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EEMr A G MILLER has sold his il

MIR. A c MILLER has sold his in
terest in the Monroe County Bank, and
leased his residence for term of years
(from October) to Hon JOHN W. KEN
NON, Of Belm ont County Mr.. KENNoN,
we learn, pays Mr. MiLLER $4,000 premi-
um on his bank stock. and will take his
place in the bank in Autumn. Mr.. KEN.
NON $ means. over $50 600, will add ma
terially to the resources of the bank
THERE'S not a man in Belmont County
who stands higher than Mr. KENNoN, and
we cordially welcome him to our town.
The people of Woodsfeld, who SO gen.
erally appreciate Mr. MlLLER's enterprise
and public spirit, will be glad to learn
that he is not to leave us fora number of
years at least. 4
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Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri. at from
S3 to Sl2 per acre, on seven years. time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
law-abiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars. address A
luck, Land Commissioner, st Louis,
MO. iap1Ay.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

0-We have received numerous com.
plants, from Subscribers recently, to the
effect that Post masters in different parts
OF the county are in the habit Of letting
the SPIRIT ont to persons to read. This
practicescauses subscribers to lose thei,
papers. Postmasters have no right to
give out mail matter TO any but the per-
son, or persons to whom directed unless
authorized by the parties TO do so. We
trust the matter complained of will not
occur again.
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Malaga Locals.

Since writing you last, our village hal
been making an effort 10 IMPROVE
About dozen alleys and several piece:
rof borders which have been enclosed
with town lots and farms, have been
ordered to be opened this summer, and
the work has begun. When this is ac
complished our place will look better -
Malaga is well "Iaid out" with an alley
or street around every half acre The
town is enclosed by q border thirty
three feet wide. Being well located, it
could easily be made to look tasteful,
but here, like many other villages in tile
country, the aesthetic is not much re
garded IN erecting homes and keeping
streets, alleys, DC, in order.
Our new tavern is progressing, and
lhe stable is ready for horses The old
stand is being repaired The low porch
that extends aloI g the North and West
fronts has been5removed. cornice put
on, and it soon will be paiLted.
DR.. Foster is fitting up an office on the
corner of his lot and has planted sugar
shade trees in front of his house, as
have also some others In front of theirs.
our school lot was enclosed last month.
and Several rows of sugars planted
there.
The NJ. E Church building has been
reseated and psinted inside, and is much
improved thereby. The society here ia
small, and has preaching only once in
three weeks. Merhodism must drob
her thunder here little oftener or she
Will not prosper as she might Their
pastor is an earnest man and well re.
ceived.
= The Disciples held an Association
IN their church here last week. and had
q good time. Several ministers f,om a
distance were present. The exercises
consisted Of sermons. essays, discuss
ions, dc, and lasted three or four davs.
Crops here are looking moderately
well. except the potato bug crop, which,
ID larger than can be economical mana,
ged., . Local
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Chicago Cattle Mark ct.

Dune 4.
Cattla-Receip's 3,52s head Market
dull al unsettled under heavy rain and
unsatisfactory Eastern advices A few
los choice 13 "wt to IA cwt s'eers sold
at 5 65s6: good smooth sseers, 5 40;
rough and light lois, 4 40a4 65; choice
to extra cows, 4 75a5 % Market
closed dull. wi II many unsold. Slin-
ments " s,erday, l 400 head
Hoes-R ceip's 15g79 head. The
market opened dnll, and prices declined
fully Zoe. ard a fair number Id at tie
decline, the range he heiug 4 25a4 40 for
goodsto choice, witt, few extras at 4
45a4 3d., ell sing quiet. Shipments, s.
13S bood
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

si2i.sgs,D .iTSuhe 4
Cattie-The market has been moder.
atelv active tlius far, but prices, espe
ciallv for heavy cattle, are lower. Pine
TO extra 25a6 90: medium to good
s 75a6; common 5a5 90 The ino,iiry
is mainly for light weights
Sheep and Lambs Market slew. and
lower. prices at 5 so: medium to good
Dab 20 Lamls are scarce IS 50a9 80
Hoes-Msrket dull, aud pricps drnop.
ing: Philadelphia hogs, 5 30s5 s5; Yor.
kers, 4 75a5.
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wThe case of assault with iote0, T.

