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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Gsttlie6 schmotz
vs..
John Wall ct ux.

llY virtls, Of an order of sale to me d.
II rected from tho court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Chic, I will offer for sale at
the front door of the count house,in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours Of ten
O'clock m. and four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, The 10Th day Of June, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit.
The southwest quarter of the northeas
quarter of section thirty-two, town hip two
of range fonr containing forty acres and
eleven hundredths.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter of section thirty two, township
two of ,ange four, containing forty acres and
eleven hundredths, situate in Monroe couaty
Ohio. and of the land in the District hereto
fore subject to sale ct Maristta, now Chilli
cothe.
Appraised al 81, 200.
J. P. sPRIGGs,
mv14w5. Mas Com. NJ. C. O
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Cinclunatl Live Stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
CoRRECTBn WEEKLY BY KBTTBRER MORRIS.
S.ruRnAX. Mar II 1870
MONDAY EVENING. Nav G

MONDAY EVENING, May 6
CATTLE-Market steady and the
supply fully equal to the demand. Pr.
ces range rs follows: Common TO extra
butchers cattle, S3a5 rs ror ceEtal
gross; shipping cattle, So 75a6 10, and
all sold.
SHEEP-Market firm. Receipts cor.
tinuo light. Prices unchanged, and all
sell readily upon arrival at prices rang
ing flom IS to S.
HOGS-The supply Keeps pace with
the demand, and. although there was no
material change in price, the market
this moraing opened brisk, and ali SOLD
readily at the following prices: STOCK
Hogs, SO rs to 81; shippers, Sd to 81
Is; good to extra butchers hogs, "a
20 to 81 40. No stock of any kind re-
naming i1 pens unso!d.
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DIED.-On Tuesday, April ~, 1872, OF
apoplexy, at the residence of her grand
daughter, Mrs. ISAAC SMITH, in Noble
County, Ohio, Mrs MARY MAssIE, in the
92d year of her age.
She was one of the pioneer settlers OF
Monroe County, Ohio, and a member ol
the NJ E. Church for more than seventy
nine gears. She settled in Monroe Coun-
ty seventy-one years ago, near Woods
field, and has been resident Of the coun-
ty ever since. She leaves large circle
of family relatives and friends to mourn
her1loss.T
belmont County papers please copy
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The Press on Grants National
Humiliation.
The Back Down from Indirect
Damages.


New York, May 2.-The Associated
Press dispatches of last night regarding
the status of the indirect claims be.
fore the Geneva hoard is regarded as
the utterance of the State Department,
and commented on from that point of
view by the morning journals. The
World says the action of the Admins
traton is equivalent to the withdrawal
of the claims, which is national hu.
initiation The dispatch, it says, reads
like an appeal for suspension of pub
lie Judgment The Tribune takes the
same view regarding the, authority for
the dispatch,an intimates that the claim
of the State Department to establish. q
principle beneficial to America hereafter
is humhug, and says that every stage
of the negotiations thus far have been
anything but creditable to either Cabi-
| net
The Herald says: I'VE have been
drawn into an unfortunate position by
the incapacity OF the Secretary of State.
The President, bv series of expedients,
seeks to escape from his misfortunes by
couceding TO England under menace
that which should either have been
withheld at the outset, or, if presented
at all, urged upon the British Minister
with all the resolution of our Govern
ment" 1t intimates that ''the attitude
of the Government toward Spain is an
attempt to conceal the humiliation iii
one case by buster in the other. The
resolution which would have been no
BILE and would have thrilled the country
rtionth ago when applied to England,
now appears weak and Hindictive when
applied to Spain Spain is to be bullied
because we are afraid of England" The
Herald sees in this nothing but matter
for the severest criticism; for grief, PAIN
humiliation, and, all things considered
better reason for looking with hope
and pain towards the Cincinnati Con
vention that any that has ct been SEEM
The Times not only makes no eaitOria
allusion to the dispatch, but fails tc
print line OF it or anything on the sub
tject.
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WOOdsfieId High school.

