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iished, and was never more popular than now.
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The entire SERIES of PHOTO
MICRU-GRAPHS, taken by
nr. j. J. Woodward a; the
Amy Medical Museum, will
bo shown, and a large number
taken by Dir. Rowland, besides
a fine Collection OF Natural
Dbjec $.
This Is believed to DO the
est Collection of Microscop.
al Objects ever exhibited 10
ne United States or Europe.
The instrument used to ex.
ibit these objects was made
o DR.. How ahd's order BY
vm Ladd. OF London, and Is
similar instrument to that
lsed by Prof Tyndall In his
,ctures before tho London
o!y,echn C Institute, and con.
isls of nm Electric Lamp,
AN EN-, Microscope, Spectre
'ope and Poiariscepe.
The glasses are Achronlatic
md Aplanic. The Electric
Light used In tho instrument
ia produced by EIGHTY
ellis OF GROWERS BAT.
Terry, with twelve and-a half
square feet Of platinum sur
tace,
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BeIlaire, Woodsfeld & Zanes.
Vile Railroad.

TNIIE books for the receipt of subscription.
to ths Beilsire, Wpadsacid and Ztne.viii.
Railroad Company will be opened gu the 2sth
day Of July 1917. and eoutinae open there
after, at the following places, to wiz
Al tue store Of u. L. TYLER, in Cla.lngton;
At the ofics OF Hon. h. Headl.y, in came
ron;
At the Monroe County Bank wooise.ld:
AZ the store 0, Clas. B. Ubliuser, Lewis
Wills;
At tb. store Of ". II. Hutehison & Co.
Beallsville; iEf f5
At the store Of Joha Holiday; Rev C.s,ie
At the store Of Hugh Robinson, Stafford;
At th. residence Of Michael Hoffman, il
Wayne township
At the residence Of J. Lieuelien; In Seneca
township;
At the store Of r. Dorr. Miitensburg.
At the store OF o. B. fLnrot, Suumsrdsli
Noble county;
At the store OF B. r. Penn, Carlisle
Shares fifty dollars each.
BY order Of the corporators of said Rail
road Company. JAMES o. AMOS.
J. T. JUDKGNJ.
js25tr S. L MOONEY.
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ass1ria-a substitute for Castor
Ola family pllysic which is pIcasantto
take and does not distress or gripc, but is
sure to operate when all other remedies
have failed Ii is purely vegetable prep
aration, containing neither Minerals,
Morphine nor Alcohol, the result of tif-
teen years experimenting by Dr. SAMUEL
PiTCnER. 1t is perfectly harmless and
far more elective than Pills, Narcotic
Syrups or Castor Oil By soothing the
system it produces natural sleep, and is
particularly adapted to crying or tee,hing
children. Itkills worms, cures Stomach
Ache, Constipation, FlatuIency and De
rangemcKt of the Liver. No family can
afford 10 be without this article. 1t costs
hut 90 ccnts-asl your druggist to get it
for you. and he will always keep it,
j. B ROSE Il Co., SO Broadway, n. Y.
jeliw4 ...
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Are You Going west?

If SO, take our advice, and purchase
your tickets over the old reliable and
popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
is, positireiy, the only line that runs three
Daily Express Trains from st. Louis to
Kansas City aud the West! and is, posi-
tirely, the only line which runs Pullman S
Palace Sleepers and fine Day Coaches,
especially for morers) equipped with
Miller's Safety Platform: and the Patent
Steam Brake, from st. Louis to Kansas
City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Lawrence,
Leavenworth, Atchson, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs aud Omaha
without change! For Information in
regard to time tables, rates, DC to any
point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,C Col
orado, Texas or California, call upon OF
address S. II. THOMPSON, Agent, Nilsson
ri Pacific Railroad, Columbus, Ohio; OF
E. A. FORD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, St
Louis, Mo.
No trouble to ans,cer questions! s
mch26 1872.
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The following are statistics of this
county as returned by the township AS
SCISSORS, for the year 1871:
There WERE 13,4O7 acres in meadow,
which produced 30,393 tons Of hay. Clo.
rer-2,5S94 acres; tons of hay 2,2l5;
bushels of seed 250l4; ploughed under
for manure 80 acres.
Flas-1 acre, 81 bushels of seed and
IS pounds of fibre.
Potatoes-1,4 ,4011 ] acres, which prodhc-
ed rs, ,44S bushels. nsos
Tobacco-2,77S1 acres; total number
of pounds produced 2,644,4OS.
Butter-444, ,97sszpounds. Cheese
Ala, 1893 pounds.
Sorghum-Acres planted 59S1 ;gallons
of syrup 52,962. Maple sugar-4,764
pounds; gallons of syrup. 527.
Grapes and Wine--Aeres planted 10;
pounds of grapes gathered 2o,775; il
vineyard in 1871, 4.04S acres; gallons OF
wine pressed $3.50.
Sveet Potatoes-Four acres planted
which produced AGA bushels.
Observation-Disclosures of acres in or
chards 5,i944 bushels of apples produc-
ed 17S,S46; bushels of peaches $3.50
bushels of pears 493.
Pqsturage-Number of acres 81, ,O26l
Sunshnry township reports only 81 acres.
Uncultiuated Iand-Number of acres
76,143; in ounsbury the report is ~
acres. i-as
Coal-Number Of bushels mined 81,
799.
Wool-Number of pounds shorn l02,.
9154.
Dogs-Total number reported 2,7S2
Sheep-Number killed by dogs 556
value SLABS; injured by dogs 95; value
ZU4. MIA ,rt3s.1-t $3.50 E-f,a
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Halls,

