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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-20
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, q tnsaisabte and rrssr-f -faiiinQ, and, -5v
Z ifs eonfistw~d ,,fse ~itt fAoreaohiy erddi-
cate all dtseases Of ths 6teod. ITS iagre-
de-. disf; a., are s array n@sssss ,,s, ssssas
Egyptian Prerinoes, and rhere there ,fs
the slightest faint Of disease n the sys-
ten, Il scrcr fails -. erecting that diseass
priiing Il fhroMgh The n,aiiy and sarioIs
Q sehanme,s e( tho tody,ethercLv aitowings
and, indeed, Forcing oil uo organs iife
aio. seS Sref sSae o1 s sss ss
esssineo any pafioaf .sssi,tg u yefstfs pn-
do.bfedg reliability ard rondcr7WI cwra-
flee properties, II being, most ttsIqs<stfoss-
aud the greatest discovery cJ tie. prese,e
age, So the treatment Of ercry diseaso
: -schcrc the blood itself ts primarity Tho
!, scRtFuMA SCI 81 r. aud" aud ts. o. to%ssnS and md ono nc
o5 trhich all rIriiised eo,nmanisies are
&! 70. Ms'sgs si. 81 n f.. asssr. ass .a
~isit epen unfo tho third and fourth gem
lerdtions,n aud TO AND
ENFEEBLEDaC aCOSSTITCTIOfSiit ~ q
II n.an once Wore t. assa,ao he God-IiEs
i''I Tes crIaSEo Us DIsEA sEs, UnIy.
ARlDlSOHDshS, [, xOn 81 IrA1xUr y1s "
COMPLAINTS, GENEkzL'aNDN NERT-
3e0US 'DFRILITT, RHEuMATISM,
GL1NDULAk ENLARGEMENTS, EPI-
!THELIOM4TOC Us CANCER, ASURFI,
APFECTIONS OF TILL BONES. INDO-
LENT GERS, FEM4LE COM
PLAINS (and to the Oentttr. SEQ sc 'fs a
boon long sought for by sensitfye, .suscep-
direct action upon their cifments) And
"a ALL FORMS or CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs TILE SEAT
OF TINE TROUBLE. Ct - tncafaabte. A
q fserseverance srith This resnedv srsff provc
3 q posifiue and permanent cWrc fos.
CHILLS and FEv1EhS and all MAL1-
Z RIAL POISONS.g VsAgiaa sr4<<;.,e
SrNth Of these etatn,s.. ~ sssl s'sS1
: - Price, One Dollar, in large bottle. Or
eta bottles, So. sss'
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EEA little son Of Mr.. JAMES BRowN,
Of this township, Center, had two Of bis
fingers accidentally cut of one day last
week An older brother was chopping
when the little fellow put his hand upon
she log directly underneath where the
axe was descending. SIS Es4ys
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~ representative Pusnax, Rspub

~ Representative PuRMAx, Repub-
can from Florida, supported the major
ity report declaring the TILpEx Elec-
tors elected, in Congfess on the 18Th
inst. He used this language:
"Free speech and free loeomotion
were enjoyed to the fullest extent by
the speakers and managersof both sides,
and at no time during the campaign or
f.om sLy part Of the State came up any
cry OF intinidst;one wi,hSoneSor two
minor excep,ions II vas without ex
ception the most peaceful election ever
held in the State, and not one case oi
violence or disturbance on election day
has come to my knowledge. 1t seemed
the peculiar privilege Of the Republican,
tn win under sltthese nd rantageons cir.
cumstances, but It 10 . fact which l can
not stand upon this door and deny, and
which. every man. woman and child 81
my State knows, that Florida was los,
by the Republican party in the late elec'
ton, and that the Democratic Governor
and the Tilden electors we're elected"
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From Wallace's Monthly.I

