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written for The Spirit of Democracy
BeallsyilIe Circuit.

BEALLsvILLE. ONO, Jan, "a, 1879.
EDS SPIRIT: Let the spirit say that
the "protracted meeting" held nearly
three weeks in the NJ E. Church, New
Castle, Belmont county, on Beallsville
Circuit, closed January 22d, 1879, with
grand results The church members
we're greatly revived; there was gen.
eral awakening through all the commu-
nifty, and 81 accessions to the church -
We are told that there has not been such
an awakening on the subject of religion
there for many wears The church, the
pulpit, prayer and sacred song have not
lost their power upon the masses. May
the Lord continue to bless the people
and make His work abiding among
them. L B KING
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[St Clairsville Cor. Enterprise, Esd inst.l
A rather peculiar case was up before
Squire Alexander on Tuesday. Last
fati during the political excitement, Sher-
iff Kinney gave his note for $500 to DR..
Estep for his support and influence du-
ring the county convention; shortly af-
erward the Doctor sold the note, and
the purchaser attempted to collect the
amount which was refused. The Doc,
tor, seeing the "way the wind blew, y
brought suit against ex-sheriff Kinney
to recover the amount, but the case be-
ing rather ticklish one, the Squire had
not given decision up to the time OF wri
tinu
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Factory Facts.

Close confinement, careful attention 10
all factory work, gives the operatives
pallid faces, poor appetite, languid, mis-.
cradle feelings, poor blood, inactive liver.
kidneys and urinary troubles, and all the
physicians and medicine in the world
cannot help them unless they get-ou of
doors or use Hop Bitters, made Of the
purest and best of remedies, and espe.
ciaily for such cases, having abundance
of health, sunshine AID rosy cheeks in
them. None need suffer if they will use
them freely. They cost but triAe. See
another column.
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w The Resolution authorizing the
inquiry into the cipher dispatches pas Sed
the House, on Thursday; yeas 1913, nays
120, the Democrats very generally vot-
ing against the resolution.-Athens Mes
senger.
A majority Of the Democratic men,
bers voted in favor of investigation,
while not a single Republican member DO
ted fori Republican Editors are Ger.
tainly sick of the cipher business, judg
ing from the utter untruthfulness of the
above specimen of wish-was
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~Tbe fo,,ow;no of,oora nor,

~The following officers were elect
ed and duly installed for the ensuing
term of Woodsield Lodge No. 377 of 1.
o. o. F., January I'd, 1879:
N G., P. Schumacher. Jr.: v g.,
Louis SuIsberger; P S, F Reef; R S
Louis P. Lang: Treasurer, Jacob Rein.
herr; Co. T. Judkins; w A Dieter
o. G, E D. Craig I G., John H Lang
R. S N G., John Doherty; L S N G.,
VIM. r. Scheufele: r. S. v. G., Fritz
Buckio; L. S. v. G., A. E Hill; R. S.
S., Fred Koontz; L S. S., John W. De.
noon.
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RgIn Court on the .24th inst, in the
case Of Gratigney VS.. The Ohio Farm
er's Insurance Company, four Of the
witnesses for the defense demanded their
fees and mileage before being sworn
Aiterward one of the four waived his
demand and was sworn. The remaining
three we're not sworn, the defense having
decided to proceed without their testi
mony, The law permitting witnesses tc
demand their fees each day, during the
continuance Of case In Court, wat
passed last Winter. This is the first in
stance OF demand having been made
for fees in our Court, under this law.
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The PRoBATING OF WILLs.-By law
passed last winter, notice must he given
in writing, to all heirs resident in the
State, before any will can be admitted
to probate. Blanks for this purpose will
be furnished by the court. However,
when will is deposited in the Court by
the testator, himself, such notice need
not be given
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ROAD NOTICE. !.


