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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

aTbese fyuresp SAYS Mr.. DEBow,
Mo il lie most Distinguished aud learn
= nm 1, lie statistics 81 the country
l;.;ng sscem prodiaious but, governed
Is AZ I;cht 81 lie past. ii may be ques.
tioned whether Ne have . right % doubt.
re most soberminded and skepticaf reaF
aer Mi aot. however. ventura to fix ths
non,laiion III the valley Id 1870. At less
than l5.oOD.o0o, and conmerse 81
s5OQ.OO0.o COO.
Again, ii the twenty years s'0N
siaas IS 1918 inclusive, IRE whole mum
Der of steamers built IL the United States
were Two thousand iso hundred with e
Aggregate tonnage Of five hundred thou,
sand tons Of which the West furnished
Eas follows, viz
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

The Pittsburg Union say g0unser
fsit sfo,s 81 Tie Northwestern Sank q
yirgipia are in circulation Ipeg
fac-simile of the genuine. s'nd ~ Meis ~
ecuted is 10 deceive the best Jnuges.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

VTIREINIA SIS Az Raies
clerks piHre Of lie eisch5l n g
gan county on me fist Mdndnz n mi
Nancy 1zhacktr y
VS.. X1n ChaHfesx
John Thaeler,
y apPeas.nt y f.1ssz,t s'ea hat hs
wealth: add The object pr this suit
Obtain a divorce, i iholdefed that "a
dant shall Aprear within one month ~ s
publication ofthis order and do whss y
essary 10 phteet his interest in tie mr. y.
Copy Teste, F"4
ssnisit wS sTRAToE. eli.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Il .yrMrsr Oh me BANK or KANNAwHA,
v,paISfA. ron rHE ouARTER ENDING

49,. 1917 H4H 4f
Nm asobanffe SITS, 594 10
=p ms P y 143,o88 50
Inland bills Of exc'ge ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
a nnrAaata deht.ane o this bank.

me rnnndersigned. directors Of the
RanE "a KanaRba. have examined the
abaya statement. apd believe it To be
correct. b. s.. SMITHERS,
T. ]. BUSTER,
H. FITZHUGH,
e. w. HILL, #
S. PATRICK,
THOMAS q. BROUN,
ISAACfN. SMITH.
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s24e,776,6s5

Aggregate S24o, 1855
end, That the population dePenPing
upon the lakes and upon the Western
rivers, as ! means Of communicating with
i market, was, for the year 1916,
For lie lakes, 3.928,9a5
For the Western rivers, 6,576s027
-
Aggregate, 9,5o4.942
AGAIN, Col. AnraT. in his. report 70
Congaess, estimates The net monre,yed val
ID Of The commerce Of the Western NV
ers alone. AS follows
F,rF,a6a 274,45a.8l6
ne9 o 4,0o7sG68
i isgo' $50, 2ias8oe
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
a
S3oo.0OO OOI

c.n;,al stock. s3oo,oOO Oo'
old ejaculation out
standing So. 49,
eos. S9,oI5 W
New circulation ont
standing, So, lo4,olo ~
New circulation out
standing los, 24,99o W
. Sl38,O45 90.
Due individual depositors, 1920 70.
Surplus fund, 68 ~
Interest and dis
count reed, 3,496 %
Exchange and pre-
miums reed, 1908 R2 !,
- S5,457 04
E,lances due banks& bankers Is, roo 81
AAt4A gTEF E #FE& FEL&E Nil H& a&A J8T MH4 - EF tI &E r1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-09
More Good News From Kansas. .

