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-cooroo G uo,ston /,

sFGeorge S. Houston, Spencer
successor from Alabama in the United
States Senate, is over 10 years of age
He was first elected to Office forty years
ago, and was sent to Congress 10 1841
where he sat for nearly twenty years
He was champion of Folks Admins
tration, and was greatly admired by tha1
President. AS Chairman of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means he exposed
and defeated many scheme Of plnnder
Before and during the war he was I
prominent Union man. Four years age
he was elected Governor, and two years
ago he was re electeds HoustoH, ha;
never.bee defeated before the people,
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Governor HAMPTON.

Is CoLpMB1A.,S. c., December l0.-Gov
'HamAon's leg was amputatea to day
below the knee. His immediate friends
say his condition is not dangerous. Ths
Legislature elected Gov. Hampton Ia
the u. S. Senate. The vote insthe Sen.
ale was unanimous, and the House, with
two exceptions, voted for Hampton. The
exceptions we're Miller and Summons,
colored members from Beaufort who vo.
ted for sMackey. fzs
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.
LETTER FROM A MONROE
ACOUNTYlTE.

81 EVANSVILLE, IND Nov. %, 1878
The steamer Carl Schurz arrived here
to-day with the largest tow of produce
Of the season. The. tow consists of FIVE
harges and contains 600 barrels of ap
pies, 5000 barrels of potatoes, 10000
gallons stoneware, 3 600 heads of cab
hage, together with large quantity of
miscellaneous freight
The tow is owned by w. H Mallory,
of Monroe County, owner Of the barge
."Tidal Wave;" Capt A. J. Monteith OF
Washington County, Ohio, owner of the
barge "Sea Lion," and John Varley, for
nefly AZ Monroe, fowner OF tue barge
f"Wood Stde;;sn the other two barges are
owned hy Mallory and Monteith.
Mr.. Varley is leaving his former home
near Newport, Washington County, and
with bis family is emigrsmgto Texas
which he intends to make. his future
home
I There is with our feet sixteen men
eight women, seven children, two dogs
four hogs, and almost an unlimited mum
her Of chickens and turkeys Our pro
duce is in excellent condition and oul
ientire company in good health. g = tt
We expect to remain here but q few
DAYS amt then proceed South to- Mem
! phis and New q Orleans, where we expec
to dispose of our. produce at goot
price and then engage in the cotton seet
trade till about the first of April, o
which time we viii return home.
The weather here is comparativel,
Fcool and small amount Of snow on th
ground, which fell during the very sever
storm Yesterday.
Evansville is one e,of the prettiest littl
towns ON the Ohio, containing about IS,
600 inhabitants, and is quite busines
lplace.
This being Thanksgiving dav, par
of our company had an invitation to ca
turkey out in town, which we accepted
land dined with our friend, Thomas Mat
theys, formerly of Clarington, Monro
County, Ohio. More anon x.
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EEIf "Solid South" is something
very reprehensible, Is ''solid East"
something very commendable r.
Starting Trains in Germany.
Railway News.)

tRailway News.) ~ g,
Great ceremonies are necessary to get
q train off in Germany. When all Is
ready q bell rings. Then another bell
rings. Then the engine whistles or
rather toot.toot-toots gently. Then the
conductor tells the station-master that
all is ready. Then the station.master
Hooks placidly around and says $50 p
Then the conductor shouts .Fertig n
interrogatively. Then the station-master
replies "Fertigr positively. Then the
conductor blows horn; the engine
whistles; the bell rings; the other bell
rings: the station-master says $50 ?" the
passengers swear in various tongues
and sthe train starts. That is, unless
there Is a belated fat man--in which case
they do it at over again.
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Probate INotieesl