From Walluces Monthly.l
Since Ne Bonner .gratile.E his own
fancy. and at the same time produced q
national sensation, by buying, for his
private use, the greatest trotter in the
world. his passion for the best OF their
kind does not seem 70 have absied one
iota. Meantimeihe has gathered abou,
him such stud Of horses as cannot be
found elsewhere on the earth. At the
head Of this stud he has Everett and the
famous young horse Startle; aud from
the selection Of mares, We infer his pur
pose 10 now to breed horse that will
trot IN 2 10 This 10 the ultimatum 0I
trotting speed. and he is not likely to be
content unhl be resohes it. sSzuso
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sEE County official, have their duties
to perform and II they violate their
oaths the Courts are open for any tax.
payer to commence suit against them.
Abusing snd misrepresentirg them is
the course pursued by men who canno.
prevail uponsthem to violate their sworn
duty In order that they may pocket
money that they have no legal right to.
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exThe Democratic me,mbers Of 4

kEThe Democratic members OF the
Electoral Commission voted for q thor.
ough investigation OF the action OF the
Returning Bnartis t@u ),
The Republican members voted against
investigation, because their eight votes
were sufficient 10 defeat it and prevent
the whole truth from coming to the
knowledge of the people. ~:
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A Certain Headache, Cure.

A harm sss v gs.abls preparation, and the
dis ovsry Of q physician, the Viot . Head.
q he Powder has been proven . positive!y
urs @ re for the most distressing ,Gss-s Of
Sick or Nervous Headache, Morning Sickness
and N ura gia, q single powder aetna ly cur
ing in ten minutes when all other means
fail. We have had wonderful experience
with It. and ths ten cent trial pack can be
had by address ng the proprietors;. j R. HErs.
Lkr 4 CO., sALxx, N. J.. who win chesrfully
mall them postpaidsAnd OF Druggists every
where, and It Is With we'll meri,sd confidence
they as offered IS : thorough cure ,or all
distresses OF the Esad. -4aa
]. T. JUDKI BIS, Agent, weodsa-ld.
Acufee County, Yhip jsnIts;fr.
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.;ssTAFFORD ],
SCHOOL

THB two terms Of II. rsspsotivsiy, will be-
i gin Tuesday, MAY 8. and August 7.
The educational am Of this School 10 to
afford yhs best possible facility for obtaiuing
. thoreush RnSlish sduession. :.
: Tdoed advaatAgss fer those desiring
NormAi ,instlucsions; q 80. =.
-A.coatss Of study will Be- devised to NEE.
this ,shds l..E 4stglEq ,I3El
An sAeitns ssrpss st tsa.hsn VIII be en-.
plsysd
Xis9a,isn, unsqualsd in Monroe County
.assdrpssssa fsr morality; = ,1il -
.Ars among, the indueensnts offered to
thss,.ds.irins . attend ,a;slsst School,
/. ,e5ulrlos FOB rI.x % szs w.IEs.
--'.N sttI y
lltgher .Cesrrse, 80. b J - 90
FTeRchera' Caurse, 9 0O
Mefei Schoel, -. -, 8 90
!, Tui,isa In sivanoS. No deductions made
sxcsptlu eases Of protraotsd sickness. 3osd
board eap be procured atrsasonsbls.rs .rstss.,
r ~ tsr.a~ psrti0ulsis, .ddrs..
Jspso, ,'I7,L Stafford, 0his.
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DIrD-In Switzerland townships this
county, on Tuesday, the 18th day, oi
February, 1877, Of Consumption, MARI
-GATEs, wife of JAMES GATss. aged 3,
years, s months and 20 days. Mrs
GATES had been a member Of the Chris
lian Church for 43 years.. and lived q
lite Of christian usefulness throuebou'
that period Many frien,is and relatives
mourn her loss, but, at the same time,
rejoice 10 the belief that she now rest
nth tue Master in that bright Morlt
beyond IL 3 e Vs saks IVA q
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PROBlTE COURT.

February 10-The last will and testa.
ment Of Jacob N,f, late Of Belmont
county, Ohio, deceased, was admitted to
probate. T. sl'S 5A1
Feb 12-H b Hill. Admir- OF John
W. Connn,, deceased, obtained an order
to sell real estste .ss7' ss-
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HThe NE.rERLEr brothers, whose
mill on Opossom creek, in. Ohio town
ship, was destroyed by fire las, Fab, ara
rebuilding 1t was not insured, hut
neighbors and friends have suhscri
bed funds and labor, literally, which en-
sbles them to push the work They ar,
industrious, energetic men, have heer
unfortunate and are deserving the aia
which has been extended them. 81
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~A Lunatic named WELDON. fror

