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wTpis morning Mr.. Fred Muhl,


EF This morning Mr.. Fred Muhle-
man, when crossing the res'le work OF
the B z d c south Of the creek DIS.
covered considerable smoke coming up
through the track an on examination
found one of the timhers on which The
track rested nearly burned out. 1t was
hollow and decayed and Gre from some
source had gotten into it and the whole
inside of the timber was on fire. He
secured 3 bucket and carried water suifi
cient to drown out the Gre, which il IN.
discovered might have so weakened the
timber bv train time as TO have endsn-
gsred life.-Besiaire Tribune, l7th inst.
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ITEMS.

A c. RcBINsoN, representing the New
York oil syndicate, which has leased
about 5000 acres of land in the vicinity
Of Jacobsburg, in this county, Is report
ed as s-saying that they will sink three
test wells this summer to the depth OF
l,S00 feet. He feels confident OF get
ting oil 10 paying quantities. and also
states that in case the company is suc-
eessful, pipe line will be laid to Belaire
where the refneries will he hnilt and the
business transacted - Belmont Chroni.
Gle.
TIE Republicans of Noble county
have nominated the folio wing county
ticket: Probate Judge. David NJ Nor.
rison; auditor, W. D. Guilbert; prose-
cutting attorney. Capell Weems; recor /.
er, E. w. Wickham; surveyor, L W.
Merry; commissioner, John r. Gorhy
infrmary director, John NJ. Graham
The convention passed resolution fa.
voring the non inati N OF Judge Frazier
to the Circuit Judgeship.
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The United States in 1884.
Youths Companion


"This is a bad world" President
Dwight OF Yale used to say to his sen
ior class, shut. gentlemen, 1t Is q good
world to do good in."
L We we're reminded OF the P esident's
remark on reading the calculations Of an
other clerevmen, Mr.. F B. Lincke, one
OF Qneen Vic;oria's cbaplsins, who has
beeE ciphering out the destiny of the
}English-speaking world. After doing g
number of hard sums he comes 10 the
conclusion that, one. hundred years from
now. there will he nearly as many peo.
lple speaking the English language q.
there are now inhabitants of the earth.
He figures it up thus: Great Britain
and Ireland, seventy millions; South Al.
rica, sixteen millions; Australia forty.
eight mill ons; Canada, sixty-four mil
lions; the United States, eight hundred
millions; total nine hundred and ninety
eight millions.
|, Having arrived at this enormous re-
suit, Lincke enters upon conjectures a,
to the kind Of people those thousand
millions are likely to be. He has re-
marked, in readiEg the history OF ,h,
past, that the dream Of the pAilosophe,
comes true, and be thinks, therefore, tina
what the best men and women are now
striving for with pen, tongue and hand
will be realized In and by the future mul
titude.
They will be In some degree educated
There will be no class deaf to the wis
dom OF the age. blind to lis art, insensi
BILE to it's aspiration. There will be nj
estates too large 10 he good TO th,
owners, and as rule the farmer will bt
the owner of the acres be tills. "Land
Iordism,' so far as the naked land i
concerned, will not exist. The larges
class will he farmers, living on their owl
land, and holding no more of II thar
they can utilize.
The nations will live in peace, know
ing no rivalry apart from the generous
strife to excel in the arts and in the vir
tues. Iustead Of contending on the fielt
O.: battle for vulgar and odlous mastery
the nations will, as Victor Hugo has Il
give one another rendezvous at interna
tional expositions--the "true fields o
battle" for civilized men.
There will, OF course, be no such thins
as rank or caste, but every hon, st mar
will stand in ell companies the eqna
brother of the rest, Whethe. he be scav
enger or statesman.
| Are these but the idle thoughts OF ar
optlmisl That depends upon Va, who
have the honor to inbahit the Engisl
speaking world at the present time. !
depends much upon the youngest Of ui
who will live in the dawn of that grea
day, and some of whom will he know
as all but contemporaries of the thou
sand millions who speak our language il
1884.
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~The Caa.z Sentinel h.. sse fol-

