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New York Cattle Market.

D--s- : .-.rr- January 4, 1911. =
BEEVES-Demand fair and market
firm at an advance of 25c noted yester-
day, with sales Of common to prime
steers aud oxen at 50@l1 so; extra
steers, IL 75@12. Ole pair premium
cattle, IL Is all sold.
sSHEEP-Marketactive and firm, with
full prices, ranging at 1896 Is, with
carload of extra State sheep, avera-
ging l2lIlbs, at 7 O64 per 100 lbs; car
load Ohio, same weight, Z So; carload
choice Canada lambs, averaging 81 lbs,
7. so. ..-sv zrsz1a sGEs< SO
JSWINE-Sales at 7 25 per cwt., and
three cars heavier holding for 6 ST.
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OBITUARY,

CAMERON, MONROE COUNTY, Quo.
~ Miss Amelia NIGGrew departed this
life December Oath, 1876, I'm sthe Goth
year of her age. She was well respect
ed by all who knew her, we'll educated,
refined in her manper ard always ready
to give good moral advice. Her SYM
pathies were with the Methodist Church
,o4, ARCHIBALD McGREw, =.
l'A oi1 . LIDAA JANE McGREw,. -
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Republican, 4h inst t-Isadore Bates,
daaghteraaof Hugh Bates, of Seneca
township, is sprghtly Miss of thirteen
years, and weighs only 22l pounds.
George Bell, well known citizen of
this county, having served the people as
Surveyor and County Auditor, died ut
his residence in Jackson township last
Sunday night. He was over seventy
years of age
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Here Go Two Orphans to See Two
-, e.-s -. v.--OrphanS.. -,,s..e.u...

From the New York Ledger 81 E
0fall the touching incidents connect
ed with the burning of the Brooklyn
Theatre, one Of the most pathetic is th'
story of two orphan boys. One of them
was making his way in the world y his
own exertions in this city, while the
other had obtained home with far
mere in New Jersey. The boy from the
country was here on visit of few
days to his brother. Tie play st the
theatre the night i. was burnt. was "The
Two Orphans" AS the boys sailed
forth, delighted TO be together once
more, and in the exuberance of youth,
full spirit, one of them exclaimed, "Here
go two orphans to see 'fwo Orphans "
They went, and were never heard ol
more. ~>'s
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
January 4, 1871

UuuudIy Il TOT.
CATTLE-Common, 2@2 so; fair to
medium, 2 1893 Is; good butcher
grades, AGA 70; fair to good shippers
A 50@5 SO; fair to good heavy oxen,
8 25@4 25; fair to good feeding steers,
3@4 90 - = b..
HOGS-Common 50@5 80; fair to
good light, 6@6 4c; fair to good pack
ing, 6 5O@6 75: choice heavy, 6 SO@6
9o.' Bulk Of sales to packers at s 6o@
6 10.
,SHEEP-The range being from 34@
44c for common to fair. and 4a@5tc for
good TO choices per pound gross.
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EEThe conference Of the powers at
Constantinople is likely to prove a fail
ure, because Of Tllkey's refusal to agree
to the negotiations. Warlike sprepara-
tons are being pushed forward by Rus
sia, TurkeylaRd zSeryiaa ,rsnug b,.a
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"a DIED AT her residence in Xenia
Illinois, Mrs MARY j. HARVEY, wife OF
WILLIAM NJ. HARVEY, aged 3S years.
Mrs. HARVEY was adaughter Of THos
and lELIzABEfH MITCHELL and was born
in Woods6eld, August 10th, 1888; and
was married at Matamoras, Ohio, Sept
embef 18th, 1859. zss s.. S9.,1',.,a .,..,,-
81 49,.
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EIf you want the news of Monroe
Comfy, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for TIE
SPIRIT ,TERNs-0ne year $l so; six
months 70 cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank -sEa aassah 4
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Pittsburgh Market.

