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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16
SUNDAY READING.

Better kneel before q cruciGx, than bow
before nothing in heaven OF earth
Miss Cobb.
What We act has its consequences on
ea-th; what We think has its consequen-
ces in heaven.-Mrs. jameson.
We mount to heaven mostly on the
ruins of our cherished schemes, finding
our failures were successes, s,-Alcott.
TIE Louisville Courier-J Journal pub.
fishes lis. of the 626 ministers of the
Gospel in that State who are Free Ma
sons.
The besetting evil of our age is the
temptation to squander and dilute
thought ON thousand different lines oi
inquiry.-John Herschel.
If we thoroughly examine, We shall
find that pride, policy and power are the
three principal ingredients in all church
disfurbances.-Henry.
To love is to have for ones end the
happiness of another, to subordinate
ones. self to that other, and labor for
hfiQ NCtOiC OuC . oCil W AiS hSiisNA ~
Henri Tame
A college is to be established in Bush
nell, Illinois, called The Central Wes
leyan College of the Southwestern Con
ference of the German Methodist Epis
copal Church"
Wisdom and truth, the offspring OF
the sky, are immortal; but cunning and
deception, the meteors of the earth, after
glittering for a moment, pass away
Robert Hall
We are learning that horses do moi
travel better, with more courage or safe
ty,for binders; and the soul is no swift
er for duty or loftier in aspiration fol
being hoodwinked.-C. A. Bartol
There is an ugly kind of forgiveness
shot out like quilts Men take one whc
las offended, and set him down before
the blewpipe of their Indignation, and
scorch him, and burn his fault into him
and when they have kneaded him sulii
cientIy with their fiery fist, then-they
forgive him.--Beeeher.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16

A Utica paper declares that the Clear
field Fair consisted OF a calf, goose
and apumpkin Itrained so hard the
first night, that the goose swan OIL the
calf broke loose and ate the pumpkin,
and thief prowling around stole the
calf, and that ended the Fair.
Live within your means, if you'Wouid
have TIE means in which TO live.
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Notice.

TARIAH MlNEMAIR aud Henry Minemair
Ni her husband. and William Faukhouser,
of West Virginia; and Margsre;ta Blattler
and Frederi, k Blattler, her husband and Car
oline Doat aud Christian Do2t, Ter husband,
aud the unknown heirs of ROsina Jacobs, of
the State of Iowa. and Louis Faukhousar,
whose residence is unknown, will take notice
that Philip fapkhouser, of the county OF
Monroe, in the State of Ohio; fled his peti-
tiOn in the court of common pleas of said
county, against the said Mariah Menemar
and Henry Menemair, William Faukhouser,
Margaretta Blattlel and, Frederick Blatter,
Caroline DJat and Christian boat, the uu-
known heirs of Ro5ina Jacobs, Louis Fank-
houser and others, defendants, setting folth
that Nicholas Fankhouser, late of said coun.
ty, since deceased, made and published his
last viii and testament, he devised {; the
said Philip Fankhouser, the east half of the
southwest quarter of Sc ion tweity-four, oil
township tn ee and range three, situate in sad
county of Monroe, subject to the life estate
of the defendant, Sophia Fankouser, and sub
JeCt to the payment oi certain leg aGies named
in said viii. The prayer of said petition is
that SAID viii may be established as tha last
will and testament Of Nicholas FankhOuser
deceased, that the said lands be decreed to
belong to the said Philip Fankho user, subject
t. the life estate of said Sophia Fankhauser
and the payment Of the legacies aforesaid
and the above namei iefen iants are notified
that they are required to appear ana answe
said petition OH ,r before the third Saterda,
after the 7th day of May, A, D. 1872.
| PHILIP EANKUOUSE2
By Amos & Spriggs, his Att'vs.
ap,osh
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Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE CoURr, MONROE COUNTY, oHIo, ! ,
April, 2, 1879.
The following settlement accounts will be
for hearing,
Thursday, Nay 9, 1872,
T. G. Allen Executor of will of John r. Angus
decd final.
E. Fankhauser Admir- estate of John Fank-
hauser, decd, final.
Archibald States Guardian heirs of Fl. B
States, decd, lst partial.
Robert Anderson Guardian Nary R. and Sa-
rah II. Schrawger, final.
Mary starkey Guardian heirs VIM, e Star
key, decd. fnel.
T.. o. CASTLE,
apr9td Probate Judge NJ. Z. o.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed was,on the 26th day of Decem Der,
lo7l, appointed and qualified as Administra-
tor, with the will annexed, of estate of Jere-
miah P. Carter, decd.
febl3w3. BENJAMIN y. JOHNSON,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Laughlin, Smith & Co.
Samuel Cline,