- Il
The Cadz Sentinel has the fol-
lowing tn say about the wool plank:
The Republican platform on the wool
question ought to be emhalmed in soer
mash. They will areadjust' she tsfi6
and have great respect for the fockmas-
ters ? And they won't do It .hoiixon-
tally" either! Whewl We have come
nf th.ir wise craftsmanship. which il NOT
horizontal, either. The Republican Tar.
fl Commi,sion, representing wise Re
publican craftsmanship. recommended .
horisontal reduction. Bnt Republican
Congress reversed the horizontal bar,
and while. wool was shaved horixoatally
20 per cent, wonlen goods were put up
35 per cent! ! Aad this by Congress
which promised 80 cents for Wool!"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~
John MATz. . minor aged eleven years,
O who resides with Adam Matzin the city Of
Pittsburgh, county of Allegheny and State Of
Pennsylvania. will take notice that petition
was filed against him and others, on the 23d
day of May A. D. 1884 in the court of COM
mon pleas within and for the county of Mon.
roe and State of Ohio, by Adam Matz and is
now pending in said court, wherein said Adam
Matz prays for partition Of the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio. it being 66 acres more or less in sections
seventeen and twenty three. township four and
range Eve, and being all the lands Of which
Henry Matz, deceased. late of said county Of
Monroe. died seized, except twenty acres sold
by Louis Hoefler as administrator with the
will annexed Of said Henry Aatz deceased tt
Joseph Schumacher.
You are required to answer ssid petition on
o. before the 26th day of July A. ID. 1884, OF
said petition will be taken as true.
ADAM MATZ,
~ n By A. J. Pearson, his Atty,
May "a, I9S4-E.
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@Tae Marietta Leader. 18th |


@T6e Marietta Leader, 10Th inst. :,
says, Chief Engineer GOULD was here
the first OF the week gathering force
of men to set to work on the Ohio Val.
ley road at Bellaire Grading will be
com menced this week and it is expected
that number OF contracts will be lie,
soon. Mr.. GoUID will push the work
as rapidly as his instructions from the
Pennsylvauia company will permit him
to do. He has the engineering work
done so far as it is now possible to in.
ish it and there will be no delay on that
account. Mr. GouLD has proved him.
self to be the right man iu The right
place.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Gatharins Glasser & ano
vs..
Magdalens stouds ct al.
order Of sale in Partlt,on. .


Or virtue OF certain order OF sale in parti.
tion issued from the courtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and State
Of Ohio, in aoase pending IN said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will oder for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woods6sld. on
Saturday, the 28th'day Of Jane, 1884,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section two, township seven,
range seven, containing thirty nine and forty
eight hundredth acres.
Also, the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section three, township
seven, range seven, (except about one acre in
the southwest corner thereof belonging to
the B. C. church, containing thirty nine
acres more or less,
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at S3,2ss 50. and may sell for two
thirds Of said appraisement.
TsRMs OF SALE-0ne third cash In hand
on day CT sale; one.third in one, and one.
third intwo years from said day of sale, de.
ferred payments to be secured BY mortgage
on the premises sold, and to bear interest
from day Of sale, payable annually.
CHRIS. LUDR,
may27, saws. Sheriff N. C. O.
SPRIass 4 DRIaas and PEARsoN, Att'ys.
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New YoRK, June 10 Collector r III
ertson said "I know Of no meeting
having taken place between Blaine and
Conkling. nor do know Of any recon.
ciliation between those gentlemen. !
have always supposed that Mr.. ConklIng
would support Mr. Blaine or any other
reputable candidate for the Presidency,
but have no specific informa;ion as to
whether Mr.. Conkling has expressed his
intention OF supporting Mr.. Baine." {
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Gladstone's Policy Denounced as a
g. s Tale of Shame.