The public are notified through an adj
vertisement in this issue, that the summer
session of the Woodsfield High School
will commence on Monday, the 10Th day
Of July.
Mr.. GRAHAM, the Principal, is the
Principal of the Union Schools OF
Woodsfeld and is, as we have frequently
stated !. ONT of the finest Educators in
Eastern Ohio.
Ladies and gentlemen who desire to
prepare themselves for teaching school
shouldattend. Our new school house is
welfealculatedfor q school of this kind
having six large rooms Boarding car
be obtained at reasonable rates.
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Lumber for Sale;

I HAVE fer sale at my mill, one mile south
/ Of Woodsfeld, lumber OF any desired
length. width or thickness, sills tor build
ings 'oot sqr ese and 90 feet l%ug
Jo,stS of all kinds Studdirg 2 feet long.
Weather ho riding. Lumber T.. inch, II and
u inches in thickness. Also, 10 posts IL feet
long and 10 inches square, ana rooang iath.
Call upon or address,
JOHN sTEED,
srr10fD Wooisfe!d, Monroe Co., O.
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EyWe furnish the proceedings Of the

Ey-We furnish the proceedings OF the
Cincinnati Convention upon our first
page, and opinions of the movement
upon the fourth page Of this issue. Sen
ator SEIZURE S speech at the organization
Snd opinions from various sources al
published from which our readers can
forIn their opinions Of the ultimate sue
essof, the movement for Reform.
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: kwWe learo that Mr.. JAMES Cool

,sEwWe learu that Mr. JAMES COOPER
who resides on the Patton ridge, north
of Sunlish Creek, was thrown down and
considerably injured by his horse, while
trying to mount upon him on Monday
the Sd inst. DR.. WAY was called and re.
ports Mr. COOPER improving.
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EgThere are quite q large number
of Republicans in Monroe County who
publicly declare they will not vote the
ticket Of GRANT & Co., next Fall. They
are tired of corruption and hayonet
rule, under tile thin veil of Reform and
Reconstruction, and desire a Govern,
ment in which every man is free aud
untrammeled in his opinions. The
party lash does not deter them from
expressing their opinions publicly.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

May G.
Beeves are dull this week, and the
market favors buyers; sales of 1900
head extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers at 78aS4c; fair to good, 64a7c
common, 44a6c per 10.
Sheep are in fair demand; sales of
Is 600 head at Sal0c per ID.
Hogs are dull and rather lower, with
sales of 1921 head at Sc 25a6 90 per
,y,,t
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Legal Notice.

MATTHIAS MARKLEY,who resides out of the
INl State of Ohio, Amos States and Jennie
states his wife, whose place of residence is
unknown, will take notice that on the
llth day Of April, 1872, James Okey, as
administrator of Moses Markiey, deceased,
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Mon =
roe county, Ohio, to sell the following lands
in said county, belonging to said estate, to pay
debts, 10 wit: ...r ia
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section seventeen, township four
of range six, containing 40 acres; also, the
northeast qua,ter of the northeast quarter OF
section tw.nty-three, same township aud
range, except eight and one hslf acres sold of
to K. B. KnuvltoD:
Said petition is Set for hearing in said court
on the let day of July, 1872
HOLLlSTER < OKET,
my14w5. Ait'ys for pet ionel
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Adjourned.

wThe Legislature refused last Win
ter to increase the levies for school pur-
poses. The authorities must be very ju-
dicious and economical in school matters.
Our opinion is, that few school houses
can be built this coming season; only in
those townships where special acts have
been passed, for instance Switzerland
township had Especial act passed to raise
SI.S00 to build school houses.
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Settlement Accounts.
PROBATE COURT, MONROE COUNTY ONO, !
.prI 0E 1910

PROBATE COURT. MONROE COUNTY Ono,
Errii, 26, 1879.
The following settlement accounts will be
for hearing,
Thursday, Moy %, 1872:
Solomon Hubbs Guardian Of Susan Waddle,
an imbacile, final
job Stackhouse Guard an of Josiah and Oliver
p. Hall, minors, 81 partial. g..
Henry Morris Admir- estate of Thomas B.
Morris, deed lst portial,
Abraham krewine Guard an of Elizabeth Er.
lewins. an inbecie, lst partial
John Slime Ghardian of james NJ. An anda J.
and Mary K. Stine, minors, fnal.
TO. CASTLE
apr30.d. Probate Judge N. u. o.
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r 1Township Assessors are required
to make their returns on Monday and
Tuesday, the Goth and 2lst insts. The
Board of Equalization, composed of the
County Commissioners and Auditor
meets on the 22d inst
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market,

May Z.
CATTLE-Market slow; arrivals
heavy; best, 64a64c; stockers, 4aa54
prospect fair.
SHEEP-Market firm; arrivals fair
prospect fair; best clipped, 64a6 60c
medium, 5a53c; common, 44a44c.
HOGS--Aarket. very dull; arrivals
heavy; Philadelphia, S4 7Oa4 so; Yor
kers, 81 25a4 80; prospect slow.
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W Rev. I. A. GROVE and family left
this place on the 7th inst. for their new
home in Smithfeld, Jefferson County,
Ohio. The friends OF Rev. GROVE and
family here, and they are many, wish
them success in all things.
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To Justices of the Peace.
Blanks of all Kinds for Sale at this
Office.

