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LEGAL NOTICE.

.T,HE unknown heirs of Elizabeth Keuhl,
llideceased. who reside in ..Laudenhsusen
Landrathbercirk Lauderbaeh Grossherzogth
Hessen Darmstadt" in Germany, and "the poor
folks in. Laudenhsusen Grossherzogthum Hes
sen Darmstadt Kreis Lauderbach and the Bur-
gomaster and Minister of said town. will take
notice, that on the 7th day Of November, 1877, /,
George Suppes and Charles Suppes, Executors
of the will Of Theodore Suppes, deceased, fled
in the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
their several claims against the estate Of said
Theodore Suppes, deceased, for allowance, as
follows: Amount claimed by George Suppes
from, said estate $42S with interest thereon
from the Gath day Of June, 1876. Amount
claimed by Charles Suppes from said estate
$428 with interest thereon from November 5,
1877. E ssg Il ssitffsal o8 'H
Said ,laims will be for hearing by said court
on the 18th day of December. 1877, at 10
O'Clock a. m, at which time unless You show
cause to the contrary said claims will be allow.
ed as valid claims against said estate.
Z ra HUNTER 8 MALLORY,
Att'ys for the Executors of the will Of Theo-
dore supees, deceased. novl3, TITS.
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New YOrk-DEc 6-She,

New YOrk-DEo9 9 Sheep
Ordinary to very good sheep, 20 to 10o
lbs, "a 50a4 IS; prime extra sS71a6
ordinary to very choice lambs 3 2ba6 90
generalsales of sheep 5a5 503 lambs 5
75a6 Is. 4smlaa sdi ie a'lHsii
SWINE E-Prices further declined . small
fraction, with few sales of both live and
dressed; the former 4 70a4 80 per 100
lbs; latter 8 75a6 so; exclusive OF light
pigs g 62a6 Is; ten Car loads of Ohio
hogs, 100 lbs, alive, 4 90. sa bsd9:eTs
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Proceedings Of the Court Of Conn
mon Pleas. ,794

Proceedlngs Of the Court Of Com
m mon Pleas. g7sY.
Court convened on Tuesday, the Ath
inst, present - sroo shd goii 81 ..li
WILLrAM H. FsAziER, }. Judge
.rorr, r Jun,k,1ss ,, bia rs aaia Clerk
ASHER oKE1.s 81 Deputy Clerk
THoMAss0s LITTLE, se7 Sheriff
Thomas LITTLE, Deputy Sheriff
The Grand Jury vas sworn. and re
tired to Investigate cases brought be-
fore them. iia 2l36lf s afs94gs
Kerr& Yoho vs. James Detwiler and
another confession; Judgment in favor
of plaintiff for S148 83. ss
The Monroe Bank vs. Isaiah Coen; ei
al; judgment in favor of plaintiff foi
1924 o. sod r.,
The Monroe Bank vs John Booth 4
another Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for g. i236 %. ~ So
The NJ onroe Bank vs. j. j. Alexandei
ct al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff fol-
SI41 46. q5o Y ~
A number of causes were .contiaued
referred, and dismissed on motion o.
attorneys 4bel fia< Irnf af 'ses
Samuel Cline vs. Noah Cline, ct al
| in partition; the Court ordered that par
tition of the premises be made.
F. A. Lamping vs. David Allen, ct al
civil action; leave to plaintiff to amend
his petition, and make new parties in
80 DAYS from term, and cause continued
OF, Little vs Z Hoefier; appeal
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff for S265
80 and costs.
S. Payne & ano. VS. Lucinda Brad6eld
ct al in partition; the Court ordered
that partition of the premises be made
Adam Wells VS. James Wells, ct al
in partition; same order as in cast
above. a., 49,
H. B Hill. Assignee, VS. VIM. Arm
strong, Ex'r, ct al; civil action; judg
mcnt in favor ofWm. Beardmore for tht
sum of S2,502,72; H. B Hill, for the sun
of S2,l40, to be recovered from the de
fendant, A. D briggs; aud in default o
payment that real estate be sold by tht
Sheriff. ,t..s
Geo. Crozier, Adm'r, vs. T. S. Ruttel
4 ano. /; sale Of real estate confirmed,
VIM. Read vs. Stephen Dougherty
appeal; heard ON motion OF defendant
| to set aside the verdict obtained at :
former term Of this court; motion al
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The Bellaire and ssuthw estern.