Complaints reach us from subscribers
that they do not receive the SPIRIT rtgu-
larly.
We mail the Miltonsburg, Malaga,
Beallsyille and other packages for the
North regularly on Tuesday morning OF
each week.
The Antioch, Clarington and Stafford
mails are taken to the post office on Tues
day afternoon of each week.
The cause Of complaint does not rest
with this Office and we hope post masters
will exercise great care to prevent the de-
lay of mail matter; also examine careful
ly and take from the bags all mail direct
ed to their respective offices.
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FIRE.-The roof of the residence of
WILLIAM OKEY, Esq, was discovered to
be on fire about noon Of the 18th inst
Our citizens rallied and worked with a de
termination TO sxtinguish the fire, and in
short time succeeded. About twenty
feet square of the roof over the dining
room and kitchen was burnt off. Rev
GRIMES, attending Presbytery here, did
noble service he ascended the back stairs
of the building into the loft, Immediately
under the fire, called out to fetch on the
water, and as buckets were passed rapidly
to him he threw their contents upon the
fire and it was extinguished.
All worked hard and have Mr.. OKEY
sincere thanks for saving his house from
destruction. -......-.
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Railroad Meeting.

WooDsFIELp, Ono, June 90, 1872.
According to previous arrangement
the corporators of the Bellaire, Woods
field and GAINESVILLE Railroad Company
met at the Court House in Woods6eld.
The meeting was organized by electing
JOHN KERR Chairman and DR.. B. A.
SHousE, Secretary. a -ra
Several letters we're read, showing the
interest taken in this enterprise by other
railroad companies.
A resolution. adopted by meeting
held on the 18th of June, by the citizens
of Clarington. was presented and receiv-
ed with applause. The resolution is as
follows i a. E'.ss
Resolred, By the citizens of Salem
township, that we will use our utmost en-,
deavors to comply with the provisions OF
the B@sel bill, and by subscription, to
raise the required amount of money to
build the Bellaire, Woodsfeld and Zanes-
vile Railroad frem Clarington to the
township line ;provided said railroad will
make Clarington point on the line of
said road. .- .
On motion, JAMES D. AMOS, J. T. JuD-
k1Ns and S. L. MOONEY were appointed to
act for the corporators in preparing the
books to be opened for subscription ac-
cording to law
On motion, A. c. MILLER, WIN OKEY
and P. DIEHL were appointed commit
tee on public meetings, and to convene
the corporators when necessary.
On motion, it was ordered that pre-
liminary survey be made from Clarington
to the line Of the GAINESVILLE and Marietta
Railroad, and the following named per-
sons were appointed a committee to pro-
cure subscriptions as soon as the necessa-
ry blanks are furnished for the same: G.
L. TYLER, JOHN MALLORY, 4. HEAnLEY,
W. S. WILEY, F. KoEHLER, JOHN KERR,
CHAs. OBLINGER, DR.. A. G. ARMSTRONG,
ALEX. PIcKENs, VIM. GIBSON, JOHN X.
PHILpoT, JOHN LEMox, DIR. B, A. SHoUsE,
B. f. PENN.
B. F. PENN was authorized to employ
competent engineers and the necessary
assistants to make the preliminary survey
and report the approximate cost of the
road bed
JAMES o. AMOS was appointed Cores
ponding Secretary, and A. c. MILLER,
Treasurer, until the necessary steps have
been taken to organize the company.
On motion, the proceedings were or
dered to be furnished for publication to
The Spirit Of Democracy, Noble County
papers, GAINESVILLE Courier and GAINESVILLE
City Times.
JOHN KERR, Chm.
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oxen and cows, 81 G2a5 90; interior
ANA lowest grades Of cattle, 50 0OaO %
general average of the market tn day
Sc l24; extreme range of prices S4
G2a7 81 Most Of the sales were from
So j0,,G 80 per l00 HIS.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-We qaote
fair to good sheep at 4a5! cents, aud
good to extra at 5la6Ic per ID gross
Lambs VIC quote ut 50 30al % per
head, rs ;o SIZE and quality.
HOGS--The receipts Of hogs during
The past week show marked falling of
rs compared with the previous week -
There is and has been throughout the
week q good demand for good smooth
light hogs, and the market closes with
favorable prospects. We now quote at
So 7jaG % per 100 lbs net
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SPIRIT. .
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81 so each, in advance,and an extra copy
to the club agent.
Those of our old subscribers who de,
sire to enter clubs, can do so by settling
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Administrators Sale
OF VEAL ES STA TN,

