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Every UaY

WE are in receipt Ct letters making known
w TO US the high estimation in which We
are = held 70 as the proprietor and manufa cturer
OF o., HEiNlISH'S BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS.
The very high appreciation thus voinnta rilv
exhlolted ls source not only OF pie asure but
OF profit Thus practically encouraged, VIC
propose to go on with the good work Of send
ig ing Ieliet 10 tnonsands OF tho sick at worry lit.
tie cost. Read the following letter from North
Carolina:
A letter from Raleigh, North Carolina.
speaks OF Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills, in
me following emphatic Languages: Your
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testifying to their remarkable curative pro
peEtles: For females, the best pill out"
heihltsh's Blood Pills arc adapted to all
ages, sexes and conditions, in ali climates.
good Tor Liver Complaint. Biliousness, Head
acnes, Chilis., Try them only twenty-five
CENTS box. For sale only at the family medi-
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Special Not1oea.

On harrInge.-Happy relief for Yonnc
Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses i'm
carly lifo. Manhood restored. Impeding ents
to Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
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Aug II omo
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How the World was Peon]ed

How the World was Peopled.
NEUROLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev
~ Edward F0ntaine. So.
+, :,h thoughts m upon Government. BY Arthur
full of fun. "'eu
At Home and Abroad. By John p. Kennedy.
Tostcr's Life OF Charles Dickens. So.
1alnc's Notes OH England. $3.50.
rrc-Hlstoric Times. By Sir John Lubbock.
Ana other new publications., for sale at
juno X. l.. DRYAN'S Bookstore.
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Meats, Smoked and Pickled
Portable Fountain Prmrc

portable Fountain Pumps.
UST received a supply of portable foun.
IL the most useful and convenient annaratus
Tor watering shruLbcry, flowers and plants.
ana for washing carriages, windows. Ec.
Also, a useful article for cxtineuishing fires
al the commencement, sprinkling eidc.wnlks,
&C., NC. For sale Mt low prices Iv
June,21 JOHN AGNEW & son.
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TEN BECAUsEs.-A hundred reasons might
be given why Lyons Kathairon should DO
used by every intelligent human being in
preference to every other preparation for the
because 1t nouriehes tho fibrcs, mul,iplies
them and makes them grow; because il thus
preyenta them from whitening and bleaching; !;
because 1T removes the ecurf and dandrufi
which choke them as tares choke tho golden
grain; because it keeps tho scalp cool and
prevents eruptione; because it renders the
hair as lustrous as satin; because it makes it
plant and elastic; because it is u fragrant
and delightful dressing; because it docs not
soil the pillow, tho cap or the hat; because it
is without rival in cheapness, and because
no n, other article sold for the same purpose, in
even one-half, Of these invalua bio properties.
n5- Pimples on the face, Fruptions, Blotches
Scrofulous Diseases, and all sores arising
from impure blood, are cured by DR.. Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Aug Is t3
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Fall Crop--.l872.
WHAT we know about Turnips," every
w body knows. The best crop, as we'll
as the most profitable one, q farmer can
plant. For stock feeding, mono better. Ali
tho weil-known desira Bile kinds will be fonnd
at headquarters, "--' W Aouno
aEINITsH's DRUG STORE.
Opposite PHOENIX Offico.
me cheapest store for such and every other
article in the land. Everything warranted.
July "a t HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA. S. c.
Present Capital, $I5O,OOO.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s5UO.o0O.
VNH!S Bank is now open for the transaction
Il OF general banking business.
CERTIFIcATEs OF DEPOSIT, bearing interest
at the rate OF seven ~ per cent per annun;
will be issued.
Notes, BUS Of Exchange. and other evil
dences OF debt discounted, and money loana,
on collaterals.
Stocks. Bonds, Gold, si'ct, oorel, and sold.
;, htut'tdfed Currency purchased at small
discount.
Sight Drafts draacn direct on all the promi.
nent places in England, Jretand. ScoUo1aJ
france, Germany, Relginn.. Hoilund, Den,
marx and the Orient. Letters Of Cs-sduissuel.
Drafts on all the promincnt cities IN The
United States bought and cold
banking House opposite Colun,bis Hotel.
open from y TO D. Feb % "
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Everybody should read the paper and learn
store they so for incidence.
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Contested

as to where is tho place to get The most fe
your money.
nPancakc," Century" ''MGy Flower" an
"Duih ham" arc spccial;ics. Ans IN
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New Books.
HNHE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY. by Bish.
Church. Vol. L. IS.
y Aunt James Hero. by Author of Stepping
Heavcnwards. 81 So rf'" n
Hannah, now Novel by Miss Muloch. SOC
Jan Ia DUFFiE IL CHAIRMAN
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For Sale.
m AT Days Stable, eighteen superior
&sn Kentucky HARNESS AND SADDLE
TXS HORSES. Persons wishing to pur-
.:;4ohase will do we'll to call and examine
them, as they have been selected especialJy
Aug II r. GRAHAM f. co
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OOAONlD1A 81
The NJ. G.. Election.

