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Sherifts Proclamation
OCTOBER ELECTION,
Tuesday, October 5, 1873.

WHEREAS, By the laws Of Ohio, regula-
w ting Elections, 1t is required Of the
Sheriff of this county to give notice before
the time of holding general election BY
proclamation throughout the county Of the
time at which such election shall be holden;
+ In pursuance Of such requisitiou, l., Will
liam Read, Sheriff of Monroe County Ohio
do hereby proclaim and make known that the
Second Tuesday. Being the Sth
Day OF October, A. ID. 1878.
is, by the Constitution aud Laws of Ohio
the appointed day on which the qualiisi
electors Of Monroe County, Ohio. shall meel
in their respective townships, at their usual
places of holding elections, and then and
there proceed to vote by ball It for .stA
One Secretary of State for the State Of
One Supreme judge for the State Of Ohio;
Ons Member Of the Board Of Public Works
for the State of Ohio; s.s..sE
One Member Of Congress for the I3th Con.
gressional District of Ohio;
One Probate Judge for Monroe County, Ohio
One Commissioner for Monroe County, Ohio
One Infrmary Director for Monroe County
Ohio. 7ss fs
The Trustees of the several townships o
said county are hereby notified that the fol
lowing ndmber Of Jurors are apportionsd to
their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number ant
make return thereof to the Clerk of thu
Court Of Common Pleas, together with th,
poll-book, within two days after the secont
Tuesday of October, 1878:
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RgRemember the date OF the "Grea,

Eg Remember the date OF the "Great
Fair OF Eastern Ohio" at Barnesville,
Ohio, September 10, IL, II and 13. A
splendid field of horses will be present.
Sweepstakes, free for all trotting purse,
1915; pacing purse, 1925. A special
trotting purse for horses that have never
taken q first premium, in free for all
trot, $50. This last to be limited to
horses belonging to the District only,
viz: Belmont, Monroe, Noble and Guern.
sey Counties Special attraction every
day of the Fair. Larger crowds of peo'
pie are expected than ever before. Dc
not fail to attend. a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-03
HMr. WARREN HoLLrsrEK, Gene

w Mr. WARREN HoLLrsTER, General
Agent of the Ohio Valley Protective
Union, visited Woodsfeld last week.
He informed US that the company. was
doing well; that he had taken policies to
the amount of $4,000 in one day, in
the town Of Bridgeport, Belmont county
The same day an Agent in Wheeling u.s.
sued policies to the amount of 3C6 600
The highest amount for which the com
pany will issue policy is $4,000. The
headquarters Of the company are o.
Wheeling, West Va.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-03

BaltimOre-August 26-Cattle-
Very best on sale this week 5a51 1c; That
generally rated first quality 4aa5c; medi
um or good fair quality 34a4sc; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 3a3kc; gen
eral average OF the market this week
Extreme range Of prices 3a54c; most OF
the sales were from 44a45c. The whole
sale market was better than that OF last
week in the opinion ofnearly all the deal
ers to the extent of Lac. Quotations
3a5 l 4c.
Mich Cows-The trade at wholesale
is better than the retail market Quota
tions 25 00a45 90 per head.
Hogs-The full numbers left over from
last week have depressed the market, and
we quote sales at 54a6 L q cents, with few
recorded at the latter figure.
Sheep-We quote butcher Sheep at
8 l 2a4 1-2c; Lambs 4a5 l.4c; and stock
Sheep 50a3 00per head; stock weth
ers 34a3s cents per h., and stock ewes
2 50a3 00per head.
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Hay Fever.


Mr.. G G MULLER, of West Philadel.
phia writes to the Yeaths COmpanion that
his wife, after suffering every August du
ring tbirty-6ve years, was cured of hay
fever by using this prescription:
"Saturated solution Of sulphate oi
quinine in water, in the proportion of
one part of quinine to seven hundred
aud forty parts Of water.--or one ounce
OF water to one grain Of quinine. Ap
ply resolution witha cameI's hair brush
to the interior. Of the nostril, while thu
patient is lying on bis back, until it is
felt in the throat"
"This remedy" continues Mr. MuL
LER, "has cured my wife after she had
suffered thirty five sunni
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4 GOOD PLAN,