VS..
DY virtue of vendi. eX. to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will sffer for sale at the
front door of the court house, in the town OF
Wcodsfeld. between the hours of 10 o'clock
a, m. and O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the 4th day Of Moy, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit; ,
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section nineteen, township three
of range eight, containing thirty-nine acres
acres and. ninety hundredths of an acre
Also, the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of same section, containing thirty
uine acres and ninety-oSe hundred.hs of al
acre.
Appraised at S
GEORGE CALDWELL,
mch2w5. Sheriff N. c. o
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$500 REWARD!!

5000 REWAEDM
A reward of Five Hundred Dollars wifi b
paid for medicine that will permanent
cure more cases of Costiveness, Consump
tion. Sick or Nervous Headache, Liver Cora
plaint Bilious Disorders, Jaundice, Rheuma-
tism, Gout, Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever Tape
Worms. Boils, Tumors, Tetter, Ulcers, Sores,
Pains in the Loins. Side and Head and FEMALE
CoupT ANTS than
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AGENTS WANTED!
Notice.

T1KE undersigned will offer at public sale, OF
/ Saturday, April 27, 1872, on th'
premises, by order OF the Probate Court, the
following real estate, as the property of vii
liam Lucas, deceased, to wit: Lots numbere
eighteen AID fifty .pine.in the town of Antioch
Monroe county, Ohio, free from dover.
TERMS OF SALE,-0ne-third cash in hand
one-third in six months, one-third in one
year; deferred payments to bear inter est and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the under
signed. RiCHARJ STEWART,
Ex'r of the win of William Lucas, decd.
Appraised at 5
mCh26w5.
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$1,000 REWARD!

ESsAssSsaS a reward of One Thousand dollar
will be paid to any physician VINO
will produce medicine that will supply the
wants of the people better than the article
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10 V E r co A T | n G. S
English Meltons, Beavers, Moseows, Esqui-
maux, and Elysian Overcoatings.
Furnishing Goods,

an elegant line of Furnishing Goods, consist
ing of all the Latest Novelties.
This stock having been purchased in the
early part of the season. and before the re-
cent advance in woolens, will be disposed
of such prices as will defy competition
and satisfy the most skeptical.
A call is respectfully solicited.
apr25 Y. THOS. HUGHES.
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DIR. p EARERHEY,S

=
- Blood Cleanser, or Panaeea. :
1t must be better Cathartic, better Al
teratve, better Sudorifc, better Diuretic
a better Tonic, and in every way better than
the Pan-a a. No matter how long it has
been in use or how lately discovered. Above
all it must not contain anything not PURIFY
VEGETABLE,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
" ed was On tie 10 h day of February, 1873
appointed Administrator OF the estate OF No
SEES Earkley, deceased.
fes13wS JkMES OKEY.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
" signed has been appointed, by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, Admins
traitor # the estate of w. W. Wise, decd.
mchl2w3. JAMES BUCHANAN,
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
The undersigned will offsr for saIs his farm,
CONTAINING 100 ACRESl
of land lying ono and fourth miles east of
Wood field, This'land will be sold in tracts,
viz: 100 acres or 30 acres, or the whole, as
purchasers may select.
Tie improvements are one frame dwelling
house, in good repair; the cutbuildingS are
good two orchards containing the best fruits
OF all kinds.
EIG II TY A C r f
of this land is under cultivation. the remain
der is well timbered. Ali Of it is well water
ed and under good fencing. Immediate pos
session will he given.
TERMs--To suit purchasers. Pawn ents tt
be secured to the satisfaction O.: the under
signed.
Address. HENRY MASON,
mch4w4. Woodsfeld. Monro, Co o.
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TRs WHRELEs & HIbsos Sewing Machine
Company, having had eighteen years expert
snce i'll manufacturing and selling Saving
Sachines, and employing the ablest mechan-
icat talent in this country and Europe, now
ofct to tho public
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apr2td.
WANTED, in every Comfy, Town and
w Village, ACTIVE AGENTS, for the sale
of the
Original Howe Sewing Machine,