= rl4OIS 0OOd NSwS fIOlll IAduSc16.
We gave our readers few days since the
propituous intelligence, that the bone and
sinew of the Territory, the real squatters,
the hardy and Industrious, pioneers, in, a
word, the Free State Democrats, had ris.
en- in revolt TO destroy the Abolition dy-
nasty, which had set itself up in Lawrence
to domineer over and dictate to the men
of the country. The news now is that they
speedily succeeded in bringing The Law
renee clique to full appreciation of its in
Significance, = A meeting was held in that
town on the 22d to elect delegates to the
to the Free State Convention to be held
at Grasshopper Falls, and the Democrat
ic wing of the Free State party constitu-
ted fve-sixths of it.. The Lane faction,
which is against voting 10 October, and for
creating diseords in the Territiry. in order
to provide Kansas powder for the Chase
stumper in Ohio were slaughtered by
five votes. to one Every delegate elected
is in favor of voting in October. Thus is
Governor Walker substantially sustained
even. in Lawrence; and thus is indicated
the rebuke the, people OF, Kansas mean to
administer to the abolition agitators
whenever they have good opportunity
Statesman. f.,g ..,;,1e-ses Il ,cs, =a.ss
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Bent on Beating Chase.

{ The GAINESVILLE Courier, Republican
paper, says that about one hundred and
fifty of the Fillmore men of Muskingum
county. held meeting at GAINESVILLE on
Saturday and decided to support the
whole Democratic State ticket. The ne
gro equality doctrines of the Black Re-
publican Governor are held in deserved
detes;ation in Old Muskingum. The
Democratic State ticket viii have large
majority in the county. All the old line
Wings are for it, as well as the Fillmore
men. Indeed, We are informed by the
best authority, that the old line Wings all
over the state are thoroughly reused and
resolved to defeat the Congo party in Oe-
= + - Ss7" "
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Republican Flzzle.

A Republican Mass Meeting was an
pouncedl to come off here on last Tuesday.
We are Informed that the Republicans
here wrote to Coy. Chase and advised
gave ne know not. Was it because they
were afraid they could get no crowd to
listen to him? or was lit because they feared
he would leak out some Of his negro
equality notions, which are not very pop
nlar in this latitude2 There was no meet
ing, that is certain, and will probably he
none during the campaign. That's right;
keep the Governor out of hearing of the
people. if you want him to run any.
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The Independent Treasury.

The Republicans, in their platform
we're safsaid. to take ground either for9or
against the Independent Treasury system
proposed BY the Democrats. The sub
iest had been presented prominsntly in
every Democratic, paperAin the State pre-
yious tas the Convention; it was clearly
and smphatically set forth in the Demo.
cratic platform; all of which was well
known stos. the Republicans when theil
platform was Made lBqt they remained
sssilesat il regard to il as if they had never
known that it. w,ss, proposed
What was the reason of this2 Why did
they, SIM o platform composed Of fnarteel
planks, ten Of which are devoted 70 ne
l7oes. omit 70 say . word in regard to tn.
,ost, important question Of State polio.
involved in the campaign2 .sgsi io
The answer is just this. The peopl'
sYe in favor of the ,Iudependcnt ,Treasnr.
.rstem, and the, banks are opposed to it
hey, therefore, could not take either aid,
.lthout damaging their prospects will
no class or the other. Under the pres
rtsystcm the banks are made the depos
pries of the public money which, Is !:
bdsiness to them, and Of course the,
,.eptiy oppose the Independent Tseasu
and furshernose,s urey srs notgcing "a
,4.,sfT Z, - ss
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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONRUEs )
,Fsg COUNTY, ,;srea liz

