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wMr9 w. Nj. ALEXANDER, OF this
place, put q new iron roof on the dwell
ing house Of Hon. JAMES WATSON, of
Graysville, last week. He has two
more contracted in Somerton, Belmont
county, Wis: Mr.. R. MILES and Mr..
FRAMES residences.
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EE Goldsmith Maid trotted mile
in 2:l54 on the 7th inst, at Buffalo,
New York ...,
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oHThe Exchange Bank of Wheel
ing has been organized. and takes the
place of the Merchants National Bank.
JoHs j. JONES, Esq, continues as cash
fer.
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HThe season for pheasant shooting
commences september 1st,and for quail
on the 18th of October. 1t is unlaw-
full to kill either after January 1st.
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HThe Probate Judge issued eight
marriage license during July. Thirteen
were issued during the same month last
year.
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EY-An Elocutionary Entertainment,
perhaps two, will be the programme
for the Institute week, commencing on
the 17th inst.
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EEThe workmen engaged in repair.
ing the roads within the Corpo ration,
and on the hill leading North from town
are doing good work.
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~A food the night of the 7th inst,
washed ont part of the mill dam at
the mill Of Mr.. PETER DrEHL on Sunfsh
creek.
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EThe wster at CLINGAN's, on Sun
fish creek, was higher the night of the
7th inst, than at any time during the
past eight years.
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'H The track of the Fair Grounds
has been put in order and is now in
condition for those who desire to train
their fast stock
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TMr. s. Y. MASON, of Monmouth,
Illinois, arrived here last week. SELEY
has the "shaking ague" which is not 8
pleasant companion by considerable.
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NJ A RIETTA EGE,

Gives thorough instruction in College and
Academy. Apparatus ard Cabinets large and
good. Libraries contain 10000 volumes All
instruction in College by permanent Professors
Expenses very moderate. Aid to worthy stu
dents needing it. Has graduated 81 classes;
the last one larger than any before. The naxt
term begins Thursday, Sept. 3.
- I. w. ANDREWS. RTesa5eNs.
Marietta, Ohio, July %, 1s74-w4.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE ishereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county, Ohio, at their September session,
1S74,praying for the establishment of a graded
county road in said county, commencing ON the
lands of VIM. Thompson, in Green township.
in the graded road running through said
Thompson's farm: thence the nearest and best
route to the farm of Simon p Wood in Green
township; thence to Louis Gray's; from thence
at or near Fletcher's Chapel and from thence
the nearest and best route to the town Of
Woodsield. MANY PETITIONERS.
july28, ,74td. -,
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yJohn Bulls royal family costs
S2,550,000

John Leapold, whose wife and four
children were drowned in the late flood in
Allegheny City, having became insane
from the effects of his sad bereavement,
has been removed to the insane asylum.
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HThe Bellaire correspondent

HThe Bellaire correspondent of
the Wheeling Register, August 9th,
gives the following:
"a dog fight on the street yesterday,
Immediately from every corner in that
vici nifty there came another dog. In a
min ute there was thirteen congregated !;
q mi mute and half, twenty two, and in
two minutes from the time the fight be-
gun there was thirty-seven dogs on
hand and more coming. We left just
,sen. No dogs in Bsllairs! Oh no"
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CincInnall.

August Flour S S0a6 75;Wheat l
15a1 20; Corn 62@64c; Oats 400 SOC /;
Barley dull; Rye SOaSlc. e., q
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Notice..

THOMAS J. BRowNFIBLD and Charles z
/ BrownHeld, OF the State Of Missouri, and
John Brownfsld, Daniel Givens and Jemima
Givens his wife.of Washington county, Ohio,
will take notice that William BrownfeId, as
Administrator Of Bnos Brownfsld, deceased
has fled in the Probate Court of Monroe
county. Ohio. claim against said estate for
Sl79, and that the same will be for hearing
in said court August 10, 1874. 2
WILLIAM BROWNRIRLD.e
juty7,T4x4.
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HAn interesting letter concerning
the Grange movement, will be found
on our second page.
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C1nicnRn.

August Flour 6 00a6 15 Wheat
00@1 06 Corn 66@67c Oats 35@39.
Rye. 74c. Barley l 01@l 03. rt,,l
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- EFT The Odd Fellows of Millions
burg propose to. erect a three story
building during the coming year.
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Probate Judge MORRIS received
the following note from ELIAS BARKER,
Esq, Of Jackson township, on the 9th
inst r.rv -
"Judge MoRRIs: Enclosed you will
find the certificate of marriage of a
couple from Switzerland, who, TO avoid
the expense of marrying in that coun-
try,and intending to come to this coun.
try, deferred marrying until they came
here.''
The cost Of marrying in Switzerland
is about $50, and that sum. paid their
expenses to this country.
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PhlladelDhia.