We have on hand full supply of the
following blanks:
Warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds.
Quit Claim Deeds Chattel Mortgages.
Administrator and Executors Deeds
JUSTICES BLANKS.
Executions. Summons. Suhpnnas.
Affidavit for Stale Warrant assault and
battery
State Warrants, assault and battery.
Affidavit for Warrant in Bastardy.
Warrant in Bastardy.
Affidavit for Attachment
Undertaking in Attachment.
Order of Attachment
Order Of Sale. in attachment.
Affidavit for State Warrant,
State Warrants.
Mittmus Pending Trial.
Final Mittimus.
Recognizancc of Defendant.
/" Witnesses.
Af1ldaVlt Tor kcp!eFln.
Writ OF Replevin.
Affidavit for Search Warrant.
Search Warrants
Constable's Sale Blanks.
Summons in Forcible Detention.
Writ of Restitution
Attested Account.
Notice to Take Dispositions.
We will furnish blanks to Justices o
the Peace at low rates.
Call at the SPIRIT Office and eXamin,
our stock. Orders sent to us will b
promptly filled by return mail.
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"Give your boys and girls loose
foot in the open air Let them leap, run.
Shout, and DO anything that will stir the
blood and=send it bounding through, their
veins, and you will have them stout and
strong as the unwashed and unkempt ur-
chin whose rosy cheeks and robust
frames you are disposed to attribute to
the dirt that covers them
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CoRRECTIoN-An article appeared in
the SPIRIT last week; i'll which the resi-
dence of Mr.. Wo0DMAN OKEY was located
"one-haIf mile west of town."
1t should have been, and was SO writ.
ten, pnehaif mile north of town.
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E PETER DIEHL and GEORGE Fl DAv.
EXPORT were elected Directors of the
Monroe Mutual on the 9Th inst. They
take the places of PETER DoRR and N
HoILIsTER. The safe of the Company
was removed last week from the office ot
HoLLIsrER & NoLL to the front room ot
the frame building south of DORIS Ho
fal
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AUrIToR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
Columhus March q 1879

Coiumbus, March 3, 1877.
WHEREAS, The Union Mutual Life Insu
rance Company, located at Augusta, in the
State of Maine directors Office, Boston. Mas
sachusetts,) has filed in this Office sworn
Statement by the proper Officers thereof,
showing its condition and business, and has
complied, in all respects, with the laws OF
this State relating to Life Insurance Compa-
MES,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, ]
James Williams, Auditor Of the State Of, OHIO
do hereby certify, that said Company IS ai-
thorized to transact its appropriate business
OF Lifts Insurance in this State, in accordance
with law, during the current year. The con.
dition and business of said Company at the
date of such statement (Dec. 81, 1879 is
shown as follows:
aggregate amount of available
Assets including the sum Of
s2,1o2,O49 % in premium
notes held by the. Company .
on Policies in force. .S5 ,9l3,S25 10
Aggregate smount of Liabilities.
including S., ,25I.sll for rein
suiance Reserve computed by
the Companc according to the
Actuares table, with interest -
at per cent. Massachusetts
standard) .......... SIS S64,396 90
Aggregate amount of Liabilities,
including S1775,OOr for rein
surancs Reserye computed by
| the Company according e, thu
Actuaries table. with interest
at 4s per cent (New York - =.
| Staudald) .............. 4,S87,4S5 90
Amount of Income for the pre-
ceding year rincludingS5S2,9SS -. -
81 in notes for premiums i. l,9I7 ,01O &c
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash -. 757,I0s 81
Amount of Notes and other obi.
| cations used in payment of
! Losses and Claims, &c. during
the year. :. So. -. 491.631 81
In witness whereof, l have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the Seal of my
Office TO be affixed the day and year abov,
written. JAS, WILLIAMS.
Auditor of State.
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yEF-The National Democratic Conven-
tion has been called to meet at Baltimore,
on Tuesday. the 9th day of July at IL
O'Clock M. The call is published in this
number of the SPIRIT.
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EFMr ABRAHAM j. GRIFFITH au-
thorizes us to announce that he has not
withdrawn as candidate for Infrmary
Director, as reported.
Nav 13, 1t.
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SHERIFF-S SALE.
VIM. Lamping & Co.
VS..
Evan Haney.

