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Farm for Sale or Rent.

THE Ford farm near Woodsnsld Is for saIo
i and if not sold in due time i prefer ronts
ing it to good dairypan for a certain sum. part
in Dash aad part in repairs. This farm contains
about : :s.iHg*i ,@)fsl. Z $50 81
TWO hundreds FIFTY ACRES,
And the cleared land is all sown to grass seed.
excepting twenty-four acres which was broken
mp last spring. ~ Yl !. ..sf,,sg ?.
/ Itis we'll ealculsted for. dairy purposes. 1t
contains two large frame barns which contains
stabling and NOW room fer seventy Ave or one
hundred head Of COWS, aad plenty Of water all
over the farm n : .izss.i 3n3
II also ontains two dwelling houses and q
good frame church which has fallen back 70 the
farm, which viii make good dairy building J
For further information 6ill On ios address,
.gv THCS- H. FORD.
jau2o. '74m2. Woodsfeld, Monroe Go, o. .
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Thirty Years. Experience of an Old
10y . - h Nurse. L-aE 4 araE

Thirty Years. Experience of an Old
sAJ1F = f..EE b. NuySGs llaE p p.aE
Mrs. WinsIOW'S Soothing Syrup
is the prescription Of one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States,
and has bee used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. 1t correots
aoidlty of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates tie bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and chilli. We; be-
lieve ii to be the Best and Surest Remedy in
the World, IN all cases of DYsEErERY and
DIAgRHGA ~ CEILDKSE, whether 1t arises
froul teetting or apy other cause. Full di-
reotiens for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac -simile OF CURTIS
Il PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all luedicins dealers. Aus26,'73Y,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
r z a L e S r a r z i.

r e A L e s r "A r e.
IN pursuance Of an order of sale issued BY
i the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio
l will offer for sale at public auction. at
o'clock p. m, upon the premises. in Lee town
ship, On a s. .s
Saturday, the 25th day Of april, 1874
the following described real estate. situate in
the county and State aforesaid, to wit:
The north end of the east half of the north
east quarter of section twenty three Of town
ship two of range four, bounded on the south
by straight line running east and west par
allel to the section line in the Marietta Land
District. containing thirty acres, more OF
less.
Also. the southeast quarter Of the scutt
east quarter of section twsdty-four ,townshiE
two and range tour, containing forty acres
more or less in the Marietta Land District.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
! . + = JOSEPH MYERS
Admir- of James Bracey's estate.
moha4, ,'74td.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy }
From Summit Township.

LEcoMpToN, o, March 3 1874
Mr. EDITOR: Will you please insert
these in your problem column:
No GA number Of persons hired a
carriage for certain sum; if their mum
ber had been one more, each would have
paid cents less but if theirnumber had
been one less, each would have paid
cents more. Required-the number OF
persons and the sum paid. r
No. GA coon was observed climb
ing tree at the rate Of 10l inches each
day hut during tile night lie slipped dowr
6a ainches How long will the coon be .ir
reaching limb As feet 2 inches from thu
ground9 - a
Tie answer to problem No 45is'l5 ap
Piles, the number he started with.
,svwr, a.. J.C H.,
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sprfial !. Nol.tliitses::.

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in
the stomach. BRowN's VsRMIPUes CoMFrrs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child being perfectly WHITE and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations. -Ef.
--r. go CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors, -
-saneEf No. els Fulton street New York.
Sold bH Druggists and Chemists and dealers in
Medicines at Twenty FIVE CENTS A Box.
August 26, 1887. 81 E..se--,..
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tibe Household Pauacea and Fam

f'he Household Pauacea and Fam
=. - ~ lily Liniment
is the best remedy in the world Cor the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps id the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in ali itsforms, Bilious
Collie. Neuralgia Cholera, Dvsentery, Colds.
Fresh Weands, Burns, Sore, Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, GFhi!ls and
Fever, Cor Internal and External Use.
Its operation is not ouly to relisve tbs pa.
tient, but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint. 1t penetrates and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, and quickenng the blood. ttpsf
The Household Panacea is Purely
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
,r7f -;..4 y c,y CURTIS & BROWN,
~; No .2l5 Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists. Aug26,73Y.
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An Egyptian Burial,