TN pursuance Of an order granted by ,Le
/ Probate Court Of Mouroe county, Ohia,
will ofar for sale at public auction, on
Saturday. the 27h day OF july, 1879,
at 10 olock a. m. upon the premises, the fol.
lowing real estate situate In the county OF
Monroe and State OF Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section thirty-dys, township two
of range fve. containing forty acres; also the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section twenty nine township two oi
range five, containing forty acres.
Appraised at 800; subject to the dover OF
Charlotte Dodt.
TEENS OF SALs.-One third cash in hand,
oner third in one ,year and one third in two
years; deferred paynisuts to bear interest
from the day or sale, and to 10 secured by
mortgage on said premises.
- PETER DODT.
Admir- Of Georgs Dodt, decd,
je25w5. by L. Hoellsr, Atty.
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Ph;lad. lphia Cattle Markat.

In the Allegheny Live Stock market
the supply Of Cattle on sale to-day was
the largest of TIE season, footing up
about 81 cars, or $50 head !; of these y
cars were from Chicago, and the bal
ance from Ohio, Indiana and Pennsyl
sania; trade was very slow, and com
mon grades declined from / to 5 of a
cent, several lots were left over unsold.;
prime to extra brought last weeks pri
ees, 7a7Jc; medium to good lower al
6a69c; common 5a51c. Sheep and
Lambs are also in big supply; about
1So head. Sheep very dull and lower
with some 500 or 600 left over unsold
one lot of extra early in the day
brought &c, but at the close the same
grade would not have brought over 64c
Lambs sold at from Sad so per head
as to size and quality. .
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Wool.

The Coshocton papers say that &C
and 60 cents arc the offerings for wool
in that county. In Tuscarawas the pa
pers report no sales yet made, and that
the growers are determined to hold on
awhile, and take the chances. In Bel
mont county the general feeling is to
hold for Is cents or more. The Re
publican SAYS that wool is selling at Is
cents for the best III Noble county. In
this county we hear of Is cents being
offered and refused for choice lots The
buyers say they can not pay the prices
demanded, and that it must come down.
Guernsey Jefersonia,
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE-Ths week the mar
ket has been exceedingly fat from the
opening to the close, and though the
quality Of the offerings was on the
whole somewhat superior to the last
weeks, the prices obtained for them
was not as good by full 4c, making
the decline for the week, considering
the quality, very nearly &c on she mid
die and top grades, while the decline on
common Cattle was shade more.
Prices TO day for beef cattle ran,
yrf3 as f5llows: Best beeves 81 G0aI
63, That gtaeraliy. rated first qoality
- 50a7 90 medium or good laT luat-
iv.st5 ogaS 40; crdnmy 'hia steers
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF Mails 10
'iiia7 AND FROM WeoDsFIELD. -
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 2
P. NJ. Leave each morning at 5 A. NJ.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
fsbnnfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
ut a. N.
Il r - - d. q
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SONG.
BY j. A. NJ.
AIR-Bonny E2oiSs.

Sweet are the moments when love hath warmed
the heart,
And the feelings are noble and true,
When Hope makes the future glorious, happy
scene.
And Fancy doth color the view.
Bat sweeter, nobler yes purer, purer far,
Is the Love that never dies!
Though family, feebly may glow Hopes
9lorioiis star,
And dim grow young Fancys bright
eyes.
And sweet is the smile on thy loved ones beau
teous face,
When it beameth so softly on thce!,'
Bewitching, in truth, is the light, the fairy
grace,
Of her form, moving careless and free.
Yet fairer, sweeter, lovelier far she'll
seem,
When she weeps for another's woe,
Or cheers the heart dark with sorrows
gloomy dream, -... .u....
With her whisp'rings soft and low!
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rna ReiIaire, wOOdsfieid and
ZopesyIlse Railroad Company.