ny virtue of an execution to me directed
II from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will Offer for sale, at the
front door of the court house, in the town of
Woodsfeld. between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. M. and oc'o,k p. m, on
Saturday, the la h day Of JuHe, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit.
The north half of the northeast quarter Of
section nineteen, township four of range six,
containing eighty acres
Appraised at Sl.4Q0. 49,, -.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
mYl4w5. Sheriff NJ. C. O.
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NEJob printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch at this Office Send in
your orders for sale bills and otier job
work.
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Meeting OF TIE Directors Of tia e
MnnrOe NATURAL Fire Insurance
COMPANY.

Company.
The Board of Directors met in Woods
field on Monday, the 9th inst. Present,
III. B. HILL, President; WIN f OKEY Sec
retary; and the following Directors: j.
p. SPRIGGs, JOHN NJ RowND, PETER
DoRR, WIN OKEY. Fl C. KorzEBuE, NJ
HoEFFLER and +. C. MILES.
The proceedings Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Treasurer, Secretary and General
Agent filed their reports, and, on motion
of PETER DoRR, said reports were referred
to committee Of two, H. c KoTzEBUE
and NJ. HoErFLER. to examine and report
on the same.
This being the day for holding the an
nual election, and the proper notice hav,
ing been given, on motion, NJ HoEFFLER
aud II. G. KoTzEBUE were appointed Jud-
ges to hold said election. After receiv:
ing and counting the votes cast, they re
ported the following named persons duly
elected Directors of the Company, for the
ensuing year:
JOHN H. RowND. WILLIAM OBEY.
Fl b Hill. PETER DIEHL
H. c. KoTzEBUE. g. H DAVENPORT.
| NJ. HoEFFLER. JoHN p. SPRIGGs.
R. c. MrLEs
Adjourned to Tuesday morning, May
Z.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The committee on officers reports sub,
mitted their reports which were approved
and the committee discharged.
The following resolutions were adop.
ted:
Resolred, That discrepancy appears
in the books of the Company in the ac
count OF the Treasurer, and it appearing
that the Treasurer was not credited with
one hundred dollars paid on the Haver J
loss, and that the correct balance du,
from the Treasurer on last settlement
was SIS SO, which we recognize as the
correct balance then due from him
Resolced, That we settle the Daniel
Walton assessment now pending in thu
Court OF Common Pleas, as follows: J
P Spriggs pays the sum of $50, and th'
defendant to pay costs and the case to bt
dismissed.
| Resotred. That the money in the hand
of the General Agent be paid over q
once to c. Lobenstein, and applied as ;
credit on his loss.
And thereupon the old Board adjourn
ed.
The members Of the new Board me
and we're duly sworn by DAVID OKEY
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court. ant
gave bond, each in the sum of three thou
sand dollars, and proceeded to business.
| H B HILL was elected President, j. 2
SpRIGGs Treasurer, and WIN f. OKEY
Secretary and General Agent.
On motion, it was ordered that tn,
President and Secretary accept the Treas
urer's bond in the snm of $4,000; anc
that the President and Treasurer accep
the bond of the Secretary and Genera
Agent for $1,000.
Resolred, That $500 of the risk o
Warnicke & Simmons on policy No. 3,
7O4 be cancelled, so that the whole amour
> insured shall not exceed $4,000.
: On motion, the certificate showing til
condition of the Company was ordere
published
Adjourned.
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NOTICE TO STONE MAsONS.

