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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, will Offer
for sale, at public auction, free Of dover. on
Friday. the 3lst day of December, 1850
at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, Upon the premises
the following described real estate, situate IN
Benton township, Monroe county. Ohio. Ia
witt
The west half of the northeast quarter Of
section nineteen, township three. range I've
containing eighty acres more or less.
Appraisei at $3.50.
Terms or SALR-Ope half cash In hand
and one half In one year from day Of sale
With interest; the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
SANFORD WBDDLL.
Administrator Of William Wsddls, decd.
nsv30, 'sows.
DAVID OKEr Atty
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DoMRsrIc SCENE wife, guess
I'll 20 to town, to-day"
"AlI right, my dear: and as II Is near
Christmas please 60 to JAKE REIN
HERR'S and get me . pair of those
nice vases bring Sn,ie nice doll, and
Maggie one OF those nice Trs Setts;
Bobbie nice sled or Hobby Horse, and
johnnie a wagon, or Magic Lantern, or
something else to please. And you can
get all kinds OF nice Candies, Nuts and
toys there too. Now don't pleaae, mis-.
take the place-it 10 REINHERR'S,
Main street-for there you will find the
largest ana greatest variety ! ever saw
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~ MINNIE REISHERR, daughter o.
Mr.. JACOB RElNnERR, OF this place, cele.
brated her 10th:birsh day last Saturday
evening, nv = party tnwhich quite .
number Of little folks we're invited =
They had lots OF fun playing and romp-
ing, anv amount Of COOL things 10 eat
and went home at 10 o'clock to relate
what . jolly time they had.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

MARY 3. THIRLR. whose place Of resi-
Iu dsncs and postofice addr"ss is unknown.
and cannot with reasonable diligence be
asoertained, will take notice that on the 18th
day Of November. A. D. 1880, Frederick
Thiels fled in the court Of common pleas
Of hopres county. Ohio, his petition against
her; the object and prayer Of which is to
obtain divorce from her, on scosunt Of hsI
willful absence from Elm for moro than three
years last past Said petition may be heard
and the prayer thereof granted n sny time
after the expiration Of sir wesks from shfs
date. FREDRRICK THIBLE;
By pssrso. 4 b0hsrty, his xstys.
aotSO, ,'80t5.
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%Our farmer friends shoulh be care.
ful how they sign papers rendered them
by slick talking agents for washing ma
chimes, lightning rods, pumps, &c. Mr.
James Ferguson, who lives just outside
Of the city, did that thing last week for
washing machine agent. and never rea.
lized what he was doing until a,tef be
had given note for 5000 odd dollars
and the man had gone. Better fight shy
of oil such people, and he content to ge,
riches by slower end surer method W.
understand that the payment Of the mote
given by Mr. Ferguson will be resisted
in the courts.-Naftetta Times.
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~C.r,. ]. W. N. B.ocfrof Fran

~ Capt. ]. W. N. Bsocfs Of Frank.
lin township, In note received last
week, says that he signed the Z WILssN-
Brock article, relating to the challenges
and rejected votes at the October elec-
ton "cheeffully' and that he never said
to any one that he 'did it reluctantly"
We published the statement, exactly
Is il came to us from responsible citi-
zen OF Franklin township, that Capt.
Brock 80 said to him when questioned
about the signing Of the letter. II the
gentleman was mistaken as to the Cap
tain's meaning, then our item Was in.
correct, otherwise not.
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c%AIiterary Society was organic d
at Mrs. NJ. A. Wars the evening Of ,he
lst inst. Mr.. ASHER OKxY vas elected
President. Miss ANNIE " Az: Vice Pies.
ident, and Miss MINNIE DikHL, Secrr-
tarv. The Society meets to morrow
evening, 8h inst, at the residence OF
Mr. p. DrEHL.
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1~On TUESDAY, evening Miss Sarah
G. Wilson and Elias H Stilwell were
married in the Summerneld N E Church
by Rev Fast. The church was nearly
filed with, friends OF the. married pair
and interested spectators The attend
ants we're Fl W. Farley and Miss Lyde
Wehri H.B Faber, and Miss Lydia A
Taylor. The presents we're elegant and
appropriate. The welded pair have
gone on visit to the brother OF tht
groom, John Slilwell, OF Troy, Ohio
Enterprise
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FAR M
200 ACRES FOR SALE.

