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List OF letters.

List OF Letters remaining IN the Post
at Plymouth January lst 1855.
Armstrong Monroe Aversion Linzy
Ashley John or Geo. Appleman Johann
Albeit X or Jacob Ly- Anger man J f
on Acun n
Ash Adam Armstrong G P
Andres Philip Armstrong John
Anderson Joss armstrong J NJ
Eurboner Philip Bunnell Julia
Bugbee C Berlin Mathew
Barnhili Othnil Bair Rebecca
Berlin w Bntkins Miss Mar,
Baily HI Bartlett GeoTee
RIgbee John Brhiaenthall "
Burns Benjamin
Corim Daniel Conk Mrs r.
crusau Benjamin Cellars Samuel
Cart Franklin Canada William !
Concer ID w COgle Emily L
Cook John Carson Sauder
Caillatt NJ 7 B Colma.. Daniel
Concer Washington Clark Caroline
Dodee Miss Mary Ann Davis William
Derrison William EdmondS John
Evens Thomas Il Evans Jacob
Fruits George Florian Jacob
Farnsworth Mrs LiIlis Fellen George
Faucet John NJ Francis Jacob
fillmore NanSy C. Grover Edward
GoodSell DR. Z II Carver John e
Gum Isaac ) Nipple John
HutchenS Solomon B Harger John
Hepler Jacob Head Thomas J
Hoffman Jacob HughS John
Hussey Amanda z Hogan William
Houston N Eopler Henry
Holder hiss Nancy Havner William
Harris Z Honbyrger j +
Iendriek Jacob Hudson ISAIAH
Haven w A Harvey Henry
Hume James johnson
johnson Abraham JoTdcn b
jenkins James lrslaRd Jean
Koyle James Keelin Peter
Keiehbaum Andrew Laech Christian
Lowry Thomas Leonard alma
yRcA Hiss Jerusha Logan ana nda
LaimaR Morlz Lewis Maby
Lowry John Lyons LaWranCe
Lewis Joseph I.amphie- John
Masters Rev Stephen Mel aTlaUd III N
Mcfarlin Robes. > Martin Benjamin
Moor NcLin Mccoy Sarah : ;
Mosh0lder amos Niles J \
McDuG'ee Hinsen Mage Thonos
Naiten adolph NoreR Chester
NcLauthon Harrison McAthiG u 6
VI Try Thomas Murphy Dennis
Mo0ne Richard McClam GTeenyill,
Martin Charles Miner Miss Carel!
Mashman Williarh Morris J
Nelson . q Nash Zenas
Mixer George CyeTman Rev I G
Pc rsOn = II Parish Green
Payne Chandler Parker MIS- ca
ileak Mss Racke, pontias Gsqr Geo
peTsing 3 Pearson : Z
Plunmer Barako Paidcs Louisa G
Palmer iStley ParkeS John a,
Qurim Michael Russell Sarah
Russell Samuel Reed BetSey
Roach William Kihe John
ichard Philip Russell Thomas
Ritter John z Riddle Il lily
BepIogle Hiss Eliza Rogers Thomas l.
Ryan James Russell James Vi
SiIieyes J mss Snider Miss Malia
Selienwright Ben. Snyder Henry
Stallion Miss Mary Sation Mr.
Smal,wOOd Samuel SGGdeS Daniel
Smith HAL 4 SpaTger J ~
S.lyey Margaret Shirley Reuben |
Scharz Fl0riaE Snodgrass William
smith isaac Smith Charles
: he idon Milton Stall ri =; A
S!rohekee Daniel Tavlos Abg4l E
Trainer John Taller Samuel u
Taylor Mr. George Tayior Jared
Van Camp Catharine Van Wink Mis-
Webster Henry W Webb Loyen
" God Robert , .Velch George
Wood Daniel X Webb Oliver
Weaver Jacob Wright Wilb 4
We b Harvey2 Webb Francis
Wells II Z Warner Andrew
J. F. FANvALTESBUR
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Estray Notice.

