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STEALING THUNpER-rhe great Demo-
cratic party is about to be guilty OF COM
hitting grand larceny by stealing the
thunder of tie Liberal Republicans. II
reimbursement ofGreeey 10y the Demo
cratic Convention be not stealing. it Ger
talnIy is trespass upon the rig hts and prop
cry of the Liberal Republicans, tor the
lee simple OF whatever thunder there is in
the nomination OF Greeley for the presi
uency, Is IN the proprietors OF the Cincin.
nat' Conveniion-Fdyehe Co, Ohio HeraLd
This must be a mistake The "Libera
Republican" Lave had nothing to s,eol
Tor 10 these many years. The Grant party
stole every thing the poor fellows hal lon,
ago and that was the reason why tlcy
stole out OF the Grant party, and are going
:" he honest men in tie in,ure.-
..' "sn will te glao 70 seal out OF
"pany alter the Nc. utter Election.
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Col Sam Pike has no confidence T., mn,
Democracy because we prefer To assist IN
the rescue of the country aud what r.-
mains Of the Constitution from the Raj.
Gals under the lead Of Horace Greeley n
joining IN an impossible undertaken, ~
electa Democratic President under s,ci,
insle men ~ Nteplcusand Toomb.. Bl,,,
Duncan aud Brick Pomcroy.-M .Sl.,I,ao
(hIJ SfttiHeL
No. friend ll1nleyl We do not l,ub,
your Democracy That vas once a,up.i
and we hope +, is sound yet but We do mo-,
admire your discretion
The contest lor the nomination T.. Nos.
over aud the White Hat Brigade i. really
Tor action DO your best, William. bn,
DO not expect the "silvcr gray,- To ;o;,
loi 10 wild goose chase after Greeley ~,
any other Republican candidate A. IA,
Democracy has endorsed him We shall 80
main passive in the contest 50 farm. Gr.s.
ley 4 concerned, but confirm, 10 fsh,
against Grant and his official preJbs-.
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'!uEHY.-Do those Democrats who saw
they are going to vote Greeley. still claim
10 he Democrats. or do thev throw down
the shovel and the hoe aud endorse uorac.
Greeley and his lifelong antagonism to
tie Democratic rarty aud their principles.
or has Mr. Greeley sold himself to the
Democratic party Tor II mess Of pottaue ,
II Greeley has sold out to the Democracy
how can Republicans consistently vote Tor
him, or If he is the same ultra Rruubli
can he has always been. how can Demo-
Gratis consistently vote Tor Greeley? There
must be sacrifice Of principles some.
where II either really had anv honest
Herdd VIZ
No difficulty in answering those queries
Bro. Milikcn. The Democrats who vo,e
for Greeley will lie Democrats .till. and 40
will Greeley and his men" be Democrat.
in future. Mr. Grecley's anta,onism "lop,
time ago has been Luried in his opyo.,.
ton to the Grant dynasty, and will he rc-
memhercI against them no more. NJ
Greeley has not sold ont to the Democrat.
but simply united with them in Hs,,A,i
partnership 10 sell om Grant and his aJ.
heients. We think there must have been
sncria;e OF principle soiie,oheye. but il
has not he on Grant and his rarty
because they have never had any pr5.e,yl,,
10 sacri9ce That sol
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STRANGE CmcUNsrANcRs. The Lee-burg.
Ohio E"tepris, is responsible Tor the fol-
lowing Mr.. Isaac Andrews, Of O-good.
Indiana, commenced bleeding at the nose
On yesterday, june 9th, followed Lv a
severe iit Of coughing and sncoling. and
there WIS minnie ball jroopei ont OF his
nose-it had been iu his head for seven
years aud xix months lie belonged TO the
9th Rest, Ind, and wns taken prisoner.
after remaining prisoners while. was taken
out. shot aud let Tor dead Seven ball
took effect upon bis person four zoo bis
body. three 90 his head he told me he
thought the tall that came out Of hi. nose
went in under the right eye, as the pain he
suffered from tl,st eye had len him.
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Trant was re.nomnaled month ago
w" !et 'here has scarcely demonsira-
.V" OF approval, beyond the purchased
"vleau at Philadelphia beer nude IN an,
" OF the couotry.-CvcicCiHe (OJ
Ihats true! There is less enthusiasm
over the 5mokisi than WAS ever known be-
'ore' AMI It is growing small by degrees
aud beautifully less"
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"EbpING ~ Hon 19gE we reioic,
TO learn that orr ancient friend Isbam
anderson. Esq one o. the pruprictors OF
we Louisville JOurHa', aD,I partner with
"'oTse D Prentice Esq. in IL publication
WIS married some days ago to Mics Van
u,"' TIE accomplished daughter Of Dr.
a"uell' Sen, oi that CITY. The ford
husband Mt once settled $1,000 a. -
'o"ry upon his wife, and in her compan,
""l mat OF her brother, DR.. Yande J, Jr
I've left Tor Europe. INN. diately
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ASALiANG NANas Some Of our Re
publican cOiemporarics are analyzing sbe
names Of Grant ami Greeley. IN the drs,
they find nothing, aui s,ry lille ia tie &C
0l,i.
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There IL = grocer who is said To bc So
mcau that he~as scen 10 catch q lea of
the counter, hold him up by the hind legs.
and lopk into the crscks Oi his feet fo see
II he hsin been stealing some vi bis no.
gar Ereh0gS.
The iellow above mentioned was "thc
old man OF the family lie has numcr-
Gus family Of sons, one Of which can lie
found )" every Town and village in the
west u We except U'ai Virginia We
have met with none Of tbs. creed ihus far
"a this city.
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Nnntiagtun, as'est aa.,
Saturday, July 13, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

