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Peruvian GuanO.
NIAULE s. DIXON,
Gorpnlissicn nlfrll,on.s,
No. % SOUTH WHARVEs.

No. % SOUTH WHARVES.
(3rd door above Chestnut Street.)
OHlLADELpHlA.- Have constantly on hand
L and will sell at lowest wholesale prices the fol-
lowing articles.
Ground ana Fine Salt, Tallow Candles,
Dairy Salt Stcarine do
brown and pale Soap, Adamantine do.
Shem1cai oilfe 40. Sperm do.
CASTLE do. Dried Fruit
Fancy do. Benns.
Sal Soda, Ground Spices
Also
Peruvian GuanO,
S"p'r-Phosphots Of Linz, Land Plaster, se
Jan 20 iG
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AdyeifiSfM"

Has enlarged many a small bnsincss;
Has revived many a dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many u falling business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many II new business;
And ensures success in any business
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Trees, Evergreens!

F.OWERFNG SHRUBS, Roses .Aszn.
Il Plants. &c. in great variety s2HI4
and size, for sale by large or small fg3XES
quantities. at the Rising Sun MIR
series and Garden, Philadelphia. ~-
Their stands are in the market, below
Sixth street, where the above can be had
every day. Orders also received here for
the Nursery. Catalogues sent to applicants
gratis. Direct to s. MAUPAY Il CO.,
Rising Sun Village, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Roses, Eerbenas by the hundred
or thousand, and other Towering plants for
sale cheap. GApril 12-lm.
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WILLIAM CONWAY'S
HO Ely SO AP.

T'lIE purity. fragrance and mid cmoicnt pro-
l. pcriies Of this soap. renders it especially de-
serving place on every toilet. For chapped
,nds. and various diseases of the skin it i I'M
equaled Each cake is stamped WM. CONWAY.
1863 SorTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA. No
other is Genuine.
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
WARRANTED TO wASuIN
HARD, SOFT, OR SALT WATER.
This Soap has powerful cleansing properties which
readily remove Oil. Paint Dirt. &c, from every
description of goods without injury to them. For
all domestic purposes it is superior to any other
Soap in use. and 20 per cent. cheaper than the
common Resin Soap. Each cake is stamped
WILLIAM CONWAY,
1GS South Second Street, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURER OF
FANCY AND STAPLE SOAPS.
SPERM, STEARINE AND TALLOW CANDLES.
IHpoRTER AND DEALERIN
Sui Soda, SODA asIb l'osir, ST.
August II. 'jj-9m
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING F.!

EVERYBODY should embrace this OPP
Opportunity to buy Clothing for men and
boys. at GEORGE CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTH
ING ESTABLISHMENT. S. T.. corner MARKET and
Second Sts., PHILADELPHIA. embracing a
choice Of the best. most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Goats. Habit
cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Tweeds, &C.,
with great variety of BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting OF sack coats, polka jackets, mon
key jackets. vests and round jackets, made
of tweed linen drilling, cloth, alpaca. kerr
sefmere, Doeskin, &c, &c. FURNLSHINl,
GOODS. consisting of shirts, stocks. hand
kerchicts, &c. all of which are offered at
The 'o,cest possible Cash Prices, and as cheap as
any other clothing store in the Union.
G-Pnrents who desire boys clothing, are
earnestly invited to examine the Stock.
G~? Country Storekeepsrs cnn be nrcommoda.
ed al rery lOc ruies. GEORGE CULIN,
S. f. corner Of Market and Second St.,
April II, 1S56-y PHILADELPHIA.
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CHOICE POETRY.
Annie Laurie.