THR undersigned desire to sell their farm
i Of 200 acres lying Immediately east Of
Boston. Belmont county, Ohio. There is on
the farm two good dwsllins honsss. good
stable, barns. sheep houses. and In short
every bBilding nscssssryt, Land all lays
we'll; isIwsll watersd, and all in grass. There
is three good orchards omit Will sell le~
and on long time with low rate Of interest.
For further particulars inquire Of
ATKINSON BROTHERS
movie, 6,'s0n3. Batesviile, Ohio. Z
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81 Our pscketsr have GONE into nc

~ Our packets have eone'into new
trades. The Courier runs between Gre
sap's Grove and Powliattan. The Nal
lie Rason is the regular Possum Creek
Packet; the Welcome was last sighted
at the head of Fish Creek, on her way to
the Baltimore Road, while the Pbeton
runs with great regularity. once week,
from Sistersville to the "Towhead."-
New MaytiasuiNe Democrat.
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ETAn old veterinary surgeon OF the
army gives the following simple and
safe cure for the epizootic: Take one
pound gum assafe ida, mix it with one
gallon boiling water, stir the mixture
until the assafe,ida is dissolved, let the
mixture cool, strain and give the horse
cne half pint every three hours. This
will relieve him within twelve hours,
and give him good appetite.
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ss.cy The. feet of the wicked srod on
slippery places last week that is, some
nf them did. and some were nnab'e 10
maintain a.perpendicular attitude. a.
Though there was considerable fussing
and scratching about on the pavementa
20 do 81. Several OF the wickedest peo.
pie in.town sat down quite suddenly on
the sidewalks, and could give no good
reason for the strange conduct. -
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HMr.,WILllAx MACE, Of Barnes
Vile, who is here buying wheat, was &C.
sefely injured last Friday evening by .
ladder he Was up on slipping from under
him. He is able to walk with the assis'
sance.of cane. ass
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PROBATE COURT.

Nov 39.-Ross L. Hutchinson. Guar.
dian Of the person and estate Of James
A. Hutchinson. q minor, reported sale
OF real estate which was confirmed
Elizabeth B Tbeis and F. w. Theis
were appointed Administrators of the
estate of George Theis. deceased bond
$4,000 John NJ Goodwin, Jamee
Nesbit and John Toni we're appointed
appraisers. &ts
L o Okev, Guardian OF the estate oi
Estella williamson, q minor, fled an In
ventory of the estate belonging to said
Ward.
Samuel Thrall, Guardian OF A. C.
Smith, . minor; and Thomas Scott
Admir- OF the estate OF James Scott
filed accounts; hearing contin nued. -
T. L Twinem. Admir- of the estate oi
Thos c. Penn, reported . sale Of Ieal
estate, which was confirmed. Out ol
the proceeds of said sale the Admins.
traitor was ordered to pay to Nancy
Penn S192 60 for her dover interest.
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OBITUARY.

DrED -RAcHAEL DENT, of cancer, No
vember l, 1880.
She was kind mother to her children
and was loved by all who knew her
She was a devoted Christian till death
and left bright evidence behind that sh,
Was going home to die no more. Ou
loss is her great gain. Nav the Lore
bless her husband and childred.
n p n
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AU-The boys are NOW enjoying sea-
of good cnas,ing, and their merry
shouts as young Americs isscends the
slippeYy incline awakens the memory Of
many pleasant hour On the ice. For
good, solid fun aud healthiulness this is
one Of the best sports ever introduced.
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~A sort OF Reorganization Of the
secret work OF Odd Fellowship has been
aereed.upon by the Supreme Lodge, and
all existing rituals are to be discarded
ana the number OF the degrees In the
anbordinate lodge abridged. The new
work is 10 60 into effect on the let OF
Jannary next gssr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

reT Call al sEHs SPIRIT Office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business,
eafd on envelopes. statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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eEJAcoB MoosE, Jr., son OF JACOB
MoosE, Sr., Of this township, Center,
fell 10 shes Gre one morning ten days
since and burned one arm and his face
terribly. The-young man has been sub.
ject to fits for years past and one came
nn him just after he had kindled the FIRE
DR.. A. 1. DoRR was called to attend tie
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The Judge Was Burned,