U The case of assault with intent to
kill. examined before Esq GRIFFITH, OF
Sunsbury township, last week, was little
thin. The only ground for the affidavit
was, that Mr.. MICHAEL STEPHAN, in a
state OF convivia!ity, asked his wife to
stop churning and get him his supper
She respectfully declined, wllereupon he
took an axe and caved in the churn. This
was considered sufficient provocation to
justify the wife in swearing, but not 10 an
assault with intent to kill. 1t was perfect.
lyproper and right for the woman to get
mad. -!rF.
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I The ,1a,ag. Roaa 1

The Board Of Count, Commissioner
on the Aih inst ordered levy of ]
mill on each dollars valuation of the
taxable property Of the county, for the
purpose of repairing the road leading
from The town Of Malaga to the pike il,
Belmoat county. During the past Win
ter this road has been almost impassa
bic, 80 -,
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~One who has tried it says mix
ture = Paris green, 36 wood ashes. anf
| Q dour will kill potato bugs effectually
slft ashes, mix well together, and siN
from large aour box, while dew is on
Exchange.
We believe this good recipe, but i,
should always he accompanied by word
of caution. The preparation is danger.
Gus from inhalation and otherwise, and
should be handled with the most extreme
care :
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the butchers having taken the receipt,
SO freely that now there ore Int few
Hogs in. the peps Prospecs are con
sidered favorable therefore, at least IL,
the maintainance Of present plices, o,
possibly q slight advance during III,
ooniug week. We quote corn fed Hoat
.at 50@7 70, and swiIl fed at 7 OG@1
.25 per 100 pounds net.
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~ Some boys were out shooting at a
target NEAR JbsfAH MAsstE's residence, in
Seneca township. on the Sd inst, and. by
their carelessness, shot two year old
colt valued at $780, Parents should keep
fire arms out of the hands Of their BOYS
until they know how to use them. This
applies 10 all parts of the country.
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cl'ned to pay the full. amount, holding
that the sum actually paid was suffleien
TO cover the loss.
Cure FOR CHICKEN CHoLERA.-Mrs
VIM L. Reel, of this vicinity, claims to
nave discovered certain cure for this
disease. 1t is the well known medicine
called Number Six, which is mixed with
water and given TO the sick fowls. Some
other parties have tried The same RENE
dy aud reports that 1t never faiis to
effect perfect cure
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County Printing.

lfrom the GAINESVILLE Enterprise, 9th inst. |
Monroe County spent only eight hun
dred and nine collars and eleven cents
Tor county printing last year. This is {
good showing and does credit to tht
honesty and fairness of the officers and
printers. /
Thank you. Our printing bill against
the county, the above amount, is less
than that Of any other in Ohio of the
same population. s,l s7aa (
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BLACKS.
The Davis sewing Machine.

The advertisement of this machine
will be found in this number of the
SPIRIT. 1t is recommended as being first
class Ill every respect. The feed of this
machine presents new principle known
as the vertical feed, and is one that has
been long desired by the public and
trade. sf14a9 @
Mr., WILLrAM MIvsTERMANN is the
agent for the Western part of this and
the county of Noble. For particulars
or circulars address him at Woodsteld.
Monroe County, Ohio. Local Agents
wanted.
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P r @ S P E G T u S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Woodsield, Monroe Co., O.,

We propose publishing a first class
weekly paper, in which will he found the
GENERAL News of the country. and the
Local Ahws of Monroe County.
| The latest Market Reports, from all
points. wiz he furnished our readers.
We shall advocate in the future, as in
the past the principles of Democracy.
We shall aim to give the people the
truth concerning all matters Those gull
ty of corruption in public positions will
be exposed, without regard to what party
they may be attached, This we regard
as the true course for a public journal to
pursue.
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LOCAL.
New Advertisements.