The best and most popular plan for operating stocks Is a,
S0ssaE saP sums pooling the Ords's
mighty ~hois in which shares are Issued which has bees
Eve ~ < R.k sIssssiSl Iy the hrm q Mes LAWRENCE
which se divided pro rata among tho shnrcIors at ,hs
expiration Of thirty days from date OF Certificate y th
ss s. sasS s issa e. N s,E
you made q goo upon investment Of tO upon tS the
psShr , word b. eco An Investment Of sIO would pay
~ aAmR per cent during the month. An investment
se anS % @ o. 9S soSd ray tOo
GIiar explains everything The editor of the Brooklyn
st the Anal result ws made clear profit Of Sio Is afses
dsdussins all commissions and our original invrstmeni
ddsrse ther sspanaloy erSaT re- e u2.' IT, I' F.
S na kindly tsndered the firm h experience
esst0mers names without such authority,
iayor containing check ss6es at hand ot which
THANK YOU as it is In excess OF what expected Asto
ehee,uy say that the above result Is very sasctOrr
o sycsyS can safely recommend your combined
m your adreemens psOc %Osa sS sy .sas asi ol
one oi your circulars on receipt OF which, you know
SoUnatons and by return mall received yosr certificate
o. purchases and sales Of different stocks in all amounting
ssdssege your commissions sf Slass7 leaving me nes
8I1a1 8al. q s0'ds over and above my uvssnsnt $500
II. F. GIDDISGS.
- 65l Arch Street Philadelphia Pa.
An article In Frank Lcslie's Illustrated NewSpapcr,
onaer date OF June g. 1873 says The reports fabulous
plonss realized TO numerous parties by this plan led us TO
invegae tho matter closely. The system Is based on
sac business principles and Is the only method by which
se operators attain their greatest success The pools
WILD tner customers are Interested placed IN
equality In every respect with the leaders Of tic street As
ue nns whole Interest lies IN their commissions they
naturally wish 10 make their operations aggregate Al large
as possible. We believe tho method OF Lawrence & Co
oe the most safe and successful OF any that be found
New @ pool. are FORMED every day
Inc nrn Will send their comprehensive circular giving full
details to any applicant One ofther old customers who
held few shares In of these combinations after receiv
ing check for bis profits, wres Lawrence & Co. os
Exchange Place. n J.: Your remittance ior my prot
eS930 Is received. again most heartily tank YOU &c
NnmeIga, isSnouiala contained In their circsisr
Neg inrk WnsirGIed Times says: "a safe method Of
dealing socks. srcci .desidcrai,nn has always
been 10 discover snme fnrted by trkc party operdf
Jug on tinifed capital stand an cquaL chdnce with
men Ike GoM Vanderbilt or Kccnc. A plan has lately
been adopted blythe banking house OF Mcsss, Lawrence
Co. % ESrhanxe Pacc that seems TO ill the bill ccm
plefey The reports Of numerous parties who have n.uc
large Sums OF pEcy by this pa has cd investigate
the matter and We lind the runners sed facts They
arc also large dealers In all kinds of bonds.
Their circular Is truthful and Instructive" ~end
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Nftp 90bertisenltnts,
PROV Err BS.


The Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath and
Fairest Skin in Hop Bitters."
IA little Hop Bitters saves big doctor
bills and long sickness"
"That invalid wife, mother, sister OF
child can be made the picture Of health
with Hop Bitters."
"WheA worn down anil ready to take
your bed, Hop Bitters Is what you need"
"Don't physic and physic for 1t weakens
and destroys, but take Hop Bitters, thai
build up continually"
physicians of all schools use and re-
commend Hop Bitters Test them" a.
"Health is beauty and joy-Hop Bitter
give health and beauty"
"There are more cures made with Hoy
Bitters than all other medicines"
"When the brain is weatied, the nerve.
unstrung the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
ters."
"That low, nervous fever. want Of sleeI
and weakness, calls for hop Bitters.'
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief II
Pleasant, sure and Cheap.
For sale by j. T. JUDKlNS, ant
POPE & CASTLE, Druggists, Woods
field, Ohio.
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EThe Sunday School Pic Mic at
Witten's, in jackson township, on the
-31st ult, Was attended by five hundred
people. The Silver Cornet Band from
Woodsfield furnished the music. Prof
BARBER addressed the assemblage, after
which all enjoyed themselves in various
WAYS until late in the afternoon. The
band reached home the same evening,
and are unanimous that WIrrEN's is O
good place to go to.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-03

w The family of Mr.. AUGUST NIL.
LER, of Matamoras, Washington county,
was poisoned few days since by eating
apples stewed.in brass kettle. "A boy
10 years of age died within - hours af.
ter eating the fruit. Four other mem.
bers OF the family are recovering very
slowly. Mrs. MILLER's eyes are swelled
shut, and it is doubtful whether she will
ever be able to see again.
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WheeIing-Llvs srook YARDS. :

