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.' ss1fE;RiFF'ss SALE.
- Samuel L.. Mooney.
'A's 'sHulda Smith ell al.

DY virtue ,ofsan order OF sale to me directed
II from, the court Of common pleas of Non
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 4 O'clock p. m, on
Saturday. the 2d day of December. 1876,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county, Ohio. to wit: sa
: The west half of the southeast quarter Of
section eighteen, township FIVE and range six,
containing eighty one acres m ore o. less.
Appraised a. sl..620 .
:s.,,s,,f,s It o. LITTLE,
oct24,'f6w5. Sheriff NJ C. o. +
HoftiAisaFisA E'oxFr, ,Atvys. l.t,-.:.tss
~ II Ffrh
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Castoria is perfect substitute for Castor
OIL without any of its objections, for it is pleas
ant to take, and does not nauseate or grippe
For, Costiveness at any age, but especially for
Sour Stomach, Wind Collie, Worms and the
Disordered Bowels of Children, 1t is the most
effective remedy in existence. 1t is harmless
it is reliable and it is cheap.
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3 RE- The Guernsey Times says: South
Carolina went for Hayes without throw.
ing out any fraudulent votes
Yes, the Returning Board forced it in
HAYES faSor5hy throwing out the votes
of two counties which gave large maj ,r.
tiles for the Democratic ticket. There
was no claim that they were Sfraudulent
but the action of the Board aWas neces,
sary to secure R publican majority.
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EGG. w. FRANzHEIM, No 1888 Mar
ket street, Wheeling, West Va, has a
full stock Of all kinds of liquors which
he is prepared to furnish the trade OF
Ihe country at better prices than can he
obtained elsewhere See advertisement.
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a~The trick which is expected to win
in Florida, is, for the election , fl ials,
who are oil Republicans, to make out in
formal and irregular returns from the
Democratic counties, and thus furnish
the Canvassing Board with an lexcuse
for throwing them Ont for informality.
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saF Seal Brown Yarns. Zephyrs, Ho
s;ery in new colors Gloves, Ladies and
Gents underwear, Silk Ties and Netting
AMI fancy goods to be found at low pri
ces without jewing or humbugging at
MORRIS d ARMSERONG'S.
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WG'uoHd!losqus no m9ql
mo.g emp sluu7n1to'me eql7 pIIeM
-loJ o. p9lsonbeI e.le' f4unoo
eoIuoW 10 4no Su!p!!soI 'L1aTdS
an.L o. sIeq!Iosqns IVA a
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There need be no pain where Centaur
Liniment is used Burns and Scalds are healed
without scar. rheumatism, Sprains, and
most flesh. bone and muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two kinds. The
White Centaur Liniment is for family use, the
Yellow for horses and animals. One trial will
convince the oredulous. oct10, ,'78w13.
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fpGo to the N price cash store Ct
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S for Bea
yer Closkings. Ready Made Cloaks,
Shawls, Bed Blankets &c, where you
viii find goods at satisfactory prices
without any jewing or humbugging
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- A%There will be meeting of the
Directors Of the B & S. W. at Bellairt
this week, at which it is expected thai
measures will be adopted for supplying
funds more rapidly for the completion
e OF the road. -.
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r~E IFu.yg NJ I9Ir5Maia stree,

wE f. HAY, No. I'LL Main street,
Wheeling, West Va, has complete
stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Sash,
Doors and other goods usually found in
an establishment of that kind. He can,
and viii, sepTdy the trade with goods at
very low prices His advertisement will
be found in this issue. k q Is
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Chicago Cattle Market.

November %
- CATTLE-Ma,ket fairly active, hut
weak: Texans, 2 S0@3 10; cows. 2t93
10; common steers aud oxen, 3 500
05; one lot very superior, slipping. hest
here for many months, 81 Id st 6: 40
HOGS Market weak and SO l5c low
er, closing better; sales Uf extra, heavy
at 8 S0@5 95; range, 5 6o@5 95;
chiefly fair to good, 5 1905 so. .s
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Ent liberty Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Nov. %

EAST LIBERTY, IA, NOV. %.
CATTLE-B"st, 5@5 so, medium 10
good, A. 25@4 To-; common to fair, 3
25@4 . .
r HOGS-Yorkers, 5 4o@6 40; Phil
ade'phias, ) 70@5 80
SHEEP-Sellng at 4@5 90.
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|- Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
G'een Corr, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at
JACOB REINHERR'S.
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EF HEBRANK & Bro, jewelers., No
1917 Market street, Wheeling, West Va
have made extensive preparations to &C
teommodate all who desire goods forstbe
Holidays Any article you desire car
be obtained at this house tat reasonable
prices. See advertisement. ssf
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0mwl@1lazm,>
PITTSBv xGII, IA.

