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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03

ToR SALE.-TWENTY (2O) BUILD.
Il Ing Lots on Wheeling Island Price k3OO
each. Terms, one-fOurth cash; the residue In
equal lnstAlments At one, two and three years.
maxi " M JNo. p. GILcHRIsT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK, HOSPITAL.
iEsruBLIsnED AsAREFUGE ROiQOirSERi.
The Only Place where . Cure can DO Obtained


DR., johnson has discovered the most Certain,
Speedy. and only Baectual Remedy In the World
Tor WeakneSG 81 the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder 6nT9Ian'
tAFy Discharges, Imp0tency, General UeDinty
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Linguor, Low Splrits,
Confusion OF Ideas, Palplaton q tae Ae AT
Timidty, Trembling DimnesS o. sigat g Si q:
Skin, Affections Of thu Liver, Lungs StomAcno or
B0Wels-those Terrible Disorders Art1ing nom
Solitary Habits OF Youth Secret and Solitary
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than the
ing their most brilliant hopes and GnticlpationS,
rendering marriage, &C., impossible.
YOUNG MEN "tsE
especially, who have become the victims OF Soil.
tAiy Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps 10 an unImely grave
thousands Of Young men OF the most excollent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entrAnced listening sSnGte6 with the
living IyrS, may can With nh confidence,
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical .Weamea6,
Organic Debility, DGformities, speedily cured.
He hoplaceS himself under the caro- OF DR.. ].
may relIgi6usly cOnade In his honor q gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his bkill asa ply.
SclAn.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and fult VIgor restored. I.
THIS distresSing Affection, which, renders life
miserable ndmAFriage impossible, n the penalty
paid by the victims Of Improper induIgenccS.
Young persons are too apt 70 commit exeessel
from not being aware Of tho dreAdtul eonge,
quences that may ensue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend to deny that thu
power OF procreauon % Loaf sooner by those fall.
Ing into Improper habits than by the prudent
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure ofhealthy
Offspring, the most EeTi0us and destructive Bymp
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of ProcreAtlYe Power,
Nervous Irit1bility, DyspopsIO, Palpltation Of
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of, the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
0arav and Heath 10 Ell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
DIR. JOHNBTON. m

Is DIR. JOHNSTON, n =
oEFICE, NO. Z S0UTHFREDER1CK STREET,
1eIt hand side going nom Baltimore 6tFeek a few
doors nom the corner. Fail not 10 observe the
"a No letter. received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to DO used on the reply,
Persons writing Rhould state acc. and send poF.
tion otSdVertisement describing symptoms,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hAngs In lis oficc.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS;
The many Thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty Year,, and ne M.
merous Important surgical operations performed
hE d.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
LS Sen and many other plperS, notices or
public, besides his standing as FentlemSn Of
antee to the afileted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
STEAM BOATS.

TOR CINCINNATL-THE 49,
IL Gne passenger steamer
MAJOR ANDERSON. ..........C. NUmExAx,
will leave as above on Tuesday, April 4, at 3
O'Clock P. n.
c. Il. BOOTH b CO.,
Gp3 a.u. Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
THIs RsTARhIsHMEnrr
BBns FULLY STOCKED WITH rHv
Latest& Most IrnpruvsdPrsssp,
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURES

: &i- aJ7 aHig r.
aarItsa asaoo7g 2s ssrl.
Z ~ E7cso-o'- aogr.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03

The above sale was, at the time and place APP
pointed 40 above for selling, adjourned by oral
proclamation until Saturday, April sth, 1871, at
l0Q'cOck A. n, At the came place.
apps HENRY KURTZ, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

a.
.luat ggh A,MANNEa .1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
uNRQUALLnp IN THH QIqg

Our stock Is purchased at the RAIt, At AaA'
est cash prices, and our facilities Grs GupzO
any Office in the city for style and pFuupRs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03

O. N.. tH'l .il.aH .t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
MesSrs. B. Hoe 4 Co., A. 8. T,rlO,.
Is psgenegr : Weller &c.,
% 'It1J- ~ = " = y II
,rsA3dJ With an tes styles and Ds.tgn,Ol
TYPE, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS. CUTS, EIr

y s,mF cell 503 sal' 80.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-05
Description of "a Quadrillc.