g. So Tale of shame.
LONDON, June 19.-At an important
conservative demonstration at Aylesburg
last evening, Lord Randolph Churchill
said The governments policy 10 Egypt
Is throughout tale OF shame. The
English minister is the direct cause OF
the misery and hloodshed among the in
offensive people whom it il our mission
to prptect and Civil'zs. Mr.. Gladstone
ought 10 have fostered Arahi Pasha 3
patriotic movement instead OF destroy
ing Alexandra and killing ten thousand
Egyptisns. Alter the battle of Tel-el-
Kebir, England's power ip Egypt was
greater as her responsibility was greater,
hut Mr. Gladstone's only thought was
how to abandon Egypt His waverlng
policy is answersble for the disasters
and bloodsbed from the defeat of Hicks
Pasha TO the fall of Berber. Yet Mr..
Gladstone select, such q moment to pro.
pose the restoration Of the French con
troll, British evacuation and advance oil
f5 COO, ,00o of British taxpayers money
Such proposals are fatal; they are ruin.
Gus to our Interests, finance, honor and
renown. The Minister'S imqeclity is
without PARALLEL 10 ancient or modern
times.
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CnURCH DIRECroRY.

sr. SYLvRsrERs CAfHoMc CHURoH.-Rev
Father WErsrNeER, Pastor. Services at and
10 o'clock A N Sunday School at Z ?. NJ,
Vespefs and Benediction at +. n.
n. e. CHuRcH.-Services at the N. e
Church. woodsfeld. every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1880 A. n. and Pm. Sunday school
$50 r. IN. Prayer meeting every Thursday
att PMs Pastor. Rev. II. d. STAuFFER.
PRssBYrkRIAN CHURCH Services at Pres
byterian Church, Woodsfeld. every two weeks
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9Th. 2lssSo'elcck P. N
Buchanan, every two weeks. beginning Sab
bath, Jan. 9th, 10E AN. New Castle every
two wrecks. beginning Jan. 10Th, IL A. N
Pastor Rev. W. T. GARROwAY.
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wTbe New Yo,k Indeueudent. { = :

ligious journal which has heretofore sup
ported the Republican party in every
campaign, will not support Blaine, Be-
fore the Chicago convention, the Inde-
pendent declared that Blaine could not
be elected. tnow saws that che ought
not to he elected" and adds:
The conscience OF the true Republi.
cans who love its faith more than its
fishes will sprely defeat its unworthy
ticket, either by refusing 70 give their
votes to its candidates or by transferring
their vote to the Democratic ticket, OF
possibly TO athird ticket not yet provi
ded."
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Coming Events.

Democratic S,ale Convention, Colum-
bus, June "a and Is.
Democratic Congressional Convention
Caldwell, June 26. 80
Republican Congressional Convention,
Caldwell, July /.
Democratic National Convention, Chi.
cago, July 8.
Belmont County Teachers Institute,
Barnesville, begins July 81 and lasts
four weeks. = :,
MoundsviIle Camp Meeting begins
August 5.
Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Septeml
Der Ito 6 Inclusive.
Belmont County Fair, st. Clairsville
September 3, 4 and 5.
Harrison County Fair, Cadiz, October
l, 2 and 8.
Monroe County Fair, Woodsield, 40.
gust 26, q, % and 20
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g A paper to be first-class must re.
ceive first-class support. First.slass sup
port consists in every sahscriher paving
his Subscription. patronlziug the job de.
partment instead OF sending the work to
foreign Offices, ami in every wsv giving
The paper your moral help. Taking and
reading It, and not paying for it, will not
do, ,Motal support OF itself was never
known to run newspapers; moral sup
port cannot be utilized when ink, paper
and labor bills are to be paid. The men
who work on newspapers are human,
and euiov corued beef and cabbage as
we'll as other people. - -
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The first new wheat of the season ar.
rived in st Louis Monday, from New
Madrid, Mo- Itwas sold at auction for
one dollar a bushel.
John n. Lowry, former clerk OF the
Calumet and Hecla mine, at Calumet
Mich, has swindled the company out oi
$4,000 by means OF forged vouchers
He has heen arrested in Dakota, and
lodged in jail at Calumet. Fl
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W joan N EBsRLE. Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared 10 furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones 25per cent low
er. than my other establishment in Mon
roe couniy. Work from III. shops can
oe seen an over the county.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