SrruBENv,LLE,. December 2.-Judgt
Patrick while in his room at the UnilcI
States Hotsl Yesterday morning, s'rucl
q match, setting FIRE TO lambrequin oi
the mantle. and in his Efforts to extin
guish the flames burned his hands sc
badly that he was unable TO hold couI
in the forenoon. Court was in Session
IN the afternoon, but the Judge was IN
allie to write.
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~ Wheeling market quotations las,
week we're ~ follows:
Wheat-The market has not changed
sircs our last quotations prices. red
winter shipping and milling 90a95c; hes,
grades new Sl.05
Corn-But little old corn in The mar.
ket. Plenty OF new corn at 40.45c
Rve-Thers is some being offered in
the market. .a Csc. The trade, however,
10 light. 80
OAts-The market ia lively and good
demand; supply is good; new 35s40c
Barley-Scarce, with fair demand,
except for the hest qualities, At 65a75c.
Hav-Good demand and supply squal
to it; new lonse on wagons $40 00a2i
90 per ton; baled S21 00a22 %.
Seeds-Timothy steady OF 2 Is per
bushel for Western; clover seed IS ass
5 50 per hushcl.
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eEMr CHARLrs HiLL. Of Washing.
ton township, left here yesterday morn
ing. the Oh inst, to serve IS a Petit
Juror in the United States Court At Co.
lumhus. Mr.. c. CLARK. of Woodsfield,
drawn ss q Grand Juryman, in the came
Court, accompanied Mr Hill
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Andrews Bazaar for December.

AndroWs' Bazaar for December.
On many previous occasions we have
spoken in terms of praise OF this jour
nal. The December number is truly q
royal one. From the. striking Christ
mas picture. "Santa Clause at Home
on the title page, to the last page with
its funny pictures and always sprightly
Turtle Tracks" J" it is good. The liter
ary features, its stories, miscellany, etc
are OF q sort peculiarly pleasing at holi.
daytime. In addition to it's usual
wealth Of Fashion Intelligence oil yearly
subscribers receive with this number, O
Grand Christmas Gift in the form of q
Gigantic Supplement, the full siza ol
TIE Bazaar itself, filed with useful and
beautiful designs that can be used as
patterns in fashioning many articles
suitable for Holiday Gifts ALSO designs
for printing on china, silk and satin, fol
embrOideries, ETC.. etc The proprietor
states that these designs, II purchased
of dealer. would cost ten times The
price of The BAzAK, which statement
will at once be con6r ned by any on,
who may examine this beautiful supple.
ment. The subscription price OF An
DREws Bazaar is 81 q year, and every
subscriber is entitled 10 valuable pre-
MUM, and, il they begin with the De
cember number, they will secure th,
Christmas supplement.
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RDr. S. GRImsHAw. Of Canton
Ill.,. sends % on subscription. and
writes that he would like to see MIKE
HyrrsLER and have 9 talk about the
old country.
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s,AvSsould m. Agent call to, sell you
the 20 Q-,ssn Nv flashing MachineT for part
money and your note for the balance
boot him of your premises-if you are
physically able for the Job
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asJv Adyert,seuAsh,s.