The King of Masindy, ia Upper
Egypt, having died, was lately buried,
his wives being inferred alive with him.
A number of p,is ,ners Of war were ta-
ken to the immense grave, their limbs
broken, and their mutilated bodies flung
on the dead King and his wretched
widows. The present King of Masindy
looks forward with cemplacency to the
time whena he, too, will have similar
funeral. 1t Ia certainly a style of OBJ
sequies calculated to make family de.
sire the prolonged life of its head.
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MARRiED.-On the 18th inst, by
Thomas MARTIN, Esq, of Bethel town.
ship, Mr. BARNA DEARTH and Miss CIN-
DRELLA WINLAND.
On the 18th day of February, by
THos. WILSON, Esq (, of Franklin town
ship, Mr. ALoNzo Cross and Miss MA
LIssA MORRIS
On the 7th inst, by the same, Mr..
OSCAR FoGGIN and Miss RACHEL DEN
Bow hs5
On the 18th inst, by Rev. CHARLES
LURKER, Mr.. HENRY RoPKlNG and Miss
CAROLINA BERGER
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The greatest bell in the world.thc EN-.
peror William Bell" destined for the Co.
logne Cathedral, has inst been finished
1t weighs about 10000 pounds, is IS feet
high and IA feet wide. The first moldino
OF the bell proved a failure. and conside-
rable difficulty has veto be overcome in
transporting the immense affair from
Frankenthal, where it was cast, to the TOP
of the tower Of the Cologne Cathedral.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
81 William Moore
Vo. .zll
William BIackledge OF al.

nY virtue II an order Of sale to me direct.
II ed from the court of common pleas OF
Monros 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 q. m. and O'Clock p. m. on =
Saturday, the In day 81 Apru. 1874.
the following described resi- estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
q, Beginning at the northwest corner of $50
tiou twenty-five, township fvs OF ralgs Ase;
thence. south one hundred ard sixty rods;
thence east three rods; thence northeast
seven and q half degrees, variation eighty
eight rods; thence east six rods; thence north
east thirteen degrees variation thirty mine
rods; thence esst fifty one rods and twenty
one Inks .benos north, thirty, .six, rods;
thence Mest eightysro to1he place Of bs.
ginning, contsinius twenty y-six acres more OF
zpptsisad st $3.50. Oh "a .gl3
:. .,,s.,s - 81. 49,, Sheriff NJ. c. o.
HoLLIsrBR 3 oxEr, Att'ys. g
= a.. mchl0.'74w5. IL ysts..-,6 49,
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

u March Is.
81 CATTEE-Markst active and frp
and prices are higher, with sales at 6 7;
f6r good to extra, and 4 50Gy5 so fol
common to medium.
HOGS-Market dull, and prices with
in the past forty-eight hours have de
elined {c. PhilsdeIphia hogs, 6 so
Workers, 5 .25@5 Is.
SHEEP-In good demand, and sales
have been made at from 6 90 to 8 90
as to quality. r!4qla. s5. s..a[
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gThe House Committee on Mill.
tary 'ffairs has perfected bill for the
reduction Of the regular army. 1t cuts
off five regiments Of infantry. one of
cavalry. land prescribes the number, rank,
pay, DC, of officers Of the staff and
line. The bill is voluminous one, the
greater portion Of its provisions heing
devoted to the work Of disposing OF
surplus officers. 1t leaves the regular
army to consist of 90 regiments of in
fantry, 9 of cavalry and 4 Of artillery.
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RFor persons who are constantly
on their feet it may be interesting 70
know that the feet can be effectually
protected from soreness by rubbing
them, previous to going out, with equal
parts of alcohol and csstor oil, which
should be allowed to remain on for a
few minutes, and then wiped nearly OF
Nth q doth.
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Fircin Claringtoh.