~A Lunatic named WELDON, from
Pennsylvania, attempted TO assassinate
PACKARD, one OF the Governors OF
Louisiana, on the 18th inst, PACKARD
struck Lis pistol down and the ball
bruised PAcxARD's knee, The would.
be assassin was shot in the shoulder by
one o. the by. standers ami captured. /,
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E~An Irish laborer at The tunnel was
shot by HERnAs CHRIsrSER on the 18th
inst. The lrishman had been drinking
cider at CHRlsrwER's and becoming noisy
was put out, when be knocked . window
in and the door down. Thereupon
CaRlsrsrR banged away at him, mum
Der OF the shot taking effect in his head
and face. The same night = big, row
was in progress down there, but We have
not learned the particulars !. easg
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NTlLLTAu D. HAvBLY, who resides In the
w stste Of Kansas, viii take notice, ths,
on the 9th day Of gNevemh.r, 1876, William
y. Hrvsly, ~ Administrator of the estate. Of
Jane Hsvely. dsceassd. hled in the court Of
soiamon pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, his
petition against said William D. H&vely, the
object and prayer Of which is. to revive a
judgment gaiust him in favor Of said Jane
Havely. rendered. At the March Term Of said
court Of common pie 3 for the year 1856.
70 the sum Of $500, and costs xed to 81
so; said William N. Havely.as Administrator
as Aforesaid At ths March tsfm Of said court
for the year 1877. will ask Tor an order re-
viving said judgment.
Yoa are required 70 answer said petition
On Or before the 81 day Of March, 1877.
HUNTER h MALLORY,
Atty's for Wa. p. Havrly,
i,s.,',ir..
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HMr. ,WArsoNs tobacco warehouse
bill ought to be passed BY the Legisla.
ture, because it would afford the tobsc.
co growing region Of Eastern Ohio q
place Of deposit for the product, which
10 now cent to Commission Merchants
in Baltimore Sho give no securely what.
ever for it. They can "hypothecate,'
the plain term is steal it, and the owner
cannot recover single cent. This bill
affords protection, and, We repeat, should
be passed.
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SELECT.is SCHOOL.

IT,HE spder.isned viii eemm.nc. select
Il schsal n Cl.rinstdn On tie sscond d
M6ndhyin April. md sontinu. in 's.a.ion
ten ,vssksr YAH ,persons, wishing, TO prepare
themselves for tsschiay. who attend, viii re.
csiySl such Instructions ss will be useful to
them,i4 the school room. in addition to tn,
prsetieA instrustions In thesssushbranches Of
sssay. sJ..sg s.. g.. q -
Tuition. for common branches, $s 90.
'-'''An each additional study. co.
Good Accampodations for students at reasona.
bic rates All c6mmuhioations TO be address.
ed to - *''a':<' r X. WALTON,
|, jan:a.77 . ., - AaSeR, Cla,ington. Ohio. !:
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. geyThs aagIea. raid's' On she people Of
Switzerland and Salem townships. in
which sixteen men were not ART sted,
by Collector KEssrxerk aud Stan; re-
suited in one man delivering to them
two gsllons ot brsndy, and there is no,
. particle Of proof that that Vas manu-.
fac,ured by the. person surrendering it
No srrests ssefe made. Weshope Josrrn
will make the necessary report to. the
Department and file his bill for fally
800 for thi, important capture in Dem.
ocrstic Monroe,
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Isaac Eddy to R. Culverhouse, %
acres, Green township, $3.50. .
S. Simmons to S. Simmons Jr., 1S7
acres, Bsthel township $4,000. -
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- AAsFNW "NA = 7 =
ROAD NOTICE .

sers -. 1s.-sr .Hr-
NOTICE i, hereby given that a petition will
~ be presented 70 Sthe Commissioners Of
Monroe county Ohio 1t their next regul,r
session. for review and alteration Of so much
Of the county road leading from SC ford to
Coohrnnsville. as runs throaglf Jsckaon town.
ship. to Wit Beginning atsthel cnorthz end Of
what is known anC chtxns loyer lane. on the
river road; thesce running in northwest di-
reotion along the snulh. hill ride. bctween the
old road and hollow that put. down from tho
north. following the course Of said hollow or
ravine throughfhe lands Of the widow Coch-
ran and tho lands Of Jo.ixh Hil-on, and to in
terrect the old road at the head Of laid hollow
and near the dwelling house on the lands OF
Josiah Wilson; thence following the Old road
a. near as practicable throngh the lands Of
said Wilson to the county line of Monroe and
Washington counties near tobacco house on
the lands Of said Eilson. the same to boa
grade Of not over five degrees. Also. 10 yacste
so much Of the present road AZ the alteration,
requires MANY PETITIONERS.
fsb6,T7w5.
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DYSPEPSIA
GASTRON.