The most complete institution in the Uui-
the Statea for the thorough practical educa.
ton of young and middle aged men.
@rStudents received at any time. a
Address, for Giro liars containing full PAL
tic1' ars, j. G. SMITH. A. NJ.
septic, 76m4. Fr.nc pal,
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g@TURNER 4 DILLON, Jewellers, No.
1923 Market street, Wheeling, West Va ,
are prepared to supply dealers and tt Q
public generally with goods in their line
at astonishingly low prices. See the r
advertisement and give them an order.
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En you want the news of Monrot
County, the general news of importance
late market reports, subscribe for TIL
aaFsTERMs.-0ne year 81 80 ssil
months % cents. Office. North of The
Monroe Bank. 6a6
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New York Cattle Market.

NOyPmDtr 20.
BEEVES-Ns extra steers on sale,
nut few tops we're sold at 10ac per ID ,
eommohto to prime steers at sl@1Otc.,
md ordinary Texas cattle, at SIC
Market barely 81, ady at 4
@6c per lb. for common loprime sheep,
and 5@61c for reommon to COED lambs.
Ezra welhers might he sold at 69@64c
perlb, and extra limbs at 6s964; per
ID.
SWINE-Good live hogs were sold
at 5-S0@6 per 100 lbs. and several car
loads remained unsold for lack of bids
hat could he accepted.
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s@Ex Governor sNoYE., it is said,
puls the case 10 this way: "Both parties
are id rascals in Louisiana, but our
' yd1dyrascals are in and they Ito
I stay mn ga } iJE i lb {
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EFh iss reported that EVAN Stew.
AIT, the well known dealer in live stock
Swhose Failure was announced, shor,
time since, is making good progress ir
settling with his creditors
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re- New Felt Skirts, Shawls, white
and colured Bed Blankets, Nubias,
Scarfs for Gents and Boys, and fancy
goods, to be found bran new at
MORRIS & ARMSTR 0NG'S.
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ET Mrs. FEpcK, wife of Mr. GEORGE
FErocK, of Miltonsburg. this county,
died on Saturday,, the 25th inst The
funeral took place on Monday, the
9th inst. a. = - = 'at
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EEJudge CHAMBERS is said to be
looking sharply after the chaps who bet
on tlie late elections. Better draw your
bets, boys; court will be in session here
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TWe find the following in the Ok
ford, Ohio, Citizen. Mr.. HAYDEN wa.
formerly of this county, and has gained
wide reputation as maker of fint
guns. If his gun should be fortunate
enough to be in existence at the mex
Centennial 1t will represent the best skill
of this oeneration:
Mr.. Joe Hayden has gun. descript
i've Of his renowned skill and workman
ship in this Centennial year, which ht
intends to he kept and preserved b,
himself and future generations, to b'
exhibited at the next Centennial. Itsi:
regular riff, with one barrel, cast
steel; the stock is silver mounted, anC
on the silver plates are fintly-execuiec
engravines of the American eagle an(
banner, the Centennial buildings, land
scape and herd of ieers, and "lST6f'-
This gun is splendid affair, and a hun
dred years hence it will be curiosity
of unusual interest as one of the old
fashioned relies of 1876 .-
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49, RThe ST.. James, Wheeling, West
sssya. is the best Hotelin the city. Mr..
= RosEars, the Superintendent, under
assnnds bis business thoroughly. Table
and beds, first class: rates low; give the
St. James trial when you visit the city.
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Ey c lidrens LACE and dimitv col,
lercts, Seal Brown and Cardinal Hand.
kerch'efs. L,des and Children Wallets
Jet Jewelry and fancy goods, TO be
found at a,aifs44
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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EHon. JoHx E. KFNNA and Miss
ANNIE BENNiNaHAUs were married in
Wheeling. West w ,Son Tuesday even-
;ing, the 2lst inst. 4 sq7r.s.sf
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WThe Pomona Grange of the P. OF
H. held a meeting at PorTs' school
house, four miles Wes. of Woodsfeld,
a0n Saturday, the 25th- inst .8iSsg5
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EFThe furniture advertisement OF
Mr.. G. W. SHEPPARD, Of Barnesvillr,
Ohio, appears in this issue.1 He has a
full stock in his line and sells at very
.afair rates. s1 9fII ik13D lk sd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-28

