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Democratic State Convention.
Dem STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Rooms,
COLUMBUS. ONO, June q, 1877. .

Dem STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES Rooms
COLUMBUS, Ono, June q. 1877.
At meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee Of Ohio, held in the
CITY of Columbus, on Friday, May 81
1876, it was resolved that State Con
vention be held on the 25,h day of July,
1877, at IL o'clock. o. m at the city OF
Columbus, to nominate the following Of
icers, to wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Judge
of the Supreme Court, Clerk Of the Su.
preme Court, Attorney General, Treasu'
rer, School Commissioner, Member OF
the Board of Public Works.
The following resolution was adopted
fixing the ratio of representation
Resolued, That the number of dele.
gates to the State Convention be one for
each county, and one for every 500 votes
cast for Gov. Samuel j. Tilden for Pres
ident at the November election in 1876,
and for every fraction OF $50 and up.
ward, and that the delegates be chosen
in such manner as the committees of the
several counties may determine.
Under this appointment the respective
counties will be entitled to the following
number Of delegates:
Monroe County. 8
Total number of delegates, 735
JOHN G. THOMPSON.
Chairman Dem State Central Com.
JOSEPH GUTzwILER, Secretary.
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JOSEPH GUTzwILER, Secretary.

KILLED BY LIGHTNING During the
storm Thursday last, s new house near
Cambridge was struck by Lightning, and
young man named Hammond instant.
ly killed. In company with friend he
was out hunting, and sought protection
from the storm in the building, as yet
unoccupied by the owner. They were
seated side by side eating their lunch
when the bolt fell, breaking Hammond s
neck, and seriously burning one arm aud
leg of his companion -Eaterpriss.
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MARRIED -On June 18th, by GEORGE
S. ALGEo, Esq, of Benton township,
Mr.. JAMES W. DAVIS and Mrs. HANNAH
HUTCHIsoN.
On June Goth, by Rev. GEORGE Nc
DONALD, Mr.. JOHN M. HUTCHINSON and
Miss CARRIE E. GRArIGNY.
On June 2lst, by JACKSON HAUGHT,
Esq, Of jackson township, Mr.. Isaac
B. THOMAS and Miss MARY S.7PArNE. 3
On June l4th, by E MARTIN, Esq.
of Lee township, Mr.. RICHARD SHAM
BACH and Miss MARY A, REEF.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.
WILLIAM BRlDaEMAN and Miss CARRIE
MILLER. ae
On June 21st, by WILSON MARTIN
Esq, of Lee township, Mr.. CHRIsTIAs
WIoHrERMAN and Miss LIZZIE MARTIN
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EF-Silence is very pretty platform
for political party. 1t is the platform
of the Iowa Republicans. The Chair.
man ofened the Convention with an EN-
phatic warning that the important ques-
ton vas "what MOTTO say" II will be
a nice quiet campaign if the orators all
stand mute upon this deaf and dumb
platform. Bnt silence is weak hond of
union or party unless addition and di.
vision are clearly recognized as the other
planks s-Enquirer
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The Belmont County Democratic
Committee held meeting on the 28th
ult and arranged the following basis of
representation for future county conven-
tions: Each township shall be entitled
to two delegates at large, and one addi-
tional delegate for each 100 Democratic
votes cast at the preceding general elec-
ton, and one delegate for each fraction
of 80 votes or over. -
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CATTLE MARKETS