GASTRoN IS a safe, speedy, emd pcsi-
; tive cNrs for that most dcpressinG of eii-
Ssenfs, and % brief course Of treotnsenf srfft
rcstore The digesfice oS'0dHs to tAeir pris-
sction Of she sfo,nack and tatestiass. 1Ec
ssersosss trritG 6uity Of itsessary and eB
perseps parsuing q sedentqry lIe,s ts
specduy rersored by fhis agent. lie
3 stopsa eh l. restored 20 hcatnh and the kcyr
ssofe of fhe svsfes, s0tU once moro respcnd
fH the pcrjornsaace Of labor. sS2lfi}i1z
J: d lrice, Ore Dollar, ia lsrgc BOTTLE Or
sta bottles, So.
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syr6e followins from lthe CineiAn.


Ii Gazette is pointed:
likewise do We maintain, with cqnsl
impregnability, that the use OF personal
villification in journalism Is because o.
lack Of knowledge Of The infinite Intel
lectual resources Of language, literature
and ideas We lay this down as an in.
vulnerable proposition, even if We our
selves, in sn unhappy hour, should have
lapses which it makes aprofessional dis
ability. And In this we do mt NEAR
that journalists may not be severe. o.
the conttary, the cut Of the elegant, in
tellectual lrapieS In skilltul hands, II
vastly more severe than the blows o
the mod. bags OF personal vitupcration.'
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xsAWA cafpentershopand grsnary, the
property or VIZ corLr, OF Hoskinsville,
Noble county, were destroyed by fire on
NE 9Th inst. s.-
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.avMl. NAfHAxirI. Scorr, Of Wash
iaaton township, sold his crop Of TO
btseo on the ioshinst:, at s5 per hun
dred pounds.
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~AfE gaB KSowIros, ,eof Wash.
iagson township, burnt = tobacco bed
on the 18th inst. that Was 139 feet long
cad Is feet wide. re - zffT
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1.-THE Bellaire 4 ST. Clairsville Rail
road has been completed and regular
trains will run over the road within tht
nsxt tNo Neeka. -
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~work is progressing rapidly on
the Bsllaire 4 Southwestern, from the
Pottery on Standing Stone Ran to
Bsallsvills.
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DIED -On the 18th inst, in Benton
township, EIzr RrDGwAT, aged IS years
The fdnefalt took place % The I 5th inst
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~Mr. DANIEL NEUHART Jr., and
vile, Of Caldwell, Noble county, were
visiting friends In this place last week
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kvMrs. PooGENBuRG, OF this place
Offers her farm near town for sale, ol
Will exchange il for town property. a
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AWA FIRE in GAINESVILLE The llth inst,
dsstroyed The. Times Office and the pub
fishing house Of SULLIVAN d PARSONS
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r ArNArHAs and ~ HoLLIsrER have
formed . partnership for the practice OF
Law. Attention is invited to their card.
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! ! - &Jsi thanks are dueT!! q. ALLEN
Esq, Of Ohio township, for new sub
scsibsri. Our Democratic friends IN
!, list section ere. wjds.awake, 70 z,s..A
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HMr. rCcxER, Of Virginia, in his

= x Mr. FCcKER, OF Virginia, IN his
argument before tue Commission, used
the following language:' idh 81 hll
"The American people looked to this
tribunal 10 unkennel fraud. though
clothed in the stolen robes Of State SOW.
ereignty, and to protect the United
States from the Ilawlessress ofthose who
use State power to infict State wrongs
and to trample on State rights."
The Republicans Of the Tribunal, thus
FAR, hare steadily csst their votes,y no,
to "unkennel fraud" but to add TO the
thickness Of the covering Of the keanel
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3 REDAYrp and. wMLrAn F. Okxr
have formed a law partnership. Their
card win be found in this paper. s'
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~At the teachers examination held
IN 81. CIairsviIls on the 10th inst there
wsrs l02 teachers in attendance.
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~AAoi.ce Of the dissolution OF the
Law partnsfship Of HoLlisrxR + OKrI
will be found elsewhere il this paper
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slssstagsrthe Dsusserasie cssx'
" Central C0mmltlee.