Eight of the original thirteen States
cast their votes for Samuel j. Tilden-
Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Mary
land, New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina and Virginia. sa M -
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Ey-It is probable that much Of the
srailroad line between here and Jerusa-
s1em will be let to small contractors =
The present system of doing the work
ssunder supervisors has not proved alto
gethef satisfactory. a. .ss, =
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EEL The celebrated Buffalo Boots, and
a first class stock of Boo.s, Shoes, Gum
good. Hats, Caps &c I, to be found | a,
low prices, (marked in plain figures.
without jewing or humbugging at;itlnl
cash store of sgssHA a Sa,t =
so 49,. MORRIS &ARMSTRONG
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baltimore Live stock Market.

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES, }
5 BALTIMORE. Nov, %, 1876. I
"CATTLE-2t@54c, "a considerable
number being sold for the latter price
HOGS-7@7fe, with few choice ,
shade higher = 'r5'i t.st
Butcher sheep 4@54c, stocl
sheep 1908 25 per head, as 10 quality
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BunaIo cattle Market.

- .a~f = November %
: SHEEP & LAMBS Western sheep:
common to fair, 8 624@4; medium to
good, a 25@4S74 Canada lambs.:good
6@6 12t Canada sheep, 4 374@5.
HOGS-Yorkers, good to best, S %
.@5 65., heavy hogs 5 75@5t95; Phil.
adelphias, 6 %. About thirty FIVE cars
unsold ~ - - 'ssi.tsh>l = ~
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WAt the Teachers examination on
Saturday the 18Th inst, there were 10
: applicants--3. received certificates for
one wear. sndf7 fs,rssix months
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q EF Overeoats cheaper than anywhere
in. Eastern Ohio at KETTERER'S,
South of the Court House ,a
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baltimore.

Nov. 23-Flour 5 75a7 80 Wheat
25al 35; Corn 5sc: Oats 34a4Oc; Rye
70a75c. 'na9 EH.. -. -
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ii'v HCan't somebody stir up smother
"muss" about the railroad? 1t would
lisen things up
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GETaere is ligh, docket for the
term Of Court which commences on the
9th. 1t is not likely to attract many
visitors or litigants. 4s- ss5,e., :,
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Chicago.

Nov 23-F]our 4 50a7 25; Wheat l
14a l l5; Corn Acc: Oats 33c; Rye
66c; Barley 70c.l
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fEThe railroad bridge across Sun
fsh creek will be a Howe Truss. having
yIeo feet span, and viii be 80 feet above
low water
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Cinctnnat1.