BaltimOre-JUNE 27.-Ca,tle-
Very best on sale to-day, sgz @64t
That generally rated first quality, sat
Medium or good fair quality, @4tt
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows, @3t
Most of the sales are from 954t
Market fairly active and prices +,
lower for cattle. :,
Hogs in moderate demand and shade
higher at 64@74c.
Sheep quiet; choice 4@43c.
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EA severe wind and rain storm
passed over this place on Monday even
ing, the 25,h ult, Fences, crops, fruit
and shade trees were leyeled with the
ground in many places. At Mr.. Louis
CHRIsrMAN's, short distance East Of
town, the damage to property was con
siderable. The storm did immense dam
age in Iowa, Indians and Illinois.
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MARRIED On the 9th day of June
at the residence of the brides sister a,
Coal Valley, Illinois, by Rev. NJ NoERR
Mr.. HARRY H BArTERsBY, of Coal Val.
ley, and Miss CELEsTA SINCLAIR, oil
Woodsield, Ohio. We wish the Bride
and Groom perfect happiness, and pros.
perity through life. They are visiting
friends in Woodsfield at this time.
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HThe Democracy of Washington
county nominated the following ticket
on the 27th ult 4:
Representatives-HENRY BOIL and
GILBERT SMITH; Clerk, c. II Erz Treas
urer, w. R. GODDARD; Prosecuting At
torney, F. F. OLDHAM; Commissioner
JOHN HopPLE; Surveyor, j. P HUBERT
Inf. Director, VIM. CAYwooD.
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BRONCHITIS AND LuNs
6a@ AFFECTIONS l.ss .'.s'
TRACHEON. s

A slight so-catied cotd scill o}ytfHscg
lead to a serious ceagh, schicA, WRcared
for or badly treated, H,itst haze bwt ons
resuIt--it s,sWst evcntmate in q settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or shat Is .corse, ne
dcadiy CONSUMPTION. To all suffering
TRACHEON offers a soutsd, reliable, and
permanent relief. It.auGnients erpectei
ration, and enables the patient to erpet
scithowt judiciows trcatmenf, must eon,
snunicatc its poison to. the rcsicator s,sbs
stance of the lung, dcDenerafirg and de-
str0yin0 that most essential or orQdhs,
aud mitimates only In aa early and Nn-
timely death. IRA CHE0N has no egaGis
mech less a superior, and its use sciH not
only remote the deposits thereby afording
great relief, but heals the ,aenbrdnc and
ledres the patient ~, Pos ossessson of: heatfhU
Price. Tlfsu cen.s Per bottle, o, sis
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Tie wild mare Gazelle has arrived at
Fleetwood Park. She is said to have
been captured on the deserts of Arabia,
after chase of five days, by party of
Arab hunters, and brought to this coun
try ly Don Jusro Pcras and Capt Hall.
The mare has eight feet, sho6 with light
iron shoes. She is sixteen hands high,
six years old, and Of dark chestnut
color, and is a model of beauty, except
ing her extra feet. She is intelligent
and gentle This wonderful marc is 10
run against time, from one to ten miles,
over Fleetwood Park. 1t is said that
she is very fast-N Y. Sun.
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~Tbe RenubIicaps of Washineto

TThe Republicans of Washington
County, have placed in nomination the
following County ticket: Representatives
--SsJ. RrpeEwAY and j. M. MuRDocK
Clerk, G. G. RACER; Treasurer, JOHN
Hoist; Prosecuting Attorney, JOHN A
HAMILTON Surveyor, JOHN A. PLUM
MER; Com ssioner, R D. CARoTHERs I;
Infirmary Director, S. B. HrLDRETH.
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rMr. DAVID STALLrNGs, Of Frank.
lin township, informed us last week, of
a remarkable incident that occurred in
that section not long since. A cat OF
ELIJAH THoRNroN's, had several kittens,
and one of Mr. T's children got a
young rat and placed along with the
kittens. The cat nursed and fondied
the rat the same as her own proguey,
until bis ratship became so mischievous
that Mrs. T. was Obliged to kill it.
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wTo have COWS running at large on
the streets is bad enough, but to have
large bells on their necks, the sound of
which can be heard for half a mile, is
decidedly too imposing, especially when
one comes about your house at IL or
o'clock at night. :.
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fyA report having got into circula.

~A report having got into circula.
ton that the Bellaire and Southwestern
Railway had been greatly damaged by
the recent freshet, the effect Of which
report was to retard the hypothecatiop
of its bonds, Mr.. SULLIVAN, its Presi,
dent, partly in person and partly by
others caused an examination of the en-
tire line. He reported that the road had
suffered, no damage of any Importance;
certainly not enough to be worth con-
sidering for moment by those who are
considering the question of loaning
money to the company with bonds as
collateral .s-a
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From the Wheeling Register, sOth ult