Adm,r's NOTICE. 4. r. &F ". TnEis.
Cbristmas comes on Saturday this
year.
Tsk-psving to this writing ha, nos
been very hrisk.
The County Commissioners are in
session this week.
Wool is selling 10 Belmont county at
from ~ to As cents.
Mrs. Cooks new residence will he
completed this month.
Chess is the amusement Ia Woods.
field. among the boys.
Oats straw sells to- the Bellaire Glass
Works at 3lS per ton. !.
Don't fail to attend the Teachers In.
ktitute. Notice elsewhere In this paper.
Rev. EpNUsDs 10 visiting at his ia
thers, in Stark county, this week.
Attention is invited to advertisement
81 two farms for sale in Morgan coun.
y.
An iateresting- Literary is held .,
BArxAMs school house every Friday
ssening.
Ms. ELLA MILLER, OF Columbus, is
Visiting at her father 8. Mr. W. T. Nor
His, in this place.
When the last snow FILL little child
In 10 IN called out, "Oh, ma ma, see the
NON rx,rn falling"
There are tweniy.feur divorce suits
to he tried at the present term OF the
Belmont County Court.
Al. FEELY, late conductor on the B
Is. W., has accepted y position on the
Ohio 4 W Va Railroad.
DR.. j. WAY, OF Washington towr-
ship, fell, while in his barn, q few days
since and injured his spine.
Rev. EDxUxDs preached . very enter
tanning sermon on Newspapers, to 9
crowded house, last Sun'iav evening.
DR. E A. FAReUaAk, OF Z.nesville.
recently fell upon The icy pavement and
fractured both bones Of his right arm.
JIx SHkRRr. Engineer ON the Bellaire
4 Southwestern resigned last week 10
aecepta position on the B. 4 .. K K.
An eagle was captured In Guernsey
county last week that measured Elk feet
and Two inches from tip to Tip Of its
;tines ''s g Aaaa fs
Many OF our campaign subscribers
have concluded to -hecome ssregpIsis
and take the paper through the coming
year. We woula be pleased II more ot
them would adopt the same wise course.
There ia nothing like newspaper I'D
vertising for people who have novelties,
specialities, etc, to which they want at
ssntion directed. The holidays are az
prosching and merchants and others
should apply for space.
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wAsTED,-As Solicitor In Monro.
county, Tor = first :clasas Fres Iusurance
Company. Address.
j. T. PENNINGTON. As't,
n4awa. Bellsire, Ohio.
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~I 1t appears that the Belmont Coun.
ty Board Of Examiners has recently
been required to revoke the certificate
OF . teacher on account OF drunkenness
There have been some complaints and
intima atoms that political iLflaences had
something to do With the matter, caus-
ing Prof. J NJ. YARsrLL to publish .
card in the Enterprise. from which We
quote the following extract:
do not care what party teacher be.
longs 10, II he is q drunkard, would
not sign his certificate, though I believ.
ed he we're the best instructor in the
land aye, though he we're the last and
only teacher living on esrth. Bnt We
have plenty Of sober teachers, Just a.
competent, and far better architects oI
character among our children than any
man who tiprles, though even so little
No "barrel" can buy me; but I will vote
every time to revoke the certificate o
every teacher who gets drunk, even if 4
should be my brother or nv own son
pos' endorse fora drsnkard, no m attel
what the persecution,
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A0rNTs AND DCANyAssEH

/ Agents. AND CANvAssERS
Mako from S25 tp $50 per
week selling goods for B q. RIDE
OUT 4 co, 10 Barclay street, New
Ysrk.
Seed for their Catalogue and terms.
iaus24, '80lv,
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-aAEFof shs pssttwo weeks our streets
have hsii hundreds OF sieds and wagons
on thsm delivering whest, Wool and
dressed porkers ).
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We like this. More gold coming to
America. France is about disgorging
II, SOC, 900 francs TO Qs.
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Cleveland and Pittsbursh Railroad

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Tickets can be puroha,sl ts all points
IN the far West at the lowest. possible rates
~ we'll - tha Rast, and baggage checked Il
destinatien. For fall particulars, maps. stc /.
apply to n. Gordon, Ticket Aseasc 4 r. 3
B., Bsllairs, Ohio.
Pr MYERS,
/ General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent.
JOHN TH0EAS. General Superintendent.
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@50A WEEK. sl2 day At home easily
~ 4 made. Costly Outfit free. Address
luE 4 Co, Augusta, Maine dsc2;TsI
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TFURNITURE. CHAIRS and BED.
STEADS down at low Cash Prices at
~ WADDELL & HELBLINGS
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Seven Farms for Sale.

fNHR subscriber offers for sale seven well
i improved farms, containing from
80 10 200 Acres Each,
At very low rates and on easy terms.
A part Of this land is offered by the ut-
dersisned a. Executor Of the estate of Jacob
Men, dsceased.
For further particulars call on
G80RGR NRfF,
Oua mile ives: Of New Castle, or. add. ess q!
Laing.s o.. Monroe County, Ohio.
july s,'soms.
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WANTED.