Aes W AAOOCAO413
HAI excited so much interest. having
l. been decided, the attention of the puiIic
Is called to the great Inducements
TO be
Offered by the INDIAN GIRL" lin closing
OUT few brands of fine CIGARS four Tor Is
to be " -
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On Consignment,
O00 BUSHELS CORN,
;n:OS'O 100 barrels FLOUR,
Which We offer at a hen ca dcclinr. IL, ,uusthe
SOFA. LORICK ~ LOWHANCE.
Ok Baskets CHAMPAGNE,
~ 10000 CIGARS.
Canned Goods, Fruits. Nuts, Cakes and a
10. iot OF other goods suitable for the 4th; also.
Tor Iart,es, Mics, Barhccues, &c.
""he 20 L0KICK X LOWRANCE
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= Everybody is delighted with the QUEENS
nEn.daT. IT.. 1t cures all kinds Of breaking out
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. DENIS PECK,
DROFEs sI0NAL K-NURsE,

Tenders his services TO the citizens of carsoa
and vicinity 40 4 nurse for uch gentlemen ns
may require his services. Apply al the Office e
the Carson APPEAL, LII
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PALACE SALOON,
NORTH STREET. VIRGINIA CITY
TINKER l. SHEPARD, PsoPRlEToRs.

r1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
chased the entire interest in the above
nsmed Saloon the business thereat will in the
future be carried on by them under the firm
name of Tinker & Shepard.
A''''' " ". TINKER,
". r. SHEPARD.
Virginia, January %, 1871. LIT
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LIVERY STABLES.


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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-01

history? Where can you find more use
tul lessons on the subject Of degraded
humal nature2 Would we wish an ex
ample Of beneyolcUce; We have it in the
voluntary trntii of the Son Of Cod
Should we desire TO know what zeal can
10 ia 6 good cause; we have presented
TO us the Apostles OF our Lord. Or ask
we meekness, consistency aud fortit,ide :;
We have hundreds of such in the mar
tyrs of Christianity Besides. no por
.tiOn Of history so signallv displays the
dealings OF God TO mankind. Here we
see most emphatically the operations OF
his own hand pdtting to nought the wis.
dom o. The word, and urging forward a
kingdom in opposition to the combined
powers Of earth AMI hell Il is unaGes
tionahlT true that kingdoms of our world
are destined in succession to pass sway
The proud Empires Of antiquity are dis
solved. Rome. with her splendid appen.
dascs. has crumhled to ruins. Carthage
has fallen and the kingdoms which now
exist and have been consolidated by po-
itical cunning AMI sagscity may live at
no distant era only in the records OF
history. Dow WIRE
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Don't leave a single vo-
ter at home on Tuesday, the
9Th inst.
Facts Upon History.

EDS. SPIRIT: Please insert the follow
ing in the column. of .he SPIRIT, il yon
deem it expe;liont or necessary. Facts
in relation to history Now for COM
To be acquainted With his
tory in general is considered an essen.
tial part of liberal education, and to
no hrsnch Of study does the student
commonly apply himself with more
pleasure and profit than TO this, Even
the uneducatcd man finds 0 rich reward
in perusing the records Of older times.
And few, il is believed, can be found at
least within Monroe County, who have
not hsd sufficient curiosity to read half
a score or more volumes Of civil history.
Yet that branch Of history cGlled Eccle
siAstical has been, it is believed ,compar-
ativey neglected, not by the general
student only but even by the CREST body
Of the profes>ed friends of Chfistianitv
Among the causes of this neglect, espe-
cially upon the part OF those who have
no personal interest in religion is this /:
the natural ropugnance Of the human
heart to dwell upon that kingdom which
is not Of this world, and which in it's
principles is at little variance with those
by which theyarc governed. But in re
spect 10 professcd Christians this must
not ba admitted Othpr yrasCns rD,y hp
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Watch the polls on Tues
day, the 9Th inst. Challenge
and arrest every illegal 'voter.
Hints on Etiquette.

