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Ohm MALLORY, Secretary.
Serious Accident.

On Saturday morning last, 9th inst,
rs one of the fast freight trains going
west was passing North Branch Bridge,
six miles east OF Cumberland, a brakes
man on the train, named William 3
Wheeler. was standing upon the top of
one Of the cars, and his head coming in
contact with one of the iron braces
across the top OF the bridge he was
knocked down upon the car, and would
have been rolled off by the motion of
the car had he not been caught by an
other employe on the train. He was
found insensible from the blow, and the
blood flowing from wound on the back
of his head He was taken care Of by
the train hands, and brought to this city
and placed il. the carpenter shop at the
depot, where ais wounds were examined
By DR.. Thomas II Hcaley, who found
that the back Of the skull was fractured
and large cash in the seal p from which
blood was freely oozing. BY this time
the man had revived from his insensi-
bi!ity, and at his request the serious ma
Iure Of his injuries were made known TO
him. He maintained considerable for
titude, and bore the examination and
dressing of the wound most heroically.
He WAS moved upon stretcher to Mrs.
Smiths boarding house, and yesterday
afternoon was taken on the passenger
train to Martinsburg, ". Va, where he
makes his home.-Cum5crland I'D.
NeaCs, March lIh.
Mr.. SMITH is a brother in-!aw of
AARON UEADLEY, Esq, Of Switzerland
township, this county. A letter receiv-
ed at this Office from Esq HEADLEY, da-
ted Gath nit, says: tile last account
we had from Mr.. SMITH he was getting
| hptter.-EDs. SPIRIT
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The slnunff Convention.

The meeting OF the Central Committee
on the 26th ult, TO fix the tine for hold
ing the Democratic County Convention,
was well attended.
The time decided upon, Saturday, June
l. is not very busy season Of the year :;
and, from the expressions we have heard,
We believe the action of the committee
meets with the approval of the party.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
- AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
- GAINESVILLE, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
P. NJ. Leave each morning at A. NJ.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
: Sunish arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at Az
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and saturday
Rt a. m.
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LOUISVILLE, March 27.-A meeting of
Liberia! Republicans at the court Eonsc
tonight, appointed lleIegatrn TO the Gin
cinnati Convention, on lhe lst of Nav.
George II. Knapp. postmaster ut Or
leans, indiana, has disappeared He is
charged with having swndicd the Gov
ernmeut ont Of $1,000 through f'aula,
lent money orders. \ warrant has been
issued for his arrest, bul no clue OF his
whereabouts
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GE- On Thursday evening the Woods
field Brass Band serenaded Judge CHAM
BERs at his room at MINsrERMAN' Hotel
The Judge thanked the Band in brief
and appropriate address.
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NEW FIRM
cess.

GEORGE KETTERER ......... W. 7. MORRIS.
KETTERER & Morris, SUCCESSORS to W.
t. Morris, have just opened the finest
stock of goods brought to this market
for some years past. These goods were
selected, with great care, in the Eastern
cities and will be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
Remember the place Of business, West
side of Public Square, at MoRRIs' old
stand. Call and select your goods soon.
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WHEAT-Itis IS difficult to premise, from
present appearances, how the wheat crop
will turn out in the future The best .iud-
ges pronounce it to look very unfavora-
bic at present. The sparse amount Of
snow this winter has left it exposed most
of the time to the severe frosts, which
have done much toward depriving it Of
its vitality.
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Saturday, June |, 1872,

