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LOAN NEGOTIATED,

NEw York. Aug. 97.-lt Is reported that tho
baltimore Il Ohio r silro Company have ue-
got!atcd& loan In London suff cnt TO fund tho
ho4ttug debt and ieage surplus.
, 1877-08-28

BUFFALO. N. r., Aug. 27.-The Park EetsctoF5
was burned early thts morning. Loss, ~, 900;
Insurance., $60,Q0Q
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DE. hApwAF-:Kind sss take tbs liberty 70 addrts
yoa as.ani hs.,h !. Srssf l9rfassd " shs "
s!l Improving. snd my wttEat decstaAlnS VeIy faa..
~ vYIsrfa easo yo9r ansdlcns ~ done foE ms oas
aalss uunSss isea III plsss, yoats 1itb tssrsrt,
:. Mig. q: kRAPF
We ara well acquainted With MfsL Krapl ble u "a
eas1 sls lAdy. and vsIy benevolent She hAs been hs
means u sslo1 many bottles Of tho Reao!yent " o
a.I fSu1rh w have hsstd u sons soaderful euia
<0se0s " - .'S'' '''''s"uE EnEABAcu I CO.
Ann Albor, Mich, Aug. 10. ls7s.
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Tumor Of Twelve Years' Growth
Cured by Radway's Rosolvent
PRICE, 81 Per Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

AapoE. Mich. April 20 ls7s. apH. R4pH4r-
atIns Fh aaI al.o u.inx 20 csdy lieltt atout oas
yeAs. for ovarian tUIHuFS the AhAlUen viii i: thA
Host eminent 1slclans Of our Medical College ptv
Ttey xsro iiko knots on trss, NY wslfht wsa g7s
rouuas when e9mnensed with JouE tei9e.es. ~
III soaa yet hats takeh twenty -four bottles IT Rn
solvent hiaa OF susf kad twenty four botttes Of pIA
got the f4teneo tfpn u, NteAftll. FIHasa send
Jour book +" fslAo apd True" -
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Kidney aud Bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb Dtsesses. Grsye ptabetes prorsy.
htoppagu Of Water. lncUntlnenra Ut Urine. brIxhts
ptts49. Alhannurn. ana In all cases wheTo Tiers m
hIisk dst deposs. os tho Taet = hsk. cloudy mixed
while elk, Or thtra II Z morbid. dark billions apes.
Anco and Hhte ooLe' dust poalta and when thtTe
palm Id tLa 1maIl Of tho bsek aud along tlv lOlnl.
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LED away to the uousa Of Dstcnt!on by Officer
never be found Ut hts livery stable 10 Chicago;
that hs waa always away from 1t, and that hi
brother runs, H. for him., They eaXrss-both
police SAD ptlEatc-that, whatever hts conncc-
tlon With tho present case, he has long been
known - foEges and the lntlmate OF forgcrs,
Counselor Oliver procured writ Of hshcas
coEpus In his hshAlf from Judge Donohue lats
yesterday Atternoon. II will ha served early to-
asttons bot!. criminal and civil against Messrs.
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Reading bY Sentences.

Children, In beginning to read, always
read hv letters, spelling out each letter
lefore they pronounce the word 1t is
aslow and painful process, but gradually
they outgrow 1t. and l'arn TO recognize
each word without thinking Of the let
ters composing it. Few rea iers ever
get heyppd this poipt They note every
WORT ia q septrace.i as ehikIreh notice
letters. If Que could only train his eye
and mini to take iiil whole sentences a.
u glanc', a. all are trained TO take in
words. reaiing would he rapid work,
and largt books could be finished at a
sitting. 20 ''a -
Great readers, like Lord Macaulay,
have this wonderful gift He otlhrough
spage while Others we're still ia the first
santsnce He disposed Of a chapter
while eihSrs were husv with the first
page This, in connection with lis won
derful memory, explains the marvellous
range of his knowledge, for he could
finish half dozen hooks sooner than
most people could finish one. What he
read, his memory retained, sgs 1.
1t is possible that the faculty of read
ing by sentences could be cultivated by
resolutc effort. and il would be worth
all the toll spent in acquiring it Oilers
have possessed the art besides Lord
Macaulay, thnsgh few in equal measure
Robert Houtiin, the Ffench conjurer,
trained himself and his son to such a
quickness of eye that they could dis
criminate dozens of different objects
seen merely at . glance Passing BY a
toy.shop in street OF Paris, father and
con would try which could remember
and name tbe greatest number of toys
displayed in the window, While walk
ing slowly by a booksellers, each would
vie with the other in naming kthe great
est number Of titles Of books. What a
conjurer conld do with his eyes for the
sske OF performing tricks, scholars might
do with their eyes, il they wonlli endure
the pains and penalties Of training. m
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