CATrLE-shipping cattle 5 1895,
1,300@l,4OO lbs, 5 25@5 so, 1.1oo@
1900 lbs 4 5O@5. stockers 8 25@4.
HOGS-Philadelphia hogs 7 25@7
SO, Workers 6@6 so; an extra bunch of
tops brought 7 TO-
SHEEP-Prime 1l5@130 lbs. fine
wool 6@6 SO, 90@10O lbs 5 25@5 So
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wWe are adding the names of new
subscribers to our list every day. II
our friends in each township will can
vass their neighborhoods they can add
500 to our list between this time and
the 1st day of March. az Z = 2 @. .'' =.
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.ain that some 5-2(

@Itlsquite certain that some $50
bonds of 1865 ave held sinr this county
upop, which. the interest has ceased
Persons holding bonds can get the nec-
essarFe informatinn rons this subject at
The Monroe Bank.
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g Candidates for the positions to be
filed by the Democratic Nominating
Convention, to be held next Summer,
have commenced calling voters aside to
chat with them about the crop prospects,
price of tobacco and other important
m alters.
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EMr- Fritz KoEHLER is at home
visiting friends. y He has been sought
out and given highly advantageoust terms
by the great LIPPENcoTT hat house of
Philadelphia 1t seems that you have
been a good boy, FRITz'A = >. 1eAss (
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MARRIED On December 10Th, 1876
by Rev. CHARLES LURKER, Mr. HENRY
STRAucH and Miss MARY LAPP.
On December 24th, 1876, by Rev. c.
B. HENrHoRN. Mr. GEORGE p. Wilcox
and Miss NJ Attic A. ADAIR
On December Oath, 1876, by c. w.
CLIFF, Mr.. DAVID <. WRIGHT and Miss
LOUISA GALLAGHER.
= Ga December Oath, 1876, by Rev. A.
G RoBB, Mr.. CHARLES FRANTz and Miss
feno ,,k...sE sEoe.n n,vsEEcE 2 gst55 q q .
L"inN : - = Hsf szttrFs -
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Castoria is perfect substitute for Castor
Oil, without any of its objections, for it 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, it is the most
effective remedy in existence. 1t is harmless
it is reliable, and it is cheap.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

-la- 81! January 4, 1877. ?
CATTLE-Common to fair COWS, 2
S0@3 30; feeders and medium steers,
3 S5@4 10; good TO extra, 4 40@5 35.
One lot Of extra prime sold at 6 I21
= HOGS-Sales at 6 1896 rs, chiefly
at 6 20t96 IS for fair to choice smooth.
SHEEP-Market dull, with sales of
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EEA proximate estimate of the as
sets and liabilities of'the firm Of N
KoEuLER & Co. does not promise much
over fifty cents on the dollar. This OF
course is exclusive of secured debts.
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EF Read our correspondence from
CoIum bus. The important proceedings
of the Legislature will be presented to
our readers, during the winter, by our
correspondents at the State Capitol.
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%POPE & CASTLE, successors to
T.. o. CASTLE i CO u sell Teas, To-
bacco, Sugar, Hominey, Rice, Syrup,
canned fruits and everything in the Gro
Gerry line at bottom prices for cash or
approved produce
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Assiguees Sale Of Real Estate.
Conrad Sehans sberg.as Assignee !, - t......
OF John S. Holman, plaintiff, A1s
sgainst l}3'ihe ,.Ll, ~. a
R. G. Miles, as Executor Of II ofOss'i <1es'on' eiN
Benniushaus. deed. and 9TH 10 ne i5,,e
ers, defendants, g7atg Jb,it ssrE-,.

d. 2
TN pursuance of an order of sale, issued
i out of ths clerks Office of the court of CON:
mon pleas, within and for the county of Noble
and State of Ohio. in the above entitled cause,
I viii offer for sale at public auction at the
door Of the court house, III Woodsleld, Mod.
roe county, Ohio, On ftlh gHif1d nsFa
Saturday, tile aOth day of January,
80 gas1ss E A. ID. 1877, oa hluga
at o'clock P. IN. of said day. the following
lands and tencments, situate in said county 81
Monroe. to wit: 's.f.,.-.
First Tract. ~ ~
The southeast Quartet IF the southeast GUAR:
ter of section twcnty'three 1881 township
three t3l of range six l6l containing fotsy
acres more Or less, Appraised at $500.
.s second Tract. /"
J, The, southwest quarter of tie, sottheast
quarter of section twenty three, t23). township
three ~ Of range SIX (6J containing sdfts stres
more or less Appraised at $5JU. d ai h1s
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third cash in hsud,
one-third in one, and .one-third in two years
from day of sale; the deferred payments to bear
interest. anil to be secured by mortgage uucu
the premises sold sai r. slS7iS : ,,.ii-l
E9sd aiii hFsCONRaD SGHANKBERG,
/ 10 as Assignee Of John s. Hohmah.,
/ b dee26 '76td, -. E,s.f -, = -
BELFoRD s. OKEY, and
HohLisrEs 81 oKEr, Aa'ys. ''
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E8Louisianas has two sGovernor's,
two sets of State officers and TWO Legis-
aatures. The Republican officials ope-
rate behind barricaded doors and win
sdows, and Bayonets, while the Demo
.crats transact their official business
where ali can see and iliear. Z, 1 LlL't
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. 4, 1877.
CATTLE-Good to extra, S 2506
IL; fair to medium, 4 SOFAS; common,
3@3 75. s-...- sz- -.s
HOGS-Yorksrs, 6 25@6 so; Phila-
delphias, 7 25@7 10. s-s.r.
;SHEEP-Selling at 4@6 90.
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w Mr.. ARTHUR GRAY, an aged citi-
zen of this township, Center, who was
injured four or five weeks since while
hauling logs, is in a very critical condi-
ton, - ft p - S'. ~
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EgeA single blast in the point of
rocks near the Pottery, on Standing
Stonesrun, on the 9th inst removed the
entire mass of rock down to the road
bed.
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~The Quaker City Independent has
been changed to Qnarto. This is evil
derce of success, which we are glad to
note. Bro. OLMsTED formerly. resided
in Woodsfeld.
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F The hearing in the case of JOHN
SHERMAN VS.. JoHN YoNTz, Jr,, Admir-,
referred to NJ HoEFFLER, at the last
term of Common Pleas Court, will CON-
mence to day, the 9th inst. a-.--
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Philade,phIa.