As the machine has world renowned rep.
utation, it is useless to particularize concern
ing its merits; but there being another ma
chine in the market represented to be he
Howe, we deem it proper to make the follow
ing statement, viz: 10 many towns there are
agents for the SO called Howe, and have, in
some instances, claimed to be the agents of
the Original Howe, Improved, in order to
mislead the public and prevent them from
applying for the agency of our machine; con-
sequently to enlighten those wishing to en-
gage in the business, We must state that the
ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHINE, IMPROVED,
HAS NO MEDALLION HEAD. We offer great in
ducements to parties wishing to deal in
Sewing Machines. For particulars as to
terms, &c. call at or address,
Howe Sewing Machine Office,
mchl9m1. POI Penn St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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DIR. FAHRNEY'S

Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
which is used more extensively by practicing
physicians than any other popular medicine
known.
gFPrepared by P. Fahrney's Bros & Co.,
Waynesboro, Pa, and DR.. P. FAHRNEY go
North Dearborn street Chicago, Price efsHsssss37
81 Is per bottle; tor sale by Whole sfsSSS VA
sale and Retail Dealers, and by J. T. sSs q y
Judkins, w oodsfeld novl4m6.
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SMITHS, SINCLAIR & CO.,
JOIN L. SMITH, formerly of LaughlinS & Bush
field lately of Laughlin, Smith & Co.
GEo. A. SMITH, lately with Laughlin. Smith
&Co.
JOSIAH SINCLAIR, lately with R. 3 Sellers &
Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Notice.

A NDREW J. WORKMAN, whose place Of
II residence is unknown, will take notice
that on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1872 MARY
Ann Workman filed in the court of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, her petition
praying for divorce from him on account Of
his adultery. said petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said court.
HUNTER & HUNTER,
apr9w6. Att'ys for petitioner.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
Assessment Notice.

TITCHNAN GOLD AND SILL
/ YER Mining Company.-Notice is hereby
given. thai At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees.
OF eaid cufnlarv. held ON the 2S1h day OF June,
1872. an ;->t.-.,.aut Of eight 8 cents per share
was levied upn the capital stock of said COM
ptny. PAYABLE immediately, i'll United States gold
coin, t. the secretary, at Lis otice at Brunswick
M.I, Empire City, Nevada,
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the -9th day Of july, 1-12, shall
lie deemed d, i,liuQUcut, and Will be Guly adver
;i-e! for sale at public aucti n, and unless pay
went shall be made before will be sJld on
Monday, the 10th day CT August.
l,T2. to pay the delinquent assessment, t Gether
with cost "t advertising and expenses # sale.
By order Of the b ard Of Trustees.
NJ. r. EL>TNER, Secretary.
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Ghe NAj'n State 2e9ister,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
tNOSDAYS EXCEPTED
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICF--Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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The Eureka Sentinel, of July II,

The Eureka Sentinel, Of July II,
says:
AT about ( o'clock yesterday
morning. 4 man named II. ".
Guthrie. better known as Club
Foot. was murdered near the Amer
lean building in this place. He re-
ceived two charges of buckshot in
the back from shotgun, literally
tearing him to pieces. Eight balls
entered the small of the back, and
lis right arm was completely rid
died. being reduced almost to a
iellv in the vicinity OF the elbow.
Notwithstanding all these wounds,
he fingered in great agony for about
four hours
\ man by the name of Lou, Fe-
rote has been arrested, charged with
killing Guthrie.
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The Last Thing Out-The Truth.
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The good people Of Wales are jul
bilaut over the discovery made by
one of their number that the - Stan
lev" who las figured so prominently
lately in connection with the dlscov-
erv Of DR.. Livingston, is native Of
the Principally. He was born in
Delbigh. and his mother is still alive
in St. Asaph. The Carnarvon Her
aid speaks of him as L" one Of our
most eminent and enterprising coun-
trymen." America has claimed him
as her own. and the folk of the
Land O Cakes are looking up his
early history. Who Will be the next
claimant?
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Terms OF Subscription {:

One COPY. one year. by mail .-..--....-.-.sl6 90
One copy, six months, by maii......-.. 10 90
One copy. three months, by malI.--- w
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
rJEDelivered by carrier 10 town sub
clibtrs at - cents per week.
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Ones IUarc 10 lines first lnSertIon-.--S5 w
Eaci. Subsequent nSertion..-...-.-........-l %
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Assessment 4 Notice.

EMPIRE CITY MINING CONPANY-LOCi
~ ton Of Works, Hot Spring Mining District.
Douglas County, State of evada-Nntiea -
hereby given, that at meeting of the Board 4 +
Trustees Of said company. held On the 9Th day cf
JuIy, 49,, an assessment Of Five % Gents per
shat e was levied upon the capital stock Of sald
company, payable Immediately. in Ur.:.ad STATES
gold coin, to the Secretary. at the Office ef the
company. Room 4. Weiters Saloon, Empire CITY
OrmShy county, State Of Nevada.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall 70
man unpaid on Saturday, the lst day Of Anrrs+
A. D. 49,, shall be deemed delinquent, and WI
be duly advertised for sale at plhlic auc:ior and
unless payment shall be made before Will he sgIs
on SATURDAY, August 81, 4. b. 1872. tnlay TIE
delinquent assessment, together with costs If adj
vertisinG and expenses Of sale
Ry order OF the Board of Trustees
!. WALTER. Secretary.
Office, Room a. Wolter's Satoon Empire City.
ormsby county, STATE Of Nevada -f,q-.1
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-07-04


The Democratic newspapers are
etill wriggling over the EVANS swim
die and endeavoring TO connect Hart
ranf, the man who hunted down and
imprisoned Evans. with the iniquity.
When the vacancy in the office Of
Auditor General, caused by the death
Of DR.. Stanton, came to be provided
for by the legislation, bill was in
truced in the House of Representa-
tives designating Gen. Hartranft to
fill the Office until next November.
Every Democrat and every Republi-
can in the House voted for it, Every
Democrat in the Senate voted for il,
and the Democratic leaders in giving
their reasons for their votes freeley
avowed their fifth in Hartranfts $ in
tegrity, and their respect for his per-
sonal character. Not n syllable Of
complaint of their action fell from the
Democratic press, though at this time
the Evans investigation had develop
cd oil facts that are now known, and
the scandalous attacks of the New
York S,m and Tribune upon Hart
ranft had already been given TO the
public. II was not until his nomina-
ton as the Republican, candidate for
Governor was almost, assured that
Democrats began to eat their en-
dorsements of Hartranft and when
he shall have been triumphantly
elected their leaders will be found at
Harrisburg loudly disclaiming any
agency in the ISLANDERS. --Bedrer
Radical.
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Greeley Gone over.