z. s0nn sya y.'nsan' Alss Ass ssSasa6 slosSs
JOHN a. Truas, and others. Flyer Yofof ana "a
Thomas Yoho. her husband, George Gray, James u
d. Gray, Joshua Grays Hannah Cray Marysw
Gray, Rebecca knight and Lemuel J. knight :
will take notice that John CIingan has this day
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of the.
county of Monroe and Stateof Ohio, his petf-'5
tion, the object and prayer of which h to quet9ss
his title and possession in and to the following
described real estate situate in said county, to Il
wit Being part Of the north west quarter of
section thirty three, in township i've Of range u
FIVE, in said county, commencing at the southsqs
east corner of said quarter and running thence II
north forty -eght rods; thence south s49A de-,
grees west IS aud so hnndredth rods to . stone;
thence north SCI degrees west s and 50 huns a'o
dredth rods to a stone at.thelower end Of thso 81
Sugar Camp; thence north 81 rods 10 . stonses 9
at the beginning of the fiat; thence west 81 :
rods to the section line; thence south So rods
to the south west corner Of said quarter Themes
east la and so 5hundredth rods to;the south =
egst corner of said quarter to the place ef fsbean6
ginning. containing thirtytwo and half acres u,
And said defendants are notified that the plain
tiff will ask hearing upon said petition At the
next term of said court; % 81 - s5tfsais
q. HoLLIsrER, 0KEY s HoLLIsrss, sA sax
!. Att'ys for Plaintiff. 8, IA "a
August 26, 1S57.-6w.
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.t..g..,s..
1--WE neiiese negro Is nun'a'' ma :,
nas s1u'ns 1T ,1as n l,',s..I tIg, oF SJTE
FP1GEa1P m = 3 hdNyi D7YIER RIGHT
OFoTTIzEN.SHfP TSU0NcERNED
HEssHoULDEBE PLAoED.OM y, an :,
6QOAL!I.f. WITH TIE RS - ~,
1"nla'1 II oA'o ' - /
- = sastsYa III 3a.E,
,cant g q afk'so'ofedgsa e Aoty e0'o,e0
Ssopk hare rsgAts a'ad loy'sateges M aen'et 4es
kaes net ora'EGoy, Cpasse, a. Cineilua,,
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The Failure of the Submarine Tele
praYh st4t es5#1 -t {stoftf +

The London Necs is sanguine that the
Submarine Telegraph can be laid yet in
the bed of the ocean. In an article don
the recent failure it says: iae ie W
TIE general opinion among those most
qualified to form a judgement appears to Be
that aos haze learned enough in this first es-
sag to render the success Of the neat attempt
morally certain. Two important points
have been decisively set at rest by what
has already been achieved. The unpar-
alleled length of the cable, and the vast
depth to which it was sunk, having presen-
ted no obstacles to its tclegraphic working
until the final disaster occurred, messages
were flashed with the most perfect success
along two Thousand FIVE hundred miles
length of-wire, q portion of which was sub
merged to the depth of very nearly two
miles in The ocean. 3@si, | q
a - ~. = -zft
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Thomas Sparrow.


The Newark Adrocatcs in its last issue,
reviYes a reminiseence concerning Thomas
Sparrow, who was appointed by the Gov
ernor to conduct the late Treasury inves-
tigation. 1t seems that Messrs Bartlett
& Smith, q wildcat banking =frm-in Co.
lumbus, on the 18th of December last, OBJ
tanned SI75,o0Of Of public money to use
and speculate epon, with the name Of
Thomas Sparrow as security for the sum
Of $4,000, The bond was not approved.
These facts are found in the report Of the
Finance Investigating Committee to the
Legislature in January last. The Adro-
cate is quite severe npon Messrs. Bartlett
& Smith, and denounces them as very i'm
proper persons to be the depositors of the
public money. Sustaining this coniden-
tial relation to the late Treasurer, Mr..
Gibson, it is not surprising that Mr.. Spar
row should be willing to believe his utterly
worthless statements in regard to who
took the money, and to make areport, the
truth of which, on that score, nobody be-
lieves. Being an indorser for banking
shavers, who had been the recipients of
the public money under the present regime
Mr. Sparrow was certainly an improper
person to conduct the late Treasury ex-
animation. The Adrocate inquiries wheth-
er that loan of Bartlett & Smith, with
Thomas Sparrow as security has been
paid, and suggests that it would be well
to have another Investigation by examin-
ers who are neither borrowers nor in
dorsers.- .-Cin Eng 80
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) DIR. Robackl In Cincinnati.

a. The most brilliant success seems, to. have at
tended the practice of this celebrated Swedish
Professor since his residence in Cineinrati.
Tie most desperate cases Of dyspepsia, scrofula,
liver complaint, rheumatism, and cough are re-
ported by. the sufferers themselves to have
yielded to his Scandinavian Remedies These
medicines. it appears, act chemically upon the
blood purging it from the elements of disease
and curing an infinite variety of disorders. by
cutting off the supply of morbid matter which
forms their basis. Testimony to this effect
which cannot be impeached, is proffered to all
who are hard of belief See Advertisement
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Woodsfield Retail Market.
{ Corrected s0eekly By Sinclair 8 Baker.
IA ,WoODSFELD. Sent. L.. 57.sn