ron 0ovERSoR,
JOHNSON N. CAMDEN, Of Wood T
foR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
HENRY NJ. MATTHEWS, of Grcenbrier.
ron AUDITOR,
Is. A. BENNETT, Of Marion.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN S. BURNETT, of Kanawha.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT oF rREE SCHOOLS,
BENJAMIN W. BYRNE, of Clay.
PoR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT.
JAMES W. PAUL., of Ohio.
a. +. RAYMOND, of Marion.
c. p. T. MOORE, of Mason.
j. 5. HOFFMAN,, Of Harrison.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs AT LARGE.
JOSEPH sPRIGG, of Hardy.
0KEY JOHNSON, of Wood.
TcR DISTRICT MISUNDERSTANDING DrRrRIcr,
Ed. SElIoN, of Mason.
ron COSGHgSs-THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe.
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ioONn GUILTY. Benjamin +. Waller
], a'sei with maliciously stabbiug ~. "
'"''ey' on The 2lst OF may last, At st. 81
D1"', j" tins State, has had his trial, been
''"' guilty. AMI sent TO the Penitcntiary
''f 'he term foe ycar-CAegp. r,rgi
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Ni'K.-The editor OF the Manchester, % y
''-e"e has discovered that top many
green cncumbers will make fellow sick
~" Y. now v'sa versa, won't too many greea
/'"'''' make the cucumbers .icE?
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\ sc.eatic writer saw. tia, a,,,,,,,.- q.
the source Of all our i .eoscs :.
10 vita man who d., ~ -..-..,,;'.', %
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
i. c. VINCENT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
L. &. ICKETTS.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
MOSES THORNBURG.
FOR CLERK OF COUNTY COURT,
JOSEPH 5. MILLER.
FOR SHERIFF,
ID. /. SMITH.
FOR ASSESSORS,
LIST Dist.-DlKE BOWEN.
2d Dist PETER EVERETT.
FOR PRESIDING JUSTICE,
W. II. HAGAN.
FOR SURVEYOR,
JOHN THORNBURG.
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The Lady's Friend.

