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LAM, Nsp Isl pVIy PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN
l acres of land, with large brick house six
rooms, pantry, porch, with good we'll on the
porch, large bank barn, 60xS0 feet, wagon
shed, corn crib and other outbuildings, g } cd
orchard and plenty Of timber Vii lSn sks a
good stock farm, VIII sell to suit ths nnr-
chaser, The farm is situated miles from
Beallsviile snds6 miiss from Woodsdeld, on
the main road
:, t2d-Sixty-E acres with good orchard
house and stable, plenty Of Timber, rich soil.
3D. Large brick store room, large hall,
wareroom, with three rooms, ,uitabls for small
family to live in or tor Offices. Situated in
the town Of Beallsville.2 .f,3.sgsl t..ff
4th-- House. and lot. q rooms and hail.
cellar, and good we'll Of water at the door,
Suitable for. Two. families to live in, or for
hotel. Also. lot across the street with stable
on.
5th-House and lot,i house has = rooms,
porch, cellar, good we'll of water at the door,
out house suitable for summer kitchen; also
stable.
6th-Corner lot, with stable on it; would
suit to build on. Will give possession the
lst Of April.
Twill also sell my house and lot. on Main
street, Barnssville. = So ssktsssl
Cali on or address - JOHN BILL,
GAINESVILLE, Belmont County, Ohio.
Jams, '75tf.
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ET The Grand Jury made their re.
port on the 11th inst, and were finally
discharged. They reported bills as fol
lows:
F. B. PREsrrNE, nfor selling iptoxica-
ting liquors to be drank where sold,' ,
Elk indictments. FL i n EgGID
j. G. ScHAUB, same offense, two in
dictments. - f.p s7.f. .,...ez a,..,,y-g
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In 1872 the official census gave France
only 36, 102,92l inhabitants In the six
years preceding The population had de.
creased over half Of million, although
no emigration drained from it. and the
tendency is downward every year. In
ISL deaths exceeded births by one
third-wars and bad government produ-
cling stagu alton and perdition.
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ii Baltimore Live Stock Market. =

- l,1Uu oiJUlMarcL II.
CATTLE Market dull, ranging at
last weeks prices. The best on sale at
GOT so; that rated first quality, 5@6
medium. 45o@5 ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows, 3@4 so; extreme range
BOT so; most sales at 50@6 So
Receipts, 1888 head;c sales, l,l6S head
sH0GS-In moderate demand at 9 Is
@10; choice, 10 80 Light and rough
nugsnaru 10 sell i KeceIp6S u;41o nesft
SHEER-Meet with fair demand,
chiefysfot middle grades, at 6@6 rs;
extra, IS, with little demand. RE
ceipts, 1850 head.
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NOu the l1th inst. the Grand ,Jur,

EFOn the 11th inst, the Grand Jury
made the ,f9loying report concerning
the Jail:
ave hereby certify that we have ex-
amined the County Jail and find the
same in a clean, healthy condition, and
kept in accordance with law and the
rules Of this Court
n ;E sW. r, krMMoss, foreman"
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Chicago Cattle Market.

March II.
CATTEE-Sales ranging at 3@6 rs.
HOGS-Sales, common to choice
light at 6 5o@7; poor to extra heavy
at 6 50@7 so chiefly at 6 ,70@7 25
2 SHEEP Receipts, 5000 head Mar
kot dull, weak and unchanged.
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The latest straw on the post-office
camers back "The number of books
printed since last December, to which
each member of this Congress will be
entitled, is about five hundred. the av-
.erage weight of which is two pounds,
or for the Senate and honse' about three
hundred and seventy five thousand
pounds. 'ARoS egiT la nap uaia@a4I !
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EFT The following Directors of the
McComelsville and Ohio r. R were
elected its officers on the Sd inst: =.
President-F NJ ATKINSON
Yice Pres IN. GALLAGHER. El
5Secretd1y-W. H. ATKINSON. a A. &
TreaSurer-JosEPH H. ISRAEL.
HeadquartessTof the company are at
Williamsburg
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RFThere were IS applicants for cer-
tifcates at the teachers examination on
the, 18th inst. Certificates were issued
as follows: rs - 60
One fer "a months, A for II months,
each, fofa6s months, each, and Il re-
jected,
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AFMr. ISAAC r. BAKER, of Wayne
towpship, left specimen ear Of corn
at this tfilce last week, that measured
l3 inches in length. 1t was produced
from seed sent from Kentucky, called
the Rio Grande. Mr. B. claims that he
can produce 100 bushels of this corn to
the acre on good ground.
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Trausfer rs or. Real Estat,.