Taken mp by Tsaac Bsr'ow of Centre Pow
ship Marshal County I diane one c>tray l.
10 Isl Red Hei er has to Wh'e spos cn the
right side, 4 ar in the fore -sl, waie belly,
aad is two years o, las sprag; end is ap-
praised al 80 By James DIZZY an Anderson
Lynch, before Justice J. H. Ca
Attest RfcHARo CoRsA;-ET, CLERK
December 18th. 1851 =.
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administration

Nofico IS hereby given. that the
undersi gned have tsien on.
letters of Administration upon the estate of John
Miller, late If Marshall County. Indiana, dec ed
AL perso.s knowing thenlse.vcsindelted TO said
estate are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against snid es-
tate are requested to present them according to
law for seiilenent. The estate is supposed to
be solvent. Margaret Il MILLER: Adrx.
D c. Is 1851. 40 So John NJ MYERS. Admir-.
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70 CAL 70 TItE.

WiSliiNGTGIIlY SOCIETY Neeis on MOnday
Evening, Dr. |. GRIFFIN and lIr. HODGES, Speak
frS.
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NOTICE is hereby given that The Commits
~ sioner ami Engineer of the County Of
Starke, viii offer for sale as tie law directs,
the contract OF Ditching as follows, t. vit;
ID Itch Nc. 3, town 80, range west 42u Rods
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@EG nap.

VIE u1der~ig ned ffers for sale on terms of
l. easy payrnea', the North half Of Lot NJ.
ten iOI Ia Piynou,i,, with dwell ing house and
improvements, A BARGAIN eff red Ap,lv N
ne owner ANSON SuiNABARGER.
plymouth. Jan. |. 1865. co..
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Cify Ds'ssr Store.

Ess!ys0ss 81 sE1as','csr, keep cea.
stanily on hand, splenail ass r'ment Of pure
Drugs & Chemicals, points, Ols. Varnis'
&C. Also, a gOod assortment oi Toys a,
Fancy Goods, a the City Drug store, one Il
West OF the Lapor.e Hotel L}pore. iag "a
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TIE second quarter Miss rs Music
Class op ned on Moalay Deceass- 25h
TERM S-Fe ca ter o. eeils - %
Use Instrument, 30
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From the Toledo Blade.
Ry Tclpgrapii-SpeeGs line.

ERIE. Jan, S,h-33 z. II.
They have taken up the track one mile,
a, Harbor Creek They are taking up the
track at Erie, at The Bridges. Great Elk
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Lo0k Here Farmers / /!

A First rate T.,o Horse Wagon fof safe by
WESTEN3ELT c REV TT.
December %, 1851 5lii.
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Administrators Sale.

nN SATURDAY. the 2S,h day of April,
w 1865, at O'Clock in the afternoon, on the
premises, in Ohio township, Mouroe County. o.,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, as the property of John U. Reuser. :.
decreased, to wit The north west quarter of IN.
south east quarter of sectian IL, in township
of range 4. containing S5 acres also the south
east quarter Gfthc north west quarter OF the same
section, containing 10 acIes and hund, etths ut
all acre, except the following part thereof: begn
ming at stone the line OF I. p. Shumnrd, t
rods south from Peter Kings south east corner.
thence east Al rods to stone south of tobacco
house, thence straight line north east course
To two ens at tive south east corner of the lands
belonging to the heirs of George King. thence
with the line of said heirs land 50 rods to
stoue ut the north east OF said Peter King
land, thence south with said Peter King line SS
rods ,a the place of beginning: bounded on the
north NTH the lands of Mahaia King and heirs,
aud on the west by the lands of Peter King, con
aiming "a acres: leaving to be sold under the J.
der acres: Also the south west quarter of the
north east quarter of section II. township 2,
range 4, Containing 40 acres and 1 hundretlths OF
also the north part of the nortl, east quar-
ter of section IL aforesaid, containing acres,
sui ject to the dover Of the widow. Appraised
at y ,o66.
Teims Gf sale One. third in hand, ore third il;
six months, aud the residue in year, with in.
terest on the deferred payments from the day o
sals; TO be secured To the satisfaction of the un.
dertgled. JOHN MUHLEMANN,
Admir- al John u. Keuser, decd.
March %. 1885
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Further from Mexico.