NOTICE is hereby given that . petition
~ will be presented TO the Commissioners
Of Monroe county at their next. session 10
be held oh the hrst Monday in March, A,
1879, praying for the vacation Of the follow.
ing part Of the county road leading from
station No. l. on the lands Of John Spapglsr.
In Summit township, said county, to abridss
on the line of the old Malaga road fnew Va
cated). established on petition Of Joseph
Hamilton and others, TO wit; b.,. 80
Beginning at poiut on ths lands Of ]. q.
Hamilton where the old road intersects the
present road, and thence the whole line OF
said road to the bridge where the road inter-
scots the line OF the old Malags road {uow
vacated) on the lands Of Christian Weber,
for the reason that the same has become uss.
less to the public, sas f'.5ee,s.;i l,su
Janl4, SgR5. MANY PETITIONERS,
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Mr. Greeley's six words Of advice to
young men would be an appropriate
motto for the biographical sketches of
the new Lieutenant Governor of Colo
RADIO. Not long ago he was stone cut
ter 10 Augusta, Me-, and when be went
West he opened miners store In Lead
vile, Col. Now he is worth $5, 5,00O, 900,
owns TWO mines, from which he receives
thousands day, is President Of bank
and proprietor Of a large wholesale
store. and has been Postma aster. West
ward. ho!
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NOTfCE TO lasi
Civil Engineers &survsysrs.


NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed pro.
~ possls will be received at the Auditors
Once, Woodsasld, Monroo County Ohio, until
noon on the s e-,,
Sd day of NlarcIs. 1879, v5
TO construct the necessary maps and plats
to enable the several District Assessors, In
the county aforesaid. TO correctly reappraiss
all ths real estate in said county. Rach
township must be plated separately upon
scale Of two aud one half Of one inch to the
mile. Township, range ard section lines
with their proper numbers must be distinctly
marked and shown on said plats. .- ygG,
Also. the boundary lines Of each tract or
par el of land in each section must be
shown, together with the owners name and
contents in acres, or parts OF an acre.
In townships where villages. special dis
tricts, or corporations are situated, such
sections or special school districts or oorpo.
Iations must be plated on a separate plat
to scale Of eight inches to the mile, show.
ing the villages; number OF lots and parts
Of lots and all out.lots or tracts of land III
such District or Corporations. with owners
names thereto attacheds s ~. ara
The bid must state the amount for each
township separate. The work must BE- done
in q workmanlike manner, and finished BY
the first Monday in January, 1880. Rach bid
must be accompanied BY 3 good and sufA.
cient bond of 81 po0 to become due and
pay able in case the bidder shall fail OF refuee
to enter into contract in aceordanes with the
aforesaid proposal. aJatf tw
The Commissioners reserve the right 10
reject Que or all bids, raLJ
BY order Of the Commissioners.
NJ. HQEFFLKRJ
Auditor Monroe County, Ohio.
deelo,JSw4,
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kEIn the Common Pleas Court last
week DANIEL NEUHARr, PETER DIEHL
JoHs P SpRIeGs, Louis p NEUHARr
DANIEL NEUHARr. Jr., LAWRENCE A
NEuHARr, FRED'K DIEHL, JOSIAH CREA-
sEY, JosEPH BRrNKMAN, W. H. BRADLEY.
w. d. DALLEr, CHARLES DALEY and
W. II. GARRETT, fled petition repre-
senting that they "are the Directors, du-
ly elected and qualified Of the Monroe
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and
that said company is doing business and
has it's principal office in Woodsfeld." !"
The petitioners ask that the name be
changed to The Woodsfeld and steu-
benvilIe Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
nv,
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CARD OF THANKS.
BEALLsvILLE, MONROE Co OHIO
tannaru "a 1870

BEALLsvILLE, MONROE 20, OHIo,
January "a, 1879.
Ed SPIRIT: Allow us space in your
excellent paper TO return our thanks TO
friends from Beallsville, New Castle and
Jerusalem M. E Churches for their very
substantial and cheering donation Of
"the good things of this life" with
which they favored US at the parsonage
January % The presents, and the
good will that prompted them, are great
ly appreciated by every member of our
family. We shall ever remember such
kindness. We need not stop to enume
rate the very many things brought in-
they are multitude. We only pray that
gracious Providence may compensate
them, as we can not.
REV and MRs L B. KING.
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GEOn Monday, OF last week, Mrs.
MoRRss. ueh known and aged lady of
this place, while passing from an upper
room OF the residence Of her son JAxEs
E. NORRIS to q hall in the rear building,
unfortunately forgot that there was q
descent Of two steps between the room
and hall. and falling was very seriously
but not dangerously injured. Her inju.
ries seem principally confined to a severe
strain OF the neck and back, though her
face is much bruised and cut.
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MARRIED On January l2ih, 1879,
by G M Blowers Esq, of Adams town.
ship, Miss ELIZABETH ERLEwINR to MIR.
HENRY MILLER.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. T. B VAN
EMAN, Miss ELIZA J. CRAWFORD TO Mr..
LEWIS GRAY.
On the 7th inst by Rev. P. j. WEIs.
sENBERGER, Miss MARY BRIsTER to Mr..
JOSEPH WEIsEND.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. GEO. Nc
DONALD, Miss CLARA CRAIG to Mr. DA-
vID CRAWFORD.
Ga the 2lst inst, in Woods6eld, by
Rev. W. H. RIDER, Miss ELIZABETH
DAVENPORT to Mr.. W. G MOONEY.
January 81, 1879, at the residence of
the brides parents, by j. T. Culver.
HOUSE ESQ. of Green township. Miss
MARGARET j. PENNELL and Mr.. BENoNI
S. BENNET.
By Rev. L B KING at the brides resi-
dence near Jerusalem, Ohio, Thursday
evening, January 23d, 1879. Miss ELLA
A. TiProN to Mr.. JAMES A JOHNSTON,
all of Monroe county, Ohio.
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RA correspondent of the Enauirer