-fsfFI E3ti.OSDSx IlA1A-J = NySHss ~ ossSttS
Flourper,baErsl,l III .il-a. -1an ess $780,
Wheat per bushel, -5ns3ss5a- GOA Loo .
Oats per bushel, - 25
Corn per busheL III ;s,se,s b-i7s- ,ao75o
Lard per pound, sscr -g14sd 3 40
Talloweper pound s. -ta,Rt- ,y-s Ia
Salt per barrel, soy az -sg8 800
Hams per pound. 90 s-ss,r 5'-hll5i
Shoulders per pound, seas -..sb-soaa l2a
Corn meal per bushel, s.z4ssl76
Eggs per- dezensss-r -,sG-sia b-aa .lesl
Tea per pound, d,o. Ia ! l-d75oto l,0oIl
New Orleans Sugar per pound, 5e-ae 10
Molasses PEI gallon, sass-a 95 to i ,o0a
Rio Coffee per pound, liz r,o.-H 15s
Java Coffee per pound. 81 ,a-ea-T is
Hay per ton -siS,90a
Fish per pound, az $50 -1lqa 10
Nails Sd. Sd. and lod. s. and 81
Brooms per dozen, .4- bap- 200
Onions per. bushel, -h9-s3- a-syl ,00f
Timothy seed per bushel, $50
Rice Per pound. .an-a4c-a i-sor . to los
Candles per pound. !-o3- u-a1 ras .elsi
Butter per pound. i,-,s ssi-e- rg .lss
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permit the subject to be Silently ignored
by their party. Already many Repub-
lican papers. goaded on by the banks, are
it, The State, .lsaraaal is throw
ing out few feelersto sound public opin-
ion, and will oppose it just as far as ii
thinks the safety of the party will per-
init. hfft43ffsl{tH H3E|
Tne party which is SO solicitous to en-
courage banking that when the people
repadiate its proposed bank law, it will
call an extra session of the Legislature
and present it again at the very next e!ec-
lion. is not going to desert the banks on
the Treasury question. The party which
would make a law to exempt bankers from
their Legitimate share Of taxation, is not
going to take the public money out of the
banks as long as it can be kept in them
This may be set down as a certain re.
suit: if the Republicans get majority IL
he next Legislature, the public moneys
will continue to be Breslinizcd and Glib
sonized by deposits, and will agaiI
he used to shave the notes of the very tax
payers who paid into the Treasury. l
the Democrats have majority the none!
will be kept. in the Treasury where i
should be- - So
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Through Tickets
Five Dollars Reward | :

CTRAYED from the subscriber near Bares-. !.
y vile, two 8 year old steers. Said steers
are red with white streaks on their backs, and
some white on their belly, one ittis fznore =
white than the other--white foreheads, sozaesa
white on the legs the horns of one area pref
ty turn, and the other more straight. They
are9 pretty well matched in color and si1s,1
though is a little heavier than the other.2 i
Any person returning said steers or securilSsc d
them so that the subscriber can get them, will
receive the above reward. :.
asf a sssIs DAVID FISHER. q 5G
s Baresville, Sept. q 57.--4t pd.s Is Esas
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Es5 HELMBolp's HIalnY CONCENTRATED Ex-
TRACT BucHU, is prepared directly according to
the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is
the best and most active preparation which
can be made for the cure of Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses.
&c. Read the advertisement in another col
umn, headed " Helmbolds Genuine Prepara-
tion.o a
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EaS REApt READ! YR AFFLICTED. READ --H.
T. Helmbold offers to the afflicted his Genuine
Preparation, Fluid Extract Buehu, which has
accomplished the1mosto extraordinary cures of
all other. similar remedies. Read the adver7
tsement in another column, headed !" Helm
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{ attachment Notice.