RuMoRED DEFEAT OF THE Insure ENTs.--
Later dates from the city OF Mexico have
been received. Ii is reported that Santa
Anna has defeated the insurgents under
General Moreno; and, also, that he com
psIled the main body of the insurgents.
under General Alvarez, TO retire, alter y
desperate battle. General Santa Anna
has returned the capital.
BY special decree from His Serene
all persons found carrying concealed wea.
pons will bs forced into military service
Tor term Of from two to five wear. il they
are s,; II fnot they viii be confined in jail
Gen. Moreno has been taken prisoner.
and ordered to be executed. Gen. Ampu
dia had been instsll-.r Governor OF Yucca
tan. Gen. VOL has gone south in pursuit
Of she insurgents.
Ass many as five slight earthquake
shocks we're ielt on the 81 inst, in the
city Of Mexico.
Dates from Brownsville TO the 7th, have
been received. Two Mexican steamer.
were taking on board Mexican troops from
the mouth OF The Rio Grande, for rampicu
and Vera Cruz. All now stationed there
were going TO Vera Cruz or fampico.
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A Fearful Adventure.

Last Saturday. a thrilling circumstance ce
occurred at Patterson's Falls, in Sparta
about five miles north Of this village. A
little boy only four years old, son of Mr.
r. |. Patterson, left the house OF his par.
ents about two o'clock, and wandered to
the head Of the Falls halt mile distant
He. not returning at FIVE o'clock, a search
was made in the direction of the Falls
when at once the fears of his parents were
realized.
He had gone over the brink Of the fright.
ful precipice. as his track in the snow gave
evidence. which covered the more abrup
juts of the Falls In the distance below
u dark speck was all that could be seen
and nothing could be heard excep, the
sepulchral roar of the water. After con
siderable difficulty the summit OF the Fall,
was effected. The dark speck proved tc
be the hole produced by the fall, from
which he was thrown into the snow sbou
three yards to ihe left. He had fallen on.
hundred feet. and finding he could not re
trace his steps, he ventured further. pass
ing over three other tails less dangerous
where he was found nearly frozen.
According to the boys account he ther
felt sick. lie was immediately taken t
the house. and soon revived. What i
particularly provideutiaI, is the fact tina
he received no other injury than sligh
bruise upon his head. aud the severe col,
he suffered while in his dismal abode
lie honored US with a visit yesterday. an,
ws found him pattern Of boy wor,
looking at.-Dansui!ie Dem.
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Lands at Auction.

RN Thursday the 26th day of April, 1855, at
- one O'Clock p. NJ the subscriber, as the ad.
ministratriX Of Samuel g. Davis. deceased, will
by virtue Of an order of the Probate Court within
and for the county ut Monroe and Stale OF Ohio.
offer for sale al public outcry, upon the premises.
the following described lands and tene nents, lying
and being in said county. to wit: Beginning al
the noI th OF the south west quarter Of
the north east quarter OF section 22, in uwl,ship
2, of range 3, thence west 80 rods, thence south
Is rods to the top of the ridge, thence south OF
east with the neanderng of the ridge TO the east,
north aud south line, from thence 10 the place of
beginning, containing 20 acres, more or less: Al
so another tract commencing at sycamore stump
ths north bank of Opossum creek, thence up
said creek to "a noiched stone, thence TO sugar
tree at or near the east aud west line between
John McColoin and John Ollom, being Part OF
the eas, hal of the south east quarter of said sec
ton. containing one acre, more or less: Also the
east half of the north east quarter Of the same
section, containing el acres and 81 hundredths.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash III hand, one
third in six months, aud the residue in one year.
with interest on the deferred payments.
RACHEL DAVIS, Adm'x,
March %. 1855
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Important from Australia.