+saH4 .fh
TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe county, Ohie, viii Of.
fer for sale, at public auction, on ,.ssf9
Friday, the 29A day of December 1876,
att O'clock p. M, upon the premises. the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in the
township Of Adams, county and State afors.
said. to wit;
The southeast quarter of tho ssuthsast
quarter OF section thirteen, township four, Of
range four, except the following described
part thereof, to wit: Commencing at the
southwest corner Of the southeast quarter
of the southeast gu arter Of section thirteen,
township four of range four; thence east
about twenty -one rods to a stone on the sec
tion line; thence north two rods to a stoue:
thence north fifty one and, "A half degrees
west fifteen and three fourth rods to q stone
thence north Ave and la half degrees vest
fifteen and half reds to. q sugar stump;
thence north ffty.four degrees west eight
and half rods to the west side Of said lot;
thence south with theswest side Of said lot
about thirty two and q half rods to the place
Of beginning containing two acresxnd eleven
(, rods. more or less. s.s-s-F1 AE,aa
| Also, the following described tract, CON.
mencipg at the northwest csr.isr of the east
halt Of the northeast quarter Of section
eighteen, township three o: range four;
thence east about eighty rods to the north
east corner of said section; thence south
with the section lire about eighteen rods to
the north bank of Sunfsh Creek; thence up
said creek along the north bank to the west
side of said half quarter; thence north about
eight rods to the place of beginning, con-
tanning nine acres more or less, and contain
ing in both tracts forty seven acres more or
less, and appraised at $500.
Also. the following described tract, com.
mencing st the northeast corner of the
northwest quarter Of section eigateen, town
snip three of range four; thence up Sunfsh
Greek south sixty-one degrees west ninety
| eight and fourth rods to ths mouth OF a
drain on the south side of said Sunfsh
Creek; thence up the drain to Mrs. Dailie's
land; thence north sixty five degrees east
| with Mrs. Dailie's line 7e4 rods to the
| middle OF the east side of said quarter by
lands of John Adams; thence north twenty
four and fourth rods to a stone; thence
sonth seventy five degrees west ten and one
third rods to stone; thence north forty.
three and three tenth rods to stone; thence
north 6fty'two degrees east thirteen and two
tenth rods to syoamore; theuce north fvs
and thiee'tenth rods to the place of begin.
ming, containing forty acres, more or less,
and appraised at S533
TsRAs OF SALE--.0ne third in hand, one
third in one year, and the residue in two
years from the day of sale, with interest;
| the payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. MICHAEL lB0UGHNKR,
admir- of 1Thos9'A A. lMcCo X, deed.
nev2S,'76
HuSrER 4 MALLORY, Attys. ,ia9 ir'oT
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cease to he true to, Republican principles
and especially TO those golden doctrines oi
civil service reform. hard money, the Sane
tity of the National faith. and equal justice
to all classes at the South, which formed the
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Fable-.The Beasts Choosing q
.Ieh1O 90 Liking. rttr,tss rnH