CEALED proposals. will be recsivsi at the
y Auditors flee OF Monroe county, Oh o,
June 5, for an abutment az the month Of
sunfsh cresk (on The south side,) f,Fty feet
high, twenty feet wide, twelve feet thick at
the bottom and eight fee: thick at the top. 10
be finished November 6, next. Also for
stone arch bridge across Bares Rum at Bares.
VILE, thirty feet in, diameter. Bond must be
given for the faithful performance of the con-
tract. The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject one or all bids.
Bp order of Cor,,iSsi ,',~->1
myTtd, n. HOEFFLKR, Auditor.
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LOCAL.
EF The SPIRIT is furnished subscri.
bers at 81 per year; 81 for six months.

sRN1The Secretary of the Monroe Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company's report
shows balance in his hands of 1914 60.
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vi A R Il L n u

May 9. by Rev. John I. Wilson, assisted by
Rev. VIM. Piggott, John NJ. Twinem, of Mon
roe County. and Miss Christina Bell, of Wash.
ington County, Ohio.
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WooLEN FACTORY. The advertise
ment Of the Jerusalem factory appears
in this issue. Mr.. GRAHAM claims that he
can do better work than any othe Carder
in-Monroe county; he soicits patronage
and guarantees satisfaction. Give him
a trial.
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JuStices of the Peace In Monroe
County.

The following comprises a correct list
Of the Justices of the Peace in Monroe
County,together with their post office ad-
dress:
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Catalogues sent to all Applicants
q. S. Revenue Notice.

MOTlCEis hereby given that the under
~ signed will receive, in writing, on the
25th day of May, at his office in Marietta, any
appeals from the annual Assessment Of the
Assistant Assessor of Monroe County.
GEORGE NJ. WOeD9RIDGE.
may1iws Assessor 18th Dis. of Ohio.
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THANKs-lo Mr CHRISTIAN CEHRs
of Ohio township, for seven yearly
subscribers.
To WILLIAM WORKMAN, Esq.,, for two
yearly subscribers
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Candidates BEFORE People In the
Democratic County COnventiOn.


The candidates before the voters o.
this county,. in the Democratic County
Conyention for the offices to be filled
ncxtFall, are:
Probate Judge-JoSEPH G. CAssIL.
JAMES R. MORRIS.
So JOHN BEARDMoRE
ts..r, WILLIAM WoRKMAN
DANIEL NEUHART, Sr.
gH3sv JACOB 7. MORRILL,.
Commissioner CHRISTIAN CEHRs.
JEREMIAH WALTON.
INF, Director ABRAHAMJ. GRIFFITH.
JACOB Drum
G.. NJ BLOWERS.
YliBIsa5& STEPHEN DoUGHERTY.
JOHN BURKHARD.
The Convention takes place on Satur
day, the 1st day Of June.
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Attachments.

Thomas C. Penn Before E. Ci.ne, ] T. of Per-
against nv township. Monroe county,
Thomas Mcffet J Ohio: On tho 4th day, Of
April. \. D. 1872 said Justice issued an order
of attachment in tho above action for the sum
Of $50. n,y7w3. THOMAS c. PENN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY.
George Fl. Davenport
vs..
George F Dicks.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
y fror. the Probate Court of Monroe county
Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door Of
the court house, in the town of Woodsfeld
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and 4
o'clock p. IN, on
Saturday, the 2Gih dry Of Nay, 1872,
the following described personal property, 10
wit:
One portable saw mill.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
myl4x2. Sheriff NJ. c. o.
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Harden & Dunawav.

Harden & Dunaway.
lit Main street.
Wheeling, West Va,
The largest and carries the most complete
stock of
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS,
AND
ID EEsS TRIMMIN S ,
of any house in the city, Keep constantly
on hand full line of Trimmed Hats for both
Wholesale aud Retail Trade.
Special atte ltiou pail to orders-oct24Y,
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CaSf0ria..Is q scientific vegetable
preparation; perfect substitute for and
more effective than Castor Oil-and is
pleasant to take. 1t cleanses the system
in a most remarkable manner; does not
distress or gripe, but operates when all
other remedies have failed. 1t is certain
to supercede Pills, Castor Oil, Narcotic
Syrups and all other purgative and excit.
ing medicines. The Castoria contains
neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol.
By its emolient, soothing effect, it assimi.
lates the food and produces natural sleep
particularly adapting it to crying and
teething children. 1t cures Stomach
Ache, Wind Colic, Constipation, Flatu-
lency, Croup,and kills Worms. Make
your Druggist send forit; he will always
keep it, as every family must have it. 1t
costs but fifty cents bottle.
J.B. ROSE & Co, SO Broadway, n. Y.
my14w4
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WOOE)SFHELD. OHIO.

After spending some time in the Eastern Markets. have
comped desire by selecting the largest and Goods
that has been brought
DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS NOTIONS SHOES
..:.-s HARDWARE QUEENoWARE, GROCERIES,, &c, &C. THE