S There are hopes for some Of th,
potato fields, after ALL
kE EWILLIAx OKEY's residence wa.
newly painted last week.
ETThe cupola of the NJ. E. Church
needs repairing s;.-s =,
gInteresting reading matter will be
found on our drst and fourth pages.
HDr W. NJ. KERR, of Illinois, is
visiting his friends In Woodsfeld and
vicinity.
kgThe Odd Fellows of this place
propose to institute their Eneampment
On the 76th of June
H Mr. WILLIAM DRIeas, of Missou-
ri, formerly resident of this township,
Is here on visit. He is looking well.
HMessrs. MooSEr and B6RkHEAD
started East, on the 9th inst, with thir-
teen fine looking horses. .t
1gThe proceedings of the Commits
sioners' meeting, held last week, will be
found in this issue
The local Intelligence in this issue
10 worth the subscription price of the
paper to any resident OF Monroe
ETA notice of the times and places
for holding teachers examinations ap-
pears in this issue.
~ Attention is invited to the law
cards of HoLLIsrER & OxEY. of this
place, and L. B. WILLIAMS, of Bcalls.
vile.
r. Every male citizen under the age
of ffry 1--WE, is required by law to perform.
orpay for, two days labor on the public
highway.
IE We have 4 complete stock of jas
tees blanks, Warranty, Mortgage and
Quit Claim Deeds; also, Cnattel Mort
cages
"a E Hon.rW F HUNTER is having q
portion Of bis residence covered with
iron roofing. w. n ALExAsDER does
the job iess TK ~. 4
~ The advertisement of Woods
Mowers aud Reapers speaks for itself. r.
SCHUMACHER, Jr, Of Woodsfield is
Agent for the Company.
HMARrIN BAKER and JOHN Heck. ofI
this township, Center, bniIttbree hundred
panels Of rail fence on the 9th inst. That
lis whatmisht be called afull days work.
gThe advertisement of DRlees d
DosR, Insurance Agents, will be found in
this issue They represent reliable com
panies and will insure property at reason
able rates.
@Welearn from Recorder Hosxrs-
SON that during the month of May he re-
corded one hundred and fifteen Deeds
and Mortgages and released fifteen mort
seSes
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

HAttention is invited to the CON-
munication of x from Bethel township
Our friends in every township are re-
quested to furnish local affairs, transpir-
ing in their neighborhoods, each week
Tor publication. There are dozens OF
events happening in the county each
week, which, if published, would prove
interesting to the public.
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From tie Barnesville Enterprise. 9th ins,

From the Barnesville Enterprise. 9th inst
"Hon. John W. Kernon,of this yicin.
itv has bought the interest Of Allen G.
Miller in the Monroe County Bank, and
will remove to Woodsfeld
Mr. KENNoN is one of the best men in
Belmont County, and our people wei.
come him to "O,d Monroe" The bank
with which he has become connected, is
doing good business, and is one of
"our institutions" that the people would
not dispense with for any consideration
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

@-A petition was in circulation last
week, for signatures, requesting the
Post Office Department to change tile
mail arrangement from one to two trips
week between this place and Claring
ton. This change ought to be made.
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Levies tor ls.a.

The Board of County Commissioners
made the following levies on the 4th
inst:
For the necessary expenses OF the
county, q mills on each dollars yalua-
tion Of the taxable property.
For expenses of the Infrmary 4-lO
of one mill on each dollars valuation
of the taxable property of said county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

Mr.. PHILIP Corn, resident of tits
township, Center. was trimming trees
on the 4th inst, when mis-lick with
the axe split one of his feet two-thirds
of the way back to the leg. DR.. WAL
TON was called to dress the wound, and
found it necessary to amputate his large
toe,
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fHWe are afraid the boys have taken
to fbbing about the potato bugs The
story that squad OF bigs called at JuD-
KINs hardware store for 9rutbing hoes
with which to dig for potatoe, not yet
up needs confirmation.
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a~Mr WILLIAM 0kEk OF this place,
has traded his farm near Lawrt nee, Kan!
sas, Tor the town property Of Mr.. r p
EDNEr, of Barnesville BOB formerly
resided in Woodsfield. We wish him
prosperity in the West, sF.,sss sas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