I e Z
M. &sJ. Walters to P. Diehi, 3 62i
acres, Center township
L. Baltzell: to, John S. Holiday, 40
acres, Bethel township, $500.
NJ sNesbit. IS, Grum, lot g. Sardis,
S125a ss - s -
s. Starr to Jackson Griffith, 6 acres,
Center township, $3.50, g.s ess.,st &,
/ Il Z -. = - = = 49, sgs
EFProf. S. ScHooLcRAFT's school at
Sardis, this county, closed on the 9Th
inst. The following is the report for
the siximonths ending at thatetim : aa
I .e595a y3tafco NJ. F. T.
Enrolled, 46 "a so
Average Monthly Enrolment, 3S % &C
;siot.. Daily Attendance, ,36, % 81
Per cent of Monthly
Enrolment 7qT 90
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New York;

March 11.-Flour 4 40@S 90. Wheat
Hal 34 !; Corn S4@S6e. Oats 67@
10c. Rye 90@95c. Barley l 35al AZ
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Eg-The land belonging to the estate
of PHILIP MAELISs, deceased, in Sum-
.flintownship.vss sold onothe i13tli inst,
by L. MATE and &C. WEBER, Admin
sistrator's, foruS3a50ss yilesos, aV4E 7
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.ELook out for. dozens of candi
'adates1ext Saturday, the day the Demo
cratic County Central Committee con-
ye1es 70 tx the time for holding the
Nominating Convention. = -, ',o'is4 'lss
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2 -eIIUOI 7 u is
baltimore.

March 11.-Flour firm. Wheat 1 10
al Al % Corn SQte; Oats 6655a67c; Rye l
0oalIl %. SLlII 30
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TMr. FRED MEYER wilt give lessons
in penmansLip, German and English.
each night in the week as follows: For
males, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings ForIfemales, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings.
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- 49, y
March 81. D. Carleton Admir- of
T. j. Carleton, deceased, reported a
sale of real estate. The Admir- was or
dered t0pay Cstharine carleton, Wild
ow, 1888, asqthe,amonntq qofl her j dover
interest in said real estate.
tJohn Harman Adm'Ea of james, rHar!
man, deceased fled his first and final
account; set for hearing March 3lst
March 6 ADavid sAflan Guardian of
Joseph Allen VS.. joseph Allen ct al =
Petition TO sell lands. Ordered, that
unless within 80 days from this date all
debts due from the estate of said Ward
or to, become due uHEfer subsisting con.
tracts with said Guardian, be paid, OF
secured to be paid, to sthedsatisfaction
of said Guardian, that an order will
issue to. said Guardian TO appraise said
premises and report his proceedings to
this Court -ss.ia. :. ;siinS - sf,,s II,
oi March l0s-Josephns Cox, Admir- Of
thesessate,o of I.Ty Bates deceased. filed
aninuentory and appraisal 1of said es
tatevie neitastte iei1sqs .sIstsc tsEo i.zs o
March lie. Cehrs was appointed
Guardian of Mary Louisa Zimmeriy.
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+ /. 20 49,.
RepatIiean; 11Minst An enly child
of Wayne Ogle's was buried at Middle
burg, last Sabbath.
John BARLEY has sold his farm Of 60
acres in Noble township. to Thomas
Bond, for $50 per acre e.-4l.tss u
.dThe firstdmaib from Fuldah to Dexter,
was carried cover the route by John
Arnold, last Thursday morning.
i-A~G- Deroll, q resident of Caldwell,
died last Thursday of typhoid pneumo-
mia, after a short illness. . = = -
DIED Belle Valley March 7th,
1875, Of pulmonary consumption, Miss
Janet Baker, aged about 40 years.
The protracted meeting held in the
NJ E. Church, at Lower Salem, has re-
suited in one hundred accessions to the
Church. NASh~' ~ 81 e 'sfeA " 70 : - Z
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eEMr. sCHRrsrr1Ns D1RHn, Sr., has
been appointed Post Master at Lewis
Vile, this county ,srice DrgA. @. ARM
STRONG resigned. s'da ssHia bsps .ssiN1 7isal
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HMr. GEoRGE KEFTERER.of Woods
field, Mr.. CHAs. OBL1NGER, Of Lewis
ville,. went East last week for: their
Spring goods y :. fak9 80 g Z = 2
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EWarranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
rmons,,, Spbpenas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices orthe Peace fer
sale at The SPIRIT Office.
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HWe learn that mrs. EDINeroN, of
Antioch, dsugfitef ofMr. THOMAS HAM
ILroN, has falisn heir to an estate Of
about $50; 600 IN Pennsylvania ,snossig
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re- Court convened On Tuesday, the
9th inst. Afteracallpg roxsr the cases
.sesfor trial, the Grand Jury was en-
panneled, sworn and after being charged
by the Judge in regard to the law gov
erning ofenses they retired to deliberate,
Nj, W, r. KIMMoNs was appointed
Foreman. - - 3 - 9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-16