TA correspondent Of the Enquirer,
writing of the useless Office of Infrma.
ry Director, says:
"The per diem now paid to three Di-
rectors for divided and spasmodic at
tention would in most of our counties
secure the entire services of one compc-
tent man, who, whether Director or Su.
perintendent or whatever else you may
call him, should be appointed, and not
elected, and should hold his Office during
good behavior, but subject to quick re.
moval in case of inefficiency or mslfea-
sance The appointing power should be
vested in.the County Commissioners, or
perhaps more efficiently, in a Board of
Trustees, serving without pay, as in our
State Institutions. This Board could be
best appointed, perhaps, by the Court of
Common Pleas OF the county"
Any system that can be devised will
be an Improvement upon the one now in
vogue. Abolish the office of In6rmary
Director.
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PROBATE COURT.

January 20.-The last Will of John
A. Boice was admitted TO probate
Sarah A. Boice, the Executrix named in
the Will, having declined accepting said
trust, on motion, A G W. Potts was
appointed Administrator, with the will
annexed; bond $4,000. John Hofer,
Perry Cline and A M Voegtly were ap-
pointed to appraise the personal estate.
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View Advertisements,

SaoRrs.-The price of wool is look.
ing up.
The Petit Jury was finally discharged
on the s5th inst.
Only TWO Jury trials during the pres.
ent term Of Court.
The four iron cages In the lower part
Of the Jail approach completion.
Z Mrs. H. B. HrtL, of this place, slipped
and fell on the ice the night OF the 2lst
inst, breaking bone or bones near the
hip Joint.
The case of C.. GRATIoNEY against
The Ohio Farmers Fire Insurance Com.
pany occupied two days of Court last
week. The plaintiff recovered judg
ment for S9l9 80, which is the amount
sued for, with interest $19 80.
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egA. Grow. who for several years
hiss resided with the family of W.. H
Wilson, of Sunmsrfeld, last Sunday
morning, accidentally fell into cistern
in the rear OF the house, and, before as.
sistance could be rendered him, was
drowned. He had q number of relatives
In this and adjoining Counties,-Nobls
Csssey Republicans.
His relatives in this county are spend
ing the Winter down South; they are
expected to return next Spring.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
PROBLEMS.

No. IA party Of II at a hotel had
to pay Sl2 for lodging. The rates we're
"a for men, 81 for women, SO cents for
boys and rs cents for girls. How many
of each we're in the partyf
No. "a lad multiplying by fve-
sixths instead of five sixteenths obtained
ive.ninths for an answer. What result
ought to have been obtained2
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81 The latest dodge OF the shsrpers
is to sell farmers new kind of oats at
80 bushel, and contracting to take all
the farmers raises the first year at 81 SO
per hushei. They get farmers note,
sell it, and skip out. Look out for them,
and when they come around, give them
booting.
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EAt the sale of delinquent lands on
the 2lst inst, Treasurer GAToHELL sold
so pieces, as follows:
Total,

There we're II fractions of lots for
which there were no bidders. They
stand as forfeited to the State and will
be offered for sale as forfeited lands, at
the front door of the Court House, on
the second Monday of next December
There have not been any lands forfeited
in this county before since 1861.
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WondstieId stock Market.