1t is described thusly by young
man who tried it:
eve both bowed to both of us. and
then the tother; then the fiddle tank
ed and the thing started. | grabbed
for her female hand, she squeezed
mine, we both slung each other, then
changed base across the room, jumped
up and down ever so many times, then
my dear me dozed-a-doe and hon
scotched home again, from foreign
shore), then we two forwarded. four
ladies changed, We X over, turned
around twice, shassayed sideways, I
backed to the place, she dittoed, side
couples to the left, side couples turned
gentleman, side couples turn ladies,
ladies turn side couples, head couples
turn side couples, all hands around.
take your gal and t'other fellows cal
forward and back twice, both gals two
times, sling 'em to opposite Teller, let
him again to the place, light gentle
man balance to heavy lady, heavy Ia
dy duplicate, promenade, all gals
to the centre, fellows catch hold Of
each others hands, bob up and down,
arms over, ladies stoop, jump up and
down, each fellow takes his gal back
to place, right gentleman spin left la
dy, right lady spin left gentleman, all
twist each other, do it again, over re-
peat, once more, keep it up, all turn
to t'other backwards, sideways, each
couple swing t'other couple, cross over
back again to our seats.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-05

Sir Wsltcr Scott, in his days of law
practice, once defended a house break
err at Jedburg After the trial the
prisoner sent for him, thanked him for
his exertions and said he was sorry he
could give him fee, but he would
give two bits of information. First,
that a yelping terrier inside house
was better protection than big dog
outside; and secondly, that no lock so
bothered housc-breaker as an old
rusty one.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-05

o. THIS man seemed equal to that of a
fatagonian savage, and as every Part
OF HIM, with the exception of his chin
and large flowing beard, was hidden
by the mist, he presented an aspect at
once weird and terrible.
"Keep off," howled Captain Rus
sell to the man at the helm. Up
with the helm lively, or well be afoul
of that ship~
The helmsman obeyed, when, to our
unspeakable dismay the stranger also
kept~a, as if her captain really de-
sired collision.
"Ship ahoy9' roared Captain Rus
sell, trembling in every limb. "What
are you about thereg'
There was no reply; but the strang-
err came steadily on.
"Luf'~ shricked the captain, with
white lips, to the man at the wheel
For Heavens sake, luff!"
"Luif it is, anwercd the man, and |
down went the wheel.
As our vessel came up, however, the |
stranger also did the same.
"That man is mad !" cried the hor-
riiied third mate. "He is determined
to run afoul of us. May Heaven help
us if he does"
Again we kept of, and again the
other ship did the same. She was
now scarcely twenty fanthoms distant,
md collision seemed inevitable.
With a hoarse shrek of dismav,
'ur men rushed aft, believing that
heir doom was sealed. If run down
y the huge vessel approaching us we
ould not hope to escape with our
ives in such gale as now was rag
lg.
Meanwhile, on came the gigantic
essel nearer, nearer nearer and
cw we touched, expecting the shock
Minute after minute passed, how
yer, and still the collision did not I
Ike place. Wondering, we then rose
our feet, and preceived that the
ranger had disappeared n
Good Heavens !" howlcd our sup
stitious captain, quivering all over
tn terror. That was no earthly
aft. 1t was the spectre of the one u
lich l allowed to sink in the ice,
IT months ago.
And he fell upon the deck in a
Don.
When restored to his senses he was
ormed by our matc-a very intelli-
ut man-that the vessle which had
m seen was simply mirage-a
dow-the magnifed reflection of
own vessel in the mist, as in
'ror.
The mate had proved this by jump
upon the nightheads, when the &
of us was aft. lie had then seen >
own form reflected upon the night
d of the stranger, just before she
ished.
When we reached the Sandwich
nds, a month later, we learned that
vessel which our captain had de-
ed in her distress, was the Mount
non, steven by the ice. Her crew
to the boats, and with much diff
lty, succeeded in preventing their
vessel from being crushed.
1t daylight they were all picked up
the Montpelier, a homcward bound
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-05
THE DAILY SUN, 90 A YEAR.

n ne wspaper, with the larres
lrcnation IN the world. Free independent and fear
~ ~, III poItcs All the news from everywhere. Tw,
en's acopy ny mail, 30 cents month, or 90 year
For Terms to Clubs, and Specimens, address
l. w.ENeLASD. rub''<her, Sun once, New Yors
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-05
THE sEMT-wEEKLY sun, a. A yEAn

y ~ tne same size and general character as the TIL
= EEhLn Dut viii greater variety OF mIsce aneor
ana furnishing the news TO its subscribers wit
tead OF once only. "'e~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Tax Collector Attempts 10 Rob
Himself and is Poisoned by his
wife.