ia EEHhe time fot holding the soldiers
Reunion at Caldwell, Noble county, has
been Rxed for the 1st,. I'd and Sd days
of September next x..sz
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EFAsJsREARsoRs Esq., last week,
purchased Of N HoILIsrER, ESQ.,, attor-
rney 4sr @e aurora Fire Insufahee Com !
pany, the property of j. b. DRIGas, in
this place, for $514 4I,ssfv sTtt sI15sh
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wGo to JUDKINs' to buy yopr med
icines. He has had 20 years experience
as Druggist and will not be undersold
by any person.
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Chicago.

March 1L-FIour 4 s00a4 So; Wheat
92a93c; Corn 64a65c;; Oats 52a5Sc !;
Rye CSC; Barley l 02al 05.
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70 wGe teJUpK1Nss forc garden tools
and everything you want in the way OF
Hardware, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
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BeFiiionts County News.

Chronicle, ffthinst-Mr.A.-C G. Dan
ford has purchased the farm of Noble
Carter, SO acres, near Belmont, fogS2,+
IT'S. 'fso'
Rev. Andrew Linkletter was ordained
iih3 tke christian Clutch, at HehIifyse
b1rgt, On last Sunday Rev 'Linkletter
is young man Of decided ability.
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DIED.-On Thursday, the 1lth inst,
OF dropsy and infamstory rheumatism,
HENRY H., LINGO, Ct Sunsbpry town.
ship, This icouity9l The funeral took
place on SATURDAY., the 18th inst.
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HAfrs JsHN FRorsIsc#,G of Jack
son township, was seriously injured the
9th. inst. by a log rolling over him
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WThe ferry license of DAVID 3;
Lively was renewed BY the Court on
the l1th inst, for one year from March
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w Rev PALLIsTER pastor OF the
Disciples Church of Wheeling is con-
Quoting q, a,protracted meeting at, Bealls-
vile, this county. : "a q r4IslAl iiA
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& 81 For Sale.
Notice

4 LII persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to the undersigned, by either note or book
account. are hereby notified 70 call and settle
on or before the Ist Day of April, 1873,
as there will be change in the firm at that
time 1 ask all those indebted to me to give
this theiI imm ediate attention, SO that can
settle up the old business.
,,-...-.-.. G. H. DANKWERTH,
feb23,i5w6 Clayinston, Monr5a Go Ohio.
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eRMr, A. C. MIi,rER has formed
law partnership With Mr.. JAMES MULLER
of Toulon, Illinois.
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.iisEY-At , the spfotracted meeting in
The Methodist church, in progress on
Z. .Jacksols Ridge, under the direction of
Rev. GRJMEs, twenty three persons have
CONNECTED themselves with the church.
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1% Rev. Brown, 81 the Mormon
church, held services in the Court House
Saturday evening and Sunday last. ?
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WOODsFIELD
NORMAL SCHOOL. :


yJNHE first session Of The WOOdsfiel1
Il Normal School viii -he fmaia eonN
Ipencing Monday, April 10, 1875, and
clntimse in ssssies sten. .weekssre-...s
competent assistant has been employed, and
ii necessary others will be employed. no thay
the school may be Grade and eolducted with
profit to all who inty desire t5 pstronize US.
To teachers, or those desiting t6 enter that
pro essipn. special instructions sill be given IN
the Theory and Practice Of teashifg. EiE!O
While in our teaching we shall mot overlook Q
the theoretical. yet prsctcability shall, be our
principal aim. 4.yss. a.5 ,.,sese g.,
EXPENSES. attic,
Collaborating can be had at Sd So per week.
n fi1.t TUITION. Auu% 10 uI9 sps
Common Branches u. liz. }. l86 o.
Higher lH 49, ..........s...} g. 90 )
Languages. per study. 49,. ....l.. q 90 n
Tuition must be paid in ndyance.. and no de-
ductonsw will be made only in cases of protractef
sickness. s. G. .COSGROVE.
feb23 '75td i9 tsIitiR Prsaapfl.ss :
Lff-f ssrft.
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RAdjutant General AMOS was IN
attendance at Court last week 4 B9Yss
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WonasfieId stock Market.