We give below the words of "Annie Lau-
ric" now the most popular ballad in the
British Camp. 1t was sung by the Second
Battalion of the Rife Brigade, the night pri.
or to the attack OH the Great Rcdan. A cor
respondent writes: Hundreds of voices i'm
the most exact time and harmony, 'sang to-
gcther-
"And for bonnie Annie Lauiic,
I'd lay me doune and dee"
"The effect was extraordinary:"at least T
felt it so. never heard any chorus in an
Oratorio rendered with greater solemnity.
The heart of each singer was evidently far o.
yer the sea. 1t was more like psalm than
ballad; for at such time. on the eve of great
battle, soldier only thinks of his love and
his Cod
Maxwelton braes are bonnie,
Where early fa's the dew,
And it's there that Annie Laurie
Gie'd me her promise true;
Gie'd me her promise true:
Which nc'er forgot will be:
And for7bon ME Annie Laurie
Id lay me doune and dee
Her brow is like the shaw drift;
Her throat is like tile swan:
Her face it is the fairest
That e'er the sun shone on
That e'er the sun shone on
And dark blue is her e'e:
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
Id lay me doune and dee.
Like dew on the gowan lying
Is the ia o her fairy feet: [sighing,
And like the winds in the summer
Her voice is low and sweet
Her voice is low and sweet
And she's a. world to me:
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
Id lay me doune and dee.
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THE undersigned will continnc the bust
ness rs heretofore at WILMER'S POINT,
under the management of S. B. Ford, Esq,
and solicit a continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to the business at said
place. 4. WILMER Il co.
Aprjl 10 1S56-lm
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New Wall paper Warehouse.
BURTON & LANING.

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS.
No. III arch Street, second door ADORE Siath.
7 II L A D e. HIA.
w hERE may be found the largest and
" hahdsomest assortment in the City.
:. Iurcnasers from the country will find it to
. !, advantage to call at our Store, where
.ney VIII De suited with superior article, a,
the lowest prices.
BURTON Il LANING,
:. no. IA Arch Street, above Sixth,
Feb 23--2u. r-,t.nr1pu,,
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NOTICE..

VNlIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, under the name
of Wilmer Il Ford, at Georgetown and at
Winners Point, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either partner is fully
authorized to use the name of the firm in the
settlement of its business.
EDWIN WILMER.
STEPHEN b. FORD,
April lst, iS56-lm
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nlPLOMAS have been awarded to the
for the above article. by the
PENNSYLVANIA STATE agricultural Society.
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,.Ear.sAe .s,,iri, .ef- p.m,craev.
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Tremendous Fremont Meeting.
THE LARGEST EVER HELD IN
OHIO TOWNSHIP!t

Wednesday, Oct lst, is aay long to
be remembered by the friends of Fremont
The people were called by.Jlazing posters
10 meet at Baresville. at O'Clock P. M
and at Sardis in the evening. Early in
the day our streets were thronged with
horses, wagons, carts and OK teams, ego
ing to mill stores and shops) Next
cane the immense Fremont procession
from the direction of San6sh, all on horse
back, which would have been two miles
long if there had been the space of q
mile between-each of-tkat mighty host
When the procession came in sight, some
thought of Chase, of Wade and of Sew
ard, but Lo it was neither Itwas Sin
clair, Ellsworth and Hollster The time
now arrived when the people were to be
enlightened, and tie wool drawn over their
eyes, but there were hone to speak to, the
i'll eting being all speakers. They then
adjourned to meet at the school house in
the evening, two-thirds of the speakers
going to s5Gdis to attend that appoint
ment.. Evering came and so did about
two aozep nen and boys. nearly all of
them were for Fillmore or Buchanan, the
balance were Fremont men, one-half of
whom, including the speaker, were from
Woodsfield Mr.. w. Hollister scared off
in one of his lofty strains, ard lit down
on hens nest containing the enormous
amount of one hundred and twenty three
eggs, next he tried to prove that the Fill
more party were swallowed up in the
Buchanan party, which he failed to do to
the satisfaction. Of his hearers, disgusting
some of the Fillmore men SO that some
of their leaders left He concluded by
proving to his own satisfaction, Though
not to his hearers) that Fremont would be
elected. He was frequently cheered dur
! ing his speech, which seemed to annoy
him very much. The people went home
as they came, for Fillmore and Buck
The Sardis meeting did not prove quite
30 successful. Though there was much
iar.er number of speakers present, there
were no hearers-the whole Fremont par.
ty of that place were not at the meeting
he being away from home
| ANTI-FREMOET.
Baresville, Oct 2, 1856.
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BALTIMORE MARKET !