BY the arrival OF the schooner Heloise,
Captain Dyer, in fifty-,hree days from
Newcastle, New South Wales. Sydney pa.
pers are received to the goth Of Dscem.
Der.
A serious outbreak had occurred at Bal.
larat, Of which we have only room to give
the leading particulars
S Commissioners Rede and Johnson have
been imprudent enough to approach the
miners and demand their licenses with
drawn swords and fixed bay one,s. backed
by large force OF police. This aroused
the vengeance ofthe latter. who mustered
in grea, numbers on the 3Oth Of Novem
Der, when u skirmish ensued and again
on The 4,h Of December, when an irregu-
lar battle was fought. Seven hundred
soldiers and one hundred mounted troop,
lers proceeded to the Eureka camp. and
fired on tho insurgents about twelve were
killed and several wounded. The exact
number could not be ascertained. Two
soldiers were killed on the spot, several
wounded. four or five Of whom subsequent.
lily died. Ii was also rumored that fifteen
mounted troopers had been shot from the
bush. A reward of $500 is offered for
the body of one of the ring leaders. de al
tor alive. The miners have resolved to
tpay no more licenses. and everything
Heads to the supposition that the mining
districts are in an absolute state Of revo
Iution
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Terrible Accident.

On the day Of the late election in New
Hampshire. most terrible and lamen,uble
accident occurred in the to wn Of Meredith.
in that State. The people had assembled
i'm the Town House TO vote. aud while bal
lotting for Moderator. the floor gave way
and 800 persons were precipitaied to the
space beneath, which was filed with
stones, timber and rubbish The width
OF the gap was 80 feet, and the depth to
which the unfortunate individuals fell was
l8 feet.
Seventy five persons were severely in
inred. and six fatally. Twenty-Five had
bnnes broken. and the balance were
injured internally. or very much bruised
Fhe election was postponed TO another
,!ay.
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From Oregon.

The Legislature OF Oregon adjourned
ON the lat insi.
There is general complaint among the
Oregon papers OF dull times.
A Why Territorial Convention TO nom.
inais delegate TO Congress, has been
g allied to meet al Corvallis on the 18Th OF
April next.
Atthe last accounts. the Indians were
quiet at the w ALA Walla. +,
Gen. Palmer. Superintendent OF lndisn
Affairs in Oregon Territory. informs the
Oregonian that he has completed an ar
rangement with the lndisns Tor the ex,in
guisIiment OF their title 10 all the lands in
the Willamette Valley.
WASHINGTON rERRiToRY.-The Legs-
laiure OF Washington Territory has 10
Gated the capitxi at Olympia. the Uuiver.
! sity at Seattle, with branch a, B"is-iort
Plains. and the Penitentiary at Vancouv.
or.
A Democratic Territorial Convention is
70 be held at Salem, Washington territory.
on the 10Th day OF April next. to nominate
delegate to Congress, 10 be elected in
June next, 10 ill the vacancy Of Gen
Joseph Lane.
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Daff's Mercantile College.
EDITTSBURGH, Pa. incorporated by the
II Legislature OF Pennsylvania, with perpet.
IL oh
BoARp or rRusrErs