MarehAaACattleg 2a4cNper pounds
Sheep 5@4c per- pound Hogs SO 5ac
per pound.
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8 EK The fresbet in Sunfsh creek two
weeks since carried away about thirty
feet of Mr MowERY's mill dam.
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Announcement.

EDITOR SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS
LITTLE as candidate for Assessor in Center
township. subject to the decision of the elec-
tors on Monday, the 9TH day of April.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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~Dr. S. sGRMsHAwy Formerly lsof1
Woodsfield. has removed from Tou&on
to Canton, Illinois.
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,0k1 Go to JupKnsato buy your gaf-
den and flower seeds
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EThe Belmont county treasury
contains s32,757 SSi cash. yso9 IHrs
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yHF Mrs TRyAx, OF, Sunsbnry towns
ship, aged 50 years. died last week. osdt
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H. R.WEsTs 81 aEteeal;; ;se Editor
+ New ,lHR Advertisements. It's

E"No rat sits in tan tub'-trans-
substantiation.
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GESeveral cases. Of Importance will
be tried ia Court this week.d3 p s4snslsi
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MARRfsD.-On the 18th ult by Elder
NJ TAYLOR, Mr. JAMES II. PARR and
Miss MARY E. WEDDLE,
/ On the l1th inst, by Rev, H., j.
SMITH, Pastor Of the NJ. E Church in
Woodsfeld, Mr.. GEORGE W. Hess and
Miss SARAH A. Evans
Or. the 9th inst, by WILSON. MARTIN,
Esq /. Mr.. THoMAst BLACK and Miss
n Ahi iiNDLE' Ina ,Gisss eafo
On the same day, by the same. JOHN
@. WELLS and Mrs MARTHA FORREST
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I8F9 u . = layEk
@ @JUDKINs sells Tea at Is cents per
quarter and Carbon OH at Is cents per
gallon. gtu,foe fedsis &
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PHILADELPHIA.

march, -EIour4 I 5oa7 Is, Wheat l
22@1 80 CONS SIC Oats 66a6sc Rye
95c.
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~ ICinciNnaii.

Cincinnati. sTwzz
Mareh1I AFlour.3 25a6S40 .Wheat 1
O6a1 20; Corn 6Sa70c; Oats 5Sa63c Bar
ley l Goal 40; Rye l 10
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MARCH.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

AJDtror,, ii M1cHAEL HoEFfLER
Tnr.srprR w. T. MORRIS
JCLEK. .e,f.4 = H1.i.S pay = ~ 0MrI I,se,I :,
SHRIFF.I tdOM 40 ". LII H LII.
pnop.rr JuusE. JAMES R. NORRIS
PRosEcurINe ATTORNEY, "A. j. PEARSON
RRcoRnER. ARCHIBALD HOSKINSON
sUnyEYoR.-JoHN E. MIRACLE, Stafford.
CoRoNER.AJofiN MuHLEMlN. Hannibal.
CoMMIssIoNERs.--JAs ARMSTRONG, Malaga
CHRlsrIAN CEHRs, Hanhibals EDWARD OKEYi
Stafford ,hIshsS ooTs
INFIRNARY DIREcToRs-JACoB DRUM
Graysvills; Jso. PFALzGrsAF, Cameroni ,HENRY m =
SMITH, Woodsfeld.
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IN East Liberty Cattle Market,
o rossai EAST LIBERTY, PA March L. I
CATTLE-Best, 25@7; medium to
good, 5 50@6; common to fair, 500
5 25: stdckers scarce at 4@4 so; bulls,
3 75@4 IS.
HOGS-Yorkers, 6 90@7 %; .Phila-
6elphias, 8 25MS so sGq
SHEEP-Best, 6 75t97 %; medium,
5 J75(16. 4A r ~ 81.
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sns Gazette, ,llth iask--State Treasurer
Welsh is now at his home in this county,
suffering from severe attack of drheu
matism
Sixty-on new members were added
to tie NJ e. Church of Martins Ferry
during the late protracted meeting at
that that place, ce,,,.o k,.a r..
In the Common Pleas Court, on last
Saturday, the motion for new trial in
the case of Ohio VS., James Lawless
was overfled,s and Judge Chambers sen
fenced Lawless to the penitentiary for
tour years On "Wednesday Sheriff
Cochran escorted Mr. Lawless to CO.
lumbus. 5is shs@ {. sdf 5vaG o} ss+seA bus. !
There are three cases Of erysipelas
fever at this place Mr. James Irwin
has been quite sick for week past, but
is now better. Miss Lizzie Kennon is
very sick and doubts are entertained as
to her recovery. The other, case is that
Of Madison Close, which we believe is
not serious
Three children of a German family
named Broust living near Bridgeport,
were recently poisoned by eating some
cclored candy apples. One Of the chill
dren died and the other two are not
likely to recover Some of the cardy
was analysed and it was discovered that
the coloring matter contained arsenic
and analine,l both poisons. This ought
to be warning to parents to be careful
in purchasing candies for their children.
All highly colored candies coutain
more or less poison. . : o!a7Ha
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Jefsrsonion, llth inst-Scarlet rash
and diphtheRia are epidemic at Wheel
ing, this county.
The revival meetings at the Point
Pleasant Lutheran church continue with
unabated interest Over forty persons
have made profession Of religion.
George c. Anderson and Allen John
son, of Washington township, have a
flock of four hundred and eleven sheep
that averaged one hundred and fifteen
pounds when weighed last week.
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From the Daily Register
n7hnnI;x,o. tCot,Ia Morra,