Jan 5-Flour 75a7 25; Wheat
43al so; Corn 57a57lc; Oats 37a42c !;
Rye T7a78c.f 7 q III = Fl .G .,
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re Our readers will miss the delin-
quent list from the columns where they
have heen accustomed to find it for orer
thirty years. For any loss or inconve-
nience this may cause, we are not in
fault. Z IL ..--.---.---.-r
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EEDREws Democrat, was inaugura
ted Governor Of Horidaslast week. The
Legislature is Democratic. The recount
accomplished that much, any how.
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wT The members of the Agricultural
Society elected the following officers on
the 9th inst. :Ayr fsesF =
President-J EssE A. KEYsER
Vice Prcst.-JAMEs ARMSTRONG.
L Directors-CHR1srIAN MosER, s97
o-p a w. H, SIMMONS,
JAS. AkMsTRoNG. 80
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.BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

~ You will find the best assortment
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes
&c, at the lowest cash prices, at J. =
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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The following officers of Woods
flela LodgeNo. 377, I. O.O.Fl, were in
stalled January 6, 1877:
JOHN H. LoKG, N e. s4'a$@s 3i4 s
F. SToEuR, " G.
D. NEUHART, S. .~o5a' eseH
JACOB REINHERR, T.
Appointed officers:
+. REEF, R S. N G. sa S
l.. P. FARQuHAR, L. S N G
VIM F. ScHEUFELE, r $ VG.
HUGH CRAWFORD, L. SlV. G..
CHRIST HELBLING, W
WIN READ, G.
JACOB SrlMpERr. R. S.S,S EE
E D. CRAIG, S. s.
The following Trustees were elected
forthe ensuingyeara aeffhfS. &
+ REEF.
l P FARoUHAR
WIN F. ScHEUFELE.G .gYTktl ux5
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: ETThe young men Of Miltonsburg
have organized Brass Band composed
of from fifteen to twenty MEMBERS
They have been Ipracticing six weeks
and can play several pieces very we'll.
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EE Bonds were quoted in the New
fork market on the 5th inst, as follows !.
From switzerland Township.

Report of School in Sub District No
9 in Switzerland Township, Monroe
County, Ohio, commencing October 8
and ending December %, 1885, Et.
No. of pupils enrolled-Boys l6, girls
Is; total "a. - @ 81
Average monthly enrolment Boys
II, girls II total 20
Average daily attendance-Boys s,
girls IL; total 10 'iLi Z .ti'F ~ .
Average per cent of attendance. sc.
~ ~ j A. WICHrERMAN, Teacher.
January 4, 1877
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WGo to the new Drug Store O
POPE & CASTLE for School Books
Stationery, Patent Medicines. Lamps
Perfumeries, Fine Soaps sand Prescip
tons.
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ETA few days since q pair of.horses