From the Bellaire Independent, 9Th inst
On Tuesday afternoon the B, & S. w
locomotive (Woods6eld) was brought
around from the round house, where il
had been. by the courtesy OF the B. 4
o. Co, since it's arrival, and placed on
the track OF the new road. A. fire was
then built In the little engine, and soon
after steam enough generated to start it
in the direction OF Woodsfeld. A hun
dred or two interested and curious citi
zens stood out In the rain for most oil
the afternoon, waiting to see it move
of: The arrangements were not all com
plete until nearly dark, when the throt
tie was opened, and 1t moved swiftly
forward in the direction OF Monroe
county. 1t was taken down as far as
the Window Glass Works, on the South
side Of the creek. The engine seems to
work as well as any new engine, and il
will be used at once in furthefing the
construction Of the track.
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V vElG p TIN E
Has Entirely Cured Me- aa

BosroN, Oct., 1870.
Mr.. b. r. SrBvBNs:--
DEAR sIR:-My daughter, after having =
severe attack Of Whooping Cough, was left
in q feeble state of health. Being advised
by friend she tried the vBeBrIrR. and after
using few bottles was fully restored to
health.
Ihsve been great sufferer from Rheums.
tism. | have taken several bottles Of the
vEeErrsE for this complaint, and am happy
to say II has entirely cured me. | have re-
commended the VsGsrlSR to others with the
same good results. It is agreat cleanser
and purifier Of the blood; 1t Il pleasant to
.ake and can oheerfully recommend It.
, JAMES MORSE, 3s4 Athens street.
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st. LOuis-DEc 6-Hogs-Lighi
90 75a4 10; packing 4 l5a4 40; butch
ers' to extra 4 25a4 46-he'l2 f'''s-5it
CArrLE-Prime to choice native ship
ping steers 4 75a5 fair togood do4 Boa
4 so; fair to choice butchers steers 8 25
al 10; fair to choice cows and heifers,S b
al do Texans SAB ~. a2 faSgiia 912;s
SHEEp-Good to choice 8 75a4 40 ;
common to fair Q 75a3 65. Taa aafe
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Lost al sea.

LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch from
Coquimbo, Chilli, says the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's steamship Alta
CANA has been lost. The crew numbered
forty, and the passengers probably about
fifty. Only lS persons are saved.
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Farms for Sale. !.

TlARM containing 22O acres, on the Ohio
H River, Il miles above ciafinston; four
dwelling houses; barn, two tobacco houses;
three orchards containing 300 trees, grated
fruit; vineyard Of Concord grapes. 80. s,s..' !,
FARM OF I79 ACRES,
ons mile from river. four miles from Claring.
ton, 40 acres cleared, balance well tinbered,
orchard rs trees. viii Sell whole or divide
= Also; Also Oh. .or. IN cl.abs.On, house and
orchard on same. azFor particulars q and
-lSFss1 a JOHN aooDHUR,
oos3c'77w4 sC,larington, Monroe 0eaQ.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

HT The following section OF Law
passed in 1873 is of interest to Boards
Of Education:
IA member of board of Education
organized under any law of this State
who accepts or receives any compensa-
ton for his services as such member ex
cept as clerk Of such board shall be
deemed guilty of embezzlement of the
amount 80 received, and punished &C.
cordinglY." 1-I
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sa VEGETINE.m ID
NOTHING EottAL 70 efr.