Wheeling-LIvE STOCK YARDS
August 27.-Live stock received at the
Wheeling Stock Yards during the last
weeks:
Cattle--Arrivals 81 head; sold, cows
and bulls 2a3c; medium steers and heif-
ers 00a3 40c; choice cattle 3 40s3-
rs; some extra choice were sold at 4c.
Demand for cattle fair. Most of the
sales we're from 3 25a3 60c.
Hogs-Selling at 4a44c.
Sheep-SeIling at 3a4c.
Lambs-Selling at 4a5c.
Calves-Selling at 8 00a10 90 per
head.
Fresh Cows-SelIing at 25 00a40 90
per head; extra COWS 40 00a45 90 per
head.
VIM. BAYHA. Secretary.
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EET The little girl, CHARLOTTE ]. TYP
LES, not yet IL years OF age, charged
with burning the barns of STEPHEN HA.
THORN, in Salem township, was brought
before Probate Judge MORRIS on the
30th ult. After an examination the
Court decided to make application for
her admission to the State Reform
School for Girls, at White Sulphur
Springs, Ohio. -
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RT The ministers present at the Stat
ford Camp Meeting last Sunday were
A. H. NoRcRoss, P. E.; Revs. S.. P
MARSH, VIM. PEREeoY, N. C. WORTH
INaToN, THos. STEPHENSON, Iowa Con
ference, 7. H BAKER, GEO. Nj. WILSON
WIN. DANroRD and W. F SMITH.
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New YOrk-August 30-Beeves-
T. xans and Cherokee cattle 7aS4 4c; Colo
RADIO steers 8aSac; Exporters used 200 fat
steers at 9aa104c.
Sheep-Market weak and quiet at 81
a4ac; for sheep; common to good lambs
5a6c.
Swine-Market very quiet at 4 4Oa.
4 60 per 100 pounds; a bunch of Ohio
hogs at 1 So
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Be Ye Like Foolish.

"For ten years my wife was confined
to her bed with such complication OF
ailments that no doctor could tell what
was the matter or cure her, and l used
up small fortune in humbug stuff Si1
months ago l saw U S flag with HoE
Bitters on it, and thought would be 3
fool once more Itried it, out my folly
proved to be wisdom Two bottles cured
her. and she is now as we'll and strong
as any mans vile, and 1t only cost me
two dollars. Be we like foolish" "-H,
", Detroit, Michigan,
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EFF. KoEHLER and wife, j. T. JUD-
KINs and wife, W. NJ. HORN. RoB'T PoPB,
WIN. SMITH JR Miss N. E. SINCLAIR,
Miss AGNES SMYTH and Miss JOSIE OKEY
left here last Monday on an excursion TO
Chicago
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-03

W The attendance at the Camp Meet
ing near Stafford last Sunday was very
large. The best Of order prevailed, and
all of the arrangements for the comfort
of the people were first-rate, and reflect.
ed credit upon the managers. The meet
ing will close toward the latter part oi
this week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-03

ED DR.. l. c. PERsHINe, of Pittsburgh,
will not be present at the dedication oil
the M. E Church at Antioch on Sunday,
the 9Th inst. Rev. j. M. CARR, Presi.
ding Elder, Rev. B F. BEAzELLE, of St
Clairsville, and Rev. W. H. RIDER, oi
Woodsfield, will conduct the services.
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Chfcago-August 3o-Hogs-Phila.
deiphias at 50a4 75c; Boston 4 30a4
40c; mixed and rough 4a4 20.
Cattle-G rod natives scarce, supply
mostly butchers and feeders: shipping al
4 30a4 10; butchers steady at 3a3 10
cows S0a3 Soc; bulls 2 00a2 30 ives
tern cattle firm 8 30a4 Soc; Texans
steady at 3 00a3 20.
Sheep-Market steady aad unchanged
with sales at 2 60a4
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
sHER1FF's SALE.
B. G. Miles, Ex'r, and another,
vs..
John M. Goodwin and another.