The Beasts, having TO choose Mon
arch, met IN Convention. to canvass the
claims, Of tho respective Candidates -
The Courage OF tue. Lion, the Strength
sofsthe Tiger, the Cunning of the Fox,
isGdsthe Sagacity OF jhed Elephant were
all dwelt upon and on'the Seventh Bal
16tthei Mouse was-nominatetfasI a com
promise Candidate di.Thoagh,a said the
party Organ mex. morning, "our Candi
date may not be as strong as the Lion
or Tiger, bis Record cannot beimpeach-
1ed on the ground that, he has rayaged
the focks of, the Herdsman or stained
his Claws with human Gore As Par.
iiamentarisn he is perhaps inferior to
the Fox, but bis relations with the Hen
roost have never challenged Inves,iga
tions and, fhoush hecanret pull down
ishe. strongest Trees, Ike Asias fsyorite
son,ethe Elephant, il takes smuch less to
feed him. This announcement filled
the Elephant with such Enthusiasm that
che resolved to take the Stnmp for the
Mouse, and, waving his Trunk above
his Head, he trumptted, "Hurrah for The
,Mouser' Unhappily, in his Excitement
Enthusiastically stepped on the Mouse.
killing him instantly. s.siagt4f .ldsl 81.
"a sFhe Moral ofithe Above is Obvious
TO the Meanest capacity.--Rorld
4 =
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LIVERY.
DISSOLUTION.

TIE partnership heretofore existing
between GODFREY HYER and A. C.
VETTER, in carrying on the mercan-
tile business at Sardis, Ohio, under
the firm name of VETTER e. HYER,
was, on the 10th of October, 1876,
by mutual consent dissolved.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said firm, either by book
account or note, will please call i'm
mediately and settle the same, or it
will be put into the hands of Col
lector. ss-t 90 j VETTER & HYER.
Business will be continued under
the name of A. G. VETTER. The pat.
ronage of the public is earnestly so.
licited.. asaa A. G. VEITER.
setS1. ISM. 't-i 3'' -
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C0YsTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
OF GEORGIA,-I have used simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation Of my bowels,
caused by Temporary arrangement of tho
liver, for the last three or four years, and
always when used according to the directions
with decided benefit think it is goo l
medicine for the arrangement Of the liver
at least such has been my personal expert
euce in the use of it. HrRAu WARNER,
Chief Justice of Georgia.
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Malarious Fevers.

You are at liberty to use my name in
praise Of Of your Regulator as prepared by
you. and recommend II to every one as The
best preventive for Fever and Ague in the
world. I plant In southwestern Georgia,
near Albapy. and must say that it has done
more good onmy plantation among my ne
groes, than apy medicine ever used; It su-
percedes Quinine If taken in time.
"a I Yours, &c, Z Hon. BIB. HILL, Ga.
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DYSPEPSIA.

az" must OWN that your
simmons Liver Regulator fully
deserves the popularity 1t has
attained. AS family medicine
it has no equal, 1t cured my
wife Of a malady | had counted
incurable-that welfsbane Of
our American people, Dyspep-
sia. a. 3. P. ALBERT,
Professor In Nicholas Public
School, Parish Of Terrebonne, La.
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y 4 ,Ss0ja Nl ei9r---- "a sigTgh aaHL /
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will be Belmont, Ohio. .H'e@ast'
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An editor announces the death Of .
lady OF his acquaintance, and touching,
" adds: ain her decease the sick have
Ion IN iayahmhle friend sLongswill she
stand at their bedside, as she was wont,
swiihaJheo balm rof consolation in cne
hand and cup OF rhubalb in the other" -"
"A professor was expostulating with o
student for his idieness. when Che latter
said. "Irs Of no use; ! was cut out for
loafer." ' ' 'iS~
"Well," declared the professor, sur
veyinS The student critically, .swiloever
cut you out, understood his business ,
An English farmer having been
alarmed by the, announce ment of the ar
sYivai on that island Of the potato bug,
the London spectator allays his fears by
the announcement that it il not the
Doryphora decemlineata, but the Dory-
rhora juucta.
The positive refusal Of Mr., Long. OF
De Soto Parish, La. TO take theiseat in
the Legislature which the Kellogg Re
turning Board had counted him into in
apite OF himself. on the broad ground
thst.he wasa Republican, supplies just
the commentary by Republican resi-
dent on the conduct of thai Infamous
hoard, which Is certain in good time 10
he in the line OF all other honest com
mcntary by his party Boston Post
IS The Turks have rather severe way
of furnishing delinquent tax payers j
consists n tying them to tree, end
then pouring down from respectable
heights on their heads, bucketfuls %
cold water; then whipping and eating
them on the strength of what is left o.
them. A epecies OF crucitixion prac,i
ced consists in tying the delinqncnts in
auch manner that they are left huggine
in their arms big rieces of wool, arran'
sed in the form Of cross. "a
saa Burlington TIsmkeye. A Burlington
woman. who was sure che was going in
70 decline, teased her husband for six
mortal weeks to buy her a Sl30 health
lift, and he had just about made up his
mind to get it, when one morning he
SAW her rush ont and pulls slx-yearr olo
shade-tree up by the'roofs, and chase
2book.agent clear across Peaseley's pas
iture, then he changed his mind. and in
vested the money in o lsdder, so that he
could get up on, ,the roof at a second &
warning without equce zins through tht
scuttle. ar ~
The Tribune has made The discovery
that the Republican, st't0 in Lnnisiana
va. vas iatgstiI,y 3. .1Ts than OF any evions
sslsciion., in iEpli,'a by 24o, and 4! IN
Souih Caroline. sby .6.799 What does
I.yay GoIlianfgue from this? yThat there
ssSas 4 full. fair Republican vote in all
three ,of the Safes? Not hy any, means.
liz sre;ies that i.Mr Tildeh's popular
msiarify sas entirely due TO the pecu-
lissssetics by Which the R, publican vote
vas r.duced in three STATES" kemble
for al hmetic. hui. JAY G2nld fur logic
~ 7 Gun.
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Collie and Grubbs in Horses.