) Ono -Four. - A sale Of 100 bbls. at
S65s2! and 2Ooedo. at Sc, rs. s.sss.'
GRAINl WHEAT. Al Sales of white, rood
teiprime, at, ST, ,4Sa$l SIS; choice do. i,s0
aS.62;red ], 4Oasf, 45; choice 81 .48. 6
I'D GoRN.- Sales of " bite at 6Oa62 cents:
yellow 6Sa65 cents. ss7s sss'a ss'ssa { 8
saeT TOBACCO. L. The receipts of tobacco this
week havea fallen off considerably. We
note an active demand for shipmeut and
manufacturing rurposes, PRIZES femain
.iirm, with an upward fennae6cy =. aSaIa,
have been making as fast as INSPECTED / lat
fua rates. sWeddete Chic as follows. - !.
Inferior TO good eoihfhon brown 6,S7{a'
SIS middli6g TO good reds ,7a$7 SO; good
ste5iie reds and spangleds Sass, so; rood
to fne'yellow l0a$1 6; fine red segaf wrsp.' l,,
vpers 9aSl 9 EeA .62fSslsssA Szssa Sss
-. - H., e~. "A 4 .,.s.s.gss,. =, syov ~
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secretly, and are really intended 1to cheat
aad--dseeives thc->people," and when .
friend Of mine called TO ges one Of them.
itswas denied him.
l aid hope tIis Judicial contest would
be conducted without any one descending
to personalities, so that wher, it was.sEer
no one would have cause to eomplaia; hat
in this hope | hsre been disappointed.
While als5 oil'smspt n'ld slle R@pa6Iiean
prints in Belmont and Gasrnsey have, |
believe, pursued a gontlemaaly course in
Ibis matter, the lRonroe }Jeasnal lends its
coamns to CRAFTY lasiisstt. y,-as Yiifi-s,e
seen by personal attacks, anonymously
sigaed, in the last number, cmanating from
the brain if-neb=the pen Of one who Sc
cretly opposed me in t he election of 1854
and whe, IN order TO CRAFTY ranking par.
ty spite and private malice, has lost no
opportunity for the last six years to slau-
der or deceive me. ai1nsassy8q ~:
This is what have to say; and while l
submit that this contest is not of my own
seeking, when am misrepresented it is
sometimes duty, always privilege to
correct the misrepresentation. @
JOHN w. OKEY
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More Kansas Capital II Another
|. 5g' 3 Abolition Trick. -

go ar readers are awaresthat the election
in Kansas was fixed for the 9th inst. In
order that they may have something to
howl over. the Topeka Constitution party
,hsse met ii contention and rssolred not
tn go e, Tie ..gols. They do. this SO tha.
TIE Opposition may carry the election. and
:hey may haveicapital 10 operate with for
ihe Presidential eoufess,s Greeley, Beech.
.erf& Co, sent the notorious OUTLAW. Jim
Lane thereto keep np disturbances, but
when Governor Geary drove Lane aud ali
iother ruaians out. of the Territory, some
new srhtnie had obe adopted. a "a
= TheifoIFoxiag dispatch, dated st Louis
Sep 8 Announces their discrimination
pso ST., Lsutss Oct, 9.T7A letter to the
| lDaaioerat from Lawrence, skaasas, dated
Oct lshasaysla meeting was held there
tlist day which. unanimously resolved that
expet1ieae and principles alike enjoin the
peoi lie 10 ignore the coming election for
nmaAfbcrs Of the Assembly, and US Gou-
,5ersss rejected eur Delegate1on thsground
/ sfrGsiavaliaity " of thcsaelections. under the
sslaw, Iit wiil.be donhtfnt If: another appii-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. andapfincipdew ewitil
the one FIRST adeteruined,i lac not also re-
fused atherefore.i resobsH that the people
! 6fstKansasa regarding. the so-caliedaelec
ton law invalid, refuse to participate IN
any election held in Sirtiie pf said enact.
aneat. ~. is3to gaA Is ~7afp sste'
K Now, let everybody remember that tie
Kans as National Committee, in al ii address
fsa the n Tribune, dated .ssptembel
:! s, say, that the Free State men then
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DELAWARE ELECTION.
A Prediction of Henry Clay Fulfilled
Z yNy, oro la ruOyaI1 f,a fny,pI IF T.juipo