Gen. Harris, the Government Pension
Agent in this city. notifies all pension
ers of the United States, whether army
or navy. residing in the States of Vir-
ginia. West Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee, that they will, after this
date, he paid their pensions at the agen-
cy at Knoxville, Tennessee. Those liv.
ing on the Ohio side of the river will be
paid at Columbus hereafter.
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cEThe Sabbath School Convention o

EE The Sabbath School Convention OF
the Desciples' Church, held here last
week, was marked success. The pro-
gramme was followed as closely as prac-
ticable. and the themes were discussed
with thoroughness which showed that
the speakers had made ample prepara-
tion. y
Bethany, Bellaire,. Barnesville, @ iaker
City and other places were represented,
Mr.. G O. DoUGHERrY, of Wayne town.
ship, Rev. ". C. SMITH and othersn nol
this county participated in the discus.
sions. s.,
All the time was employed proiitably
and order and system prevailed through
out, showing that the Presiding Officer
understood his business.
Those who failed to attend missed
one of the best Conventions of the kline
ever held in our county. -
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r EMANUEL CIsNE, Esq, of Perry
township, informed rs last week that he
subscribed for and received the first
number of the first paper printed in this
county, in 1892, by DANIEL ARNOLD, and
had continued on the books of that pa
per and The SPIRIT since that time. He
is II years of age, steps as quick as a
man of 25 years and is hard shell
Democrat. May his years double in
number, is the wish of his many friends
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vSpiritual manifestations in house
belonging to Mr.. WIN. McCoMAs, in Bel.
mont county, have wonderfully excited
the people up there. The Wheeling
Register of the 29th, ,ult., shows that the
remarkable acts Of the Spirits were all
worked up by human agency, q strange
gentleman from Baltimore being the prin-
cipal actor. ueYI rfR H,f gf:ay
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From the Wheeling Register.

Judge Taft has always wanted to be
Governor of Oaio, but he doesn't want
to be Governor quite bad enough to
walk into the jaws of defest at the head
of the Republican ticket this fall. Judge
Taft, therefore, declines to permit The
use of his name. The list of those who
have declined to lead the Republican
hosts in Ohio is now longer than the list
of those who are anxious to do so.
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wMr. JESSE MIRACLE, of Frankli

EEMr. JESSE MIRACLE, of Franklin
township,called at our Office last week and
paid his 34th years subscription to TIE
SPIRIT. Mr.. MIRACLE is. one of the
many staunch friends Of this paper, in
Monroe, and Democrat who is always
ready to work for the success Of Demo.
cratic principles. Sc it
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EEA little son Of SAMUEL H. CLINE,
of Benton township, named CHARLES,
aged about 10 years, was drowned in
Muskingum creek on Thursday, the 21st
ult., while bathing. The body was re-
covered about half an hour after the
drowning. S-.
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EA young man named ROBERT
MORRIS was brought to Jail on the 3Oth
nit, charged with stealing twenty dol
lar gold piece and Is cents in silver
from JOSEPH WILSON, who resides near
Miltonsburg, this county. agaaF
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EE Mrs. Marshall, the old lady wb,

@ Mrs. Marshall, the old lady who
had limb taken off on the railroad near
Dudley Station, short time ago, died
from her injuries, last week. Her hus-
band, many years ago, was found in his
workshop dead, with his head crushed
in: son was thrown from a horse and
killed, and yet another son was shot and
killed in row and to add to this fa-
tality, the wife and mother is killed by a
railroad train-NoJ,e Co. Republican,
2Skh u[t s-..,se+. .;-
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R f 1 N H E R F
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow, j
I Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobaccn,G-
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese, \
H Sardines, Mustard q other articles F
E kept in first class Confectionery. !
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits. I
r 4 1 N H E R I
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DYSPEPSIA:


f;,e ense & TSr shSt "a nsost cost, depressino OF @ii
ntents, aud a brief course Of tredtsne,it sctu
restore the digestive organs to esetr pris.i
time strength, and promote the healthy
, NERVOUS irritabilitu of ,Eeerary. aud git
persons pursuing sedeafary Hfe, -
speedily removed by this a9ent. 1hs
stomach Is rextored to health aud the keD-
note of the system, srftt once moro respoSd
In the perfornsance Of labor. s-a-ntot.
PRICE, Que Dollar, i,s large bottle, or
str BOTTLES, So. s{'4fAs sfW GgIg = 'vstFi
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From the Wheeline Rarister. ]