NOTHING EQUAL TV II.
no 59o SorrH sALsx, MASS, Nov. Ia, 1875.
Nh. Il. R. sfEysHs, feE 2a1sAa9' so
DEAR Sir: have been troubled with
Scrofula, Canker, and Liver Complaint fol
three years. Nothing ever did me any good
until commenced using the vEaErrns.7
am, now getting along frst rate. and still using
the. vEGsrISE. ! consider there is no hing
equal to It for such complaints. Can hearth
h recommend it to everybody. Yours truly
& Rlfai MRs. LIxzlE u. PACKARD.
No. ls Lagrange street, south Salem, Nass.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At Darlington, Ohio, the 10th
ult., Lola l., daughter Of THOMAS and
MARY NJ. WALTON, in the 14th year of her
age. = ldH NoFe i2h
We deeply sympathize with the father
and mother in this sad bereavement
Lola was dutiful and afIeetionate daugh-.
ter, and she was closely twined around
the hearts of her parents. Indeed, she
was eminently esteemed and beloved by
all who knew her, forher many social
virtues. Her kindness, love, unaffected
piety and faithfulness in all the relations
Of life, will long live in the memory of
her friends. Wesremember how dutiful
she was to her teachers, how kind to her
schoolmates. how studious in her Sunday
School lesson. Never more will she join
in our songs, nor walk with US to the
house of prayer; but we will remember
her still. We loved much, we have lost
much, and we may mourn. but We have
reason to rejoice that she has gone to
dwell with the ransomed hosts that sur,
round the Throne, praising God and the
Lamb continually. She was a member
of the NJ. E Church, and We feel it due
to her memory to testify to her exempla,
ry Christian department, Yes, she was
a Christian, lovely and amiable, pure in
heart, truly good, and at her death she
stood on an eminence not often attained
by Christians Of more mature years A
beautiful discourse was preached over
herremains in the NJ e Church, by Rev
A 6 Robb, tc large and appreciative
audience. -i-; a
Father, mother, weep not; sorrow not
as those who have no hope; she is mot
lost but gone before;" don't you remem,
ber how she used to so sweetly sing,
II have robe, It's resplendent in whiteness,
Awaiting in glory my wondering view"
She has received her robe "all shining
in brightness" and the sweet voice that
made glsdness in your home is now siBg-
ing joyous songs in the Mansions Of
Bliss. Think how happy your darling is
to-day, and how beautiful, clothed only in
garments worn by the redeemed in glory,
and oh, think Of .he precious promise,
tho she will not return, you may go to
her. From the tolls of life. Its sorrows,
its disappointments, from its sickness,
from all its dangers to the SOUL from the
temptations Of the Evil One, your dear
Lola has been taken away. She will
never know the tolls Of mature life, nor
the weakness and blight of age. She
went away in the beautiful and joyous
springtime OF her life, because God loved
her and wanted her upin Heaven.
'.He win gather. BE will gather
The gems for His Kingdom. -
All the pure ones, all the bright ones,
His loved and His own.
! "Like the stars Of the morning,
His bright crown adorning. 9
| They shall shine in their beauty.
Bright gems for His crown" 3''
| Ct.ARrNoroN. o.. Nov. 81. 1877
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Wheeling-LlrD SrooK YARDS
Dec 4.-Cat.le--Arrivals 89shead.i Or.
binary to common 2A@3c, common to
fair 3@3Ac. fair to choice 3t@4c. Most
sales at 3t@3ac. '-9ao 2il4e 2 go 2
Hogs-Arrivals i, 100 head. Com.
mon and light 3i@4c, packing 4@44c;
choice Hogs retail at 44@44c. oIisi9
Sheep-Arrivals o15 head. Sold at
34@4c. '4f aE ~ s.1
Lambs-1n fair demand at 4f@54c
Calves-In fair demand at 4@l0 10
Mich Cows-Arrivalss4 head. Sold
at 3O@50 90 e q s9iIg sdt.e Iiss5 3 -
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Chlcag0-Dec, Seattle Prices
20a25c lower than on Monday sales oi
steers at S4a5 25 butchers cows 2a3 76;
bulls 95a3 25; feeders 8 25a3 Is.
Hoes-Tops brought "a 55; Bostons
a 45a4 SO; mixed packing 4 2oa4 IS
light 4 25a4 80. = - ~ ft'
SHEEp-Sales at 8 f0a49 rs. s'2sifi'9
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EEThe Turks have lately been gain
Ing some important advantages over the
Russians. They are making hold but
hazardous attempt to sever the Russian
forces. eshi a
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&EThe Coshocton Democrat picks up
every little scrap itcaR find favorable to
MoRoAx, and calls itpublic opinion
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CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty, Penn.-DEc s.
CArrLE-Prime IS 90; good 4 25a5 /;
common 3a4.. ',..s' ~. a
Hoes-Y orkers 1 3Oa4 40; Philadel-
phias 4 40a4 60.
SHEEP Selling at 4a54c.
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CIncInnatI.