And then and there organize Board
consisting Of three Judges ana one Clerk,
and proceed 10 vote by ballot for candi,
dates to till the following offices:
One Probate Jn@ge, for the uncZpired
term and one for the full term;
One Comfy Commissioner;
Oae afrmsry Director;
One member Of the CcHtrdl CommiHee
tor each T0tonship.
Resolced, That the polls be opened at
6 A. NJ and closed at 6P. ", After ihe
polls shall he closed and the votes coun-
ted, the Judges and C!erl, shall certify to
their correctness aud the member OF the
Central Committee, elect, shall return, or
cause to be returned, the poli-books and
tally sheets to the County Convention, to
be held in Woodsfield, on
Monday, tke Sd day of J~nc, 1872,
At1 o'clock P N, when the County Con-
vention, composed of said persons re-
turning said poll books, shall proceed to
open said returns and count the votes ;
and those persons having the highest
number Of votes for the Offices for which
they were candidates, shall he declared
the nominees of the Democratic party.
RaSo}ced, That the candidate receiving
the highest number Of votes for Probate
Judge shall be declared the nominee for
the fall term as well rs for the vacancy.
Resolced, That all legal voters who
are opposed to the administration 6r L.
s. Grant are entitled to vote in said pgi.
mary election.
There being no further business, on
motion, the Committee adjourned.
JERE WILLIAMS, Chairman.
JOHN MALLORY, Secretary.
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HLook out for travelling peddlers.
They are on the wing and offer great bar
gains. Don't be swindled by them. If
you want goods of any kind buy of re
sponsible parties.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Laughiin, Smith & Co.
Wesley j. Williamson.

ny virtue of vend. ex. to me di
Il rected from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county. Ohio. | will offer for sale at
the front door of the coui house,in the town
of woodsfeld, between the hours OF ten
o'clock m. and four o'clock P. NJ, en-
Saturday, the 4M day or Nay, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
MoLroe county, Ohio, to wit.
The north part of the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-five, township three and
range five, containing seventy-fve acres more
or less,
Appraised al
GEORGE CALDWELL,
apr2w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
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EEIt is due Mr.. CAssIL, whose name
is announced this week, as candidate
for Probate Judge, to state that he is not
the present incumbent of that Office He
has been Foreman in the SPIRIT office
during the past seven years.
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The cultivation ofthe poppy in France
is steadily increasing, and it now occu-
pies COCO acres, of the value Of $500
030 francs, yielding opinm to the value
Of 100000 francs per year. Different
samples of opium, raised in various parts
Of Europe, yielded from s to - per cent.
of morphine
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NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP ASSES
SORS.

The Assessors of tie several town
ships Of Monroe County, Ohio, are re.
quested to meet at the Auditors Office on
"Wednesday, ApyH 10, 1872,
At Q clock p N, to receive instructions
that shall tend to uniformity in the ac-
ton Of said Assessors, elected for the
year 1872. NJ HoEFFLER,
apg2tl. Auditor NJ. c. 0.
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Two men having arranged to fight Il
duel in Rhode Island, the Governor is
sued proclamation forbidding it,where-
upon one Of the parties sent him note
saving that one of them would stand in
Connecticut and The other in Massachu
setts. and shoot over his miserable 1t
tie State.
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ggThe Grand Jury made the follow

ing report concerning the Jail:
ave hereby certify that we have exam
ined the county Jail and find the same in
clean, healthy condition, and kept in ac-
cordance with law and the rules Of this
Court. We would recommend that the
cave trough on the east side of said Jail
be repaired. JAMES OKEY,
Foreman
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wThe rite Of confirmation was ad-
ministered on Thursday, the 18th ult., al
the Lutheran Church, in this place, to ff-
teen persons, nine females aad six males,
by ythe Rev. HENRY GROUSE. THE cere-
mony was very impressive.
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Subscribers

Who find an X after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if 10 response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tlons, and their names will be erased.
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Ry-The residence of EDWARD OKEY,
Esq, of Franklin township, was damaged
by fire last week. The fire was extin-
guished before making much headway.-
Insured in the Ohio Farmers.
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- L e. - .