EFlA few days since o pair ofhorses
drawing sled were driven from the
mouth Of Standing Stone to ClariBgton'
a distance OF fifteen miles, nearly the
whole way on the ice Of Sunfsh creek
The driver says he saw water but twice'
during the trip.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

w Hons. j. B. WILLIAMS and JAMES
Wk1soN REPRESENTED Monroe county in
the Convention held at Columbus on the
9Th inst. -
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ETOn the 30th ult., JAMES L. WHIT.
AoKts copansaqinI jail 'pns a scharse of
horse stealing, was admitted to bail, by
ste Probate Coart,ihl the sum 1ofI $500
for his appearance at the next term Of
Common Please Courtauoassas mos saa ID
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R Mrs DRsGs' creditors are mostly
secured. If his real estate should bring
erailFoad pficesn all will be1paid infull
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EgLook out for smash up if the
screeks break up with freshet. J The ice
Issremarkably heavy - 'zs ''5as- .5' +.
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asi siHSeeretary of State BARNES has
appointed ALrxts Corr, Of Belmont
county, his chief Clerk.
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Chicago

Jan. 5-F]our.14 6oa7 20; Wheat
Hal "a; Corn 44c: Oats 34c; Rye
SIC; Barley 66c. -~--
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<azEET There are about thirty men at
work or the railroad tunnel on Standing
AStene run. as. Is blas - Iifs baA alz
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.TNAts JauE seHgHAoiiER and DR.,
TERRELL, of Moundsville, West Va,
,wereSgisitingfieuds in this place last
week.
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GE The weight Of the snow and rain,
on Saturday night, caved in the old
blacksmith shop near DENooN's hotel.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

EA sleigbing party from Woods
field enjoyed themselves at the WATSON
House, Miltonsburg, on Thursday even
ing last.
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New York,

= Jan. 5-Flour..5 20@S 25. Wheat 1
35sl 4e; Corn 59c; Oats 3Sa39c; Rye
S3aS5c; Barley l To- ze-- "a
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EyThe election. of officers of the
Monroe Bank for the ensuing year takes
place to-day, the 9th inst.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Simon Rose to James T. Denbow, 106
acres, Center township, $2.2S5.
R. C. Miles to James NJ Geer, Q lots
in Calais, 800.
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81. Louis M arkel,

as' January 4, 1877.
3 HOGS-Active but lower, common
to medium packing S 90@6 10, fair to
good 9 1906 25; choice to extra 80
Q6 40. -,-----.-------
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eyFhe opposition to The pike levy,
in Belmont county, on the part OF the
BsrnssvilIsi& Somertor pike taxpayers,
is assuming fighting attitude, legal, of
course. -
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~ There were nineteen suits brought
inthe Common Pleas Court ofthis coun-
tysdaring the month of December.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

HPayments of railroad subscrip-
tions are improving. Still more money
is much needed. = aAs.j . :
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EEGold closed in New York on the
9th inst, at 81. o6s TILpEN's election
isscaasing The gold gambl ers to lose
money.
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EThe track of the st. Clairsville
Marrow Gauge RzR has been laid to
within 2i miles of that place.
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ClnCINnatt,

Jan. 5-Flour 6 50a6 S5; Wheat |
a2a1 55, Corn 45c; Oats 35a3Sc
Barley 5Oa60c; Rye $40. d d, "
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gOld Coats, Vests and Pants to be
had at. low prices at
a J MORRIS 4 ARMSTRDNG'S.
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w Mr.. JOSEPH WITrEN and wife, Of
Jackson township, were visiting friends
In this place last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

Belmont county has a Mutual
Horse Thief Detective Association.
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WOOdsfieId stock Market.
January 8-Cattie 3a4c per ponmi;
Sheep 4t@5c per po olnd. Hogs 4a4tr
p'ts sp0su'nu's 4 ssa7v~S -, Va a
"a EIs-a ssi
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IMPORTANT CAUTION,,

None are genuine unless the sigma. ara Of
J. HArDocK, as agent for the United States,
surrounds each box Of Pills aud oint,nent,
Ashandsome reward will be given 10 any sps
rendering such information ~ may lead 70
the dete, tien Of any party or parties eoua;
terfsiting the medicines or vending ths same,
knowing them to be spurious. ,4 49, =
'.'Sold at the mandatory of Professor
HoLLowAr & Co, New York, aud BY. all rs-
spectacle druggists and dealers in msdisia,
throughout the civilissd world. in boxes At
rs csuts. ,62 cents and $. each. SO, i.
GThsrs is considerable saving BY taking
the larger sizes. sss sd
N. B,-Direotions for the guidance sse
patients in every disorder ars affixed to ssoh
box. 5ii 9faI o5 ioE e LIE afts br3
OrPIcE, liz LIBERTY SThEEr, ny.
dec5, ,'1tr. asf...,..5.t.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

T Canned Strawberries, Green Peas
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cashat
JACOB REINHERR'S.
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80 ~Thee delinquent tax sale takes
place on Tuesday, the 18th inst. .s
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Noble County Items.