DY virtue of a certsin alias vendi. ex. issued
ID from the court OF common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
the above named parties.and to me directed,
l will offer for sale at public auction, at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld,
on
Saturday, the 5th day Of October, 1878
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. M, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situats in Monroe
county, Ohio. to wit: bsos s
Lots number ons and south half Of lot
forty-six, and lots fifty. one, ffty.two, City.
seven, fifty niue and sixty, all in sardis. snd
number three in section thirty-three, town.
ship one and range three, containing about
forty-two acres more or less; also the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton twenty-one, township'two OF range four
containing thirty-nine acres more or less,
as the property Of John II. Goodw' n; also lot
number ten in section twenty town
ship one Of range three containing one hun
dred acres more or less also lots nine and
ten in section thirty-tbree, township one and
range three, containing one hundred and
sixty-two acres more or lessi also lots fifty
seven and Afty.eight in the town Of sardis
as the properly Of Philip Pool.
Appraised as follows;
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EC Col. N, II VAN Worries, the Re
publican nominee for Congress in this
District, called at our sanctum while in
town last week. The Colonel is very
pleasant gentleman, and, Of course, think.
his chances for success are not the dull
est tn th political world.
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Lot No. 8 in section thirty-three, township
one, range three, containing about forty-two
acres more or less, at 81 500.
Also, the northeast quarter Of the south.
west quarter of section twenty-oue. town
ship two Of range four, containing thirty.
nine acres more or less, at $500.
Also lot No. 10 in section ~, township !
OF range s, containing 100 acres more or,less
at IS 900. "a tssssf..;.,. ss + 49, ~
Also, Lots and 10 in pection 33, township
l and range 3, containing l62 acres more or
less at Sle;000. iass1 cay HwaRs ~ ss4g
Also. 10. 81 in the town of Sardis at $3.50,
.ge" 66 gy.sza l50.
'sas WILLIAM READ,
Sept. 8, t78-5w. .a.s heriff "a. C. O.
J. J.W.&.LJ. HoLLisrER, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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SEThe Republicans Of Noble county
have placed the following ticket in the
field: Probate Judge, JoHx II. PHILPor;
Auditor, JONATHAN F. KNourr; Recor
der, ENocH A. WIcKHAM; Inf. Director.
WILLIAM MUssER; Surveyor, FLANK NJ.
DEEL.,
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A tree resembling the cedar, but with
foliage so full of combustible oil that il
goes off like flash on the application Of a
match, is one of the wonders Of Nevada.
Withinfve minutes beautiful green tree,
with spreading branches, is changed into
a charred aud blackened trunk. se-
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lNH yen want the news Of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
SPIRIT. TERMS. One year q L 80; six
months - cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank - -
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Patronized by the Ladies.

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
are used by the most intelligent ladies in
this country. A few cents additional
cost does not deter ladies who are mind.
full of the health Of their family frsm
procuring that which is known to be
pure and wholesome.
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FuItz Seed Wheat.

Fultz Seed Wheat.
For sale at my farm miles North OF
Beallsville. One dollar per bushel.
1t is smooth wheat; very early; es-
Gaping weevil and rust; straw very stiff ;
.tillers much; productive on poorest
soils; good Towering. / let neighbor
have pecks last fall, from which be
harvested 81 bushels, machine measure
After seven years trial grow no other
kind; as it never fails Engage by sem
ding postal to ERAsTus MooRE,
Aug. 27,'78-2w. Beallsville, q.
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era little fnsrs year old daughter o;
Mr.. WLLuAx McDoUGAL, Of Sunsbury
township, fell or a fence on the 18th
ult., and broke one Of her legs Or. J
B. SHousE ssrendered the necessary
surgical aid. F9FtItgn 8alYt ff
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st. LOufs-August S0-Hogs-
Strong and active; light shipping at 8 70
a3 90; Workers and Baltim ores 4 al 80 I;
mixed packing4 load 40; Bostons 40
al SO; butchers to select 4 60a4 10.
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BELMONT, August 2S.-The store oil
Isaac Holloway, of Rockville, was bur
glarized last nights and goods and money
to the amount Of $500 taken.
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MANFRED -On August Hst, by Elder
W.o. ToMsoN, Mr.. AMOS s. HALL and
Miss MAGGIE LUKESs.
On August 22d, by Rsv.J- R SMITH,
DR.. s L. STEWARD and Miss AMANDA
PErrRxAN. gtsa hef sfI
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1Wwe we're informed by Mr.. JoHs
IEwrx. hast week. that the barns of STE.
rHrx HArHoRS, destroyed by fire in Sa-
le~ sovnshlh were ct on FIRE by little
girl who lived with him.
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ne,v Adyersisenaeats. 4