Stone { Tho.aas, 3EFoRR ,ssob s. ~, i.
against - : IL MORRILL, = justice g
Perry ". Gilmore, afsthe Peace Of .S.asms
township, Monroe county, Ohio, On the 2othr
day of August 1851, said Justice issued an or
sum Of $275I 92.la fn,SfoNR: s sTHOMAs,h ass
. ytis,l d.;s.s Rye. Nv. h,aesE their Attsys
Sept. 2, ls57.--5t
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ZEE sras sfA 49, 5000 ns mI- = uH nr,n14n. nnn.
| 1,c.N rcTsr a sn1rRn -
i ~. hor !, ,bo nhio stote .1,ur.
,a "a, hooaod ar.ots
!. g, ~. ,,,o5 pao,,,..-W,;cb 50 rho party of
|1,o.ranc,,meat ard Rosoru, ~ Rom, ,
| i, AVN IS s,aez is 8gao9r aduv
war,a ron b.,ievs ~ +, ;s an attempt
~. 49, pa.,,,,,,:aona !. 20 rodno
go Tue ''1Aes' a'a 'na' 'hei1 aoln'n's'' '''o''
mas cost iess 'hah 'na' OF tue Demoera'S'
heretofore e, 'ie eei'or ee'' oi 'l'e o'a'e oou,
"'l anu ai.to'hef nepuooi''au e0''o's Nsse
a'oluea tue su"3eoe - ..AAa''o" 10 'n
WOusu ttic SmultpUA tlilC itSu, duu Ills
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sPEtC1ALadN NoTIC Ets.

. Esg HELMBcLDs UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REM
EDY.--Compound Extract Buchu cures Diseases
of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
ness sc. Read the advertisement in another
column, headed !" Helmboldas Genuine Prepa-
ration.'' ...l,,.fss ~ saoqff Slatgesf aac
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From the Newark Advocate
The Ohio State Agency gone up! !
Tho nawc frar,aa Naxu X1,rir and ,Cinci n /.

'g The Ohio State Agency gone UP!
The news from New York and Cincin-
natl brings the startling announcement
that the Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust
Company, has fulfilled ats destiny and
closed it's doors! This establishment is
probably the largest banking house west
of the Allegheny mountains. Its head
quarters are at Cincinnati, with an Agen-
cy office in Wall street. New York. 2tsa
In April, 1885, the Chase administra-
tion appointed this concern it New York
Agent and Depository for the custody and
disbursement of all if1noneys payable for
interest and principal, and the Ohio State
journal announced that A. p Stone
(Gibson's successor,) had selected the
home Office at IS Cincinnati as one of his
Republican repositories of the public
money! ,t aqtiJ58 81 -
~ eW7j I'VE just learn that portion of
the money received OIL the sale of the
State Bonds last October, was still on
deposit with the Trust Company at the
date of its failure. AS matter of course
this will be denied. and its truth cannot
be tested until the meeting of the next
Legislature. t3la safn2 s7sdt tsD 9s't
ss Huzza for Morris and an Independent
State Treasury s'assni< io 52si5o aa
The Pill TRADE Who could dream
| of the magnitude such an undertaking as
the manufacture of { Purgatiye ,a Pill
assumes when it comes into general use,
And how painfully do the, following
lnrmhers speak of the amount, Of human
sickness and suffering, that little, morceli Of
"a remedy goes forth to combat. and sub
1due Dr. J. c.. AVER Of Lowell, man
ufactures in his laboratory forty gross per
Idiem of his Cahortic Iils, through all
the year, This is eight boxes minute
or one dose a second. We thus find over
$4,000 persons swallow this pill eyery day,
or ! ,296, ,oo0'a month"; Physicians, think
Of that! $4,000 patients a day who seek
relief from the medical skill of one man.
Surely that man should be, as he is in this
case one Of the. first intelligence and Of
the highest character. His occupation
entails upon him a fearful responsibility
for the veal or woe Of his fellow man. - ~
PaaiinsviAe Courier. =, ~ ~. s..
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Monday. October 19.. 1857.