, Nov 23--Flour 8 50a7 90; Wheat l
12sl 35: Corn 30a4,c; Oats 2Sa30c
Barley GOAL 05; Rye 69c.
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EFThe Sabbath School iE this place
has been re- organized, and the exercises
have. been changed. The programme
adopted is substantially the same as tina,
used 10 the celebrated school, of Wan.
,namaker, in Philadelphia, and in many
of tue model schools of the East.
The following is the programme:
hes First BeR-Preparation
2-2:30. second BeN-Perfect silence.
3-SING AN OPENING HYMN. i'3
4-BY THE SCHOOL.
Holy holy, holyl Lord God Almighty
Daily our songs shall rise to Thee;
& Holy, ,fholy, holy! Merciful and Mighty
e God in Three Persons. blessed Trinity!
5-Supe,intendent-I was glad when they
ssa said unit unto me, Lstps go into the house o
6-Pastor-Go. =. spirit: and they tha
80 worship him, must worship him in spiri
and in truth.-John 4, "a
7-ASt. Superintendent-Draw nigh to God
and he will draw nigh to you.-James 4, s
S-ARIsE AND SING.
Just as am, without one plea,
But that thy blood was shed for me.
And that thou bids't me come to thee,
o Lambof God! Icome. come
9-PRAYER By Superintendent.
l0-HYMN. ..,, - &
-Supcrintendeat-- love the Lord, becaus
he hath heard my voice, and my supplica
tions -Pss ii6, l.
I2-By Ae School-The Lord is nigh unto al
them that call upon him in truth--Ps 14l
49,
l3-Boys Primary-Ask and it shall be givel
you, seek and ye shall find, knock and j
shall be opened unto you.-Mat. Z, 7.
14-Girts Prima7y--Those that seek me earl,
shall find e--Prov 8, H.
l5-IaJdnt Schoot-Suffer the little childre
to come unto me. and forbid them not, TO
of such is the Kingdom of God.--Luke Is
49,
: III TnE M GOLDEN TEXT. Optional; ;air
17--INvoCATIoN SoNG.
l need thee every hour
Teach me thywill,
And thy rich promises
In me fulfill. rr -1. ,fes
need thee! o, I need Thee,
Every hour need Thee!
o bless me now, my Sayiourl
l come to Thee.
lS-SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY
l9-Intant ScIvolLRetire.
30-Lesson Study. =. 2"''.i< -
2l---Collection. -
22---Review by Superintendent.
23---CATEGHISM, Questionsa and Answers
Or Song Service and Address.
24---REpoRrs.
25---C -CHANT--THE LORDS PRAYER.
DISMISSION. 80 =.
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=-e EE"Boss" TWEED arrived in New
York on the '23d insts. and WAS iname-
dlately committed to the Ludlow Street
i.;l sfE2A 55aT53G
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The Situation.

South Carolina las been counted for
The Republicans by throwing out Il e
majorities in two Of the largest Demo
cratic Counties.
In Louisiana the count is progressing
to that point where the Democratic ma.
jority of over 5000 will be counted
out" and the HAYES electors "counted
in"
The count has not commenced in
Florida. The Governor claims the right
to count the votes for Electors. The
Democrats have taken the matter into
the Courts to obtain an order to restrain
him from so doing.
sTILDEN and HENDRICKS have major
ity in each Of the three States.
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yewyork.

Nov 23-Flour 3 60@9 so. Wheat ]
1Sal 80; Corn SIS ,6lc; Oats 36a5Oc
Rye S2a95c; Barley l 10.
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,a--E EEMr. ROBINSON, Engineer in Chief
OF the B. & S. W, was here last week
looking after the work. 81
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SWGold closed in New York on 'th'
23d inst at 81 09S
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sKevDAviD CINE, aSresident of Low
xsGap. Washington township, died on
Saturday, the 1Ith inst go.
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I. Eg- The largest and best selected
stock of Ready Made Clothing for Meh
and Boys to be found at tue one price
cash store of .s,-7- ,.ts,,,-s s,z-.l 7ast
!. MORRIS a. ARMSTRQNGiv
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MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG.

re- Really Maize Clothing, Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Caps, at The loves
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO Els.

Eg NV lot of Queensware. Hats,
Boots and Shoes at Bottom, Plicest'a
KETTERER'S.
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ETro, or three parties are talking
4ofapacking pork insthis place. 81;
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AEThe M. E. Sabbath School vii
have an entertainment at Christmas.
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Philadelphia.

Nov. 23-Flour4 o0a6 90; Wheat l
27a1 35; Corn 36a62c; Oats 39~4lc;
Rye 67a72c. E., @sa
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RE- The mud blockade is setting in
early this year. aKYyY{.
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wWAY & SMITH will buy tobacco
al Elm Cove and at SMITH packing
house. 80. 80 5s',7 - -, .eu
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.eul ~ The Auditor has receiyedbibe
laws Of the last session of'the Legisla.
ture.
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Turkey having agreed to take part in
the conference, the diplomatists may be
Fexpected.to assemble shortly in Constar-
tinople. Their proceedings will be
watched with interest, inasmuch as it
may be in their power to avert war =
Russia will, however, take care TO re.
main master OF The situation. Should
the powers fail to conform to her de-
mands, she may readily cause Servia to
renew'hostilities and afford her abund-
ant reason for Intervention.
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Wooastleld stock NarKet.

