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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for November
the cheapest and best of the lady's
books-is before us, and a magnificent
number it is! "Baby's Answer its
principal steel plate, is a perfect beauty,
Then comes its double sized, colored,
steel fashion plate, and Peterson is
now the only magazine that gives these
double sized plates engraved on STEEL
Then there is superb slipper pattern,
printed in colors, itself alone worth the
price of the number. The tales and
novelets, as always in Peterson" are
all original and Of thrilling interest,"
''The Mystery Of Brides Bayou" in
the present number, is story such as
we rarely see anywhere now a days.
Noac is the time to get up clubs for 1872.
The Prospectus is just out. The price
of peterson" is only two dollars year
to single subscribers, while other maga-
zines of its class are three or four. To
clubs the terms are lower still, viz: five
copies for eight dollars, or eight copies
for twelve dollars. Every person get
ting up either Of these clubs will re-
ceive the Magazine for 1872 gratis, and
also a splendid copy right engraving
"a inches by 1S), Five Times One
'ro-da, !" We can speak from person
al experience Of the beauty and value
of this engraving. Specimens of the
Magazine sent gratis if written for. Ad-
dress, CHARLES j. PETERSON, 3o8 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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Now is the Time to Subscribe.
FEN Copies of the ''spirit''
FOR $15 CO.

Owing to frequent applications from
Democrats in every township in Monroe
County, we have concluded to club the
SPIRIT at the rate of 10 copies, one year,
for sl5 90, from now to April l, 1872 -
After that time we will not receive club
subscribers at lower rate than 50 90
per year.
Democrats canvass your townships
and send in the names Of two or three
hundred yearly subscribers. as q New
Years Gift, to the SPIRIT.
Single subscribers will be charged the
usual subscription, 50 90 per year,
Our Club Agents can forward .Jftty sub
scribers from each to'rnship, by January
l, and do it by canvassing not more than
one week
Show this to yohr neighbors; Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, and ask them to
subscribe.
Send for Prospectus
H. r WEST,
If. Elitor and Proprietor.
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Neyy York Cattle Market.
SATURDAY, November | I

NONCIu UcT U.
BEEF CATTLE The average quail
ity is good, and range at 7c for some
very mean Texans to 9lalOc for thin
western; lie for fair and 12al24c for
fine, few selling at-13c; average nearly
lie. Best decks of 80 Ohio 8 cwte av-
craged 1l2, one yard selling at 13c, 60
pounds per cwt; The poorest Texans 5
cwt, hard lot, at 7c; fair 81 cwt Tex
ans at Sc; 100 Illinois Z cwt at 1O8c;
rs Indiana g cwt at llac; 2 cars Hi
nois u cwt at l2c.
SHEEP-Common sheep 60 at &c;
fsir 55c; prime &c, and extras 64c; thin
lambs sell at GAZE; fair Tie; good Sc,
and extras SIC; Car l0S pounds Ohio
sheep sold at &c; a car so pounds at s. (;
so Canadas l24 pounds at 6Sc; a car
State lambs y pounds at Ssc; 3 cars
Canadas 70 pounds at Ic; a lot thin
55 pounds Michigan at &c.
HOGS-Receipts for the week A.,
600, with 12l cars to day. Nothing
selling alive, but worth 4ha48c; dressed
are worth 54a6ca
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TRY TINS TRICK latest amuse-

TRY TINS TRIcK.-The latest amuse-
ment is termed the Printers Delight,and
is performed in the following manner ::
Take sheet Of note paper, fold it care
fully,and enclose bank note sufficiently
large to pay up all arrears for subscrip-
ton, advertising and job work. And
what adds immensely to the feat, is to
send along The names of few suhscri-
bers. ''wi3h cash to balance" Keep
your eye on the printer, and if you de
tect smile, the trick is success. De-
linquents, try this trick, and if it don't
do your hearts good, nothing will
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County Officers.

Probate Judge, Taso. Castle, Office in
sne Court House,
Auditor, MShAht HoRrrLEs; Office in the
Court House.
Treasurer, WILLIAM READ; office in the
Courr'House.
Clerk of Court, DAVID OkBY; Office in the
casft House.
n Rresscuting' Attorney. J. P. SPhIoas, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House. s9nie.
: Recqsder .JnHs HAMILroS;otioe in the conrt
House.
Sheriff, GEORGE CALDwELL;ofice in the Court
HOUSE, au''ss''e''
Commissioners-IsAAc BERNHARD, WIN.
,woRK,AAx,l CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Suryeyor, o. s. SLOAN: Pos ossofice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors, JACOB c. YoHo, PaILrP
'ScHuxAcHBR, Sr., STEPHEN DouGHEhTY.
Coroner, JcHs 'MuHLEMAS, RsQ,; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Administrators Sale.


DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, l will offer for sale on the prem
ises, in the town of Woodsfeld, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock q, m. ani 4 o'clock p. m,
on
Thsrsdaythe 5oth day Of, Nevember. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in
the county cf Monroe, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number thirty-oue in tie town of
Woo isield, Monroe county, Ohio,
Appraised at s1,l00. -
TERMS OF SALE One third cash in. hand;
one-third ia one year ana ons-third in two
years, with interest on deferred payments, tc
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
EDWARD SALISBURY, Admir- ,
for the estate Of James Cunningham, decd.
oct3lwS
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ey Attention is invited to our new

IL Attention is Invited To our new
advertisements mt ss a sa.-s IS 4I
apBarnesvillc has Fire Engine, and
Ho,oSiEisa Hook and ladder Company. se's / Z.
E5-Thursday,e November 80, is
Thapksgiying day,
EF Read carefully our terms to club
subscribers, and then subscribe. y
REShow this number of the SPIRIT
to-yydr neighbors and ask them to sub
scribe sa' :, 6 90
8y-If youshave goods, houses, farms
or.anything else to sell, advertise in the
SPHaE5 50 s. hasd -
HA., carpenter is seldom as hand
some as his wife, because he is deal
planer. dis
RThe latest method CT suicide is to
fill ones. mouth With gunpowder and
then chew caps. =
"a N-are3 esr7cl hf1 H{far a.s
1FWe proposeto pay special atten-
ton to furnishing each week the market
reports from the great stock yards, East
and West - e
ETT The public sale of personal effects
at Dr.. GRIMsHAw's last week, was well
attended and the articles sold brought
fair prices aIyia
E5-in proof of the assertion that
cattle will stray into strange places, we
may say that we have seen COW hide in
shoeriaker's shop.
EEDf. GRIMsHAw offers his residence
fcrsais' IL, is in excellent repair and
tie conveniences are all that any one
ought to desire. See advertisement.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Novemher 2.

CATTLE-Prices for beef cattle ran
ged as follows: Best beeves at 45a58c; !;
generally rated first quality at 44a455c; !;
medium or good fair quality at 3aa4 &c;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS at
2Aa35c; inferior and lowest grades of
cattle 0a0. General average of the
market to day 44c Extreme range of
prices 3a5Yc. Most. of tie sales were
from to 5 90 per 100 pounds.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
fat sheep 4a54c per ID gross, as to quail
ity. Open wool stock sheep are in good
request at 2a3 90 per head. Lambs, "a
3 so per head, as to quality.
HOGS-We quote at 5 75a6 per 100
lbs. net Receipts this week. 1858 head
against 5,694 head last week, ard 4,2Sf
head The SAME time last year.
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WM. SUMNER k co.

General Aycats for the Western States
.z liAG 50
tjta4Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

AuTUMN.-The melancholy days, the
saddest of the year, have come. The
breath of autumn is felt in the air
Weird voices wake the night with au-
tumnal music. The red, brown and
yellow tints touch the forests with mel
ancholy beauty. There is a feeling of a
great dying all around Us. Forms that
beat with lie awhile ago, are dropping
in decay and death. The leaves of all
the trees-the flowers with all their hues
and fragrances, the angels of nature
the grass of AL the fields and meadows
all are dying, The far-reaching NOR
ming and evening twilight is gone. The
suns rays slant down into the earth
from southern sky. Fhe wind whis
pers elegies through tie woodlands, and
the stars look down on us from their
distant spheres with Shy and plying
eyes. Whose soul is not touched by
these things?
1t is not without a sigh we see all this
growth and beauty perish. The falling
leaves Quivering 10 the ground wake an
echo of sadness. The dead grass, the
timid morning glory, the ripe apples
hanging under the brown leaves of the
trees, the half-nalied oaks standing in
reverent silence, in the forests, give a
funeral aspect to the world. And we
could not. bear to see this dying, if We
did not know there are vital forces in
the world, 50 subtle and immaterial, that
the frosts of autumn and the breath of
winter cannot touch them, and which
will germinatc again into new births Of
life and beauty when spring comes
laughing through the fields and sprink-
ling them with the fertile dews Of heav-
en-. So we rest in hope, ever singing:
''By the lcngthening twilight hours
By the chill and fragrant bowers
By the howrets pale and faded;
BY the leaves with russell shaded;
BY the gray and cloudcl morn; go
By the dropping ears of corn;
BY the meadows, overspread
With the spiders wavy thread;
By the sSft and shadowy sky;
By the thousand tears that lie
Every weeping bow beneath
Summer, We perceive thy DEATH"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

In addition the Belmont County Board
of Commissioners appropriated $4,000
for bridges.
Is the Incorporated Pike Company
making money after TwEED's style?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