A Tax Collector Attempts 10 Rob
himself and Ia Poisoned by his
wife.
The Rome Georgia. Commercial tells
the following story: Rumor brings us
details of a horrible tragedy that is said
10 have occurred in st. Clair county,
Alabama. The rumor runs that the
Tax Collector of St. Clair had got TO-
gether large amount of taxes and Civ
en- them to his wife to keep. remarking
as be did SO that he was compelled to
take trip that would neeessltate his
absence from Home for athfee lor, fonr
days. He left aud she hid the money.
About ten o'clock that night party of
men wearing disguises, broke in. upon
the lonely woman and demanded the
tax money. She refused to give it up
or tell where it vas. After attempting
in vain to force her to tell the hiding
place OF the treasures they searched for
1t and found it. After possessing them
selves of the money they ordered her 10
get them some supper. While she was
busying herself in this forced task she
conceived the idea of poisoning them,
and thus preserve at once the money
and her husbands honor. She deity
slipped some arsenic in the coffee she
was mixing. They drank heartily, and
fell dead shortly afterwards. She strip
ped their DISCUSSES and found that two
of the Villains were strangers, but the
third was her husband, who had taken
this means Of stealing tile taxes Of the
people. The story is almost too horfil
BILE for credence,, but our informants
were confident that The facts twerei as
they stated them. b
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Observation-Disclosures

What profeth it il u man gain San
Domingo and lose New Hampshire -
Cktcago Times.
, The President will play on the con.
fagration in the Republican party
through Forneys quill.
" A. Washington dedlgf in indecent
JOKES Insists that Gehetal Logan Is j
candidate Tor President. as
Der neutrality-suspicious. IN Michigan
remarks that:A .Het yblad twintig jareil
lang onze be soiking gedien6 on zoovel
mogelUk allie sebeurtenis." 1t is sad
d The little boyEwho fell from tile sixth
floor of the Gait House, in Louisville
to the marble tiles of tie office, nearly
one hundred feet below, is rapidly re-
covering.
TitusviIle, Pennsylvania, sent, las,
week. S3,745 to Colonel Drake, the orig.
inator of the oil traffic OF that region
and now destitute
The old and New Magazine says;
IA politician Is n man who thinks Of
the next election, while d statesman
thinks of the next generation"
The chronological Journal, in a re-
ply to the query, why is it there. are
no bald-headed women says: sSomt
women are partially. bald, though it il
not very common" 1t attributes the
d;ffnronno IN hoordc vvh;ch sttoEa tbo
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
About AdvertlsIns.

The last Barncsville Enterprise con-
tains the following about Advertising
1t is applicable to this region:
"The man who thought advertising
would do him no good as everybody
knew him, has taken down his sign and
converted it into kindling wood; given
up his store because the rent was.s 80
high, and moved his stock of. goods in.
to his barn. He says be guesses his old
customers will find him out If they
don't, the Sheriff will.
"The merchant who don't advertise, is
trying to figure out a fortune by the
light of lamp hidden under bushel
His eyesight will give out long before
he makes enough to pay for the neces.
sary glasses.
There is nothing that pays the bust
ness man a greater interest than mon
ey invested in printers ink. 1t is dis.
gushing to hear men talk about adverti.
singJust to help the village paper; when
every body ought to know,that the boot
is on the other leg. Every dollar ex-
pended in bringing your goods to the
notice of customers, pays back at least
ten. No business man ever got rich
who was ashamed to let the people
know that he had goods to SELL"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Ahe..s Bags,

Al chatty correspondent of q Cincin-
dati newspaper relates the following
concerning a well known "Old. War
Horse"
"Ssn Domingo abounds in variety
of bugs. There is no end to the bugs
little and big bugs, old bugs and new
bugs--and the enthusiastic philoso-
piers caught them, and captured them,
and pinned them up and packed them
down, until old Bei. was nearly driv-
en- crazy. He found bugs crawling
over his bed, and bugs in his pocket,
bugs in his boots and bugs in the dish
es, he had to eat out Of The conse-
quence was that be fell to swearing, and
be cursed the Swans until oil were
blue. He broke in on them one morn
ing almost in the abstract. HIS aged
person. had in { the way of q gar
ment nothing but 8 night-shirt, and
standing up before the astonished nat
.uEaiists who were busy pinliing bugs
ON board, he grated in what one oi
them called the Vulgar tongue, inter
spersing ais remarks with the mosi
diabolical oaths ever invented by mar
.or sanctioned by the devil. -. scs's
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