Tho supporters Of Greeley and
Brown are to como mainly from the
Democratic party, and the efforts Of
the Cincinnati faction have been and
are directed TO securing the endorse
ment OF the opponents ofRepublican-
ism. That these efforts will be
crowned with success now seems al
most certain. Considering what
Greeley and his organs are doing for
the Democrats il would show q
strage want of foresight MS well as q
lack Of gratitude should the Cincinna-
Il ticket fail to be endorsed at Balti-
more.
The New York Tribune is sup
porting Democratic State tickets in
every instance where they have been
nominated II labors for the election
Of Buckalew in Pennsylvania, and is
jubilant over the nomination of Hen
bricks in Indiana. The most violent
opposers Of the war for the Union
and adherents of the Southern
cause" are now the favorites Of Gree
ley and his friends. The men whom
the Nation has learned 10 distrust are
those whom the Cincinnati organs
now hold up as models Of political
excellence.
We do not see how any true Re-
publican can doubt that Horace Gree.
ley's ambition to be President, and
the desire of others to rule or ruin
the country, are leading these men
away from every principle which they
have heretofore professed to hold sa-
cred. Greeley has simply sold him.
self, body and soul, hat, boot, white
coat, and spectacles TO the Democrat
ic party, and the Tribune is an or
gan of that faction. Democrats con
consistently support Greeley and
Brown, il they can trust them. They
are deserters from the Republican
ranks, and traitors to the principles
they formerly professed. The few
Republicans who support Greeley af-
feet to believe that he win preserve
his independence, notwithstanding
his endorsement by ex-rebels and
their Northern allies. We do not see
how it can be doubted that he will
be entirely in the hands of his new
associates and masters when il is seen
how completely his faction is devoted
to the success of Democratic and
rebel Office seekers throughout the
country.
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IT is q beautiful entertainment to
which Republicans are invited when
they are asked TO aid in October in
electing Buckalew, Hartley and
Thompson to the highest offices in
the State and the mere suggestion
of such thing to IN earnest Repub-
lican should meet with q stearn re-
buke. Who are these men.
Buckalew is lifelong and un-
compromisg Breckenridge Democrat,
dyed in the wool, and although in
public position throughout the war,
never even gave an earnest word
against the rebellion which was
threatening the nations life, and
which was carrying death into so
many families; but, on the contrary,
was considered among the Democrat
ic sympathisers, and in his district
a rebellion on small scale was or
ganized against the loyal cause. This
is the man Republicans are asked to
vote for for Governor.
nartiey, III seems, was even worse
than Buckalew, and the Harrisburg
Journal and other papers acquainted
with the facts, have stated that he
was twice arrested for aiding the re-
bellion.
Judge Thompson was on the Su-
preme Bench during the war, and the
decisions he then gave, if they had
become the recognized law of the
land, would have made the rebellion
a success. The Buchanan policy, il
will be remembered, was, that there
was no power in the Constitution To
put down the rebellion and Thomp.
sons decisions seem to have been
based on that position, for he decided
against the draft, which was neces-
sary to obtain men to uphold the
Union cause, and against the legality
Of the legal tender act, measure
which was necessary to raise money
to keep our soldiers in tho field.
What Republican can think of sup
porting these men and retain his self,
respect ?-LeJUon Courier.
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Our County Ticket.


Time did not permit us to make
any remarks upon our county ticket
last week. We do not intend max
ing any extended comments upon it
at this time, prefering to do so when
our District ticket is fully formed
The honesty, integrity and marked
distinction attained by Hon. John B.
Packer, has found a ready response
in the hearts of our people and they
have given his Congressional course
u triumphant endorsement.
Samuel Alleman, Esq, was nomi-
mated for Delegate to the State Con
stitutional Convention and Charles
Miller for Assembly. Both of these
gentlemen would fill the several Off
cial position for which they have
been nominated with credit to our
county, and we trust that their claims
and merits will be duly considered
by the several District conferences.
Our county ticket was fairly form
ed and gives universal satisfaction.
In our judgement it is one that is in
vulnerable.
Mr.. Bolender, our candidate for
Sheriff is an excellent man and will
be triumphantly elected. He occu-
pied the same position on the ticket
six years ago and was elected by q
handsome majority. The fact Of his
having received such a triumphant
majority at the Primary Election,
shows that his former course as
Sheriff was fully endorsed by the
people and that they will trust him
again.
MIR. John T. Huffnagle, the nomi-
nee for Commissioner is economical,
honest and capable. We could say
nothing more favorable to him il we
were 10 extend this article to the full
capacity of otir columns. Honesty,
economy and capacity is all that our
people demand of their public SER
wants, and we can assure them that
they will not be disappointed in Mr..
Huffnagle. Heis deserving of a full
vote not only on account of his fit
ness TO the position to which he as
pires, but on account Of his bodily
misfortune through which he is una
ble to perform any manual labor.
OF Daniel Dieffenbach, the candi-
date for Auditor, we need say but lit
tie He is known to our people and
filed the same position heretofore.
He is man Of that "good old Ger
man type" which ever adds lustre
and brightness TO the history of the
Germans Fatherland.