The tavern stand and store property
of W. H. MALLORY, of Darlington, was
destroyed by fire the night of the 2Ott
inst. The fire originated in the garret
of the hotel, at III o'clock, and was
first discovered bv the watchman OF q
boat bound up stream. The building:
were wholly destroyed. Insurance 49,.
300
TIE stock Of goods belonging to
MALLORY q SINS were nearly all saved
Insured in the Franklin, of Wheeling
and Jefferson, of Steubenville, for 49,,
OOO
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wAppropriate resolutions were
adopted by the Bar of Bel mont county,
at ST. Clairsville, on the 18th inst, on
the death of N. j. MANNING, Esq.
Remarks were made by Judge ;CpWEN,
G. II .UMsTEAD, Col. CHARLEswoRTH,
j. B SMITH, T. H. COLLINS, J. B CAMP
BELL and Judge CHAMBERS rvggq Z
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rwe are requested to announce
that there will be preaching in-the Pres
byterian, Church Of this place on Sun
day, the goth inst, at 1ot O'Clock in the
morning. The services will be con
Quoted by ReVaJ. MCDONALD, of Iowa
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!, .WThe ST. aClairsyille Gazette OF the
18th inst says: IAN old lady named
HoauE, residing in Somerton,fell across
a stove ard was burned to, death on
Wednesday evening Of last Week.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
March 10.

CATTLE-More active and advan
cei &c; Very best on sale 6t@74c; that
generally rated hgst quality 54@5tc
meditm 9r,good fair quality 44@5tc
Receipts 90l he'd ). sales 6l5 heed
HOGS-Moderate demand and 54t
higher; corn fed 7 75@S so; stillers
I 25@8 90 Receipts 4,7s5 head. 4 /.
sHEEP-In good demand at 44@Sc
Receipts L20l ~ ax
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EFTrimmings are arranged to give
the bonnet most compact effect, dis
pensing with flowing Steamers behind
and strings in frent Bias tyilled silk,
81 else grps grain in strips two or three
inches wide. finished on each edge with
a rolled French hem, is very simply
folded or twisted around the crown and
fled behind in bow without ends.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

F ia March 10.
r. CATTLE-Sales fair to choice steers,
4 75@5 Is: extra, 5 S5@6; stockers
and feeders, 8 25@4 IS, closing dull
HOGS-Llght fat hogs steady and
firm, and heavy grades dull and unchan-
bged a, range Of 4 75@6.for common
t, extra; bulk saes, ,l5@5 25. III
; 4 SHEEP Market active and strong
and higher. at 50@7 for common to
prime; I 1907 so tor extra, with a lot
Of farTy at 8 90 aasy
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Cheap Farms for Sale..Eaty
r re-, Terms.

The Atlantic IL Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
SO to Sl2 per acre, on seven. years. time
with free transportation from St. Louis tC
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
law-abiding society invite erhigrants
from all points to this land OF fruits and
flowers, For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis
Mo dec30y.
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EFMrs. CHLOE E. HARRIS, formerly
q of Woodsied, died at her residence in
.p Carlisle, Noble county. on the 10th OF
: February She Joined the Christian
Church when IA years of age, and lived
member of the anne for 50 years.
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EA correspondent of the Barnes
rille Enterprise, from Flushing, Bel
mont county, Says in that paper of the
10th inst
1--WE are highly pleased at the noble
stand taken by Judge Chambers on the
temperance question. You know that
politically, Flushing was adverse to the
Judge, but since he has been on the
Bench he has gained host of friends
and now the prayer of every christian
philanthropist and lover of order is
."God bless Judge Chambers"
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from the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Cattle Market.

1IE z tHEFi. y 1fII WaIcu Io.i
.CATTLE-Tne arrivals amounted to
S. head during the week The price
paid was 4@5 cents per pound.
,HOGS-Arrivals during the week,
1O3 head The price paid was 5 5o@6
per cwt The demand for hogs now is
not very heavy as a great many butch
ers have quit killing
CALVESANneteena calves were dis
posed of.during the. week, bringing
from 90 to 10 90 per head. .a5
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from the Guernsey Times, 10Th inst.

ttioh eho Nuchhoey Aihes, Aotu iuosl
We are panied to find. the following
notice inthe Tuscarawas Advocate of
last week, as it is the first intimation
we have had of the failing health of our
friend and former excellent Supelinten-
dent OF the Cambridge school:
Rev w. r. Kirkwocd started for
New York on Wednesday, morning, to
place his brother, Prof. SamueF Kirk
wood, of Wooster University, who is
an invalid, in care of the celebrated
French physician; DR.. Brown Sequard.
Our people will he sorry to learn the
above, as the KIRKwooD boys were born
|and reared in Woodsfield.
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Election Proclamation.