OF Pulmonary Consumption in Bethel town
ship; WALLACE WEST, on the 20th OF March,
1872, aged = years.
He left good impression upon the minds of
his friends Of his acceptance with God-retain-
ing his mental faculties to the last moment OF
his life, and was heard to say. Il am happy,
and gave 4 farewell to- those around him, as
though he were going on peaceful Journey
Thus another good naa Las "gopo before
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All Guardians,

Administrators and Executors, indebted,
in the Probate Court, to JOHN s. WAY,
deceased, by note or account, are reques-
ted to call upon the undersigned between
this date and April l, 1872, and make
payment of the same After that date
the accounts will be placed in the hands
of an Attorney for collection.
II r. WEST,
March5w4. Administrator.
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WThe Grand Jury was charged by
the Court, on the 25th ult, ably and with
the view of having all offenders prompt
Iy indicted and punished. JAMES OKEY
Foreman.
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HyMr. CHARLES AFFORD and family
leave here to day, Tuesday, for their new
home near Ottowa, Franklin County Kan
sas. Mr.. ALFoRD is an upright, moral
man, and we hope will meet with success
in his new iieldof operations.
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Cinclunatl Live Stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS

The receipts at these yards for the
week ending this date have been as fol
lows:
Cattle, 4j0
Sheep, 440
Hogs, 400
CATTLE-AIthough the receipts are
light, Tie market is unchanged, Cattle
OF all descriptions ranging in prices as
held in our last report, viz Beef Cattle
from S3 75a5. %, shipping Cattle 50 90
) 70 per GENITAL, live weight,
SHEEP-The supply is fully equal to
the demand, with no variation in price
HOGS-The market is steady, at pri-
ces ranging as contained in our last re-
port, to-wit: Good to extra butchers
Hogs 81 T5a4 80, stock Hogs 81 25s
4 20, slop Hogs 81 30a4 SO and good
to extra shipping Hogs "a 55a4 70 per
GENITAL groso-no stock remaining in
Dens Cnsold.
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Buckinghan's Dye.
FOR THE wHTSKEESt t''ss

As our Renewer in many, cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
For sale by J. 4. Judkins, WoOdsfeld-ian2
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GgeWe desire to call. the attention of
our many readers to the advertisement Of
Lon & Cooley, successors to Lon, Sun tE
Co, Produce Commission Merchants, 207
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. They are no.
ted fer uprjehtness Of character and
prompt rem!itances Of sales. They are
worthy Of patronage and we wish them
SnccpSS
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RJAdvertise your farms, business and
wants in the SPIRIT HandbilEs aud cards
Of all descriptions printed on reasonable
terms.
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ay~The lines, ITO My Sister Annie" !"
published this week, are in memory of
JOHN w. JACKSON, deceased. Mr JACK
SON resided in Darlington, this county, at
the time Of his death.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under.
N sigued has been appointed. by tho Pro.
bate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, Admins
TRAITOR + the estate of W. W. Wise, decd.
mchl2S3. JAMES BUCHANAN,
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Notice.

HNHE undersigned will offer at public sale,on
l Saturday, pfll 81, 1872. on the
premises, by order of the Probate Court, the
following real estate, as the property of VII
liam Lucas, deceased, TO wit: l"ts numbsred
eighteen aud fifty nine. in the town of Antioch,
Monroe county, Ohio, free from dover.
TsaMs oP SALE 0le-third cash in hand,
one-third in six months, oue-third in one
year; deferred payments to b5ar inter est and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the under
signed. RICHARD STEWART.
Ex'r of the viii Of William Lucas, decd.
Appraised at 8
mch26S5.
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GT-Wc invite communications in re-
gard to fruit prospects in different local.,
ties in Monroe County.
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CAE.y. AND SETTE,E.