November 27-Cattle 3s4c per pound ;
Sheep 41t95i per. pound. Hogs 4a44 :
per pound.
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AT sCnUMACHER's

Cash grocery YOU can purchase Coffees,
Sugars, Teas Pepper, Spices, Tobace5,
Cigars, NaHs, 7Shovels, Rope, Flour,
Candies, Bread, Cakes, Hoes. for lsss
money than at any other lace IN Woods
field Gil and get their prices, ,.,.
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.IndianapoIis Market.

November 23. .
HOGS-Quiet but steady at 5 3O@5
IS. v n. q. -. ~
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ny virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
II fffom 4he c6urt of oommopcplsas of Monros
+ooantxi DhosIwill Offer for sale at the front
door .ief the court house, in the town Of
.Woodsfeld, bstwesn the hours of 10 o'clock
a. IN. Ana O'Clock p. m on
Saturday The 2d ,iay Of December, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: -.
"The. southeast quarter Of section seven
to D, township and range six, contain
ing one hapdred aud sixty acres.
+ Appraised at $3.50.
T. o. LITTLE,
oct24:T6w5.c Sheriff N. C. o.
T. HoLLlsTRR & oKkY, Att'ys.
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Nsp A0bertlsements,

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
- =
Estate of Elizabeth Beuer, Deceased.
r[NHE undersisnsd has been appointed and
] qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Elizabeth Bevsr, late Of Monroe county,
deceased. Dated this 9th day Of ,Novsu.-
ber, A. D, 1876. JAME3 WATSON.
.nov2S, ,'76w3. eel.
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s@c Clover seed, 13a and l44 cents
Nls's q ts7 .F.ea . -
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kFAtteution is invited to, pew adver-
.,tisements inzthis number of TIE SpIRIT.
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ETax-laying is slow beyond all
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New Advertisements.

EHwho do you think is elected Z
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Isz6-a WHERE NOW? 1876.

., 'IsSi,St.t sst 5Sy I. cs,4s - :"
1Sz6-s WHERE NOW? 1876.
..To, MICHIGAN, one OF the foremos cur
ishing apd healthy statesl
80 . WHAT FOR? ~ i.
~ To buy a-RARM out Of e'is :.
o N e MIL LION ACR e 8
Of fns fafming lands fer sale BY the
.,., 3-GRANDrRApIDs& Il INDIANA R. K.
Strong Soils, Ready Markets.. Sure Crops.
Good schools: K. r. ms through center of
grant. settlements all along. ALL kinds Of
Proiuets raised. Plenty Of water, timber
and building materials. Prics from 81 to
f1O' per acre; ons-f arth down, balance on
time. gi.s tg.-, $50. ..f
4 Send for iII-stra:ed pamphlet, full of
facts aud figures, and be convinced. Address
Z: q iE.zs'.fs TT, A. HOWARD, Comm'r.
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m THE NORTH. WEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington from depPPtn Q, eAn ao-
TIMORE & POTOMAC k~AlLhOAO' ~ COT
ner of Sixth and B streets, as follows; . ;,
For Philadelphia. New York ana the East; .. y
D. m. daily, with Palace Cars attached . LIN an
tied Express of Pullman Parlor cars o;Ia
m. daily except Sunday. For fnilaaetpnlS
and New York l.30 y m. daily, except pun.
day; for Philadelphia 4.55 p. m. daily, Win
Parlor Cars attached.
For Pittsburg and the West, 8 a. m. daily, Wild
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p: m: daily
with Palace Car to Chicago, and lido 3. M.
daily, except Sunday. ,.:,-
For Canandaigua and the North, q: m. daily,
except Sundsy; and 7.4U y. m daily, exGept
Saturday with Palace Car to Rochester. for
Elmira. IL 55 d. m. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, via Richmond, o.aO q. m; ana
IL 3S D. m. daily, except Sunday ana via
Lynchburg u. N. II 81 p. m. daily except
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, +, 7, s, 9. 10 and II q. M, ana
l, 3, 4N, 5, 6, and II 9S p. m. On Sunday at
8a. m and and p. N.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington o, y
8, 9, 10 and IL a. NJ, l, 3, 4, 5, and p. m
On Sunday al and 10 q. M, and pm
Tickets ana Information can be procured al
principal railroad stations and ticket ofhces
Southeast. D. M. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. jan