@JAs. r. SMITH ana JOHN READ
were out last week examining chimneys
and flues. They found quite number
in bad condition. The owners should
have them fixed up Immediately. The
cost of putting in brick Or plasterine
a few cracks up is considerably less than
the cost Of a new house
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

.'aE Mr.. THOMAS K DAVIS and family
removed from Woodsfield to Caldwell,
Noble County, on Thursday last. We
learn that TOMMY proposes starting q
livery establishment in Caldwell. We
wish him success, as he is straight for
ward, honest, fair man, and good citi.
zen in any community.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

@The Cincinnati Enquirer's Deutsch
poet is shocked at the nude small hoy
on the Davidson fountain:
"Der Shmall Poy stands on der fountain,
Und he don't got on any close,
Und der young girls dey all plush and say,
'Vot he mean py such conduct as dose:' "
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market,

November g.
BEEF CATTLE-We quote common
to fair Cattle selling at 2 75a3 so, prime
40: at 3 Toad, and shipping Cattle at IA
4 90 per GENITAL, live weight.
SHEEP-We quote common to prime
selling at 2a3' so per head, and extra at
4a4 10 per cwt., gross.
HOGS-We quote light to heavy av-
erages selling at load 80, and extra
at 80, cwt, gross, the latter price was
paid by butchers for choice lots.
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Pittsburg Rive stock Kssarket.

November u.
CATTLE-The following are the
rates current for The different grades
Extra 1900 to 1900 pounds steers, 5 80
to 3 10; prime, 1900 to 1900 pounds
steers, 5 % to so; medium 1000 to
ll00 pounds steers, 4 so to 5 90; com
mon 4 90 to 4 so; bulls, cows, etc 2
so to 3 so. 49, 3-,,. "a
HOGS,-Sales were made of'quitc o
number Of droyes to the regular deal
erS at prices from 4 % to 4 so per hun
dred. ard by dealers to butchers at re-
tail from 90 to 5 90.
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~We want not less than four work
ing Democrats in each township,in Mon
roe County, to raise clubs Of iiot less
than ten subscribers at 81 so each in
advance, against January l.
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axAuditor Dr. SAMUEL GRrMsHAw

ES-Audtor DR.. SAMUEL GRIMsHAw
retired from Office yesterday, the 18th
inst, after four years faithful service
Monroe County has had a number of
first rate Auditors, but none more atten-
tive to duty than DR.. GRrMsHAw His
successor, Mr.. NJ. HoEFFLER, has been
tried in the Office before. both as Deputy
and Auditor, and proved to be the right
man in the right place.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
Green Tomato Pickle.

One peck tomatoes, one dozen onions
sliced, lay in salt one night. Then pour
off the water, and add one ounce each
of pepper,allspice and cloves, one fourth
pc und mustard seed, one pound sugar ;
cover with vinegar and boil till tender.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

EgWinter apples are mello wing early
this year. Our advice is, don't lay in
very many arrels unless you have plen-
ty Of leisure time and are fond Of as
sorting apples.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

ES-Dr. GRIMsHAw and wife propose
removing to Illinois during the present
month. Our town will lose q worthy,
upright citizen, when DR.. GRIMsHAw
takes his departure. Success to bin in
all his undertakings.
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re- Here is the chorus of new comic
song. 1t will soon become popular,
therefore commit to memory:
Squeedge me, Joe! squeedge me, Joe!
It's orful jolly, and that you know;
Squeedge me, Joe! squeedge me, Joe!
And if you love me. tell me SO!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

NMr. WILLIAM READ was engaged
last week removing the one story frame
building, formerly the property Of 5. A
DAVENPORT, down street TO the vacant
half lot south of the Post office
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THE SPIRIr-Your wife wants it t;your
children want it; your farm hands like
to read it, you want it to learn your
county news, and the news of the coun
try. Subscribe and supply yourself
with first rate home paper.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com,
II missioners at their December session ask
ing for a review of the County Road, commen.
cling at Pfalzgrafrs dam, in Center township
through the lands OF Sebastian Riesbeck: thence
through the lands of Jacob Pfalzgraf; John
Songer's lands, John Smyths lands to Songers
lower line, of uppe, lot, on Ayres Fork in SUM
nit township. MANY PETITIONERS.
nov7wj.
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ETParents should visit both pubic
and private schools where their children
are receiving instructions How many
parents in Woodsfeld have visited our
schools during the past year2 Don't all
speak at the same time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

ES-A barn on the farm of ELMoRE
PHILLIPS, two miles northeast of Barnes
vile, was consumed by fire on the 4th
inst Contents 500 bushels of corn,
1000 pounds of tobacco, together with
hay, oats, farming implements, and 9th.
er articles of value.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

re The small pox is almost an epi-
demic in various parts of this State
Persons in Monroe County, who have
not been vaccnated would, perhaps, save
considerable of physician's-bill by get
ting vaccinated Immediately.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
Liquid Yeast.