An advertisement appears in this issue
notifying the public that the books OF
the Company will be opened July 26' to
receive subscriptions.
.erb;s looks like real business, and we
have no doubt that the amount required
will he subscribed. The capital stock is
esoodoo Shares $50 each. Total
n,imbefr Of shares six hunlTed. sues1
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Married.

Rm1ARp-SMrrH. .-On the 18th inst,
at Heath Chapel NJ. E: Church, by key,
.JsD. Fry, R. j. BuILARD, ,Jr-' to MISS AZ a,
ICE O. SMITH, daughter of James T.
Smith, Esq, all Of Middlepors y. NO
cards. nops,sa So tsroa ala
Mr.. ,BuLuARD was connected with tne
Banking House Of A. G MILLER d Co.
of this place, for some time, as Cashier
Mr. SMITH formerly resided in Claring
ton,this County. We wish Mf. bULLAkl
and Bride happiness and prosperity.
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A CARD.

EDS. SPIRIT: l desire through your
paper to express my sincere thanks to
the citizens of this place, land others who
were here or business, for their prompt
and efficient action in extinguishing the
fire at my house last week. Had it not
been for their prompt and we'll directed
efforts, my house and Office would have
been in ashes. l thank you all, and es
pecially the ladies. VIM OkET'
Woodsfield Ohio, June "a, 1872.
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\ Remedy for the Colorado Potato
. -... Bug.

bug. ,
e. L. Chamberlain, of this city, far
nishes us with the following: On Mon
day morning, June 3, l caused one roe
of Early Rose potatoes to be thorough
ly sprinkled over with a solution Of to-
bacco watcr-prepared by soaking or
boiling tobacco stems in water-by
means of syringe or watering pot
provided with a finely perforated cap
over the vent. Friday morning, upon
close inspection, not one bug or grub
could he found On the vines in the row
treated with the tobacco water. while
all the other vines in the vicinity had
plenty of bugs on their leaves.-Nali-
ettt0D. 81 rF -
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THANKS Hon. W. P. SPRAeUE has
our thanks for bound volumes OF the
Congressional Globes and Appendix
also bound volume of the Alabama
Claims case. Mr.. SPRAGUE has treated
us very kindly in the way of favors o.
this kind. Messrs. PLANTS and Moore
former members, studiouslv avoided
furnishing US with documents Of any
kind Mr.. SPRAGUE does not consider
political opponents as personal enemies
and as far as we know has not treated
them as such; ant,, for his liberalism, il
this respect, is entitled to a very grea
deal Of credit.
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BUFFALO Land,

By Hon. W. f. Webb, of Topeka, KANSAS
The wealth and wiIdness, mysteries aud mar :
wells of the boundless West fully and truth.
fully descrilel. OVERLOOKING with wit and
humor. Complete Guide for Sportsmen
and Emigrants. PrOfusely and Spien
didly Illustrated. IMMENSELY POPULAR,
and selling beyond precedent. Send for IL
lustrated Circular, terms, etc, at once, to the
publishers, <. HANNAFORD Il CO.. 1T West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohia. js25w2.
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THE Wool MARKEr.-The Ohio Fa,

THE Wool MARKET.-The Ohio Far
mer, after careful review Of the market,
says there is no reason why good wool
should not bring Is cents per pound. =
"Our advice to wool growers is now, as
before given-hold a stiff rein, for you
have got the advantage, and make manu-.
facturers come up to q square figure be-
fore giving up your clip"
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DEDICATION The new M. E. Church
house, ON Wittea's Bottom, Monroe
County, Hannibal Charge, will be dedica
ted TO the worship of Almighty God on
Sabbath, the l4tn day of July, 1872.
Dr.. I. C. PERsaMG, of Pittsburgh, Rev
S. ByKr, Presiding Elder, and other min
listers will be present and aid in the dedi
catory exercises. E. d. HoLTz,
Pastor.
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g COAL, CoALll

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed propo-
~ sails wilrbe received at the Auditors office,
Monroe County, Ohio, until July 10, 1872, for
the delivery of 1900 bushel of good coal, well
screened at the bank, and free from slate, to be
delivered by the 1st of October next; bond must
be given ss M. HOEFFLER,
l June II, 3w. - Auditor