~ Y. Z
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
His Excellency the Hon. James Buchanan,
Hon. w. H. Lowrie, Hon. VIM. Wilkins. Hon
Moses Hampton, Hon, Charles Naylor, Gen. ].
K. Moorehead.
FACULTY:
P. DUFF, Author Of ssNorth American Ac-
couniant." Professor of Book-Keeping,a and Com.
mereai Sciences.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS. the best off hand pen
man in the United States. Professor OF CONNER.
cial and Ornamental Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor OF Mercantile Law aud Politicai Econ
omy. a4iS.4
P. HAYDEN, Principal Of the Mathematics
Department.. Professor Of Mathematics, &c.
Mr.. J. D. Williams has permanently joined the
Faculty, and it will be seen that during his late
professional engagements In the East. he was
here regarded as the best peDman in the country.
This Institution, therefore. presents attraction,
to students offered by other of the Kind in the
United States. The course of training compuise
upwards 400 real transactions. in 81 K di6eren
methods of Double Entry Book Keeping. SOC
practical business calcula lations erng the whole
held Of inland and foreign commerce. CONNER.
cial Penmanship, with every modern improve,
ment in the art. Business letters and busices,
forms of every description.
DAlLY LECTURES on Commercial Law ant
Commercial Sciences. the theory Of profits, &c
Duff's Book Keeping. Harper's edition. ..ths
most comprehensive in The language" 81 so
Duff's "Western Steamers Accountant" -,
perfect system for such accounts" 81.
: Oo-Send for Circular by mail
Nov %. 1851
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TUARDIAN'S SALE.--By virtue of an
/" order from the Probate Court OF Monsoe
county. Ohio. / will offer at public sale, on the
premises in Center township. in sad county, on
Saturday, the 18th day IF .apr,l, 1855,
at the hour of l o'clock. p: NJ, as the gnardion
of William Jackson, Brice Jackson, Elizabeth
Jackson. Wilson S. Jackson, Lewis Jackson,
Sarah Ann Jackson, George w. Jackson, and
Jeremiah jackson, who are The children of said
guardian and his deceased wife Sarah Jackson.
the II terest If his said wards, {subJect to the
dover estate Of Mary Grifh,h,) in aud to the fol,
lowing premises, to wit The north east quarter
Of the north west quarter of section 10, township
1, range S, and the south west quarter of the
north east quarter of the same section, containing
80 acres; app, ,aised at $s3 ,3s1 also the soulh
west quarter Of section l6. in the same township
and range. containing l60- acres appraised at
$3.50 90; which said interest of said heirs is held
by virtue of the right of said Sarah Jackson de-
ceased, as an heir at law of William Griffith. de-
ceased; and is equal to one-fourth part Of said
premises, (subject to dover as aforesaid }
TERMS OF SALE-O One-ihird cash in hand one
third IN one year and the residue in TWO years.
with interest from the day Of sale, to be secured
to the satisfaction of said guardian.
SILAS JACKSON,
March 2, 1855. Guardian aforesaid.
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ENOAD NOTICE.-Nutice is hereby given
- that apelI!on will be p esented to the Com
nissioners Di Monroe county, at their June Ses
sion, 1855. praying fur county road, commenc
ing il" the Greek road leading from Woodsiieid to
Claring ton at the fork of the creek, where
the old road takes the hill OH the lands Of Vim.
Steel aud James Bracey, in Adams township.
thence up the hill, the best route passing near
Berj. McMahon's house, and with the line be-
tween the lands of Elijah McMahon, John Hen
thorn and oseph Mluar, thence the hest aid near
est route, through the farm Of Elizabeth Gray 10
the ridge roar, leading from Wuud.iield to Clar,
ing;ou. Pc ETlIlONER.
mar 2S:lS55
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From Eayana.

The steamer Cahawba has arrived, with
Havana dates to the 4th inst.
The trails OF Pinto. Cadalzo and Pinelo
had heen concluded by th- military court.
Imposing upon all the sentence of death;
thus stranscending the decision Of the judi
cial court, which was death 10 Pinto, ten
years imprisonment to Juan Cadalzo and
banishment 10 Pln-lp. The consuIs of the
various foreign nations had called upon
the cap.ain- general 10 induce his clenen-
cy, but they were refused admission
The execution OF Pinto was shortly expec
ted. Havana was quiet.
Tha u. s. steamer Princeton. snd the
British war steamer Buzzard, were at Ha
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California News.
Arrival OF THE
N N0RTHERN LIGHT