May 22.-Notice was ordered publish.
ed that the estate Of John 5. Daviison,
decd, was pro',ablv insolveat.
| May "a --Amands NJ Forker was ap-
pointed Guasdian OF John Forker, an
adjudged lunatic.
Application was made to have The last
Will and Testament of George Mehl,
decd. admitted to probste.
May 27-Daniel Neuhart, Adm'r OF
estate OF Lawrence Neuhart, decd sale
of real estate 10 Noble county. confirm
ed.
MAY 31.--The last Will and Testa-
ment Of Sebastian Riesbeck, decd, was
admitted to probate.
June 2-P. Christman, Admir- OF es-
tate Of G.. M. Pfslzgraf. deed, 6Ied a
report Of a personal property sale which
was accepted.
J.P. .Duvall, Aim'r OF the estate OF
George N. Walters, decd, obtained an
order to sell real estate at private sale
Elizabeth Klebe, Catharine Riesbeck,
and Ann Erlewine, widows, elected to
take the provisions made for their aup.
port by the Wills OF their deceased hus-
bands.
Christopher Cats was arraigned on q
charge of assault aud threatening 10
wound. Plea, guilty. Fine, IS and
coss.
June 8 -Thos Greenfield was arra,gn.
ed on charge OF petit larceny. Plea,
guilty. Sentenced to be taken to Re-
form Farm at Lancaster to undergo
training until he arrives at full age.
The last Will and Testament Of Geo.
Mehl. decd, wss admitted to probate
J.L Gillespie was appointed Admin.
istrator of the estate of Susanna Jeffers,
decd. Bond $4,000. S F. Mcdonald,
Tay lor Jefierss and j. t. Culverhouse
were appointed appraisers.
June 6.-The last Will and Testa-
ment of Jacob Grossenbacher, decd,
WIS admitted to probate. John Gros-
senbacber was appointed Administrator,
with the Will annexed.
June 10.-The estate OF John H.
Rutter, decd. was declared to be proba.
bly, insolvent.
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E@ DR.. !. C. PERsHING, OF the Pitts.
burgh Femsle College, visited our place
last Sunday and preached two most ex-
cellent sermons in the NJ. E. Church. -
The DR.. is looking after the interests Of
his College. He was accompanied by
his son and s0n.in law.
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R The N. E. Sunday School picnic
at Armstrong; Mill last Thursday was
decided success in the way OF enj,y
rment. Not q1ite SO many attended as
was expected, but those who did 60 had
q splendid tine, especially few of the
older young ladies'
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Joseph Daugherty, chief Of the mon :
ey order division OF the Baltimore post
Office, has been suspended as q dsfaulter.
The ahaps OF some OF the new hats
worn by the girls reminds one Of big
corn cob stuck endways 10 . mammoth
slap Jack.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 20-Live Hogs Mar
ke, dull and weak and 25c lower: rough
packing 5 00a5 80; packing and ship
ping 30s5 SO; light s5a5 &C; skips
8 00a4 so.
Cat,le-Best grades firm; expor
grades 6 50a7 90, good to choice sbip
ring 6 25a6 65; common to medium
5 20a6 10; grass Texans 5 65s4 80
corn fed Texans 8 J0s6 Is.
/ Sheep Market steady inferior 10 fai
2 50a3 30 per cwt.; medium TO eooo
8 75aa 90; choice TO extra I 25l4 80
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E Monuments, Headstones and Tab
lets Of any design and o. any material
% per cent. cheaper than any other
establishment in Monroe or adjoining
counties, at the Miltonsburg Marble
Works. J. NJ. EBERI E. Proprietor.
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MARRiIiD --0n June l0sh, by Rev
JAS. K. SKATER. Miss CosDELIA A
ORR to Mr. DAVID T. KNAPP.
June llth, by Rev. WM. DANroRD
Miss ELIZA A. C ARPENrER to Mr.. DAN
lei D CARPENrER ~
June lath, by WILsoN MARTIN, Esq
OF Lee to Wnship. Miss MILLiE II. GANG
TO Mr.. LpuIs D HEINLEIN.
June Is'tb. by Rev j. F. scHrLLrsa
Miss MARY BUHAuLLEs TO Mr.. JACOB
rATwYLEs
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The BEST SALvE 10 the world 70
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiiblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or NO
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For. sale bJ
r. W. PopE. tes7
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re- Squire Kelsey, venerable gen.
tleman of West Wheeling. was in town
Thursday. His father, years and years
ago, when this county was in its inian
cy, was collector fnr the county, and was
also messenger from this county to Co.
lumbus with State funds. In those days
transportation was made by private con-
veyanee, and the moneys belonging to
the State from this county we're carried
in saddle.bags on horseback, and the
amount was not small, either. There
never occurred, during all Of Mr.. Kel.
sey's trips single accident or loss, al.
though the roadway was settled on either
side by woods and underbrush. In those
days 1t was different from now.-St
Cldirspigle Occasional.
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RJ. " EBERLE, Proprietor Of the
Mil,onsburg Marble Works, and build
er.of. the Soldiers and Sailors Monu.
ment, at Bellaire. is closing out his i'm
mense stock of Headstones, Tahle's and
Granite and Marble Monuments rs per
cent. CHEAPER than any other estab-
lishmeut can do ii.
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wDon't insure your property until
you see W. v waLroN who represents
the best Fire; Insurance Companies on
the Continent. You will save money by
insuring with him at lower rates and
have better indemnity than with other
agents. -
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eE JOHN N. EBERLE, Proprietor Of
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments. Tablets
and Tombstones 25 per cent. lower
than any other establishment In Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
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cy JOHN M. EBERLE, Proprietor Of
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones 90 per cent. lower
than any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from bis shops can be
seen all over The county.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JUNE a, 1884.
mAsoNICDrRECroRY.