August Flour 3 50@6 rs. Wheat
l 25@1 As Corn S2aS4c. Oats 5Ia55c.
Rye 93s1 CO., ..,.,-, ,..-,. sTs-
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EWe learn that the National Store
Company of Miltonshurg are selling
out their stock of goods at cost.
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~Mr. ISAAC HILL, of Beallsville,
is repairing his residence.
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Belmont County News.
From the Gazette, August CT

a From the Gazette, August 81
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued
in this county during the month Of
July.
Between sixty and seventy houses
have been erected in Martins Ferry
this summer. .t
Mrs. VIM Kilgore, Of Wheeling
township, died very suddenly on We'd
nesday last week.
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HMr. ALEX. HARMAN, Of Wash
inst0n township, is building a large
barn.
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as to efectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities
or diseases that have lurkcd in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
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Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptivc dis
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Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrhoca, when they. are manifesto
tons of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent rcstoer Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs
it dissipates the depression and lietless Ian
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
, on with renewed vigor and new lease a
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Practical and Anasyttca, ChcntsrN
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
mayl2,T4Y.
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LOCAL.

HThe letter of "Asmodeus" will
appear in our next ISSUE"
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!, w Mr.. JOHN JEFFERs, of Sunsbury
township,gis building fine residence.
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WooasfleId stock Market,

WOOdSneId STOCK Market,
August 10.-Cattle 24@31c per pound.
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs 4c4 per
pound.
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The Vertical Feed.

IT, ;. 3; ,-ro,o,od oboxo Aha shnttIai nlato ,bs
I'D rost;ng unon 81 smootb surf.oe ara heIa
ALL down nv the nresser foot nnt;l the needle
has nsnetrated the fabric. at which tim. The
n,essure on the fabric is heinz transmitted from
The nressure foot IN the vertiosl feed bar (which
co,nas 5on., ON tbe ,,ooaa close bab;nd tho ,,se.
Ala hy means of be,ror connect;n- +bo. turn
IL .l,o Ell Al. naaJIo.h,r 90 tbnt ~ tho
80 .b, Saaa,a hos rasohad ;ts Loo, n,;n, tba
S,,ii 70 - IN tba fead hr a,,a
a, ,.h;ch t,uo tho pea1io b.r and feed h,r ara
bntb moved lu.erallv The desired length of
stitch. both moving in unison at their highest
and lowest points Z moments glance ut this
novel combination for A feed will convince the
reader of IT'S superiority for tho following rsa.-
sons:
lot Tho ,resssar foot Ia n1vsvs raised fr,n,.
,ba f.br;c vbs,, tho fead ,skes :n,aca tbarahy
,resont;n,, mo. ras;starca 4, se.,ms q, r;dys.
p rh;,a f,a5;,a ' W '''''
ia. The needle being in the fabric. moving
on the goods, renders the feed sure and strong,
and the stitch uniform in length.
3d. The needle being in the goods at the
fine the feed takes plao,. renders It imposs;hla
4th. The vertical feed bar being behind the
needle renders it capable of sewing elastio
goods, making smooth and flexible seam with
me oS.s's aa @s as With III fs~ sg points
oat IN na
All s in ss ssa,y sy s,. t. x sss ss h 6, ss and I'd
p.vi. ], The only real practical machine f.s
sss5 ss 5, S v.as, soss s H. , ;s
s.ai WIN. MINsIERMAN, [, = M M,
Needles and Attachments for al, sev-
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

VIM. johnson to Isaac Dearth, so
acres, Seneca township, $4,000.
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SHERlFF'S SALE. 6
John Beardmore, Administrator,
vs..
John Bever, ct al.

DY virtue Of vendi expouas to me direct
IL ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale. at
the front door of the court house, In the
town of Woods6eld, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 29th dayof august, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit; M
The south half of the northeast quarter OF
section eleven, township four of range six,
containing eighty acres.'
Also, part Of the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section sixteen, town
ship four Of range six, containing one-half
acre.
Also, lots numbered 10, 81, So and Il in
the town OF Graysville Monroe County Ohio.
Rirst tract aoprai5ad at 81 760 co.
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PR 0s P E 6 7 e S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCR ACY.