Sheriff Rrociamation, WIN, hEAD
Notice 10 Settle, Mrs. w. o BELT
Local. n Mrs. W.. o, BELT.
----A---AO>-
SHoRrs Gold sl00f
Organize for the October election. s.
Are you getting ready Tor the fair
The growing tobacco needs rain badly.
County Commissioners in session this
week. - g S s'i's .''''
sherifs election proclama tion In this
paper. .skss .s6
See list Of Democratic meetings else
where ID this paper.
A. J. PkARsssa Esqs Intends starting
on trip to Kansas this week.
Beallsville has the best pavements and
side wslks Of any townin Monroe coan.
u. .,2s .,as
Turn out and make the Democratic
meetings called for this county rousing
onss. ssas 1sa 1l
Remember the Fair on. Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday. the 17th, 18th and
s9th insts. ~ assss esssiss s'ssas's'
Many thanks to 1.-The Silver Corne,
Band for 1 delightful serenade last Thurs
%iss evening. - 81, ss5s s.s.ss.s : ss,.T,
Farmers bring your horses, cattle
sheep, hogs and farm products for exbi
bition at the Fair. .H
The officers Of our Fair are working
to have everything In good order by tht
first day Of the meeting. agG
The Woods6eld Union Schools oper
on Monday, the aad Inst Boys and
girls, look up your. books. s.,sn =
N. L. wILsos, .of Summerheld vii
run Bass from Lewisville tosWoods
tield and return, each day Of the Fair.
Remember the Democratic Mass Meet
ing on Saturday, the 9Sth inst. Thur
MANS red bandaHs will wave on tha
day. hss'siaTEi ss7s ass ssisr Z
Now put up lots OF fruit so that yor
viii have plenty to put down next win
ssr. 1t will come right handy to have i
about the house, bsiaAI3
"A temperance meeting will be held il
the N. e Church on Wednesday even
ing next. b. r MASON and other speak
sis win be IN attendance.
HEzRY FABsR. formerly Of this place
has opened store in Summerfeld, No
ble county. Mr.. FAsER is a good bust
ness man and deserves success. sk
THOMAS TAYLoR's packing house OF
Irish Ridge. in Adams township, was de
ssroyed by fire on the 2sth ult Th,
loss was about S400; insured for $500.
Rev. A. Fl. NoRcRsss, Presiding El
DER, and Rev. THos. STEPHENSON. of th,
Iowa Conference, preached excellen
sermons at the Stafford Camp Meeting
last Sunday.
.BENJAux DAvENPoRr, who is well
known to omany of our people, is a can,
didate for County Clerk, in Ohio county
West Virginia Ben would make an
excellent Clerk. ,e
2
Rev. N. c. woRrHSeros, formerl,
Pastor in this place, was at the Stafford
Camp Meeting last Sunday. He was
visited 1t his tent by quite q number o.
his old Woodrfisld friends and q jolly
good time WAS had.
W. 7. Nouns, who retired from the
Office OF County Treasurer on the ID
inst, transacted the business of the Of
fics with greater rapidity and ease, and
satisfaction to the people than any man
ever before elected to that position in
kf,x. o<xxxx<<xx
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At church fair in Orange country the
ladies advertised Hayes ice cream. ten
cents" 1t was very cool but very thin,
and local wit remarked that it didn't
have enough bones iu it.
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AE Democrats to whom. posters are
sent, in the townships where meetings
ars'called. are requested to have them
distributed and posted up.
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Chicago.

August 30-Flour4 50a5 so; Wheat
9Oa97c; Corn 37a3sac: Oats 21a22c
Rye 4Sc; Barley 0U.
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EwAll persons knowing themselves
indebted to Mrs. W. O, BELT, Milliner,
win please call and settle by the goth OF
September. n29t1.
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Cincinnati.

August 3O--Flour4 30a5 so; whea
95al 90. Corn 42a44c; Oats 20a 25c
Rye 50a54c; Barley ! 03a1 05.
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Cincinnatt-August 30.-Hogs :
Dull on good stock; common 3a3 90;
light 4a4 40, packiug4 load so; butte h
ers 4 50a4 65.
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New York.

August 30-Flouri 3 30aS SO; Wheat
goal OF; Corn 45a54c; Oats 24a36c
Rye &c; Barley 06c.
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philadelphia

August 3O-Flour 2 5OaS 80. Wheat
1 DIAL 90; Corn 51a52c; Oats 25a27c:
Rye 59a60c.
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pg EgGo to SCHUMACHER'S foryoul
Cider Mills, both the American and
Buckeye Mills for sale.
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R E I N H E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto Quick sales & small profits.
R E 1 N H E r
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES

R Mrs, W. o. BELT will start East
for Millinery Goods on the 9th inst
| She will take orders for ell persons de.
string to send for goods n29t1
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East Liberty. Penn

East Liberty. Penn.-Augus'
Observation-Disclosures head, l,525
pounds, good, at 4 rs: range of prices
for fair to good, 4 00a4 Is.
Hogs-Grassers 50t3 90c; Yor
kers 4 O0a4 35c; Philadelphias 4 50a4
80.
/ Sbeep-None for sale; feeling fair.