Il = a Il :. y 4 ~
/ A. CcoUNTS and vouchers have been Alsdj =
IA the Probate Court of Monroe ConRty,,,
Ohie;s for settlement by the following .A@ss
ministrators, Executors and GuafdiauC
Sseond and fusl account. Of Lsonard. .TxinAu.
Admir- Of VIM F, Bigger, ~
Third partial account Of David 'Lents Rxecu.
tor Of israel hents. = -,'-sza-~sss
Third partial account of SimonafisAer Gf6r.
dian of 5snss q. White. .sioisgdg
Second ibarsiai aSconrssof sssl<usb naahssty
Guardian OF Eliasbsth ]. Payne.
Third psrtiSt account Of John B: -Noii -91sr.
dian 6f VIM. Y. bfght, ~ as h ~
second pattisl SaScSpht f6f Jsis winiGm5
Admir- Of Joseph Allen, i>fapDW
First partial account 81 jseo6 Cshn 0uatduG1
of Rmmalins and Frances Cehrs. .sef,sSt
Second partial. account Of Nary Y. etstson
Guardian Of Frsrces z. White. - et
First and hnaiSaecount Af John 1eslgsr srfss.
tse for Elisabssh Sssisss, 'nown Rlisahysh
Smith. Aset Y = q
Thiraf pSrsial scoount- Of fewn sDioEsy Guar.
ysdiah bfSMarsaset Disksy's ehsirsA ansras
70 Maffan Maggie Bell Dickey. . s'sssi'h
Second parisl account pf Benjamin Rouse
Guardian Of James Davies heifs.s =
Any, person interested may q ssyg 6ls written
exost ttionsto SAID Accounts, orahy itsm there
Of, ON or before the I'd day Of January
nsis when tie same sAi bG hnkla$ Aeasa AiA
continued from day to day until .di6pSssQ ~
! JAS NhpTl&s
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The Bandana Man.
Toledo Nationalist.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Commissioner
has interviewed the leading Southern
politicians relative to the next candidate
for the Presidency. Grant and Blaine
are the favorites of Southern R ,publi-
cans, while Thurman and Hendricks are
the most popular with the Democrats.
1t looks as if the bandana man is a little
ahead. yn rtts 4a'.it ~ All
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a Personal "Reminiscences of the
48t9 25 War. ssGt 87isa,

a Personal "Reminiscences of the
41a49 War. stit 85'aa
Senator Gordon, says writer in the
Atlanta Constitution, was wounded five
times when sighting as Colonel in the
battle of Sharpsburg The fifth ball en-
tering his cheek brought him to the
ground, and as lie began to recover his
senses this is the half dream and half
soliloquy that was carried on II have
been struck in the head with. six-pound
solid shot. 1t has carried away my head.
On The left side there is little piece OF
skull left. But the brain is gone entire.
~ Therefore, ! am dead, And / am
thinking. How can a man think with
his head shot off? And II I am think.
ing ! cannot be dead. And yet no man
can live with his head shot off. ] may
have consciousness while dead, but no
motion. II l can lift my leg then / am
alive. will try that. Can II Yes
there 1t is; lifted mp. I'm all right"-
The general says that every stage OF this
soliloauy is indelibly stamped on his
mind, and that, in his exhausted state,
the reasoning was carried on as logically
as ever man reasoned at his desk.
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Their Bodies Were Hanging There.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-The Tfibune's
Omaha special says: The jury at Ne.
'braska City found Henry jackson, Hen.
lry Martin and VIM. S. Givens guilty OF
murder in the second degree for killing
Chaes Slecum and outraging his wife =
The evidence seemed to warrant murder
in the ffst degree, and Judge Gosling SO
stated in bis sentence Of penitentiary for
life, which he passed upon the murder
ers yesterday. About two O'Clock this
morning crowd assembled at the Jail,
broke in the doors, overpowered the
jailer, seized Martin and jackson, and
taking them q half mile south Of tht
court house hung tsem to a-tfee, where
their bodies were found this morning =
Giyens was taken to- the penitentiary
this morning by strong guard. g'sr =
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Rarus and Sweetzer.

SAN FRANoIsCo, December 12.-At
Stockton to day Rarus and Sweetzer gave
an exhibition trot for $500, with $500
addedif Rarus beat Goldsmith Maid s
time, 2: IA the best time ever made in
the State. Rarus trotted the first mile in
2:169. A running horse went with him
the second heat, which Rarus made In
2:144, Thetrack was in good order.
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lAGood Aecdunt.,

"To,suM itiup, six long wears of bed
ridden, sickness, and suffering,,, costing
5000 per year, total, 81, ,200-all Of WHICH
was stopped by three bottles Of Hop Bit
ters, taken by my wife. who has done
her own shousswork for q year since
without the loss. OF day, and wan,
everybody to knoH.it for their benefit
John WsEKs. Butler, N. Y"
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HThe Cincinnati Enquirer offers
some very substantial reasons for ma
kiug THuanAsthe next Democratic can.
didate for Governor Of Ohio. We do
not hsow what Senator THURMAN may
think OK this proposal, but one thing We
do know, and that is that Senator THus.
MAs.isa good uany votes stronger thar
his party in this part Of the State.
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Ups and Downs of Journalism.
(New,York Cor. Philadelphia Times.l