January 27--Cattle 2ta3 per pound ;
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 2a23c pei
pound gross.
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HgThe following item from the Ma

wT The following item from the Ma
rietta Register exactly fits our county
Grand Jurymen ofthe future,please read
"Our Grand Juries, term after term
have been reporting that they visited the
Jail, and found it in good condition
Why not 60 little further2 There is
an institution in the Court House yard
that is not only not in good condition,
but nuisance and an outrage on all de-
cency. II it can't be kept better, II
should be burned down. We don't know
whose duty it Is to look after this mat
ter, but we believe 1t is ours to call at
tention to it,
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DrrD Id the 22d inst, at his home
near Antioch, Of paralysis, JAccB HUFF.
NAN, aged about s2Ayears. Mr.. HUFF
Man was one OF the old residents of this
county, an unswerying Democrat, a kind
husband and father and good citizen
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eEThe dog Law as it now stands pro-
vides that dogs shall be listed, but the
sections providing for their taxation were
repealed last Winter. The wise men at
Columbus are requested to investigate as
to the truth Or falsity of this statement.
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~ Hon. HENRY MAuRY, the Member
from this county in the Legislature, has
introduced bill to regulate the school
book gouge. HENRY. don't let the paid
lobby of the publishers succeed in hav,
ing the, bill consigned where daylight
will never reach 1t.
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The Agent Problem.

Dear Spirit: In your last issue l find
the following problem which has exer-
cised the minds OF many of my neigh
bors:
ga man being appointed by town as
agent for the sale of liquor, received on
assuming the Office cash to the amount
of S32 II
Value of liquors on hand at same
time, 81 54
Cash received on sale Of liquor
during year, JO2 81
Amount paid for liquors during
year, 59 81
Amount of salary paid agent, 25 90
Amount of liquor ON hand at the
end of year, 81 81
Does the agent owe the town, or does
the town owe the agent, and how much ?
Here is my solution Of it, briefly sta
ted.
The agent has on hand S31 81 worth
of liquor, which of course he owes to
the town. We have then only to ascer
tain the state of the cash account
The agent reed from the town S32 II
from sales 102 81
Total receipts, 135 IA
The agent is entitled to credits,
Amount paid for LIQUOR $50 81
of agents salary, 25 90
Total credits "a 81
Now Sl35, ,91-s50,2 %, which
is the amount of cash due from The
sgent to the town. M TYRo
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The Truth.

In the whole United States there is
not fayoring extract that is so vaiua
BILE, SO positive, 90 effec,ual in producing
the most delicious, desirable, and delicate
favored cakes, pastry, ice cream, etc +, as
DR. Priee's justly celebrated Special Fla
voriDg Extracts
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
GALL AND SETTLE.

All persons indebted to J. "A. Boice,
M. D., deceased, will please settle either
by cash or note (cash preferred) between
now apd the first of March. Settlements
made with A q W. PoTTs,
n48l3. Hannibal, Ohio.
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H Ohio VS.. NELSON COVERT; charge,
stealing log chain; tried on the 25'h
inst. verdict, ..guilty;" defendant, by
counsel, tiled motion to set aside the
verdict and for new trial for hearing.
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kEWM ScHEuFKLE, Jr, Of Woods
held, has opened barber shop over at
Beallsville, this county. Billy under.
stands the business and will render sat
fsfaction to all who patronize him.
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Chicag0-Jan "a The Drovers
journal reports-hogs-All grades a
shade higher, ,Choice heavy.3 30@3 6Oc;
mixed 8 OO@3 25c; light 1908 26c.
Closed shade off and weak.
Catle-Shipping3 85@5 00c; stock
ers 00@3 15c; butchers firm, cows
2 OO@2 Toe; good fat cows 3 0O@3
rs
Sheep-Stronu and higher.
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EgThe BoorH bill, providing for the
reduction of the Fees and Salaries OF
county officers, passed the Ohio House
OF Representatives by Sc yeas to "a nays.
Mr., MAuRY, our member, voted against
a. -
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nwIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SrrRIr. TERMs.-One year 81 so; six
months 75 cents. Office. North Of The
Manroe Rank
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Baltim

Jan. "a -Four 2 75a5 90: Wheat
05 al OF; Corn 43a44c; Oats 2Sa32:
Rye 55A5Stc
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Road Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ.
lain Road Tax Receipts at THE SpfRfT
ofice at "A cents per hundred.
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Cincinnati.