Dec 7--Flour5 5oa7 %; Wheat
27al 35, Corn 40a42c; Oats 30a93c;
Bye 65a67c; Barley 55a72c.
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RMauy Democratic papers are ask
ing that Col. R. W. JONES be appointed
State Librarian. We join In this request
most heartily. He would be exactly the
right man IN the fight place. Col JONES
is thoroughly at home among looks, and
has q 6ue, discriminating, well cultivated
literary taste. II his obvious fitness for
the place could be brought to the atteD.
tion'of Governor BIsHor, It Is hard to be.
level could be overlooked.
Col. JONES has spent the best efforts Of
bis lifsrfn unselaslly working for the ad.
vsncement OF others, to the neglect Of bis
Own promotion, He will never gain .
position until be is gathered up and
thrust into It. for he will never ask for a
place. The entire Democratic newspa.
per press Of the State should join, and
try the effect of their influence upon the
Governor 10 secure this Office for Col
JOKES a7
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2 Dec Flour 3 25aS00; Wheat l
09a1 10; Corn 42a44c; Oats 25c ;
Rye Sic; Barley 62tc.
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eHOn Civil Service President HArEs'
backbone has stiffened perceptibly. 1t
may grow limpsy again when elections
ere near at hand.
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rHE Sun.
.-..-.....-.........-~.-
1875
NEW YORK,


AS the time, approaches for the renewal 4
subscriptions, THE SUN would srehihd ~
friends and wellwishers everywhere, that it Il
agaiu a candidate for their consideration and
support. Upon its record for the past tsh y6SFs
1t relies for continuance of the hearty syn-
pathy and generous corporation which hsts
hitherto been extended to 1t from every quas.
ter Of the Union. : '''--.s
The Daily Stunts a fourspsge sheet Of -
columns, price by mail. post-paid. 6b ceRtsA a
month, or SO so q year. =.
The Sunday edition of THE SuK -isad
eight-page sheet Of So columns. While giving
the news of the day, it also contains q large
amount of literary aud miscellaneous mattex
specially prepared for 1t THR SBrgDAr SEX
has met with great success. Post paid o. -
q year.
The weekly Sun.
Who does not know The WBEKLY sUNf psIt
circulates throughout the United States, the
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thutssnd fanis
lies greet its welcome pages weekly and rG1srt
IL in the light of guide, counsellor and ffi<ld.
Its news, editorial, agricultural, and literary
departments mske IL sssgAtisliy sjsufnall -
the family and freside. Terms Ono DOIS
lar Q year postpaid. This prics, quality sons
sidered, makes 10 the cheapest ilsHspapsr pubr
hshed For clubs Of ten, with 80 cash; W
will send an extra copy frse.n Address NJ !. s.si
PUBLISHER OF THH SYN ,ars
noyl3,77wS. ,sdiaNsw Totk oityso
.fsst s'fs ,sTsggs sftl
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aEThey are talking about "combina
stons'' to beat PENDLrros. Why not cal
them by their right names: conspira
ciee2 - g
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EEIt seems to us that the Meigs


