIA-
BE RECIPES, for Use in the Field, the
Workshop, and the Household; PRAc-
r1cAL RuLEs FOR MECHANICS and ADVICE
TO FARMERS; Descriptions OF REMaRKA-
BILE INVENTIONS recently patented IN the
United States and Europe; Weekly Ar
tlcles on sOUR WoRKs AND SHOPS" and
Others published--wi,h portraits-under
the heading of ''SKErcHEs OF DIsTIN
GuIsHED INvENToRsS MECHANICS, AND
MANUFACTURES; the whole forming an
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GENERAL INFORMATION
on Topics connected with the INDUsTRI-
AL ARTS, the PRoGREss OF INVENTION,
etc.
Each number of the AMERICAN ARTI-
SAN win contain sixteen pages of in
structiye and interesting reading matter,
IN which the progress of the Arts and
Sciences is recorded in familiar language,
Invested of dry technicalities and alb
s,ruse words and phrases. In this jour-
nal is published regularly the Official
List of all Patents issued weekly,from
the United States Patent Office. Twcn.
ty-six numbers make a half-yearly vol
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