. =
not an hour ago / met one of the
brightest men on the metropolitan press
Twenty years ago he was tacile prin-
.ceps. Ten years ago he was managing
editor of a great, daily. Tonight be
begged q drink from MT, and when / ten
dered him q dollar he thanked me with
tears in his eyes. Make no mistake
about this man. He is on a tear now,
but in less than ten days he'll be making
his $3.50 weak IS easy as rolling off a
log The bane of New York life is
whisky. n They all drink it Actors,
managers, critics, dry goods men and
everybody else are slaves to drink. II
is the curse of the age in which we live
A generaticu OF bright fellows die out
here every year. ,s 70 ,aa,f s4s,
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cEThe Republican newspapers slii

wThe Republican newspapers shoN v
grest unanimity In saying that itywill
never do for the Democrats sofun Thur
man for Governor Advice from such
. source comes with charming disinter,
estedness. They, don't want 10 .bea,
THUsMAN--Oh, no! They fairly ,doa,
on him, and want his strength, saved fol
the Presidential race in 1880 But shey
can't beat him il he should be .norriHa.
ted That's the trouble On. Eng. ~
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wBefore the Presidential election
arrives the average voter will have come
to the conclusion that it is Of more i'm
portance to him to know that he can
raise money enough to pay his taxes,
than to know whether some negro in
Buneombe County was not Influenced il
his vote for dag-pelter
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Turkish Pashas sBanished.

CoNsTANTINoptE, December l0.-Mah-
moud Demad Pasha was summoned last
evening to the palace and appointed Gov.
ernor ofsTupalin, Barbary. He left for
his post once, without returning home.
This is equivalent to banIshment. Has
san Pasha, Nedj Pashaand other per-
sons Of lower note have also been sent
into the provinces. W s.
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Uprising Against the Ameer.

LONDON, December ia special to
the Advertiser, from Bombay, says: An
Afghan official has arrived in General
Brownies camp from Jellalabad, and in
vites the British to advance to Cabul and
establish q new government, in conse.
quence OF the general rising against the
Ameer.
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Well, Yes, How Is 1t?

A father and son in this county have
married two sisters. Now what rela-
ton are they to each other all around ?
Is the father brother in-law to his son,
or step father, or both And is one
sister mother-in-law to the other, or is
she step-mother 2-or-well, we are lost
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eEThe Republican nomination for
Governor OF Oiio seems TO lie between
GARrIELp, FosTER and VAN voRHEs.-
With a solid Southeast and the Cincin-
natl delegation vAs's chances are not to
bedespised. s9sHs ss
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O,Connor Sentenced.

CINCINNATI, December 10 John
.O'Connor, ex-member of the Ohio Leg
islature, who was convicted in the Uni.
ted States Court Of forging certain pa
pers to procure an invalid's pension, was
today sentenced to one. year imprison-
mentiu the Montgomery county Jail, and
to pay cost Of prosecution ~
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The price Of bread in England is said
to be precisely what II was in 1770.z Beef,
at It's presentretail price ofsnine pence,
is great advance on thetliree and three
quarter pence per pound Of 4that' day
and butter has risen from six pencsao
twenty pence. :.
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Indigestible Bread.

The reason why adulterated baking
powders make bread and biscuits very
indigestible. = is because they harden the
gluten Of the. wheat and render it less
soluble. The purity and perfect combi-
nation of DR., Prices Cream Baking
Powder makes all articles easy Of diges-
ton.
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The newspapers which now speak
lightly Of Mr. PEspLEros as candidate
fnr the Presidency may find II necessary
to regard the matter more seriously be.
fore two years shalt have elapsed.
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fTThe Republicans are congratula-
ting themselves over the fact that their
party is now thoroughly united. This
means that HSrEs and his friends, il be
had any. have surrendered. horse, foot
and dragons to the politicians.
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RThe interests Of the "Solid South
are identical with thu interests OF the
people OF the West. The interests of
the "solid East so far as they are rep.
resented by Eastern politicians, are dia-
metrically opposite to the interests ol
the West. -
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wWhile the Republican leaders are
intently bent on looking after the rights
of the negroes somewhere or other, the
Democrats would de well to leave them
aIou5 auu rUuK alter the prosperity OF
the country.
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From the Philadelphia Telegraph. So

from the fhiladelphia IeIegfaph.
!. That a bargain for the delivery of Mol.
ly Mcguire votes was made in 1875, has
been proven beyond peradventure.
There is any quantity Of evidence on
that point and this evidence has been
supplemented by the Acknowledgements
of those who concluded the bargain. Il
might have been very easy matter for
Gov, Hartranft to have silenced the
scandals that have clung around the
case, but instead of silencing them he
has acted in such manner as to make
what was once but vague suspicion take
on the aspects of certainty. 80 ~
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Tie Last of tie FeniaIls.