@ II seems to us that the Meigs
County Herald strikes wild when it char
ges Col JESNISas with being responsible
for the nomination Of Mr. PosTEN in the
last Democratic Congressional Consen-
lion. As we understand it Col JENNINGS
voted for PosrEN only while lie felt that
his instructions required him so to vote,
and 1t Is quite certain that he did not v: tie
for PosrEN on the ballot which made the
nomination, Whether 1t was right OF
wrong to nominate Mr.. PosrEN, Il seem.
q little extraordinary in the face Of these
facts to ascribe that result to Col. JEN.
NrNes.
As further contribution to the histo.
ry Of that affair. some familiarity with
the inside workings Of that Convention
warrants us in saying that II. B. SIXTH
could have been nominated, or, SAITH
not being pushed, BARNEY BUELL. could
have been nominated. Whether either
gentleman now regrets his failure is, per-
haps, doubtful.
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NeW Y0rK,

Dec Flour 15as 25; Wheat l
30al Sc; Corn 62a64c; Oats 35a44c |;
Rye 7la73c; Barley 70a72c.
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EEThe Message of President HAYES
Is, as it was expected to be, fairly respect
able. fs9 g q aa ~
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kyThe Lessees Of the Canals ID this
State have discharged all their employees,
apd have abandoned their lease.s This
whole lease business was huge job sci
up on the State. Itpaid for time enor.
NOUS dividends, but now that It has be;
come less profitable, the lessees propose
70 hold fast to their gains and throw the
daapii,ated remains OF the Canals back
onf the State.
II the Legislature and State authorities
do net hold the jobbers TO astrict &C
countabiiiiy, then little Civil Servict
Reform should be applied to the LegisIa
tufe and State authorities. .s. s''5
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fWIt is telegraphed across the ocean
tsas HAYES financial notions are quite
acceptable to his British constituents.
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eEThe second choiceof many Of our
Democrats for o, S. Senator is Hon,
JoHx A. MoMAHos. Stsay 4as8. ss5
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Rheumatism n n Disease Of the
t9tg7 Blood, "1a;

The blood in this disease Is found to con-
tain an exec 8 Of nbnn. vsesrisR acts BY
converting the blood from Its diseased oon-
dition to healthy circulation. VEaErISz
regulates the bowels which Is very import
ant in this complaint. One bottle OF vsd-
srIsR will give relief, but to effect pernaa-
ment cure It must be taken regularly, and
may take several bottles, especially in cases
Of long standing Try II, and your verdict
will be the same as that of thousands before
you, who say, IL .never found SO much relief
a. from the use Of VBeErIHB," which is COM
posed exclusively Of Bsrks, Roots and Herbs.
"vBesrrss," says Boston physician, "has
no equal Is blood purifier. Hearing Of its
many sonderfui cures after all other remedies
had failed, I visited the Laboratory and con.
vinced myself Of Its genuine merit. II is pre-.
pared from barks, roots, and herbs, each Of
which Is highly effective, and they are com
pounded In such manner as 70 produce 90
tonishing results" : ii lGs ri d el
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Ewwe sincerely regret itolearn that
our Congressman, Mr. VAN voRHEs, is q
heavy loser by the recent IRE in Athens.
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EgHArrs' Measageyp yplaisiy intiuhates
thatif the Representatives Of the people
shall pass any bill to aid the people in
their struggle against hard times, q Pres.
ident who is indebted to Colossal fraud
for his Office will veto such bill @
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CfncImnatf-DEc 6.-Cattle-
Common $3 az SO; fair TO medium 2 %
a3 so; good to choice butcher grades 9
|75a4 90; fair to good shippers 4 50a5
10. fair to good feeders ,3a4v, a,.oz,.
Hoes-Common 3. 66a4; fair to good
light4 l0a4 2s; fair to good packing
grades 8 2oa4 40; selected batchers' 4
40a4 As yRi 70 sYaA1Si k
Common to fair 24asc, and
good to choice 81 a4c.2 .2ss5 h.ff ssi, a'a
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EEWhat on earth is the Athens Mes
senger Rep J so persistently lampooning
CHARIfgG GaosvesoR { Rep J about3 The
ill-temper of the Messenger isapparent
en- ,ugh, but the offense which provoked
it's kept concealed. No doubt GRosvE-
EoR deserves more punishment than he is
likely to get In this world, but why should
Ills late yoke-fellow castigate himi
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wThe President would remove the
oyster. and gracefully give the people the
she'll Of asilver law. .ae
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i County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of DemocrsoY.)
IS From summit ToWnshlp,