l II ~ "a ~ "ov"A'i :.
Woodsfield, Monroe Co., O.,
- We propose publishing a first class
weekly paper, ia which viii be found the
GENEKal NEws'ofsthe country, and the
LOCAL NEWS Of Monroe County. =.
The latest Market Reports, from all
points. s.wil. be furnished our readers
We shall advocate in the future, as ia
the past the principles of Democracy.
We shall aim to give the people the
truth concerning all n alters. 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 public journal to
pursue.
Advertising and JOB Work.
All Advertising and Job Work will be
executed in q workmanlke manner, at
rates as low as the same can be done for
at any other country office.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Siagle copy l year............,......s 81 30
: =" =. months. 70
Clubs of 10, or more, each. ...S1 50
.JERE. WILLIAMS, EDITOR.
go; HENRY r. WEST. PUBLIsHER.
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As . Druggist, have sold Dr., g. II. Boyd's
Common Sense Treatment for Catarrh, with
most positive success il the CURE Of that
disease in all its forms. W. J. PApES.
Belaire, Ohio, jan, 1872.
can fully indorse the above. Dr.. Boyd's
Common Sense Treatment stands unrivaffed.
1t effects positive cure in every cate. asl
have witnessed. JAMES RLLiorT, Druggist.
Bellaire, Ohio, Jan. is. 1879.
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from the Enterprise. August 6 |

From the Enterprise, August g.
The st. Clairsville and Barnesville
Fairs will be held this year at the same
time-September Is, 16, II and Is.
John Bradield, Esq President of the
First National Bank, and one of our
most prominent tobacco dealers, has
gone on a trip to Europe, in the inter-
est of his business affairs. He will be
accompanied by his son, Mr.. George E
Bradfield. ,-s
GAS WORKS We are pleased to note
the success OF the Barnesville Gas
works Co. in disposing of its stock
Only $1,000 worth, remains and il is
probable that this will be taken before
the end Of the week. We advise all
who wish to be represented in the com.
pany to secure their stock at once. A
meeting will be held next Saturday to
elect directors and officers All stock
holders should attend and see that the
right men are chosen.
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fFromthe Bellaire Commercial, August 81
The TURF.-We understand that
Messrs. Leete & Tallman have secured
Rockwell's celebrated horse, Red Cloud,
and will probably enter him at the Fall
races against Tom Bowling Red Cloud
is said to have a great many fine points.
The body of little girl about four
years old was found in the river by the
Riverside furnace last Saturday morn
ing. 1t was dressed in night slip, and
is supposed to have been a victim of
the recent storm. The body of another
small child was also seen floating in the
river on Friday, but was not caught.
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vALUABLB
STEAM { WATER Mill loR SALE

TNHB undersigned offer their steam and wa
l ter mill, four miles east of Woodsfeld
on sunfsh Creek for sale. together with forty
acres OF land. The mill has two of the
B EST FR NCH Blu R s ;.
Is In thorough repair, and in a good neigh.
borhood; not another steam nill within ten
miles of 1t. There is good accessible vein
Of coal on the premises. -. E
Terms will be moderate. We would take
small farm in part pay.
F. & N. KOEHLER.
junele, Taft.
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ESOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Wa

J. T. JUDKINS, Agent, Woodsheld, ohie.
+ JupKlNs & HARLAN, Wholesaie and Retail
Agents. Barpesville, Belmont county, Ohio.
mayl9,74r.
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baltimore 4 Ohie Raiiro ad.

CENTRAL. OHIO DIvIsIoN)
Trains will leave Barnesville Us follows
GOING WEST.
No. S-9.45 AM. No. 2 Newark, 6.CS NJ.
No. 4-11.33 p. N.
GOING EAST.
No. 5-4.N Am. No. 1-3.40 p. NJ.
No 7-S33A AN.
Nos and s will run daily, including Sunday.
Nay 81, 1874.
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MOUNTAIN viEw. mile vest of bridgeport, |
~. Julv 2l 1879

MOUNTAIN ViEw. mile west of Bridgeport,
! ~ July 2l, 1S73.e
DR. G, u. BofD-DEAR Sir: In justice to
you, and for this benefit of others suffering as
once did, send you the following: In ths.
spring Of 18Th Iwas attacked with severe
Catarrh. called a. very distinguls he'd ply
sician; he treated me forsix months, but gave
me no relief, and told me he did not thiiik he
could cure me before the next spring. I
might therefore prepare for another winter
of suffering. fused "Dr. Sage's Remedy
but it did me no good. IN the following o.
tober met q. friend who told me of your
wonderful success in the treatment Of that
terrible disease. requested him to sac you
and give you statement OF my case, yhich
he did. You kindly sent me your invalua.
BILE treatment, and after using it four months
am. completely cured, and up to this date
have never mad a symptom Of return OF the
dread disease. With unlimited confidence I
can. therefore, recommend your treatment to
all Catarrh sufferers. Yours truly, 'a
elii2# M W,t. ]. MoHupH,
Toll gate, lone mile west of Bridgeport, Ohio.
DIR. GEO. Il. Boyn-DEAR SIR; In regard to
yUUt OOutIuou Ocuso iicatucus va aEaals
allow ms to say that suffered from Catarrh
for ten years. ] used DIR. Sage's Remedy for
long time with no benefit whatever, vas
then induced to try your treatment, which
resulted in the most happy effect. had
used it but very short time when falt
could most consoientiously recommend DR..
Boyd's Common Sense Treatment to all suf.
fsrers from Catarrh Of the head, nose and
throat. Very respectfully,
J. NJ. SuReIsoN, Dental Surgeon,
147 Market street. Wheeling, w, Va,
This bears witness that having suffered
from a Chronic Catarrh, was entirely cured
in ons week by the use Of DR.. RoYp's Oom.
mon Sense Treatn ent.
fSisned1. Miss MARIA c. HArs
| Miss Maria C. HAYS Is a cousin Of mine,
and is now residing in my house. l am per-.
sonallv acquainted with DR.. Boyd, and know
that the above is only one among many oasss
of Catarrh he has cured. W. H. HAYS.
Sheriff Belmont County, Ohio,
As Druggist, have sold DR.. q. Il. Boyds
Common Sense Treatment for Catarrh, with
most positive success In the CURE Of that
! =, ,l1s "a,
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Funds to be Drawn by Town an,
Township Treasurers.