The counties of Belmont and Monroe
over in Ohio, last year produced 5000,
600 pounds of tobacco, and the tobacco
raisers of those counties want ware
house at Bellaire for the sale of theil
product They would thus avoid The
hesvy percentages of middle men.
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EIfsyou want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
SPIRIT. TERMS. One year 81 so; six
months "a cents. Office. North of The
Monroe Bank F .,
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EMr. DAVID lSrALLIKGs, Of Frank
lin township, visited US last week and
paid his 20th years subscription to The
SPIRIT. Mr.. STALLINGs is one of our
old time Democrats who never finches
when the party requires hard, earnest
work.
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Ez.Mr. N. BEAIL, Of Ohio county,
West Va, sold his wool crop this year
at go cents per pound. He exhibited
the finest wool of all the exhibitors al
the Centennial last year, and was awar
ded q bronze medal.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm of ABRAM STEPHENS, con
tanning l20 acres, three miles East o
Woodsfield, is for sale For terms an6
other particulars apply to, or address
H. R WEST,
April "a, '77-tf Woodsfield, Ohio.
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Wheeling-JUNE 27 The fol
lowing live stock were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
week: Cattle, % head, and sold at 4 to
54c. Hogs. 35 head and sold at from
A to 4 6-10c Sheep, % head, and sold a,
from 81 to 1c. Lambs from 5 to g..
p VIM BAYHA, Secy.
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NOTICE.

FNHB contract for medical attendance on
i those requiring the same at the ex panse
of Benton township has been awarded, by
the Trustees, to Drs, W. l.. West Il Brother
Of Brownsville, they being the lvwest aud
best bidders. All persons requiring medca
attends ce at the expense Of the township
are required to call on Drs. W. L. West &
Brother.
By order Of the
TRUSTEES OF BENTON TOWNSHIP.
A. MEYER, Clerk. juuel9,'77u,
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EThe lecture of Rev. SPENCER, of
Bellaire, at the Sabbath School Conven-
tion, on Thursday evening, has received
more high commentators than any lec-
ture ever delivered here. ',Nssti
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RAmong the attendants at The Sab:
bath School Convention was our much
esteemed friend 0EMsrED, OF the Quaker
City Indepeadent. He was active and
useful as be always is in good work.
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This county is entitled to Nine
delegates in the Democratic State Con.
ventions to be held at Columbus on the
25th inst. "a number of Democrats in
Monroe viii be in attendance.
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HThe Democrats of Belmont coun.
ty win hold their convention at St
Oairsyille on Thursday, the I'd day OF
August.
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DEDIcATIoN.-The new German Evan
gelical church, in Lewisville, will be
dedicated on Sunday, the 22d inst. Ser.
vices will begin at 10 o'clock 10 the
morning. g
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rTIf you want first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50. 90 TO
MORRlS& Il ARMSTRONG'S and get
il for SSS 3S I.3
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Miss NJ. A. GUTHRIE.

~Mrs WAY, oe this place, is pre-
pared TO furnish fresh Pot Flowers, Gar
denSeeds and Flower Seeds to all who
mayodesire to purchase
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HThe dwelling house of Mr.. A. J.
WARD, on Opossom creek, in Salem
township, was destroyed by fire the
evening of the 26lh ult.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
naParasols, Fans, Linen wear for
Gents and Linen Gauze underwear for
Gents. Alpaca coats, Busters DC, at
the lowest prices.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.