One of the greatest difficulties OF q
young newspaper publisher is the selec.
ton Of a proper name for the paper he ex-
poets to infict upon suffering world
The name IS generally chosen on account
of seeming fitness, but sometimes other
reasons influence the selection. THIS was
the case with onr,friend James r. Morris,
whose father, we believe, started the
Woodsfeld Spirit of Democracy. The
name was used many years ago by paper
in Virginia, which was forced to suspend
The heading, with other material, was Of
fered for sale, and Mr.. Morris happening
to be present, purchased it for twenty five
cents, adopted it for his paper, and the
name has since been perpetuated. 1t was
chosen for no other reason than its cheap
ness, but the proprietor was just as for
tunate as if he had cogitated for days over
q name.--,Barnesvitle Enterprise.
The above is partly correct and partly
incorrect. JAS. R. MoRRIs-and not his
father established "The Spirit of De-
nocncy," the tirst number of which was
issued March l, 1SA.pV The MAsoSs OF
whom JOHN Y. was one if am not mis-
taken established a Democratic paper in
Leesburg, Louden County, Va, about
1912, called "The Spirit of Democracy"
That county being largely "Whig." they
| found ii . losing concern; and after try
ing the experiment for about year, con-
cluded to sell out. The whole materials
of the office were. sent to Washington
City to be sold at atauction. JAS R. Nor
RIs, by good luck, happened to be there on
a visit, and concluded to buy Apart Of the
materials Of the office. The heading was
stereotyped, and was put up separately,
aad he y. r.. bidding tweaty fee cents,
became the purchaser; and hence sThe
Spirit of Democracy" and he has no rea-
son yet to regret IL #z ER
Although JOHN Y. MASON was not O
resident OF Leesburg, yet is believed be
was interested in the paper. ]. R. n.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

y. Humh u, Kansas, claims to have the
champion psiler Of the world. IN the
person ofsAlbsrt Minor, lather By
trade. sasd = son Of Vermont. Minor
can drive nors nails in one dsy than any
other living man. he Will drive nails
| faster than ths fastest conpositor can
pick up u ps.s He viii drive sixty lath
nails 3 minute, ten hours ont Of the
twenty. -four. the gear through.
Il The lands Of ~ California and Ore.
| gon railroad are TO be sold to settlers fo'
one. third cash, ba'ancs ip one and two
yeafss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Nehp aabsrtissllltnts
Sheriff Sale.
Williams d West
vs.
. John Brookover.

DY virtna Of an order ofsale to rne directed
!, IL from, thu court Of common pleas of Nor.
roe county, 0bio, | will. ,ofsr Tor sais at the
front door OF the court house in the t1wn OF
woodsfeld, between tbs hours Of 10 o'clock
a.ns and 4 o'clock 3. M, on
Saturday, The 9Th dayof Nay. 1871,
the following dsscribsd rsa, estate situxts in
Nonroe county, Ohio. to WI:
The sbuthwsst part Of thu northwest qnar-
ter OF the northeast quarter nf section thirty
township two and range three; containing
twenty. one acres.
Also the east part of the northwest quarter
Of ths sou,heas, quarter Of section thirty
township two and range three, containing
twenty acres. !.
Appraised At $500. ~
GEoRGY CALDWELL.
apr4ws. Sheriff N. Z. O.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Post Masters and Mutilated Erac.
tttOnal Currency.

Some time ago we gave currency to q
statement to the effect that Post Masters
are required to redeem mutilated frac.
tional. currency. Our authority was a
Washington City paper which we had
every reason to believe was well inform
ed upon the subject. From the same
paper We subjoin what is doubtless tile
correct ruling. The paper from which
We copy mentions avarious papers" as II
wholly obliyious OF the fact that it alone
is responsible for the erroneous state
ment: sa
e ssThe United States Treasurer is in
daily receipt Of numerous letters, enclos
ling slips cut from various newspapers, to
the effect that be, has decided that post
masters must receive mutilated currency
for sstamps,s when, in case of United
States notes,not more than nonestwenticth
fof the note is missing, and in that OF
fractional currency no more than one.
tenth is missing II would seem from
these letters that there is a general i'm
preston prevailing among postmasters,
that'they are compelled to redeem mutt
lated currency. InEreply to such a letter
| the Treasurer saysthat he has never ven.
tired 10 instruct postmasters in relation
to. the receipt of currency BY them, nor
made any decisiORDn the subject He
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
New York Money Markst
March 80.