Jan 24--Flour 3 00a5 %; Wheat
9Oa97c, Corn 3la32c; Oats 24a26c; /;
Rye 5la52c: Barley 03i1 05.
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Cincinnati-Jan 24.-Hogs-
Quiet; common 2 75a3 20; light 8 25a
8 So; packing 3 5Oa5 70; butchers 8
70a3 Is
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

January ID. B Tenor vs. John
Pittman, ct al; civil action; deed correct.
ed as prayed for.
S. P. Gebhart vs. Mary t. Hall, ct al
partition; premises ordered sold; VIM.
Beardmore has first lien; amount Sl36;
Mann, Foreaker Il Mann, I'd lien, Sl6S
The Monroe Bank vs. John Booth &
ano assignment of homestead set aside
for irregulari,y; Sheriff ordered to cause
HOMESTEAD to be set off to defendant
Hendershot.
Mary A. Fryman & ano vs. Catharine
Powell, ct al; partition; o. S Sloan,
Oscar Frank and j H. Hamilton were
appointed Commissioners
Joseph Dierstein vs. Conrad Miller, ct
al; civil action; Sheriff ordered to make
to the purchaser a deed when satisfied
that the purchase money has been paid,
January 90 Day & Bode vs. G H.
Huffman d ano; civil action; coptinueh
at Costs of defendants.
Anne A. Coss VS. Warren Wells; con-
tinued at costs of defendant.
Magdalena Chrisman vs. Jacob W
Weber; settled by the parties
S L. Mooney 4 ano, vs. James G.
McGaughy & ano civil action; judg
ment in favor of plaintiffs and order for
sale of mortgaged premises
H. B Hill, Admir-, vs. Barna Pearson
civil action; judgment in favor of plain
tiff for S425,l5, and order for sale of
mortgaged premises.
D Gregg Il Co. vs. Sole d Goddard
ct al sale of real estate confirmed.
N. Gambs vs. P. Dorr; civil action
judgment in favor of plaintiff for Sl75
20 and costs; defendant gave notice that
he would appeal this case to the District
Court. Bond fixed at S400 .
w J. West vs A. Taylor, ct al, sale
of real estate confirmed
F Muhleman vs. Samuel Lands, ct al
Sheriff ordered to make deed to S Ian
dis, Jr, and E Landis, Jointly for forty
acres, except 2 acres; and to F Muhle
man for 19 acres, and that the Eaudis
pay wo-ihirds of the costs and F. Muhle
man one third of the costs in this case
and credit his judgment with $3.50, les
the one third of costs aforesaid, and il
released from the payment of the resi-
due bid by him at the sale of said prem
ises.
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wSCHUMACHER has just receiv
ed afresh lot OF Candies. Nuts, Figs,
Rsisins, Prunes, Dried Sugar Corn, Rearl
Barley &c. all of which are offered low
for cash. n44
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1t was reported here. by Mr.: F. NJ.
Axos, on Sunday, that WILLIAM LAMP
uNe 4 Co, of Baltimore, had made an
assignment. The liabilities are reported
at 100000.
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MY :::: G.: 6: !; !: !; $;;;: q; !; e; !:
~ REMEDY. TIE
BACK!' e.; $:;:;5::::: = : :: e: 6:

used by all classes for 80 years, and saved
from lingering disease and death, hundreds
who have been given up by Physicians
HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseases OF
the Liver, Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or
gans, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, and Inconti-
nsnce and Retention of Urine. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Brigtt's Disease Of the
Kidneys General Debility, Female Weakness,
Nervous Diseases, Intemperanoe and Bxces.
ses. HUNTS REMEDY cur,s Bilious
Headache, Sour Stomach, ,Costiveness. Dyspep.
sia, Strengthens the Bowels and Stomach and
makes the Blood perfectly pure. HUNTS
REMEDY Is PREPARED EXPRESSLY Foa THESE
DISEASES, AND HAS NkvsR BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL.
OEs TRIAL WILL CONVINCE voc. HUMPS RIM
RDY is purely Vegetable. is usei by Family
Physicians, and the utmost reliance may be
placed Ia it.
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CHICAGO.

Jan. 24-Flour 2 OOa6 90; Wheat
S4a86c; Corn soc: Oats Zoe; Rye
43c; Barley S9a91c