EFFine Stock Prints in good styles,
Bleached and Brown muslins, Cotton.
AIDES, Jeans, Shirtings, Gingham and
complete stock Domestics suitable for
the season at the lowest cash prices TO
be found at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S
EF Do you want to buy Moving
Machiue2 If so you will please bear
in mind the following facts, regarding
the Waller A. Wood's New Iron Mo,oer,
in size, strength and cutting capacity,
are really "Senior" Mowers, although
sold at the same or about the same pri-
ces s"Junior" or slight" Mowers oi
other makes; are very light draft, boxed
with brass throughout, nave the under
draft arrangement, and in view of their
construction, durability and the amount
and quality of service they will perform
are without exception, the cheapest and
best Mowers in the market.
For sale by
p SCHUMACHER, JR
Woodsfield, Ohio.
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EIn the Probate Court on the Goth
ult, ABRAHAM MyERs, of jackson town
ship, was adjudged to be insane, and en-
titled to admission in the Hospital for
the insane at Athens.
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ETwenty persons signed the pledge
at the temperance meeting held by Rev
A. NJ. Collins in the NJ. E. Church the
evening of the 25th ult.
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FEW. C. OKEY, Esq, of Caldwell
accompanied by bis wife and daughter,
were visiting friends in Washington
township and Woodsfield last week.
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New York.

June 29-Flour 3 50al0 25; Wheat
63al rs; Corn 55a59c; Oats 3la6lc
Rye 75c; Barley 70a9Sc. ~
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ETA correspondent in Washington
township writes us that the Harmon
Ridge Sabbath School is largely atten
ded and ably conducted. = g
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&wThe Pomona Grange of Monroe
County will meet in Woodsfield on Sat
urday, the 14th inst.
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EIn Court on the 21st ult,, the Fer
ry License of Mrs. MARY TUEL was re.
newed for one year from March I7th,
1877.
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Chicago.

June 29-Flour 7 00all so; Wheat l
35al Al; Corn Acc: Oats 34c; Rye
Gle; Barley 6oa65c
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pNr Ladies Neck ties, flowers for Bon
nets and Hats, and other trimmings Can
be obtained at
Miss NJ A. GUTHRIE'S.
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RMr. P. ScHUMAcHER, Sr., recently
purchased the NoLL property on the
East side of town.
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EF Fruit Trees, aT-r
Grape Vines, i4F'e e'A
,Evergreens, 70 ~ n7,,s' 7'
And ShrubherY of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention,
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EDr. T. H. ARMSTRONG preached
an excellent sermon in the NJ. E. Church,
in this place, on last Sabbath.
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Enterprise, 2Sth ult Over one thou,
sand sheep were killed and injured by
dogs in the county the past year. Dam
ages estimated at nearly $4,000. What
a luxury dogs are.
"Barnum," the well known pacing
horse, belonging to- Mr.. R. R. Gregg,
was found dead in the pasture field, a
few days ago. 1t is supposed he died
of collie. is' HiL ll5f' f&
Z A little son of Albert Leasure, of Bel
laire, aged about three years, was run
over, Saturday evening, by the street
cars, and so badly injured that he died
in short time afterwards.
The butter product of Belmont coun-
| ty the past year was 726, ,42l pounds, the
apple crop was 5l4.550 bushels, and the
wool product 529,074 pounds. The to
tai valuation of personal property as
listed by the assessors for the present
year, is S15,405,Ss7, decrease of Sl2l-
372. bs Ere m..- ma
Rev A. M. Collins lectured here two
nights, aud on the 8 l evening be organ.
lied Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance, with forty seven charter members
As worker in the cause Of temperance,
Rev. Collins has few equals, and as ar
organizer, has been very successful
Flushing Correspondence,
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Cincinnati.

June 29-Flour 65aS So; Wheat l
S5aI 90. Corn Soc; Oats 40a45c
Barley 55a70,; Rye 55a70o.
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THE BEST COAL OIL
TN the market-also, Lard Oil, Fish Oil,
i Meats Foot Oil, &c., &C., can be had at ].
T. .JUDKINS' at the lowest cash prices
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EFGold closed in New York on Fri
day, the 29th ult., at S1,054
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Philadelphia.

June 29-Flour6 s OOa9 so; Wheat
95a2 20; Corn 6la63c; Oats As 1856 ;
Rye 70a90c. 81. i.-..s, - -
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wA first class time will be had at
Graysville tomorrow, the 4th inst.
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narLadies Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed at the Millinery establishment
of u -. Miss NJ A. GU rHRIE
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WooasfieId stock Marke,.

July Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 44(@5c per pound. Hogs 4a4tc
per pound. s7
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EE Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 29th
ult., as follows: a.
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D@Miss NJ, A. GU UTHRIE has just
received large and carefully selected
stock Of Millinery Goods. Ladies, call
and see them. r -