MOT1CB is hereby given to the qualified
~ voters Of the Incorporated villagsr OF
Woods6eld, in Monroe County, Ohio, that an
election will be held, as required by law. on
the first ! Monday, being the 9Th day of April.
A. D. 1874, at the usual place of holding cleo
tions in the Incorporated Village of Woods
field, in said county Of Monroe, and you will
then and there proceed to vote ~ ballot fer
one Mayor. one Clerk, one Treasurer, one
Marshal .atd, three members Of the town
Council. Z. SALISBURY, Mayor.
T. o. Little, Recorder. 'A'i ,mchl7s'74td.
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DIED.-At 5 O'Clock p m, on. the
10Th inst, Mr.. JOHN MoFFIrT, of Jack
sons Ridge, this county, aged 76 wears.
The funeral took place on the Goth inst.
Mr.. MoFFrrT has been a resident Of
this county between forty and fifty
years, and was respected by all who
knew him. Peace to his remains.
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, PA, March 20. /
CATTLE-Arrivals 81 cars; best {
25 to 6 Is; medium 5 Is to 6 90; com
mon 90 to 25; stockers 4 so to 4
Is: bulls 90 to 4 so
HOGS-Arrivals 23f cars best Phil
adelphia 25 to 6 so; Workers 25 tc
S so
SHEEP-Arrivals none; best z 0C
to Z 25; medium 5 Is to 6 Is. -.
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EThe certificate of marriage IL
cense issued February IL, 1872, by Ex-
Probate Judge CASTLE was returned on
the l7th inst, the parties having been
married on the 18th inst two years and
one month after the license was issued
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w Thirty three persons connected
themselves with the Christian Church in
the town of Malaga, on-the 14th inst =
The services we're conducted by Rev.
A LiNKLErrER
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EMr WATsoN's bill to authorize
the trustees of Seneca township to levy
p tax to pay bounties to certain volun.
teers, was passed by the Ohio Senate on
the 18th inst, andJis now a law. p !
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I'd EETHE SPIRIT is furnished to sub
scribers at Sl 90 per year; months
70 cents 1t contains more local news
each week, and general news of inter
est, than any other weekly paper in this
8 part OF the State. slsHsed haa 3n& /
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FIceting OF the Democratic Gem
tral Committee.

The members of the Monroe County
Democratic Central Committee will meet
al the Court House, in Woodsaeld. ON
Saturday, Apra, IL, 1874,
To determine the time and manner OF
holding a Convention TO nominate can.
didates for county offices
The following are the members of the
Committee:
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w.The Treasurer of Brown county
has proved defaulter This has been
fruitful year, thus far, for defaulting
treasurers. .,.:.7- s,.-
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written for The Spirit of Democracy.)
From Franklin TOyynshtp.