The Democratic Central Committee.
men ofthe several townships are re-.
quested to meet Il the Court House in
Woodsheld, on Saturday, March 10Th,
1877, for the purpose Of fixing the time
and manner Of holding the Democratic
Convention for the year 1877. The fol-
lowing are the members Of the Commit.
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tkTSrrlse BULL, CHARaiEe HoRsk
and MAKE.THEx,SrAsD,U ,UP, are anxious
for peace.
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"a .AaEDemocrsts favored the Commits
sion. but they did not expec. the Re-
lpubliean meubers ofIitt furnish q COW
sssipg, forsths frauds and atascsiitiss Of
INA Returning Boards, which they. BY
their votes. have done. afoG sdlaosa "a,
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~ Eight 70 seven, sustains the frauds
and seoundrelism Of the Returning
+ l3oGsdss Mosros. GARFIELD, CHAsDLER
4 Co.. are ID great eles,
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ETltis Is claimed by Republican pa.
pers and their allies, the Independents,
that WELLS, the Returning Board scamp
Of Louisiana. is kept in close con6ne.
ment and badly treated generally, by
order Of the House at Washington. He
is confired in the same room in which
the Republicans confined witnesses who
refused to testify, when they we're in the
majority. That treatment was all righ,
then, but is allE wrong snowp when ths
same penalty is inflicted upon their ras.
Gals. -
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AEThis is the FIRST number OF the 34th
year OF TnE SPrRir's publication.
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ARRIVAL. " Il, AND ,r prrA.ru,rs DEP s Or x1f1..

sRAss--Lssvss Clarissten On ,fassday saa
wesdsasid ON Wednesday Of each week. -.
WIsr-Leavss Wsodsdsld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week. E.;
eourI-Lsavss Wosdsasld on Tuesday A /
Fridsy Of each week.
NsRrH-Daily mail saeh xsy frsn Wsods-
isld to Barnes Vile. ~ ~ t
. .: "r
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- 'sS'1BkowNsvILLE,
,SELECT'TSCIIOOL,

EJRsr tsrm eomrspsss Monday, May
ETA asdSSnds Friday. July Q. 'f7' /.
The patrons Of this iustisution are tsrspect.
fully iqorasd that every effort will be made
10 rsuaSt this school interesting, Th- pscu.
liar ieaturss. hitherto charae sristio Of ether
sohoois under the supsrintsud .ues of the
Pfinoipal., will be continued in this. Aus M
these. advantages may ,, enumerated the
tellswipg: "A Cedfss Of Lectures. Literary
Socisty,a Normal Institute, Rxaminstions ,.ts.
! ,.s TUITION. eaTsg
Common Branches. $5 90
Highee branches. (ncluding Fl.
ocutiop. the Languages & Penmanship.) q 90
Private Lessons in Rlocutisn, 25o each.
Tuition required in advance.
,-GsSd boarding 70 BE- obtained very rsa-
seuasls rates. -
! Fer further particulars sddrsss 4gpe u
T. MARTIN, Antioch. n. G. q.
J. 4. MARSHALL, Jolly, y. c. o.
fsbl3,T7als. ss.
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! kx There is an extreme necessity for
subscriptions 10 the railroad to bepsid
Immediately.
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kTThes compulsory edncation bill
has pssssd both branches OF the Ohio
Lssislatufe' - ''-,,..;sa. -
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Z MARRrEp On the llth inst, by c.
II. BLowERs, Esq, OF Adams township,
Mr.. H. H. N. CAIN and Miss HAxsAn
R. McDouGAL.
On the 18th inst at the residence of
The brides father, Mr.. ISAAC WINLAND,
by Elder L. W. JoSrs, Mr.. WEsrrRx
HENDERsnor and Miss JULIA WIsLAxp,
all Of Monroe County, OHIO. . j. ltss,l ?,
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. H W. REL.
LER, Rev. JusTUs FRANKENTELD and
Miss ELIZABETH NEUHART.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL. :. !.

..sras~. = 81. CLOUD HSl,Il1ll.y4 ...
AleL Street between 7h and Sth SIS, llhDElPHlA Pa.
Of Cloud
All
the st. adhered endeavofsd xsnd the comforts
y;in
W. Mpun and Edward Bean,
Of t. wayn Ind under the Of g. W MHn Co. y
hptaes the Cloud
With the the respectfully
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