A Prediction of Henry Clay Fulfilled.
Where he would be eIound If Living
On the 18th of November $50, Henry
Clay delivered speech at Lexington, Ky,
upon the omens in the political horizon,
iu the course of which he said.
aft agitation IN regard to the Fu-
gitive slave law should continue and in
crease, and become alarming, it will lead
to the formation of two new parties, one
for the Union and the other agaisst the
Union. Present parties have been createa
by divisions of opinion as tothe sy stems OF
national policy; as to the finance free
trade or proteetioil-the Improvements
Of rivers and harbors the distribution
OF the proceeds ofpublie- lands, &c; bur
these systems policy springing out of
THE administration of the Government OF
the Union, loose all their interest and mn
portanee if that Union be aesoiscd; they
| sink into utter insigniicance before The
IaH-lmportaht, pervasive 'iand paramount
interest of the @lUpioiis itself 'Aua the
platform of that Union party will be the
Union, the Consultation and the ,.torcs-
nse,,t OF aats 4a,es. Aad if it should bene-
cessary to form such a party, and it Should
be. accordingly formed. l aanoaace myself
IN this plqes,a -saen,6er ct that Uptop party,
FWH ArEEER, MAY BE EITsyCOMP0-
ItNENT EEEalENTS,ns ,,.,3 Loey al a
: fne Agitation against the, Eugltlre-
stave Law and Other, constitutional legls-
tatfoh has -increased, and, the parties, spo-
ken Of 5y Mfr; Clay have, been bsen formsdsT7i
That which supports Mr.. Buchanan exists
in all the States and is isalorzthe. spresersa-
! tion Of the Union, while that which sup
ports Fremont exists in but half OF The
States and isagainst the Union. Fellow
tcittfzens. and. especially Clay Wings
which party do you zesi,onseyy---7 Enquirer
H Rettenry Ward Poihicias
Beee ,.ef is fa.sd nf, With with sore shfoat
brought on by excessive spcaAtng al Re
lpsbiicaif meetings. !,
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their hands with the blood of brethren
ELanegard his hired r1fiaSs will have te
lconins their nrssdfreus operations to
5other fields than those of kansas. O.
that point-public opinion in the territory
appears to be squite unanimous.
4 The next Move Of the shrleksrs.
g. Having run out of The capital upon
which they -hare been =operating fsrssome
tlMc, to Wit: Thenalleged outrsges Snd
slslepcesI Of TIE Bprder Ri#EsnsIin Ean-
sas; having failed IN amsefisrt TO sxcite I.
1eso!asies=i,t- tiie=4zE Eer=fssgr zsrouVHssfFie
vaisr '4.Icf Of lips Lsae aud tp, ,asregpfgaer-
fit Smith; si.e t-sxt MOVE q e he ia Shriekers
Is lo ailox- The --e.eetien= on tlse
lSt OF Ociober to 60 lly .:s.a alt i'm order
10 effect the elea plsf in ono. Pe5hsyt-
vahia, Indiana. ard Illinois.
'e Free State men are all to stay
away from the polls, and the Pro-SlaYery
men, having every thing their own way.
The resnlL viii enable them to revive the
outcry about Border Rnffian violence.
their. taking TfdrcibIe possession If the
polls, driving away Free State men and
other excesses. 4 few priTate fights,
which Invariably occur at the polls in
frontier elections will be misrepresented
and magniied into unparalleled ontragss
on Free State men. Every drunken bully
who gets what he advertises for-a good
whipplng-wia be made a martyr and
victim In the cause of freedom.-P Plain
Dealer. s -
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Strike the Word White" from th
Constltutlon of Ohio.