All persons having unsettled claims
with me, will please call and settle by the
lstof April next, as my business must b,
settled by that time.
Inch5td W. L. MORRIS.
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Original Howe Sewing Machine,
INTPRovED- asa.T sf,1-

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 the
aowe, we deem it proper to make the follow
ing statement VIZ: iu many towns there are
agents for the SC called Howe, and have, in
some instances ol..iIned to be the agents Of
the Original Hove, Improved, in order to
mislead the public and prevent them from
applying for ths agency of our machine; con-
seGuenty to enlighten those wishing to en-
gage in the business, we laust State that ths
URlG1gAL howE SEWING MACHINE, lsPhovBD.
HAS NO MEDALLION HRAD. We oler great in
ducelasnts to parties Wishing to deal IN
Sewing Machines. For particulars as to
terms, &c, cali ct or address,
ssosve sesE1ns EiaClsine Office.
mchi9ml. e0l Penn ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
d.
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HThe congregations increase in our
churches Immediately after Spring goods
have been received, and the ladies have
had time to make their 'fxins."
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TOur first and fourth pages contain
a large amount of interesting reading
matter.
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T GEORGE II. UMPsTEAD, Esq OF st.
Clairsville, was in attendance at Court
last week.
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gThe following shows the popula-
ton of Monroe County during the past

In1S51 the townships of Elk, Enoch,
Stock and Union were taken to help form
Noble County.
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ADVERTISE.

Do not believe hat there is nobody to hny.
Transactions are male every day by those
who.
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EWILLIAM F. OKEY was appointed,
by the Court, Deputy Clerk on the first
day of the Term.
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ADVERTISE.
ADVERTISE.

There may bs people looking for s1lch as
you, who vii: never hear Of you ualeSs yoe
ADVERTISE.
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ET-We will publish the proceedings of
the present term OF Court after adjourn
menl.
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Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE CoUGT, MONROE Co. Quo. |
March q, 1872.
The following settlement accounts will be
for hearing
Thursaay,the 18th dry Of april, 1872.
Charles Hare Admir- estate of John W. Bar
nett, decd, partial.
7. g.. Allen Guardian Freeman Howell's heirs
final,
Maria Paggeuburg Guardian Geo. Paggen
burg's heirs, lst partial,
Peter Dadt Admir- estate Of George DAFT,
decd, lst partial.
VIM. Dickev Guardian Margaret Diokey'
heirs, lst partial.
T. o. CASTLE,
apl2td. Probate Judge.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Laughlin, Smith & Co.
Samuel Cline,

VS..
i)Y virtue of a veudi. ex. to ME directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will effer for sale at the
front door of the court house, in the town of
WeOdsfeld. between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. IN. and 1 O'clock p. M. on
Saturday, the 4fh day Of Nay, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
MOuroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF seoti Oh nineteen, township three
of range eight, containing thirty-nine acres
acres and ninety zone hundredshs of an acre
Also, the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of same section, containing thirty
inc acres and ninsty-oEe hundred.hs of an
acre.
Appraised at 5
GEORGE CALDWELL,
mchow5 sheriff NJ. c. y
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wThe farmers are hoaing up their
plows.
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EEW G learn that Mt. WARREN HoL'
Ms1ro, Of this place, proposes to remove
to Kirkwood, Belmont County, some time
during this Spring.
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GyThe SPIRIT is sent to any part Of
the United States at 81 per annum, in ad-
vance; six months 81.
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H Patent pitchfork swiudles COM
mence in month or two.
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u & e. Es 1 e. e .

March 10, by ]. T. Cniverhou<e, Esq, Johu
". Starr and Lucinda A. Fulmore both Of
Monroe County, Ohio.
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Monroe County Agricultural SoCi-


The Directors Of the Society are re
quested to meet in WoodSfeld, on
Saturday, the 6th dag Of AprH.
4 full attendance is desired
y. B. COVERT, Pres.
T. Torrrrp, Ser
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'EvPure soft water is the only natural
beverage.
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GgThe Grand Jury returned into
Court on Thursday, and reported but one
indictment, viz: Against AUGUST WEISS
for assault and battery"
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EgA notice by Auditor HoEFFLER to
township Assessors appears in this issue.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FOS T Z r, M : D