LoSpos,, December Edward
OK eliey, the last Eenisn prisoner con-
tinedin Ireland, will be released before
Christmas. His friends are epdeayoring
to secure him the. permission TO reside in
Great Britain. S'
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nEwxKE-UFMrrxTIoxs.

The genuine are never sugar coated! .
Each box has red wax seal on the lid with
she impression Ds. MeLANE's LIVER PILLS.
,!eEaeAl wrapper, bears The signatptss ,ef c,
Insist upon having the genuine DR. c. Nc,
Bros, Of Piltsbdfgll, Pa, the market being
full off fs.iiniiatians OF the name McLdne,
spelled diiierently but same pronunciation. =
q % 81 gogeek s.3.vsl.sa& .T3~ IIcs
june25'75Y,
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wIt is ex ,ected that If the forth
coming speech Of BLAINE on his bloody
shirt resolutions does not set the world
on fire 1t will at least ser the country IN
blaze. fe
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EEThe hard.money Democrats have
staked their fortunes on Senator BArARD
as q Presidentialc candidate There is
'bstter.msn. In assmall way, than Sem
ator BAIARp,
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Boston aMunicipaI ELECTION.

Bpsrqs,, December. 1o.-The follow
ing is the vote OF this city, today, for
Mayor; Prince, Dem, 1886; Cad
man Rep. 1S0O9; Wing Workingmen g
candidate, 431.
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ssYie7s~sls 4 nyYY 1pirEsTG
NOTICE UF.ELECTfoN.

,HU3ITUr. lt+A HBI9IHVn1 :
NOTICE is, hersby5 gissa that ths annsal
IN elsctiengof OTHERS vi the hoares lpsnty
Agricultural Society will be- held Al he
Sherif's ONCE in sWeodsasld on Satnrdsy,ths
4th day Of January, rls7s. Polls opsp - !
o'clock p. m. aud close at,3 p.sm- .sssEt,..
sl.e8s sxlsss, llI PaRARaHHAR PIsA
GEo. 2, poRR, Sec. ..ts..<,
decI0'7Sw4,
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ewA "solid East" as against the
West Is WORTHY OF little attention
while We are considering the grave evils
which may probably result from Solid
South."1 faa 81 sss
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SHERIFF.s SALES.
sHERIrr,s SALE:
% Gregg 6 20.
Rsbecca Murphy ct al.

ny virtue OF certain order OF sale issued
u from the court Of common pleas, within
and sfor the eopnty Of Monroe an4astats d
ohldaii & case ipsndins ID said Idoars bstwssk~
the above nsmsd parties aud to nae directed
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in WSodsasllf
on
Saturday, Ne ShH Hay al Jhafy, te1W
between tns hours OF 10 O'Clock L. m and 4
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scTbed real estate, situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The lsoutb.sst quartsr Of lie sSuthwssiE Il
quartsr Of -ssction twsnty Iona. township -txs--.
less - 1ss vs. NAssesssf~
said idpropsrty 20 o-ordnsd- tu-bssUid isxygw
praised at s4ovs and wsy soil for tvo-thirdEz
Of said appraissment Terms Of sale, one
third cash, and the talx6ce on conf rmation.
- WM. READ, D---razr-.
deoI7 ,'78w5. 4 70 sbie SksfiH M.ics0 0,ss
oKEY & OxxY SAst'ys.A sa1 io asasE srsss
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