r Constitution of Ohio.
One Of the issues to be decided in the
coming election is whether the word
tswhite y shall lie struck out of the.con-
stitution of the State of Ohio, and negroes
be allowed 20 vote and hold Office Chase
and all the prominent Black Republicans
are in favor of it. In the northern parts
of the State the following petition is be-
ing extensively signed by the Black Re-
publicans: -
80 tie Honorable the General Assembly
~ of the State of Ohio:
"We, the undersigned, citizens Of
County, respectfully but earnestly petit
lion your Honorable body:
ii. To immediately take the neces-
sary constitutional steps to SO alter OF
amend the constitution of this State as to
strike out the word "white" in the first
section Of the fifth article. :
Z "2, To so alter or amend the first
stcei0u oifs Vic HiatH aAIiSiO VI eh0 SohS'i
tuition as to strike out the word white D
inthat article. se
"3. Also to repeal all laws and all
parts-of laws which make distinction on
account of color" nsl lsall5. aa
Let not the people of Ohio be deceived.
Anticipating probable dissolution Of the
Union, the negroes are not only to be run
into our State from the South, but they
are to become voters, fill official posts and
crowd the hite man from the State.--En-
quirer. tI' .l also s.i ag
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4 little plain Saxon for the Journal.


The last Journal is perfect curiosity
in its, way. We have seen and read,a
good many papers during this campaign
from the staid old National hatelFyencer
down to the filthy little sheets which are
conducted upon the principle that the
greater the liar the better the politician;
but for wholesale barefaced deing the last
Jourza5 stand; pre-eminent. We say it
in plain unvarnished English, that nearly
every editorial paragraph in it is lie.
If they had borne the remotest resem-
blance to truth, we might have called
them by some milder term, but if the
word as is not properly applicable to the
statements Of the Journal then there is no
use Of such a word in the language. As
VIC, are not in the habit of making charges
without giving some evidence with them, we
copy few paragraphs from the Journal
as specimens, Every man with Ave grains
Of, common sense knows that every one
of them isf.lse as Satan. Here are few
of them :sdf 81 eei}a A6 isa s
s@REMEMBER that that party hiss
Indicted and irnpri soncd men in Kansas
for uttering sentiments contained in the
|5Deciaration Of Independence.
Is .dREMEMBER that that party IS in
favor, Of acquiring Caba,. 'speaceabiy if it
ran, but forcibiy if it must" and thereby
ada another slave State to the Union.
|, "REMEMBER that the leading news
papers in support of that party say that
slavery is right and just, and is not con-
fines to color, but is the natural condition
of the laborer, white or black, every
where
"REMEMBER that the leaders Of
that party in the South say that educa-
ton among the laboring classes is an
lnsnferable evil, and that free schools are
the hot-beds Of in6delity aud abolition.
ism.
"REMEMBER that that party, in the
event of John c. Frement's election to
the Presidency, is in favor Of a dissolu-
ton of the Union"
= The above paragraphs are not cnlled
from different parts of the paper. bnt fol.
lowaeach other consecutively, and are fair
specimens of the whole sheet s ,- =
We do not charge that the editor Of
the Journal wrote these. falsehoods, for we
do not believe he has written fourth of
column for that paper since he has been
its editor If he gets suddenly ssncti-
monions and tells us that it is ungen.le-
manly to- call man a liar, our reply. is
| that it is more ungentlenan)y to practice
lieiag, and if his paper lies it is our duty
to expose it, and we intend to doit
q The editorials of the Journal are writ
ten BY members of the Abolition Clique
who get Mr. Shipley to father them. We
now say TO that. clique and to lis tools,
that We have heretofore dealt gently to-
ward the journal, in consequence Of the
- 5t,- z9s' 5tF " laifAt GiiE q - EhH
eaiter's- inexperience; but By permitting
such. infamous falsehoods to be published
Fin his paper as editorial, he has forfeited
all claim TO the courtesiesof gentlemanly
Intercourse. So, clique and editor
monkey and eats paw wade in,n' any
Or all of you,s and we will be with you,
! hencsforihFe E1sTs EE--sls;#.S s'''ie
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Burl.anani lat Il, fn.e viii, li.e Fi!lmnc.-
ites S viirtua! wniidra wal from The Gus