MoxRoz LoDeE No. 1ss F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in Woods6eld, on
"wednesday evenings, on or before each full
moon. b. B. HILL, W. NJ; Jas. R. MoRRIs,
Sec'y. ae.
WooDsFIELD CHAPTER No. 50. r. A. NJ.
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsfeld. on Mon
dsy evening after full moon. J.P. SpRIeas.
NE n. P: JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'y. -,
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E~lf you want Monuments, Head
stones or anything in that line, JOHN N
EBERLE, Proprietor OF the Miltonsburg
Marble Works, is prepared to supply
your wants 25 per cent. cheaper than
any other establishment in Monroe
County. His work recommends itself.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheelins Lave stock Market.

WHEELING, June 81, 1884.
The market is duh this week, and tb,
supply very good. Messrs. Hudson 4
Bayha furnished the following quota
tions:
Cattle-2 50a5 25 for all kinds.
Hogs-Market good; 5ta54c per ID.
Sheep -3a33, pc: lb
Calves-2 5Da10 90
Lambs--4 50a5 50t,
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lishmeut can do it.
To Tax Payers.

/ will receive taxes free of penalty o
my Office in Wooisfeld until aud inclu
ding Thursday, July 10th rr
JOHN REuesEeaER.
Treasurer Monroe Co., Ohio.
June II, 1884
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GELEBRATIoN.

The Matamoras String Baud win give
a great Ball a, Koharts' residence / mile
East OF L .bauon on the 4th day Of July
1884 The welcome is ,x'ended TO every
one.s ~ <sss j. F. gHIsDa 2
~. s NataIporas. )hio.
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cT f. r. Hunt. late of Barnesville,
Indicted by the Grand Jury OF Belmont
countv at the present term OF Common
Peas Court for passing gilded coin, and
having heen found guilty bv jury, was
brought into Court Yesterday morning
and .entenced by Judge Kelly to one
year 10 the Peni,entiary at hard labor
Bellaire 7iribaae. l7h last
FREscH tried the gilded nickle game
He was sent to the Penitentiary from
this county. for forgery, several years
since.
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cvJoHN M. EBERLE, Propr ietor OF
the MiItonsburg Marble Works, is pre-.
pared to furnish Monuments. Tablets
and Tombstones % per cent. LOWER
than any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county. tHs
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EF Joan VI. EBERLE, Proprietor ol
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-.
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstopes % per cent. lower
than any other establishment in Monroe
county Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
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THE SPIRIT
Will be sent to Subscribers, for the
campaign, to December LIST, for
FIFTY CENTS.

MARRIEp.--On Wednesday, the 18th
insts by Rev. SrAuFFER, Mr.. Ed. ZANE,
of Wheeling, and Miss ELLA scHAuB'
of Woodsfleid. &c.