rohb, " SAo' VII I1 AO'
Ed. SPIRIT: Answers to the following
questions in SPIRIT Of March 10: No. AZ
-27'T-9 lbs !; No 43-6,400 feet ) No 45
.-15apples. %, b'as sois7 3-sa,
1aa7 ouEsrioNs FOR SOLUTION. s'fs.'f .
No 65-If cannon ball of SO pounds
weight moving with velocity of 2 gao
feet per second can penetrate d wall, what
must be the velocity OF "a pound ball
to acquire the same momentum?
= No. 66-Which of two pendulun1s of
equal length, one oscilating at the pole
and tue other at the equator of the earth,
will make the greatest number of vibra
tons in a given time, and why?
No GA sportsman on horizontal
plane, his eve being s feet above the plane
when he shota bird on the wing it was 3
seconds in falling, striking the planeat 80
PAGES or 240 feet from him. How many
feet did it fall, and at what angle !of iele
yation was the piece when the fowler dis
charged it2
No 6S-A rope suspended from the
top of atree, standing on horizontal
plane the end Of the rope touched the
plane at the base OF the tree the lower
end Of the essrope' being carried 20. feet
from the tree it was found tobe two feet
above the plane, what is the height of the
tree2 - 7 S.
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RF DIoeENEs said: After having con-
sicted man of falsehood, treat all his
'utterances. with contemplate public
will do the same. ssyelsl Es sTs
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EAn interesting story will be found
on,our first page. Also a variety OF
other reading matter on our first and
fourth pages.
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hundred and fortyifive per
sons we're converted at the recent revi
..yal in the M, E Church at Fairview,
Guernsey county. There we're 100 who
united with the church ss
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TMr HENRY PRATT, of this place,
has already commenced taking contracts
FOR plastering. He is good workman
and deserves the patronage of our peo-
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re- Subscribers changing their post
office address this Spring will please
notify US IN order that We may make
the necessary changes on our books.
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EA bill before the Ohio Legisla-
ture to permit County Treasurers to
deposit funds in banks was defeated on
the 18th inst. by rs nays to II yeas
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R RwWILLIAM SeHuEFELE will remove
Dis barber shop to the room on M.
HoEFFLER's premises, South of the
Court House, about the 1st of April. =
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EEWe learn that the movement
against liquor sellers has commenced in
Graysyille and Clarington, 10 T9YS :
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, HRev OLMsrED preached sermon
on temperance in the NJ E. Church, the
evening Of the 22d inst
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u EThe members OF the Christian
Church in Malaga, have purchased a
new bell, for their church building. at a
cost of $3.50. .
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Wayne eT0yynShtD.

No Gil am composed of 6 letters.
Ny first and second in Greek doth mean
The earth. Perhaps you all have seen
Ny third and fourth. Between some two
They mean a choice You now can Wow
Ny fifth and sixth. Their meaning be
The same as all before my three.
Ny whole is plain so find it out;
You have heard it before there is no doubt
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
No 62-r am composed of 81 letters.
My 1871 s was chiefly distinguished
as humorist and comic poet. He ranked
first among tie English poets 6fhis style
Ny 13 21621 II was a Bishop of Cal
cutta, ,wIo was bora in I783,and died sud
denly at Friehinopoli, in 1926. He was
truly Christian poet, and spirit of af'
feclionate piety pervades all his writings.
My 10 134 II IA was a native OF En-
gland, who from his youth exhibited an
ardent passion for literature, and through
the kindness of his friends he was enabled
TO enter the University Of Cambridge,
where his too great devotion to study
brought on fatal disease.
My 10 6 10 II was by profession law
yer, and at the trial of Aaron Burr, for
treason, assisted the Attorney General OF
the United States.
My 161076 2015 II s was gentle
man educated for the bar. He was also a
distinguished poet.
My I9IS3I2 was clergyman Of the
Church of England, who died in early
life, leaving but few specimens of his po-
etic talent. Byron said that he was the au-
thor of the best piece of poetry ever writ
ten.
NY appears in none of these,
As you may plainly see:
But in the alphabet you'll find
It's number only three. 81
NY wholeis the name of lady @who
was horn in England, educated in Wales,
and died in Ireland She was poetess
and her poems are full of pathos, tender
ness and beanty: n. ..
March 13, 1874.
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. Ey Mr. w D YocUM. near Malaga.
has sold his farm to Mr.. JACOB HAREN,
and removed to Iowa. So
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! EEA hail storm visited this place on
The 18th inst. The drops were as large
as medium sized marbles. 81 3
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JAMES BRACEY'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the. subscri-
~ Der has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate Of James Bracsy, late Of Monroe
county, deceased. JOSEPH MYERS,
mch24,' '74w3.
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EB- Sheriff LITTLE left here yesterday
morning, the 23d inst, with two insane
persons for the ASYLUM at Athens
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RTyphoidr fever and whooping
cough are the diseases prevailing in
Malaga and. vicinitN aiaIf ssf