The more distant your friends are, the
more you should caIl--if you want to
make yourself heard.
When you take friend home to dine
with you for the first time, count the
plate before you let him 60 home. It
saves subsequent awkwardness.
If a friend vans to borrow an um.
brella, send for policeman at once ard
give him in charge. 1t will guard against
a repetition of the error.
Should you happen in discussion to
find that you and your opponent are
likely to take opposite views. knock him
down at once, for fear you should be led
into a quarrel. ~
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-Challenge every person
who attempts to vote illegally
on tuesday, the 9th inst.

From this time forth / consecrate the
l.hors OF my life 90 the dissolution Of the
Union; and I care not whether the holt
that rends it shall come from heaven or
from he'll" The author OF this very
wicked doctrine is Frederick Doug ias.--
He must be alive, since he is firing his pop
gun At Greeley But what, then, becomes
nf his "consecrating The Isbors OF ny
Life" etc7
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Turn out to the cleo
ton onHiuesday, the 9Th inst.
HATES F0RGET-ME-N0Ts.

L III kplbS away Is'uClt
said, as he leaned over the gate in front
of the widow Sherryrs neat little cot,
tage I'm going to California, and
shan't be back for l don't know how
long. Perhaps never, Katie"
Kstie shut her eyes tightly to keep
back the tears that ~ould come into
them, and turned away her face from
Roberts gaze, pretending to be very
busy in tying up struggling carnation
by the walk
Shall you think Of me when I'm
gomez" asked Robert.
"Of course l shall" answered Katie,
81 can't forget an old friend 80 easily"
If Katie had said love-, instead of
friend, she would have been nearer the
truth of the matter. Robert Wayne
had grown very dear to her, though he
had never told her that he loved her
But, for sill he had never spoken Of love,
she knew,a at least she felt sure, he cared
for her, and meant to marry her some
day There is language Of lovers
which is not put into words, but is east
ly understood.
"Fm glad of that" Robert said
"Glai to know you won't forget me
1t must he very pleasant to fellow so
far from home 70 think that some one
remembers him and thinks kindly OF
him"
Il hope you'll have as good luck as
YOU anticipate" ssid Katie, brushing
back her brown cuFis.n aea
Yes, I hope so, too" answered Ro
bert, mot oniv fr my ssSe, bat for! the
sake OF some one else" with meaning
little look into Katies blue eyes that Sc,
her heart all in futter, and made her
checks as rosy as the pink carnation she
had been busy over. .Do you know
who mean, Katie ~ @.aa
How should |? ?" asked Katie. limo.
Gently I'm not good at guessing, yon
know" s-5,e eElz .ai
"Try your luck,,'' suggested Robert
"Weil, Miss Hunt" ventured Katie,
with sly glance into Roberts hand,
some face 20 4e.
Miss Hunt. hope not' exclaimed
Robert ferventlv. "You know well
enough who / mean, Katie. It's you"
"Mer' and the rosy color Jew all
over Kstie's pretty face, snd her blue
eyes fell beneath Roberts gaze
yes, you little hypocrite," exclsim-
ed Robert, "you knew all along that ]
cared for you Confess, now"
GAS friend, of course" admitted
Katie
"As a friend, indeedr' exclaimed
Robert, slipping one arm about heI
waist. w hen come hack from Cali
fornia, will you marry me, Katie ?"
.''If you want me to-" anwered Katie
demnrely sa
well, I do want you to-" answered
Robert, and Kissed her.
The next day he vent away fren1
Lonsdale. - craa F.e
"rve brought you something to help
make You remember me- he said, when
he came to bid Katie good bye, and put
down q pot of forget me-nots on the
window-slll The sun shone in and fell
ac,o-s the CREST clusters of pure blue
flowers, and Katie gave cry OF hslt
ljoy at sight OF them, and half sorrow
Ito think Robert was going away sc
soon.
"How beautiful they are!' she said
dropping her face over the blossoms
When she lifted it, there were tears ir
her eyes.
well, goodbye" said Robert, by
and by "don't forget me, Katie. and he
sure to wrlte;;" and then he kissed he
tenderly and said good dbye, and Katie
sat down behind her forget-me nots Il
watch him go down the road and out o
sight.
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"Dcar me! I'm dying for a sight OF