\ LRwfsvrLLE, OHIo, Dec 4th, 1877.
Ed. SPIRIr: The schools in this town.
ship are ia a fourishing condition; Z; they
nearly all have strange teachers this
Winter. y Ef.i
There has not been very much tobac.
CO sold here yet. There is great diff.
ference between the raisers and the buy.
ers. The buyers offer from 81 80 to SS
and the raisers are asking from S5 to
S6 per hundred. A REaDER.
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PhiIadeIphia.

Dec Flour 4 00a6 70; Wheat
41a1 so; Corn 64a65c; Oats S6a3Sc
Rye Toe. sf
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Being Strictly Independent

.,ts - sFf@ sH& = fls1 s s.
n all things, and untfsmmslsd BY cliques
and oombinstionss it will have no other end
to serve than to benefit, interest and instruct
its readers. ,s-s s,f
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wooasaeId stock Market.

December 10-Csttle 2Aa34 per pound ;
Sheep 4t@5c per pound. Hogs 3a3tc
per pound. s '7'i3's ~
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SEPEsDLrros's plum Is in the pud'

AEWall street has tenderly embodied
our President in its wanton embraces.
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80 l1a 2 ff1t #-iii.et# t - -.f4
DEVOTED To:.-. 'eH = v,;z sas'5't
I. Literature and Art. re sa4'e
II. Choice Miscellany.
ss79 III. Scientific Discussion.
w. Social Topics,
v. Wit and wisdom
vi. Home and Foreign News.
VII: Agricultural Interests.
VIII. Household Boonomy. -
TX. Live stock Market. ? s@
x. Grain snd Produce Markets.
Xxi. Congressional Rsperts z.fsa
XII. Tslegraphic News.
XIII. Editorials on all live topics,
Rs s-kEk
In short it is the most complete Weekly
journal in every detail NOW published, ant
will be under the personal editorial super
vision of Mr.. W. A. Taylor, the well.knowi
editor and author, and alargs corps Of abb
assistants, sESsg
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VEGETINE E
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

Mr.. ALBERT cRooKER. the wsli.known
druggist and apothssary, of springvals, Ne I,
always advises every one troubled With
Rheumatism to try vEGBTINB.
Read His Statement
SPRINavALE, Me-, Dot, 10, 1876.
Mn. H. STEVENS n
Dear 6ir.LFifteen years ago last fall I was
taken sick with rheumatism, was unable to
move until the next April. From that time
until three years ago this fall suffered every
thing with rheumatism. Sometimes there
would be weeks at a time that could not step
one step; these attacks were quite often. suf-
fered everything that man could Over three
years ago last spring commenced taking VEG.
ETINE and followed it up until had taken
seven bottles; have had no rheumatism since
that time. 1 always advise every one that is
troubled with rheunatisn1 to try VEeETINE,
and not suffer for years as I have done. This
statement is Gratuitous as far as Mr.. Stevens
is concerned. Yours, etc.
5s o. ALBERT OR00KER,
Firm of A. Croker B. Co, Druggists and
Apothecaries.
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Report OF Beallsvfiie school
For the month ending November so
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