The publishers Of the LADY's FRIENE
have concluded to reduce Its price to
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prices in clubs (aIready very low re-
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The following novelets, with the usual
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for 1872 Mira Woods novelet will run
through the whole year.
W'Hhja the Maze: on, Lady Adinpian's
Trial, by Mrs. HENRY WooD, author
of Fast Lynne etc.
Una and Her Lions BY Miss A L.
MUzzEY, author Of "Dne Woman : Ex-
perience,' jealousy. etc., etc.
Queen CoqHetta By DAISY VENTyoR
author OF Prince Charming" etc.
Only u Wjsh. By A " DANA, author
Of "Jarriug Chords, etc, etc
Mission Work BY Mrs, MARGARET
HosMER, author Of "a Turn IN Fer
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VI. DOUGLAS, author Of Solid Silver,
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The stock of coffee in New York
January l, was 69,31S bags; January ],
1871, 77,101 bags Prices are higher
than at any time since 1S66-67.
That was beautiful idea expressed
by % lady on her death bed, in reply to
a remark of her brother who was taking
leave of her for his distant residence,
that ne should never meet her again in
the land of the living: Brother | trust
we shall meet in the land of the living.
We are now in the land of the dying
Ina trial before the Mayor of 0balo-
ma, Miss., few days since, the ques-
tion as to "whether a wife cold sleep
with her head upon her husbands arm
Eniglt withoutparal wing it sufficient
ly to5wake. him up and cause him to
Withdraw his arm from under her head,
was sprung. 1t proved too hard for
the Young attorneys, who were conduct
inc lleffiai, and an old physician was
called in to decide the question.
A new and higher practical use for
unpaid bills has been found. A Florid-
ian, who bad accumulated quite little
package of them in his vest pocket owes
the preservation of his life TO that cir
cumstance as the knife of an assassin
entered them instead of Lim. A knowl-
cd6e of this circumstance having become
general. everybody down there is engag-
ed in saving these documents, hitherto
considered so useless.
Make your homes radiant with every
social virtue, and beautiful without by
those simple adornments of which Ha-
ture is everywhere so prolific The
children born in such shomes will leave
them with regret. and come back in af.
eerlfre rs pilgrims toea holy. shrine; the
town on whose hills and whose wales
such homes are found will 1--we forever
in the hearts Of its grateful children.
When thou makest presents, let them
be Of such things as will last long; to
tue end tllcy6may lie in some sort M
mortal, and r6ey frequently refresh the
memory Of the receiver.
The avartciuus man is like the barren,
sand. eronrd OF the desert which sucks
in ali the rain and lews with greedinesS
hut Yields no 'ful herbs or plants
for the benefit .. others.
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preparing f0r Foreign war.

Major James G.. Benton, OF the Ord
nance. Depsrtment, has been assigned
10 special duty as superintendent of the
armament snd equipment of the forts
on the Southern coast from Charleston
lesMobiIe and authorized 10 aatl on The
Commanding officers of these foyss for
such assistance as may be necessary for
iifesspeedy- completion Of the work -
Major Bent6n's attention has been es-
pecially called to the necessity of the
sieedys oHelhapling and placing in
flssrejt'8h l'oftier or the ordnance de
rartmen. of these forts A large num-
her of guns of heavy .calibre will be
added TO all the forts. 1t is the inten-
ton of the@War Department to place all
the coast defenses in condition for a
Possible war. Captain A. Z. BuGlng,
ton. of The Ordnance Department, is
detailed 10 assist Major Benton.
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0 V E R G @ A 7 | n G s
English Meltons, Beavers, sossows, Bssui-
maux, and Elysisn Ovsrcoatings.
Furnishing Goods,

an elegant line Of Furnishing Goods, consist
ing Of al the Latest Novelties.
This stock having tsen pHchassd in the
early part Of the season. and before the re-
cent advance in wooleHs. will bS' disposed
of such prices as will defy competition
and satisfy the most skeptical.
\ call Is respectfully solicited.
apr25 Y THOS. HUGHES
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Land for Sale.
fJNhe undersigned offers for sal.