"Dcar me! I'm dying for sight OF
the green fields againF' ;si
The speaker lay back in her arm chair
and looked up at the narrow patch of
blue sky overhead, about the only
glimpse which could be obtained from
The little low tenement room that az,
foraed any relief to the mohotony
which wrapped the scene in. Her face
was pale and thin, and you would have
known that she was an invalid by the
weak voice in which she uttered the
words, if you had not seen her face
The room was small and plain. There
was little in it save what was necessary
for comfort and daily use. The bright
est thing Of al was pot Of forget me-
nots that stood on a little shelf outside
the open window; the green leaves and
delicate blue blossoms were like frag
ment of the country's beauty transplant
ted to the city's dust and CRIME
81 know you are pining for the hills
and The pure air, mother said girl,
who had come in so noiselessly that the
tuvaid bad not been aware Of her en-
trance. u wish I cou'd take YOU 70
them to morrow They'd he worth
more to you than all the doctors pre-
scriPtions tohe had in the city," and
the girls face was fun OF patient pain,
and llttie sigh ended the sentence; as
Isae but and kissed her mothers wan
face
Il dat know that You heard me-
! tue wo,nsn aai} y don't want 80 CON.
P!sin, Eat!l."
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Oil Field Marshal Won Moltke lives
now quietly in the little Silesian town Of
Schweiduitz. He can be seen there every
day in long black frock coat, smoking
an enormous pipe and readmg the news.
Irapors at the only cafe in She place.
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Send for all Democrats
and Liberals who have not
voted at 2 O'Clock On Tuesday,
the.Sth inst.
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These examinations will commence at 9
o'clock m aud lose at p. m. No app!i-
cant will D. enrolled alter 10 o'clock a. IN.
A fee of fifty cents is required by law
from each applicant as a condition OF examine
tion, and must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board.
sugs7ts, J. W. BOHEkTY, CLERK.
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W00DSFEIn MONROE COUNTY, OHIO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1879

noeeoe nf thosn who cOnsertnl ~ this
secession movement meant nothing bv
it but to make u, consent to the exten-
sion Of slavery. That was their purpose.
and that nurpose I did nv best TO resist
and defeat TCheers wei the war !.
ended think it onnht TO he ended
IA voice. Let Ia have prace"l We
had a great. a terrible. hloody. de
strnctivp civil war Oar snCc,ss WAS
perfect. The defeat Of tn. adversary
was more complete than any defeat re
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{ R ] I j / I
SPECIFIES AT PEFTsRUG CO.
EUEgsUS AED CINCINNATI.

HORACE GREELEY's visit to Cincinnati
is one of the marked events in the his
tory of the country. From New York
to Cincinnati he was warmly greeted By
thousands of his fellow-countrymen,
eager to clasp the hand Of the champion
of Justice, Reconciliation and Civil Ser
vice Rrcnrm-
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Notice to Teachers.

rENHE Board of Examiners OF Monroe county
will hold meetings for the examination OF
Teachers, as follows:
T., poros-;Ila catur1ev Sent,mber. Z 1872.
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ASsIGNEE'S NOTICE.

~REDITORS of A. r. Phillips d Bro. are
hereby notified that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Assignee OF
r. Phillips & Bro, and hastiied an inventory l.
q. pr~3x+s esurt Of Monroe eousty. Ohio.
NS ernRaH ". MASON.
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Mr. GREELEY was serenadel the even
ing If The Goth ult, at Cincinnati and
responded IS follows:
CITIZENS OF OHIo--I am here a gnest,
at the invitation of the Common Coun-
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Work for The whole tick
ct Oh Tuesday, the 9th inst.
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aE SPIRIT or BEMoCRACY.
! 3essAay, Hccember "A, ls73


Hiis nice question-4Iiow muchilib:
erty tnas VIC aIlaw ourselves in talking
of our absent lffieidsgC Iisis sefyIeseafl
thak We mayesliscuss their virtues as
mitch rs We che ose. That is holy
exercise. But thcr failings! | think il;
nsSf hs considered sign that We have,
gone TOO far when we sweep away alt
our fsult.tinding. our nice halaasiag' of
qualities and sahalyzatior of character,
ID d sfslden storm of aiulatioE. strip
fose Che distinction between the differ
int grades of friendship should be made
clear. sl.ets AS yAaednsintanees,
ffi<nass intin7atess ! Mess sbefsens cam
easily pasee athes people 1Wat;ms they
know u6der these three Heads SewitI
a6ksWe m hetohlye hatafals ,sathiesifsE
hle, thas there sshoalde bee frees though
always 8yst and kindly, adiscassion as
to the antccedents, the surroundings,
the prejudices, the whitnss the eharae-
tiers of those with whom We are thrown
contact, and Who come under the first
twp heads We may Stllus learn to bear
MON easily whl f6fir .eccentricaies TO
sppfceiste her 9ood points td jndge
how far we 4hould allow their views to
eject quts A. for the thiHi elass-go
to! 4, not lore its own IlawsT,Scri6-
QeF
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ped. adjustable, Microscope, worth 81 postage g
cents; Or a good ,Stereoscope with series Of
views postage cents; or an elegant photo
graph album for holding so pictures;p postage is
cents; and valuable premiums for clubs Ad-
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