test. "a
Although we confidently believe that
Bnchanan viii get Several northern States
besides Pennsylvania, yet supposing we
admit that Fremont gets all that are
cinimed~ for him except Pennsylvania,
what chance is there of his election with
ont ii7 And wha, chance is there of his
getting i,f None at AL. But-if they failto
nominate an electoral ticket there it is, as
ws stated above. virtual withdrawal from
the contest. So much for Mr. Fremonts
ch2nce of being President. ---.--
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INDIGNANTLY FROWN UPON
THE FIRST DA AWNING. OF EVERY
ATTEMPT TO ALLEVIATE ANY
PORTION OF OUR COUNTRY
FROM THE REST, ORrTO ENFEE-
BILE THE SACRED TIES, WHICH
NOW LINK TOGETHER THE VA
RIOUS PARTS."s nsdt s.afs ,;asiIlt
GEORGE WASHINGTON. g
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a4gs sENAEoaaAL EIECT0ssy z
WILLIAM KENYON Jr., Of Belmont.
ALEXANDER T., MILLER, Of Butler, %

coNonEss1oNAL ELECToRH e.,Sf =.
1st eanLpos /. KBLLooo, of Hamiltan. :, s-a
"a. HsssY F. SEDAN, Of Hsmilton.
I'D sDxy,ptCIARx. of Montgomery. IL 's3a.
Al TsAAc u. IpoMAs, of sDarke.,sI - va. =
9th. EpwAEp FosgKR, of Williams, ,,e+7 ia -.
eth. MicnAnI II. DAVIS, Of ,Clermont. sss :.
fth. VIII. XN ChossKs, Of Warren.
st1c W1I1An KEssHssn Of Clark. ERso g
sth. asonoz e. sRsEr, of Seneca. g; y.lzi!i
10Th -LsyI DrSeAS, of Jackson. sppaa a3st
11th. ALTRaD McvRroH, Of Fairfield. ~. ina
iRfh, JACOB isL1n, of Franklin.
lSfhsJoz TrfvF, Of Huron, s5sG5sla'H
l<th. Joux G.; Mrxss, Of Ashlandss seg - si;-
l6th. skxuzL IsRAEr. of knex~zEs. o s57sd
16th. Jxxss N. GAyIoaD, Of Morgan. rssso7
I7th. BsasAnus r. SrnIoos, Of Noble,
1sfhs Affaoxso Hart. of Portage.
leth. Hzx1y II. DoDGs, ,sef Cayahosas-
a0th. 6EorsR @. GlLLErr, Of Ashtahula.
2lst. GsoRsx CocK, of HARRISON 49, srsYr
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Eotios to TEACHERS.

Let all the teachers Of this county re-
member that the next session of the Mon
roe county Teachers Association meets
in Woodsfeld on Monday the goth inst.
il issnot necessary for Is. TO nrge upon
Teachers the Importance of attending this
Institute. All good teachers who can,
win Of course be here. ssr - III s,fg
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PROgTaMa!FIlll|||F:' !


of Monroe, in the State Of Ohio do hsrebys 90.
notify the qualiAed electors Of said Comfy, -
assemble in their respective Il ~
usual place of holding electionsi ON fussak 9
being the 4th aday of lNovsmbse; AaD als6s. q -
ami then and there to procsed, as tho lav ai. sls
rccts, to elect twty three electors of Prssi-, 80
h purspanceofthe Constitution ana iaws u ths aS
Uuised Statess i.0is TDGg d IaieH eel si SEis
In testimony whereof l. hersuate net mys axsT
hand this 7th day of October, A. D.ie5s, at : "a
.trs Sh5rif's o9ice, at Woo1sEeld,
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