/. Every man. woman and child. to know that
JACOB REfNHERR keeps constantly on hand
full stock of Candies, Confectioneries. Canned
Fruits. Toys. Bologna Sausage, Cheese, Cakes,
Pies. Bread, Tobacco and Cigars, which he sells
at living rates. He also keeps the celebrated
Summerfieid Flour for sale. Give him call.
eE Buy the CONQUERER CLOTHES
WRINGER. Every Wringer WARRAN-
TED. Fer sale at
WADDELL & HELBLINGS
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NARKIED On October 18th, nv Rev
F u. FAsr. Miss HAKRIEr "A. KING te
Mr. WILLIAM AUDUDptr. SCI
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HIDES AND FURs.

Tire highest cash price paid for Hide,
and Furs Call on
H B. LITTLE.
Wood.6eld, Oaio.
November 80. l880-3i3e
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~ Full assortment Of Groceries. Motions,
Hardware, Stationary and WOODWARD at Schu-
macheris opposite Bank.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO Els.

"a Hardware of all kinds at WADDELL
& HELBLING'S SHELF HARDWARE q
speciality. a. Na
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wsHoT GUNS, SINGLE AND
DOUBLE BARREL. at prices from SO 90 to
SIS 90 at WADDELL &. HELBLING,S
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received lot Of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see them.
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Harness and Saddle Shop.
IWoodsneld.o:

H KRRCHNRR informs the citizens OF
liz Woodshsld ami Vicinity that he has
dpeneda
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP
over Deiter's Grocery. aud will manufacture
harness. saddlsi, brid ss. aud all other srti-
oles In his basiness that the trads demands
Repairing done on short noticu and at fair
rates. Pieces Of harness, whips and straps
kept on hand. Call aud examine goods and
obtain prices. Goods warranted to be ex-
actly as represented, and rates reasonable.
nov30, ,'80m3.
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TwADDELL & HELBLING,s is Head
quarters for SPORTSMEN'S Goods. such as
Guns Revolveta. and all kinds of Ammunition
Give them Q call.
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sHERIFrs SALE
George s. Algeo, Administrator,
w..
Elizabeth Stewart,


pY virtue Of certsin order Of sale issued
from the oonr 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.
will Offer for sale At public auction, at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsasld
on sa
Friday, the 3lst day Of December. 1880
between ths hours Of 10 o'clock &. m. and
4 O'Clock p M, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situats In Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter oi
section nine, township three Of range Avs,
containing eighty acres. mere or less, (sxoept
,ro acres sold BY Basil Stewart to Israel
waltsrs) and also except the tract Of land
sold BY Elisabeth Stewart to William Ecksl
berry. lying east of the road leading from
fusls landing to Woodsnsld.
Said property 50 ordered to Be sold Is ap
praised 1t 5000, aud may sell for two.thirdi
Of said appraissment Terms of sale, cash
before confirmation.
WN. READ,
nss3O,' ,'sow5. -, Sheriff Y. C. q.
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The volumes Of the MAGAZINE begin with
the numbers for June and December of each
year. When no time is specified, It will b
Understood that the subscriber wishes to
begin with the current number.
A complete set Of HARPER's MAGAZINE,
comprising 81 volumes, In neat cloth bind
iIg, will be sent by express, freight At sx :
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So, Cloth cases for binding, 80 cents BY
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Remittauoes should be made by Postofice
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Newsrapers are not to copy this adver
tisem mt without the express order Of Has
PER i BRorHERs. Address
HARPER 4 BROTHERS..
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Two Farms for Sale.

.s, farm ~. :. 81 ACRES in ..I s':s' :sas:, ,s.,
Ohio. miles east Of AcConnslsvills, undsr
good cultivation GALL in grassy and we'll i'm
proved.
Also, another Of SO Acres,
adjoining the village Of New Bristol, on
Neigs Creek, miles east Of Moconnelsvile,
on the ,Barnssvills road. 6a
Tho above belong to the estate of B. r.
Watson, deceased, formerly Of Monroe CCun.
". Call atd see the premises, or address
GEO. h. WATSON, Rt'r,
dsc7, ,'S0t4. New Holland, Ohio.
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1851.
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.stIdying the sdbisct effectively, aud
from the educational point df yiew--seek king
to pfSv,de that which, taken altogether, will
be Of the most service to the lersest number
~ long ago concluded that, II could hate
but dhe work for public library. / would
select ! complete set Of HAsrsR's AosFaLY.' =
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Its contents are contributed BY the most
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publishers has mads th-m thoroughly osn-
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they will spare no sfSft 10 xrstiiy.
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