Press, 4th inst Forty nine persons
Joined church at Williamson's, Jackson
township, during; the protracted meet
ing recently held there.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

Blankets, Bed Comforts, and Win
ter Shawls at very low prices at
, MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG'S.
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HF All kinds of game will suffer for
food if this deep snow remains op. much
longer. ~ = V
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-09

wThere are l3 prisoners in the Bel
mont county Jail.
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NJ ARK THESE FAC Ts
n5 The Testimony of.the Whole World.
= ilT tGilU aDi33es.1g \. sb 3 rri
Fl HOLLOWAY Y'S PILLS.

II OLLOW A Y'S PILLS.
II had no appetite, Holloxsy's Pills gave
me hearty ons.n is a4asieys,s iegsga,,
'.Your Pills are maryellous."' lS q,
4 send for another box, and keep them In
the house."
"Dr. Holloway has cared my hesdashe
thatfwas chronic. \ 81 lia atgs.'sf3s 4
III gave one Of yodr Pills ID my babe for
cholera morbns. The dear little thing got
we'll in q day" -.
@My nausea of morning Is now cursd"'
"Your box Of Holloway's Ointms Mt cured
me of noises in the head. rubbed soms of
your Ointment behind the ears, and the nsis,
has lsft."' - sss ~ s9tG9l
."ssnd me two borss; wan. sns for poor
family ,niHshiiJ Rf43 9Fs 1et ssss i.a
q II saolose dollar; your price is IS cents,
but the medicine 10 me is worth > dollsr,"
"Sena me Eve boxes of your pills.
"Lst me have three boxes of your Pills hy
return mail, for Chills and Fever" 3D., d
have over 200 such testimonials ss these.
but want of space eompsls me to sonsluds.l
Fer Cutaneous DisOrders.
And all sruptions Of the skin, this Ointment
is most, invaluable, 1t does net hsal exter-
nally alone. but psnetratss with the meat
searching effects to the very root Of the evil
HOLLOwAY'S PILLks
Invariably cure the following diseasss!i 300
DISORDER OF the KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they seorets too muuh or too little;
or whether they be afflicted with, stone Or
gravel, or with aches aud pains settled in the
loins ever the regions Of the kidnsys. these
Pills should be taken according to the printed
directions, and the Ointment should be weu
rubbed into the small Of the back at bed
time, This treatment will give almost IN.
mediate relief when all othsr means have
failed, ''t'''us - sii1
For, Stomachs Out OF Order. ,s
No medicine will SO, efsctually Improve
the tone Of .hs stomach as these Pills; they
remove all aoidi.y occasioped either BY
intempsrsnce or improper diet. They ressk
the liver and reduce it to q healthy action;
they are wonderfully efisAcious in oasss Of
spasn--in fact they never fail in curing oil
disorders OF the liver and stomach G9siiea
H0LLowAY's PILLS are the beat knewn
in the world for the following dissaSss
Agus, Asthma, Bilious Com plants. Biotehss
on the skin, Bowels, CONSUMPTION, Debility,
Dyssntsry, Rrysipelas, Female Irregularities.
Feyers Of all kinds, Fits, Cont, Hsadaohs,
| Indigestion, Inflammation. Jaundios. Liver
Complaints, Lumbsgo. Files, Rhspmatisn.
Retention Of Urine, serefula or Kings Evil,
Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Tic Douisa-
| Ysury Tumoya Tllcara Worma of all linda
Weakness from any cause, etc. :. i..
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

NorIcEft hereby gwen, That. the under.
IN signed was on the l4th day of Decsn :
bsr, 1876, duly apr ointed and qualified By
the Probate Court of Monroe county. Ohio.
Assignee of N. Koehler & Co.. Of Woods
field, in trust for the ensdt of their crsdi-
tors. The creditors of said 6rm are notified
10 present their claims to the undersigned,
within six months, for allowances or f.jec-
tien. JOHN KERR
jan2.'77w3. fs Assignee.
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2 REThe.fonoring officers of Woods.
field Eacampment No. 16S, l. 90. F.,
were installed January 5, 1877:
JACOB REINHERR. C, P. - :. I.
C. HELBLING, H P.
j. DoHERTY,S S W.
+. SToEHR, J. W.
FR1rz REEF, Scribe eulls9a II J
F. KooNTz, TT.
WIN. READ, Sent.
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