~We received the names of quite
Q large number Of subscribers last week.
The friends Of the SPIRIT are canyassing
every township in the county, and their
success is evidence that the taxpayers
indorse the course pursued BY the organ
os the party in Monroe County.
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There were no returns made of prop
erty use for manufacturing purposes,
from Center, Green, Salem, Switzerland,
Washington and Wayne Clalington
corporation, in Salem, has the largest
amount.
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Small Arms ior the Army.

The War Department has final
adopted the Springfield breech loading
SYSTEM for the manufacture Of smai
arms for the army Some interesting
J, commentators were submitted by tft
Examining Board in favor of maya.
zine arm. and Of an arm capable OF be
ing manipulated with one hand. Owins
TO the terms of the law they could NO
be adopted l]fs&
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The Tuscarawas Chronicle,o Nav 90
says: On last Saturday night young
man named Dyer, who resides at Sparta,
and who has been Studying medicine with
Or Exline. was on his way on foot from
Mineral Point to Sparta. At about
o clock, when near Sandyviln; he as
shot at from both sides of the road at
once, and one of the balls took effect in
oneof his arms. The attacking party
then rushed in on him knocked him dowr,
and robbed him of S64.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

T The 36 h anniversary meeting Of
the Monroe County Bible Society, will
be held in Baresyille, on Sabbath, july
9th, 1873 Public servises In the fore
neon, Conducted by the General Agent
Rev w Herr All are cordially iu-
yiied 70. attend Fl B HILL, SEQ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

? ~ ia the case of JoHs BEARDMoRE
against The estate of JOHN BEAvER, de.
ceased, tried before the Probate Judge
on the I'd inst, on a claim Of S210 for
boarding the deceased during his life-
tlme,the Court dismissed the same at the
costs Of the plaintiff.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

EF Nr. A. D. DRIGGs has two men
employed making ware at his Pottery
on Standing Stone run, East of town.
The ware is as good as that purchased
elsewhere #e#
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1THoMAs A. WAY, of this place,
sold the dwelling house formerly, occu-
pied by DR. j. WAr, to W. F. HUNTER,
Jr., on the Sthsilst., for $4,000 Pos
session to be given April Let, 1874.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

RMr NELsoN BAKER is the author
lied Agent Of several first class Fire In.
surance Companies Give him call, OF
hewiIl call at your residence.
May 27-w4 ssf
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SWe insert notices of deaths mar,
riages and obituaries free Of charge
We have never made any charge Fol
publishing notices of deaths and mar;
riages.
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~Mr JcsEPH ScHUAAc Sr., who
resides two miles north east of Woods
Held, recently sold to FLowERs d TIP
TON. sawyers. eight hundred and fifteen
logs for 5000
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New Structures.

The value of new structures. dwell
ings. barnes, tobacco houses, shops,
mills and other buildings as returned BY
the assessors for 1928 amount to the
fnIfnwinn In aanh townsh;n.
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kZThere are more eaterpiIlars in this
neighborhood now than at any time be-
fore for q quarter of q century. Our
informant says be has counted them, and
knows what he is talking about.
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Value OF alapntactured Articles.
Engines and Tools a. Returned
by the Assessors.

We present the following as the to
tai value of manufactured articles on
hand for one year or more. and of en-.
gines and tools as returned by the town.
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Advertising and Job Work,

All Advertising and Job Work will be
executed in workmanlike manner, at
rates as low as the same can be done for
at any other country office.
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FoR SALE.

A lot and small frame house in Woods
field Forterms Inquire of =
junel0,'73,tf. WIN. F. HuErER, ,JK.
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f0n SALE.