NEw YoRK, March I9-The Northern
Light arrived off Sandy Hook last even
'sning, and reached her dock at 10 o'clock
this morning. She brings 500 600.
No Senator yet elected. nor is there
the least prospect of any.
Business is.entirely prostrated in Cali
fornia, caused by the suspension OF five
banking houses.
Page q Bacot's. Adams g. Co., Wells.
Fargo q Co., Robinson & Co.. and
Wfight's Miners Deposit.
Large failures caused the detention Of
the steamer until the 25th. Nothing au-
thentic.
Owing to the scarcity Of water but little
gold has been tuken from the mines.
Heavy rains commenced on the 25th,
and still continued when the teamer left.
News from Kern River of an exciting
character. Miners. itis said, are averag-
ing from 10 TO 90 dollars per day. Steam
srs are going down crowded with pas.
On the morning Of the 18th, the ST.
Charles Hotel, and Heliman's Hotel. in
San francisco. were destroyed by FIRE.
Ioss, $50 900.
In Nevada 40 houses were burned on
the 18th, and in Stockton 25 houses were
destroyed by fire on the 2lst.
Indian troubles are on the increase,
some ten white men and about seventy
Indians have been killed. ar
The Miraposa Gold Mining Company,
. London concern. has been sold out by
ahe Sheriff.
Owing to monetary difficulties, recently
arrived ships are not discharging their
oargoes.
Steamers Oregon, from Panama and
Sierra Nevada, from San Juan. have ar
sived. So
Oregon Legislaturel adjourned on the
s. iat Fabruary.
, The Washington Legislature have made
Olympus the capital Of the Territory.
In Central America, Chomoro still sue
cseded. having taken all the towns occu
pied by the seyolu,ionists, except Leon
The Northern Light was at San Juan
The people were anxiously looking fol
Col Kinney and his party. The British
war steamer Devastation was in harbor
S,eamer Fulton leit for jamaica. AL
we'll.
San Francisco markets dull. although
quotations exhibit no change. Flou
$i5; Coffee, Halls; new butter 45a47
hams 10. -isiAA s,, IS .,l.
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Whe cling VIII holesale Prices Current

Sugars-Large stocks have been and
are being received by our Grocers. Pri-
ces are firm aud sales large at 5 TO ST by
the hid.
Molasses-Large sales at 2oc. The
stock is large but prices firm.
Fiour-There is no material change in
flour. We quote as formerly at $3.50.
Bacon-Hams &c, sugar cured 10 to
io3c; sides q; shoulders 81. Stocks are
talr.
Coffee-Firm, with slight advance.
Sales at l2c for Rio.
Wheat. 81 rs to I, 80; corn
10; corn meal SO to 83: beans $50, being
an advance and in demand; apples 100;
botatoes I,5O-scarce.
Candles-Tallow. mould IA.
Tallow-Rough 7c. rendered 10 to loa
Soap ST.
Hay-No change in price, sales a,
Sl8,O 90 per tun.-Gdzette, 2lst.
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The FREMoNT CAsE.--lt is seldom. we
presume, ,hn, the decision Of any private
cause by the Supreme Court has given so
mnoh satisfaction as the judgment pro.
nouuced by that high ,ribunal on Sa,ur.
day las, in favor OF Colonel John C.: Ere.
mont, confirming to him his vaIuabl. pro-
perty in California. The opinion OF the
court was delivered by the Chief Justice,
Dissenting opinions being given by Justi-
ces Catron aud Campbell-Ink
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School Teachers Association.

gUyHE MONROE County ScHooL ~TEAcH-
ERs ASSOCIATION will hold its next meet.
ing, commencing
March the 26th, 1855.
The following persons were appointed, at the
last meeting, to COZ duct the exercises.
Orthography Misses NJ. +. Calvert g. M. A.
Lynch.
Reading-Mlsses A. Woodmas 4 N. J. Craig
Geography Messrs. A. J. Sutton & J. M.
Raper.
Arithmetic-Messrs. Enoch Martin g. VIM.
Wheeler.
Grammar-Messrs J. C. Clark s. M. A. o..
Neil
Besides the foregoing exercises, lectures will
be delivered during the evenings of the session,
upon subjects oonnect ted with school teaching.
All are invited to tend and especially teachers
By o:der Of the society
VIM WHEELER,
March z, '55 Secretary.
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CHEAP FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!
ENHE SUBSCRIBER has justreceiyeda Sup

Ready-Made Clothing,
Of the Latest STYLES, which he will soil al very
low prices BY all means call and examine his
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, il you wan,
to get good bargains.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
OF superior styles and finish, for sale al low prices
and will be made upto order, or sold by the pat
tern.
He is also prepared to do good and fashionable
work fot his numerous customers at reasonable
prices. NJ. BURGBACHER.
WoopsrlELp, October IS, lsSk