Monday. October 49,, 1857.
The teachers appointed to conduct the exer-
cises are as follows:
c . Orthogvaphy-J. o. Amos and 4. Wiley.
10 aReading gAMiss Nj. A. Adams and j. R. Nc
Divitt. e7es ; ii ssols ia / 5ie3as ,Gslat I
.drithmetic--A ]. Sutton and S. Rugsuggur.
Geography Brooks and A. j. Sutton.
Grammar-George Mason and J. Smith.
+ g.Aige5fa-W. Wheeler and Miss H. Wood
mas. agH Dug 81 5Hss Ess@tst z!
!, Phiesephy-J. G. Clark and w. Wheeler.
tsi .sir1L d G. u R e S.. '
loi First evening, j. p. .3spriggs-subjec Mental
seseahsssnins, hey :, 9. Am0z-sue'e9t School
i Third evening, A. J. sutton-subject Geo
graphy.
: Fourth, evening, B. Powell--subject Theory
Fifth evening, James smitl,--subject Value
Iof Science. - =.
S Rev. AssoS SMYrH, State Commissioner Of
Common Schools, will be in attendance during
the association, and lecture to, the teachers
and people. ..,.s t.s
10 Prot. T. C. BowLEs, of Mansfield, will be in
Eattendanee; also, J.. P..sCowDERr, of Sandusky
City. .asmsoB Gitpt u .oss ~ 5TG23 ss's
ID eacnefS VINO attendmay eNpect rare INTEL
lectual feast. iss. ~ sssf, - ..: ,st-s..F I
fhe5air Pump, SO long looked for, has come
to- hand, and is now in the possession of the
Librarian, and I'VE may expect to be entertain
ed and instructed by seeing performed, some
of those, wonderful experiments which Conf
stock speaks of in his chapter upon Pneuma-
tics. Our teachers upon this science--W Wheeler
and Clarl14-will, no doubt, be well posted, as
they are ow4attendingt hid sSouth West Nors
NAL School, the fountain head of science. bli
Taking all things into consideration, we may
confidently demand larger attendance than
weihaye ever yet had.- tSis aiHs 'Aisae'
Teachers, one and all, come out. There are
importants questions to be disposed of: The
text book question-the report upon School
government, and other reports.
u ALI levers of Education are cordially invited
to attefid.a osie sYsl e. aaHs 'ss.''ss
"a By order Of the Soeiety.oA bib haa I.
"a :, b. POWELL, Sec'y. 4
(JoAus sa,il &c, 1872 I'M 5si 70 - "a s-'.t
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ARoge ther the most formida BILE consolidation
pof Equestrians. Grotesques, Clowns. Gymnasts,
vohigeurs,E EquiRbristss PaIto,ninists. Acro-
bats and highly trained horsesiof which there
is any reee I'd in the history Of the Circus. ea.
|s E These Three Companies will not be sep7
arated at any time this season, under any pre-
ttext whatever. .tess'itsit ~ ~ 1ssoss e%s
J.. Z. WERNER, Agent North American Circus.
L. GRAHAM .s Floating Palace Circus.
o. +. BFMER, ai RaiiRoad Circus. = s.
asy- REMEMBER THE DATE. -
Ee Wheeling September l7th. :sat 8
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TO TEACHERS.


TO TEACHERS. stsa
-ENHE; Board of Examiners of, Monroe County,
II Ohio, will hold meeting at the Woodsfeld
Union School, on ~
Saturday, ,the''lsth ' day Of September,
at 8 o'clock precisely, for the purpose of exam
ming Teachers ard granting Certificates to
those found qualified. The Board intends to
cond net the examinations in writing. Teach
ers will therefore, be requircdato bring with
them pen ink and paper, and also q stamped
envelope. ~.@a------e
Certificates will be granted as follows: ), -7s
isiTen questions will be asked on each branch,
and any teacherans@ efing three-tentlis will re-
ceiys certificate for three months; four tenthss
for six months; and so on at the rate of three
months for every additional tenth. .s.siel'
: aas BY order of the Board.
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