= Having had during the last twenty years
Of my life to attend to Racing Stock, and
having had so much trouble with them with
Collie, Grubbs, &c, gave me great deal of
trouble; having heard Of your Regulator as
cure for the above diseases concluded to
try it; after trying one PACKAGE IN MASH
found it TO cure in every instance; it is only
to be tried to prove what have said in its
praise, can send you certificates from
Augusta. Clinton and Macon, as to the cure
Of Horses, GN q GEORGE WaYMAS,
Macon, Ga, July "a. 1875,
noval.76,
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NOTICE OE.APRoiNTrMENT.

Estate of akiisabefha BesN. DesssssJ.
70 Hi - .ls4aa IN
'UNHE undersigned has been appointsd and
J qualinsd As Administrator of the sstats
Of Elizabeth Bsvef, late Of Monroe sssaty,
deceased. Datsd this 9lth day u noysI-
Der, A. D Is7s.A - JAM Wkpp0nI
" novza, 'Isw3. ssnibGecl
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Notice to Teachers.

TEyHE Board of Examiner, Of Monroe county
a. will hold meetingsfor the examination Of
Teachers, as follows: - ,':5s $50 stsgiH
Woodsfeld, Saturday, December 9, lS76..a
January Is, 1877
I" February 10, 1917,
These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock q. m. and close at 4 p. IN. sir'' -
fee of so cents is required from each
spplicar: as condition determination, and
must be paid in advance, -s}E ~ sE,ii.R
By order of the Board. ), st.asH az
n"v2I.T6td. S. a. ATKINSON Clark
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cUII.DRRN,Y Y

ena q cHILDaBNl-Your Reg ;,
ulator Is superior to any other !,
remedy for Malarial Diseases
among children, and II has a lar.
ger sale iu this section of Geor- -
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Obstacles HAPPY RELIEF TO- Young
" ooSoo''oioo Men from the effects OF Errors
TO and Abuses in early life
Mo;o Manhood restored. Impedi.
idlllaSO' ments to Marriage removed
New method of treatment. New and remark.
able remedies Books and ciroulars sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
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pam Institution having high reputation
I for honorable conduct aud professional skill.
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SICK HEADACHE.

BDIT0RIAL-We have
- tested its virtues, personally,
and know that for Dyspepsia,
Biiousness, and Throbbing
Headache,i it is the best medicine
the world eve. saw, We have
Ci tried forty other remedies be.
fore simmons Liver Regulator,
but none of them gave rs more
than temporary relief; but the.
Regulator not only relieved but
cured us.-Rd. Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon. Ga,
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Farm for Sale.

DHg subaeriber offers for sale his farm BIT,
i uate In. Washington township, containing
I22, Acres of Good land,
60 acres Of which Is olsared and under an
excellent state Of cultivation. and is well
watered. There is comfortable dwelling,
gsod stable, corn crib and wagon shed on
the premises. Also large orchard Of bear
ing trees. School house and church near
the farm. - 5Ei5 ~.
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