The Treasurers of the several town.
ships will receive the following sums of
money On the 9th. Doth and 21st insts :.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-03-28

There is now being built IN this
port one Of the finest and most
substantial schooners of her size
that is possible to conceive. She
is being built BY Messrs Huston
& stoddard, young men of this
place. TO allow such a vessel
to be built at Lake Charles With
out a passing notice would be
ungenerous to the builders. Her
dimensions, etc, as furnished US,
are as follow:
The frame is Of the best Calca-
sieu pine; 81 inch bends; yellow
pine deck, I'll inch thick; length, 81
feet keel, SO feet on deck; beam,
80 feet 8inches; hold, 6feet; length
81 foremost, 81 feet length Of
muinmast, 835 feet; topmast. 90
feel each; main boom, 56 feet; main
gaff, 30feet; bowsprit, is feet ont
board; flying gibboon, Ia feet from
cap to stay-hole; ceiled from floor
heads with A inch yellow pine,
edge bolted with ion; clamp,
8x17; also edge-bolted between
france; wales, edge-bolted; deck
beams hewed and square kneed
fore andaft; deck-beams sided from
I2to l45 inches; moulded s inches
in center and 65 on ends, placed
III to "a inches apart, without car
iings, except at matches. Her
cabin win be 10 feet square in the
clear, and will be finished with
black walnut and ash There will
be two staterooms and four bertha,
and win conveniently and comfort
ably accommodate ten passengers,
Her carrying capacity Wall be
l25,0O0 feet Of lumber, On 9 feel
water. She ii To 81 called Iuea
Huston will BIZ ready for see b.
june next, and commended b
Capt. G. b. Johns. formerly Of tbs
schooner Matte. She will cos
$1,000, and viii be owned by th'
builders. She is intended for th'
Texas and Mexican trade. w
hope soon 10 hear Of others build
ing similar vessels, as the lumbe
business of Calcasieu IS attracting
considerable attention in Western
Texas aud Mexico, and WI
need Just such class of vessels {
make freights profitable. We hop
these young inen VIII be- more aue
cessiul with the Inez Houston thu
they wero with the nnfort0nas
Matte. They deserve credit e
their enterprise and industry Ihi
win make Tie second yess ell thea
young men have buiit within 9 fe'
years.
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sffmfn the DarIg.

From the n. o. pieagane
We are still in The dark relative
to the acts passed By the lust
Legislature on Dryades street. We
are told th& they viii not be made
public until signed By the Govern
or. Tie effect of tins arrange
ment will be to deprive she 1oY-
ernor and the people Of The advan-
tages Of a public discussion OF
such measures ia the papeTsz no
one can tell what was done on the
last day of the session We sus-
peet that much was done which
ought 20 be criticised, exposed and
denounced. But the public jonrn-
ais are cut off from all such rights
and duty, BY the surrephtaous
style III which bills were promnl-
gated as acts, there will be a gem
eral cutlery against the press for
falling to expose them. We de-
sire to pnt in our plea 10 advance
against such charge. We have
made every effort to learn what
bills were passed in the late sess o .
Ut has been oil in vain. No one
can furnish us any reliable intelli-
gence on that score. The journals
Of the two houses have not been
published, and the clerks are close
and reticent to reporters. The
Governor, we think, must feel the
want Of fair discussion ID the
papers, Of the measures which will
be submitted for his approval.
let him take proper steps to have
these bills made public before he
acts on them. Public opinion and
the right OF free discussion must
not be cheated and thwarted in
this manner. We claim the right
to discuss before the people all
measures which are to have the
force Of laws,
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Acreyasse occurred on the STORY
plantation, nine miles below New
Orleans. Oh The Goth instant, and
IA reported as being twenty-five
feet vide