March 1O.-Tie fellowiny are the ar.
rivals of stock at The Christman. House
yards during last week, and the prices
CATTLE The arrivals were SO
head. and sold at 396 25. 3 80
HOGS- Arrivals 80 head, at 5 75@
TE - -------. =
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saEMr.sH, B. LrTLE wiHopen steseI
at Sprague, this county, about April lst.
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a. = \ =. -..Tf
Es Still the cry cry IS for the. Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine. And why 2
Because it is the most perfect and desi-
rable sewing machine for family use and
manufacturing yet invented, and is the
cheapest. The constant demand for this
valuable machine has made it almost
impossible for, the manufacturers to sup
ply the demand. s9sfo ssia .'aetl -
Machinesvwiil be delivered at any Rail-
road Station inthis county, free oftrans-
portation charges, if ordered through
the Company's Branch Houses at 327 q
329 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circdlar free on application. 4
This Company want few more good
agents.
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Enterprise, 11th inst Rev Covert
closed a meeting at Clear Fork; on the.
4th inst, with fifteen additions to the
church.
MR. Daniels, Egrandfather Sof Mrs E.
T. Hanlon, of this place, died near St.
Clairsville, on the 9th inst, at the ad-
vanced age of 96 years.
The report that reached here q week
or two ago, in regard to the drowning
of Constance Resigger, turns out to be
incorrect We are glad to learn that
the child is alive and in good health.
GooD CewsAMrs. isDadow, 3 two
miles south of bere, owns two scrub
cows, from which-she- has made during
tie nine weeks ending last Saturday,
March 9th, 224 pounds oelbutter o76r
nearly 25 pounds per week, or l24
pounds to each cow per week Let $
near from the Alderneys and Jerseys, il
they can beat it. One of the cows has
given 44 pounds of milk per day, 7but
last Sunday, being stormy day, she
only gave 81 pounds.
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NObleCOumty News.

Pressp11 III iflst-sDra j. P. Farquhar
of Summerfeld, expects to remove to
Woodsfeld in April, for the practice of
his profession in that place. S,
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GEORGE wEIsEND's ESTATE.

NOTIGEis hereby given that the subscribet
IN has been appointed Administrator on the
estate OF George Weiscnd. late Of Monroe
county. deceased
mch2, '775w3 JOSEPH SrANGLER.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its fsr-
mafkable cures. So mild as to be safe anu
Beneficial. .to:childrcn, and yet 50 ssafchingl
as to etlectually purge out the, great. cor,
ruptions OF the blood, such as the scrofalous
and tsyphilitic contamination. Impurities,
Or diseases that have lurkcd in the system.
for years, soon yield to this powerful ants
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures many Of which are publicly known,
OF Scr0fula, and all screinlous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Bl0tchcs,
BOils, PinlpleS, Pustales, Sores, St.
Anth1ny'S Fire, Rose or Erysipe-s
las, letter, Salt RheuIn, Scnltl,
Head, ISingWOrm, and internal Ull
ccratiOnS of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other com:
plants, to which It would net seem rcspeci.
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LcucorrhOea, when they are manifestat
tons of the scrofalous poisons.
II Is an excellent rcstofer Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and rigor of the digestive, crcans
itslissipates the depression and Iiatlcss Ian,
guor Of the season, Even where no Aisortef
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
FOR cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed visor and d new lease u
life. sdt a. lSa4uq 91l gIsf ri
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30 East Liberty Cattle Market.

sCALVES Arrivals l5 head, ,sat 3@9
90 per head .5Es' VI iolivs4