Take handful of hops, boil in a
quart of water for ten or fifteen minutes,
then strain the water into q quart of
-four, let it stand till cool, then add the
yeast, also tablespoonful of ginger !;
set it to rise and when light, bottle up
closely, and set it in a cool .place. 1t
will keen three or four weeks
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

EFMr. z. SCHUMACHER gathered, this
year, from eight acres on his farm, near
thisplace, 1858 bushels of ear corn
What farmer in the county can beat,
or equal, that farming?
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Cleansing Riankets.

Put two tablespoonsfuls of borax and
pint of soap into tub of cold waler
When dissolved pat in a pair oe blan.
kets, and let them remain over night
Next day rub and drain them cut, and
hang them out 10 dry. Do not wiring
them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

ROur friends, throughout the coun-
ty, can place us under million obhga-
tions by forwarding items Of local na-
turc, for publication. Give us the facts
and we will shape them.
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Notice to Settle.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
n to me will please call and settle their ac
counts against the first of November, 1871.
Having sold my stock of goods l intend tt
settle up my business.
JOSEPH sPANGLER
Lecompton, o., Sept. 49, lS7l-w7.
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To Make Cloth waterproof.

In a pail of soft water put half a
pound of alum; stir at. intervals until it
becomes cool, then pour it into another
pail and put the garment therein, and
let it be in twenty-four hours, and then
hang it up to dry without wringing it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
Harness FsIackenins.

Three ounces Of beeswax, four oun.
ces ivory black, one pint neatsfoot oil
two ounces CASTLE soap, two ounces
lard; one ounce alocs; to be boiled to-
gether, and poured into u hollow vessel
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
HrOsled Ham.

Cut the ham in very thin slices; pour
boiling water over it, and leave where it
will keep hot,twenty minutes; then wipe
the slices dry, and lay on hot griliron
over the Goals, and broil as quick as
possible, but do not scorch it.
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Married..

SToUr-PRIcE On Thursday, the
10Th inst at the residence of the brides
father, &c. Scarvell, Esq, in Taylors
vile, Ohio, by Rev. Washington Adam
son, DIR. JAMES NJ. SroUT, Of Zanesville,
and Mrs. JANE E. PRICE, of the former
Dlaca.
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'ARBIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
,a,,~AND FROM WooDsFIELD.

Basnessille, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
P. NsslrIssvs!escho morning at GAIN. a
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays.s leave Wednesday and Saturday
sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
LeaVes "Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fiidays,, Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
!" a'.H' ygSHoTs
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Eg Caldwell, Noble County, is raising
money to get up a hook and ladder
company. There was small fire in
that small town two or three weeks
ciurn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

Ry- Europe owns S20,00o,000 worth
of property in steamship lines plying
between their ports and ours. Ihis
country owns not one dollar OF TINS
profitable sort Of stock beyond the half
ownership exercised by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in the Ger
man Lloyd's steamers which run between
Bremen and Baltimore. SO much FOR
protection. "a. .~- ,e- -...,...
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

Hg'A little son Of Dr. A. MARTIN
had his foot and leg badly injured, not
long since, BY falling over an iron door
ir' the court house, at Caldwell.
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Philadelphia Cattle MarRet.

November U.
9EEV VES-In fair demand this week
and fraction higher. sales of 1000 head
at 7 OOa7 so for extra Pennsylvania and
western steers; 50a6 60 for fair to
good; 4 00a5 90 for common. % ~ E.g
SHEEP-In fair demand; sales Of
IA goo head at 5a6Ic per pound.
g HOGS-Dull and rather lower sales
of 400 head at 5 5Oa6 so.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

EFTax paying is the order at pres,
ent Quite number of our farmers
were in town last week settling with
Treasurer READ.
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EE<The subscription price of the
SriRiT one year is 81; six months, ST.
The SPIRIT goes free Of postage in
Monroe County.
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II. r WEST,
Eaitor and Proprietor

ESThe Barnesville and Somerton
Pike Company is doing tolerably well in
the way of assessing, through the county
authorities, the tax payers along the
route of II miles. Here is what tax
payer says, in the Barnesville Eaterprise e
of the 9th inst, the assessments have
been:
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Subscribers

Who 6nd an ID after their names will un-
tierstand that the time for which they
haye paid has expired, and if no response
IS heard it Will be taken for granted that
thegdet not wish to renew their subscrip-
tions, and their names will be erased.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
EantaCket Corn Gates.

To one pint of boiling milk, Stir III
one coffee cup of white Indian meal;
when cold add three eggs, beaten sepo-
rately, little salt; bake in small tins.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

.EEO Our outside contains seven col
Iimns Of interesting matter, six on the
first, and one on the fourth page.