Thirty six and one-half acres Of land
within the corporate limits of Woods
field East of town. Apply at this office
~The new paper, the Monroe Com
" Democrat, will be out this week.
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Average Value of Property Per:
iatntng TO Merchandise.
The following exhibits the returns of
merchandise, for taxation, by the mer
chants in the several townships:
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}llD ADVERTISEMENTS,
For Sale.

A large store and ware room in good repair
"A with the necessary shelving, Counters, &c.,
on Main cross street, within 20 feet Of the
puhli' square and directly oppos' te the Court
Honse IA the town of WoodsHeld. being the
store house formerly occupied by D. Walton, as
Drug Store.
Terms easy and reasonable For furthar
particulars enquire Of Amos & sprigss.
June lO, T3-tf. THOS. WALTON.
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@ Mr. w. NJ ALEXANDER has open
ed stove and tin shop, east of the Pub.
lie Square. He is prepared to furnish
all articles Of tin-ware, stoves, copper
and iron kettles and other articles found
in an establishment of that kind He is
agent of the Garry Iron Roofing Com
pany. A roof Of this material on Mr.
A, c, MiLLERs dwelling, is pronounced
first class. Also agent for the Arling.
ton stove, pronounced by competent
judges to be the best manuf ,ctured.
Give him call. Prices reasonable.
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TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Single copy year...................s2 90
6 moLths.... ............. l 90
Postage paid BY the Publisher--20 cents
per year. from July l. 1873.
Clubs Of 10 or more, each....... 81 so
Postage paid BY the subscriber-20 cents
per year from July 1.1S73. 09l
JERE. WILLIAMS, EDrroR.
HENRY R. WEST, PUBLISHER.
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IThe number OF births from April
l, 1872, to March 81, 1873, as reported
by the Assessors. are divided as fol
lows:
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Value Of Credits and Book Ac.
counts.
The table below shows the value Of
credits and book accounts in this coun
ty, as returned by the several assessors
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-06-10

~ There were two hundred deaths
reported in this county by the Assessors,
from April |, 1872, to March 81, 1873
Their condition was as follows:
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Average Value OF Moneys. Credits,
and other Property COnv erled
into NOA-taXable bonds.
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Average Value Oi Property APP.
pertaining TO Misunderstanding,
The average value of property used
for manufacturing purposes, as returned
by the township Assessors is shown be.
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GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS Il,
oossisris;s .;


Salt Fish. Dried Apples. Canned Fruit, Raisins,
prunss, Rpgli.h Currauts. Tobacco. Ciears,
Yankee Notions, Candies, Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Fruit Jars. Rios, Homnv, Soaps. Con.
eentratsd Lys. Baking Soda, Salsratus,
Memorandum, Blank. Toy d School Books,
Letter or Foolscap Pspsr sold BY the rsau 4.
Wheeling prizes.
LAMPS and BRUsHRs of all descriptions.
CANDIES and CONFEorIoKERIEs ef Ill
Kinds kept constantly .r hand.
Tabs, Buckets, Halt -Bushei Measures,
Brooms, Washboaris Hoes, Forks, Sbove,s
and Axes. In fao:, keer everything usually
kept in =
FIRST Class Grocery store.
yrAgsnt for Walter A. woods world re-
nowned harvesting Machines
May 20, 1878. P. SCHUMACHER.
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The following from the Assessors
books exhibits the total amount con-
verted into non-taxable bonds during
| the past wear:
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aA Blank Deeds and Mort
Cages tor sale at this Office.
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Value Of Moneys In Monroe COun-

The total value of moneys returned
by the township Assessors is shown
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No returns were made from townships
omitted from the above list.
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value OF Buildings Destroyed Du.
ring the Last Year.

Buildings were destroyed in this coun-
sy,during the past year, valued as fol-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-15

The preservation of the teeth is a
matter of the primest Importance.
Especially ought young persons ap-
preciate the force of this fact. Have
your teeth examined, and if need be,
have them properly cared for before
toothache drives you to regret your
neglect. Apply aow to
DR.. N j. Bowers, Macarthur.
Jan. 9Th.