flNhe undersigned offers for sal.
ONE AND ONE HALF ACRES
of land, situate one and a half miles from
Clarindton, on Cummings Run, in Salem
township
There is one story dwelling house, con-
tanning four rooms, a good cellar aud good
never failing well at the door; frame stable,
frame, e,story and halt carpenter shop, There
are l5e fruit trees, consisting of apple. pear
peach and plumb,
For terms or further particulars call on, or
address j. C. DUERR,
Clarington, Monroe County, Ohio.
P. S.--Persons calling to see Nj. puERR
will find him at the EAGLE FURNITURE
ROOMS, Clarngton, Ohio.
December II, Sm.
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The SPIRIT OF D EMOCRACY,
Tuesday. February E3. 1872
An ASl0sslsnPta Conductor.

Get aboard old limpy,' said a pert
couehetor to- aar aged, plainly dressed,
lanfeF man. standing on the platform,
waiting for the signal to depart; "oel
aboard, old limpy, or you'll get left
AT the signal, the old gentleman qu,.
city stepped aboard and took a seat lv
himself When the conductor, in ta-
king up the tickets, came to him and
demanded his fare, he replied:
Il do-not pay fare on this road
"4hen will put you off AZ the next
ststion"
The conductor passed on, and pas
senger,ewho had seen the transaction.
saii toehIm...
'-'@Did yonknow that old gentleman =
"~N =, I d;Fnot."
FS'Well,, ii is Mr.. -, the
President Of this road"
The conductor changed color and bit
hiss6ps, but went on and finished taking
up the tickets. AS soon as he had douc
he returned to "old limpy," and sail:
Sir. l resign my station as conduct
or"
ssssSt down here, young mau. l do
not wish to harm you; but we run this
road forproiit and to accommodate the
public, and We make il an invarialle
ftiie to treat every one with perfect civ
iIitY whatever garb be wears, or what
ever inirmity he suffers. This rule is
imperious upon every one Of our EN-
pleyees. / shall not remove you for
what vou have done, but it must not lie
repeated"
among his passengers "old hmpy"
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to Commits
"a sioncrs of Monroe county. at their March
st, sion, praying for the alteration of the road
leading from the Woodstield and Lewisville
road to Pfalzgraff mill, in said county. as fol-
lows: Commencing on the road leading from
Woodsiield to Lewisviile, on the land of J. G.
Yoho; thence through land of said j. c. Yoho;
thence through lard of William Smith and
Barner; thence through land Of Jacob
Stempert, thence through land of Henry Smith;
thence through the land OF Jacob Pfalzgraf
to intersect the road leading from Woodsfield
to Calais.
ian2StA MANY PETITIONERS,
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, 0hio, issued TO
me as administrator of tho estate of Stephen
Knight, deceased, l will offer for sale, on the
premises, on
W edEesday, the 2Sth day Of February,
1872, between 10 o'clock a. IN. and a o'clock
p. m, the following described real estate, sit
uate in said county, to wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter Of
section one III, township four [4l of range
five F5l containing eighty acres more or less.
Appraised at 1900.
JACOB FISHER,
Admir- of Stephen knight, decd.
ian3Cw5.
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looks as if he is not quite sure that he
has nets been hasly; nor seven at the
dress: No; bride walks into the room
as a thing apart. Brides are divided
into tive selasses---the7 serious and. the
smiling, The first enters with queen
ly step, and seems to say, Don't look
at me5 Don't you see I'm married, and
That those days are oyert' The other
comes up smiling, as much as TO say,
I've. landed him. Is it not good fun 7 I"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-13
Attachment Notice.

Samuel Stephens dlaiutiB, Befoae Samuel
against ; Clegg, J. p of
Simon L. ElGott,defendent. Seneca town
ship Monroe county, Ohio Gu the 22d day Of
November A. D 1871, an order of attachment
was issued in the above action for the sum of
SIC 90. SAMUEL STEPHENS.
deoi9w3.