j d = -
THE countenance is pale and leaden-
L oolored, with occasional fushes, OF
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the p,t
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is IL
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hunlniing OF throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion Of
saliva; Shiny or fnrred tongue breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes yosacious,
with "a knawiing sensation Of the stolnr
ach, at. Others, entirely gone; feeting
pains in Sthe stomach = occasional
nausea and von,itings- violent, pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels II
regular, at times costiye;; stools Shiny
not unffequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult and
accompanied by, hiccough; cough
sometimes dry andsconvulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c. :, 81 .,ss siYs.s 80
: Whenever the above symptoms
ss~-s>assss,t@ re ff,,,Y,d III, s,yfcf s1af<acF
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Second partial account Of Philip Chaser
First and final account Of Mary x, Bradheld
Guardian o. SakAh O. sndg0hzfGsTnu.
Second paF!iai sSeount T Az ~ lFlaf4
First partial account 81 Lewis sykes Guard.
ian Of Lewis 8. and Denver L wis d. y
THitd partial account OF Francisco no1s.t "
Guardian Of the heirs Of Hannah Moistt- -..sis
fnal as to George F., Perry ana rxSS1sse--
Mofstt. .s,.z ''f,'''-''- ~ = ~
Second and husl sccount Of Jonathan Conner
Adm'f of MStthe ew Scotts asTTFJW
First partial account Of Hssthiss Bys Guard.
Third partial ' ACCOUNT sni 81 /. ,asInss Esvsass
Tor of John 0fifRth. j jdlHdak{uH
First partial account sof o Samnal gThFpl
Guardian Of Allen c. Smith. .sssssss.
Final account Of. j. L. Brock Admir- Of Dsnl.
Brock. shosrsssd dnisliae q g.Rafstts
J. Gouiley.
Fourth pertat scecpphpf FqpatAau LisPsllsn
Guardian Of Milford, Alya s and Abhis Y.
Ruckst 7hnal as to Milford. @
Second part d account OF Jaspsf Elsk 1xs69l "
tor of Nicholas P. Lisk. i &. Z, :. =, ~
Third partial account of G. u rylef Gpsrdti4{
Of Joseph Mccullough. 49, .,s,, - s..he. :
Fourth. partial account o. G. T.. ryiss 'd1ss: :
dian II Aliss ana Lizzie z Archst
Frat FRAT partial sodOans Of LsoDaia fahhshi 7
Guardisp q Wm, 8. ,Holida,'s hsirs, :, 81 2
Any, person interested may fls ,wntssR-
exceptions to said accounts, or any, item
thereof, on or before .ths 2Sth day 6f Decepss
ber next, when the same will be finally heard
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Did He Have a Soul?
Victoria Palladium

ga si3 'Y00 'sY'0'0''''''4' f'"e'' - Nae3 a
T The detectives of New York have
fneaily reached the conclusion that Mr..
Stewart did not have any body. 80 E pa.,
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DIR. C. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT, CONTAIN MERCURY .
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, not capable ef-doing the slightest
iyn,y to the most tendsr infdAk @ A
The genuine DR. McLANE's. YER
MlFuGE bears the signatures Of c.; Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bios. on 1.-THE
Wrapper. d. % RS ssS&fs ial
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ny virtue Of certain yend ,exponss Issued
ont Of the court of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, sndFs
State Of Ohio, in . case pending In Asaid.s
court betvesd ths aS0vs snahsd,p ,pastlss, s,sxAd
to me directed 4 will offer for, sale at
public auction at the east door of the court
house in wdodfSsld, on \ iTss0OH
Saturday, Gle 2iss dasof Dscsmbessis7sg
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. m. and e.
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following DE-:
sie sSsie's a. rs., 'si, slu.ls z A99sp' county
A church builaihg ykhoSa Asshs United
Brethren in 0hrist's Ghnrph, ,situste in Frank.
lin township. aud Tocatsd on the southeast
quarter Of section twsnty two, township tixA
and range seven, .ss2e
Said property SO osdstsd to be}cid Il nv.
pf pf',sss ssis "a ss ss.
thih OF dS Of sals and talinst hFrsof&
6rmation..
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EEws publish BLAlsE's speech in
advance Of its delivery. Here it Is:
"Ber-rlud.n sI sa l.
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DIR. g. MeLANE'S
LIVER a1lPII,fS'

are not recommended as "a remedy "for all :
the ills that flesh is heir to, but in affections
of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, !,
Dyspspsia and Sick Headache, or diseases Of,
that shalac,sf they stand without arrival. &
AG UE A n p FEVER us
No betterscathartie caAshe used preparatory
to, or afterstaling sQuinine.
As simple pnrgative they are arequaled.
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Woodsfield. Dec. II. 1875.

"a union Of hearts. union of hands, :.
A union of States none may sever; y
Aanien of lakes, union of lands.
And the FLAG GoF.oUR UEIoS FoREvRn.' :
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a CcOUNTS and vouchers have been hlsd
IL in the Probate Court OF Monroe County. !,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Adnip,S
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First partial account. Of Mary L. Johnston
Guardian 81 xafy =. And jamess b. JOIN. =
: ston. .1ln99h Il nslSl) hnA
Second. partial account Of Thomas Cline sur.
viving Executor Of George Cline, SEN.
Second partial aceount,of John r. Thnepsn
Guardian of the minor heirs Of Als4' spds ,