i9sH sssi ~ fsa afa = Marcn 0U. 5
tsy GOLD 1stsady opened At 1lo4, and
closed at llo4all08 loans we're made at
1a2 per cent for carrying, and ! per cent
Cor use. s ~ ~ '.sss
MONEY--Essy at 4 per cent. We
have good authority for saying that q
eombinatiou, made up Dearly Of the same
firms end Spectators who figured in .
like movement last December, has been
formed to lock up money, and tomorrow
operations looking to stringency will be-
Ign. -.
bills at l094. Eli.
( GOVERNMENT .STOCKS-0 Opened
steady and advanced 1 10 I per cent.
with the exception Of 10-40s, which
were weak. Tho nsv losn is meeting
with favor, and noticeable feature in
favor Of its early success is the fact that
the subscription is no longer limited to
national banks, some large privste bank
ing |. houses Of this city having taken
holdsof tho work in good earnest.
- hlff fsr $40. sft4ft9 fss4t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

About a year ago, Hon. WY D. Hem
,kle,. State Commissioner of CoHmen
Schools, while on visit to Salem, met
a map named Samuel McCartneys who
was sud II baSs the 5mosl teiaafkable
memory, being able to name the day ol
the week when given the day Of the
month and year, uf any time since ht
was nine years old to describe tae
weather, and relate events occurring on
those days. Ia yae sz
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

80 VxRs liEtss, March 80. .--Ing the Ma
tionai a Assembly Thiers declared that
the withdrawal Of the Germans ftom
France is for the moment suspended. =.
The Pertsiaw @eahnFeXpr, responsible
for the delay in the evacuation.
The Assembly passed bill providing
Tor the convocationS Of the Councils
General. Thiers announced that by
virtue Of the convention just signed,
more German troops are to enter Par
is, and that the French forces in the
city are to be increased 'propoftionate-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

1VAduty deyoives upon Township
Trustees. the responsibility Of which Is
sometimes not properly considered by
Ethem-the selection Of jurors. TITS one
Of Che most Important duties Trustees
have to discharge. An exchange well
says aThe most intelligent and upright
men in the township ought to beselected
for jufymen, and not men Of no account
at home Or elsewhere. Let each indiyid-
ual Trustee ask himself the question:
sIf i had: ! case, IN Court what Hnd of
men would ! desire to pit in judgment
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Sheriff Sale.
I I''ss ss,,s VIII r. =, Ls'yssapes.i es.i,.sp & !
ssan ass s54S Ysf.nssg asssgsnal
!, e.,s.s Andrew Parksrsss 81. i 4

~
DYsvfj BE Of an prdsr Of Aais to1nsi dissctsd
ID frei fths cunrs; of coumen plsasist Cuya
.hogs county, Ohio, Ivill .afsffo sales st the
front door Of the court house., hstussa tie
hours of l0o'clock .. IA, and 1 O'Clock "a
n "a ter
.Satsrdiy, the 8th day Of Aprils 1871.
the following described real estate situats IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit;
The southeast quarter Of ths northeast
quarter Of section twenty y-two township txc
Of range four, cohtainipg forty acres more
or less.
Also the northeast quarter Of the northeas,
quarter Of the same section, township and
range, except four and one half acies sold ia
Jam6s Bolef, containing thirty-fvs ant
ons-haH acres more or less.
Appraised; lst tract ~ $3.50.
I'd 925.
GR0RGE CALDWELL,
mch7w5. 's, as Sheriff Y. G. o,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Election Notice.

NOTICE isyh@rrbr given that tbs ensaal
lS Rlsctiou Of Di,sotors fss The Aosxo~ 4u-'
tusl Fire Insurance Company vii D. hela as
their Office IN Wood -fsld, on thu 6set TusA lat
OF Esy next, at ons O'Clock
ishsstd. mo. D rotl. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

lUAprstty srron.fotA lady may be
made Of black silk msterial cut round
at:,the botsons with two ANAL plalts at
the waist, and trimmed With arifie Of
the same. with the plaits turned n one
direction, ,meshng at the bottom and CEN
ter Of the apron. Head the trimming
with tIsck velvet ribbon, and embroidery
of black silk soutaehs, ifEdssireds ....