w z Q : T Z r, M D.,
Physician and Srgeon.
UAVISG permanently located in Malaga,
o., tenders his professional services TO
the tawn aud ueghborhcod.
Oaiee in room formerly oeeupiei by DR.
Hodgin. uov2Sm6.
WAN FED, in every County, Town and
w Village, ACTIVE AGENTS, forthe sale
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G The GAINESVILLE Enterprise Of the
2Sth ult., says:
"BeImont Co lntv was erected as such
in the fail OF 1851 Gv proclamation OF
Geo St. Clair. At the first federal census
thereafter, 1910, in point.of population
she stood the sixth in the State, in 1920
the fifth, in 1880 the fourth, in lS40 the
eleventh, in 1850 the eighth, and in 1870
the tenth although Belmont County
holds 81 respectable 4 position in number
of inhabitants and an average one in ag-
ricuitural, horticultural and mechanical
productions, vet to fer shame, she eXcels
in nothing unless it be Strawberries"
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Advertise,

II you have building material to sell, aud
yuu will save Yourself the troub = of sesk ing
a customer, at the risk uf fldlng him. go a,
0uce and
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/ N \ g I II 9 Z II L N 7 s

DGy" announcing the names Of condt-
Iotcs $3 each. tickets 50 per tbo0s'a@'
The money mast occomp0"y all orders for
he iaacrtiJn of names aad tic1e'S.
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Advertise.

II y"n are in need of 4 situat.rr. do not
be satisfied by asking -FOUR ilisnds alone, bal
seek larger circle
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T'i2e VVbecIiHg Register.

The following is taken from an cX-
change Weindorse every word Of it:
THE Wheeling Register is about NOV
ing into now and elegant Office We
congrat 'jatc the enterprising publishers
Of that paper upon this sign Of prospeTi-
i'y. The Register is the best paper in
West Virginia ana richly deserves sue
cess. The Democracy of lis own state,
as well as Ohio and Pennsylvania. recog
nizo its ability and fearless independence.
and are extending to it, liberal support" :"
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OR. TIE STRUGGLES AND TRluMPaS OF
SELF-NAbE MEN. By j. d. MCCABn, jR.-
Agents already at work are clearing from $50
to 500 per month. BY 80 eminent examples,
it teaches hoS to succeed in Lille and AZ the
same time benefit mankind. FOR particulars,
notices of the press, and extra terms. address
Il HANNAEURD & CO, Publishers, III
West Fourth street, Cincinnati. .mdhlsw3
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II YOU are I wholesals merchant, aud wi, Ia
TO extend your business.
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n OTICES.

Ezg" Notices IN tbs column uW be charq-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction ,cM BE-
made for notices running ,, 3 &c s months
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Advertise.
ADVERTISE,

Ii y"u are a retailer and want small cash
pn,caasers
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% eco Es & GE2 .gEj ID {; y.

Eos SPIRIT: Dlease umounoe the name Of
JosHpH q. CNssTI, rs = cl1ldlte Tor Probate
I,ii.:", y.,rncy onl fall term; II er TO tn de-
cisi)u Of the DafAp"sufi: C,untv Convention.
MANY DEwoCNkTa.
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Meeting 81 tssa EeeFk Dcvai:c
S'0sEsEsy Iessss'HE Committee,
TEc Convention EAxGs; for SutEsr-
day, the EiEs5 DaS 0f SUme.
All Opposers of the Grant Admin
istratiNn Eutitied TO Vote.

The Democratic Central Committee,
pnrsuans,oa call Of the Chairman, met
in the Auditors Office, ii | o'clock 4. Nj,
on the 2G;h nit The following members
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02
LOCAL..
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ADDRESS OR CALL ON
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WHEELING, n3 Ham Street,
- Opposite Henry Brues' Dry Goods Store.
The largest Millinery and Dress Trimming
House
RIBBONS, LADIES' HATS,
Guipure Laces, Flowers.
Yelvets, pIumes,
satins. Lace Collars
Corded Satins. Embroideries,
Fringes, Cors cts
FURS. "STAR" ALPACA BRAIDS,
Always enclose samples in your orders,
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