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l. OP AN INVALID -Pu5isned for the benefit aud q
vsring AID caution to you who tufer from Nervous
Ie1y. Premature Decay Ac-supyyus st tae same tine
n-aus SriCufo BY who has cured himself after
b. iuz put great expense through medical imposition AID
aus,k kerry BY inclo-ns postpaid, addressed enveone
nn, .opie. may be aI Of the nor. NATHANIEL NAY
> lR e,q.. Becford Mugs County, ". Y.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

.Es A. Regular Meeting of the Sons of
'2s.Psrancs Of Sammerfeld Dsvision; the
Yollo@idg preamble and resolutions were
adopted: 80 se,- 5,.,- - s. 80, -.
s'e Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty
SRaler Of the Universe TO remove from
this life. JosEPH @, CLARK: Therefore,
be It, by this Division .a' y Ts,ear
s.s Rssolped, That in the death Of our be
loved brother, We hare met with no ordi.
Aary loss, and while we bow submissively
10 the will of Him awho doeth ali things
well" We deeply mourn the loss of one
who wss jealous and honorable member
Sf our order; valuable and highly es
stesned citizen of our community, afaith-
ltal and successful Teacher, and a humble
-and devout Christian. 5tis ~. ,.os -. ~
b.. Rssolred, That we tender. cur most
heart felt sympathy to the family and
ftisbds, of our deceased brother. as "a
sia.R Rseolvsd. That We honor the memory
Vt our sbsoshersfor that patriotisE which
sPtsaPts6 him to leave The, peaceful walks
Of life. and take mp armsiin defense ofIhis
Seusksyy nth hour of peril
$50 - Rtsolped, That We drsps onr Slaves
4Ad Rsgaliisin monrning lfor our brosher,
Tor iths.space Of thirty days. ssi sfo!s J
$ rssoassa That . copy Of these. Reso-'
.la1ioesIh be iiransmittedo to 4thei family Of
e osr brother under under y the seal - of s.1 hs pvis
srslResolssd, That these Resolutions be
:.slh IL..A.
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Legal Notice.

'T1LIZ ETH MCMAHON, widow of John
u Mcmahon. deceased, and William Mcsia-
hon, John Nc iahop, D. S. McMahou, Benja-
min F. McMahon, Mary Ann Chapman aud
Gideon Chapman her husband, Eliza beth Bare
and Martin Bare her husband. Louisa Pears ON
and Isaac Pearson her husband, Mary Ellen
,McMahop,4 daughter of Alfred ID. McMahon,
deceased, son of John Nc cMahon. deceased,
heirs at lawfof said John Nc Mahon, deceased,
and Edwin Horubrook and Washington Cline,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them IN the 1st day of March, A. D. 1862, in
tie Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Monroe, by John II. Bridgsman, and
is now pending, wherein said John H, Bridge
n an demands partition of, and has the legal
right to, andis seized in fee simple of the
Estates Of said iiliam No Nahon and BEN
jamin +. Mcmahon, in the following real estate,
to wit:
Beginning In the north east corner Of the
sepAh east quarter of section sixteen, town.
ship two, aud range four, in the District of
lands subject to sale at Marietta, containing
forty acres, three rods and twenty perches;
beginning at stone corner to Win. Dunn aud
Henry ). Beruand, thepee south iones dsgrse,
west seventy rods to stone, bearing south
eighty five and half degrees, west sightse Il
and haf1inks to a9sugar six inches IN diam
eter and beech eight iuches in diameter,
south ten dAgrees east thirty.two links, thence
south seventy eight degrees, west eighty fohr
poles to aewhite oak twsnty.four inches in idil
anleter, thence north one degree, east ninety.
one and a half rods to a stone and white wal
nut bearing tree eleven inches in diameter,
thence norrh ssseuty-seven degrees, west sew
snty five iinksto a black walnut five inclies
in diameter, thence north six degr--s, west
fifty three links, thence north eigh, d srees,
east eighty-one rods to the place of beginning,
situate in the county of Monroe and State oI
Ohio; and that at the next term Of sail icoart,
the said John 81. Bridgsman will. apply for an
premises. w. +. HUNTER &
q + ". FORREST HUNTER
Attorneys for Petitioner.
March 5, ls62.--6w. $40. s-.t-,
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
We sfsr as premism to eysry sTbrs. ''ol-
y subscriberto VANITY FAIR, copy Of the
',sa s. Artemus Ward LetterSs..
To be shortly published in book sfo~p. by
RUDDG q CARLETON, OF this city. Pr ies,Sl 80.
We will send any other ONR. DOklsA ~ Pub
iieation WHICH may bs preferred. - srss.
we do not prepay the aper 70 Pieuaiu I'm Sub
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FERNS of Subscriptinns
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hemlttanees must be be made in aGotAsNsw
FORK or E4stern carrensy, or other Cneropsy
At New York, par. Seal all lsttsrsss easssly,
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"a lei. tPrSprist0rs, io.l W Nsssas its,salsH.
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Administrators Sale of Real
~ ~ stH tEStatn 4Vtt

L ~ A y 4A .
ESCaJo.
DY virtue an order Of the Probate Court
ID Of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigne
as Administrators of Henry Martin, deceased
will offer at public sale, on
- ,iSaturdav. ApriI 10 1862
on the premises the folloving described real
Estats. situate in Monroe Countys Ohio. to
wit: lIf1ef
Part of the north east Quarter of section
thirty -four towpship Ave and ranga Eve. be-
ginning at tn. north east corner of said
section. runn;no tbancs soutbs tvsnty.two
eha;ns and a;abtv l;ntss 10 n sto,,a and bick
or,, 80 tho, 80 ,r-.t,T 90 aar ,rost 90 i
l;nks d;sta,es. thsnoa wsst al s.b ains and 70
links to q stone and bicrorv he aaring son.b a.
da,r a.st 1e t,,ara,, ,or,I, as Oh ,;ns and
90 Iinks 20 the sset;o,, I'm. thence sast to the
,,,.o. 80 hor;,,;,r aarta;n;r,r s.rartv l-Ol
aorss p .,,a ~ ,aroha, ,nora =, iass V
> R;shtv scres dascr;hsa .s follows. R.gin.
min, for ,bs sa,,s - ~. north .ast corner of
tb. nortb vsst ON art.r of ssct;on thirty .fonr
tounsbir 40 l.na .ronra fv. 5,hanca south
.,u.,,t, r.. "a hals ss,u.oos .as+ Eve ond
an'y 80. sia ~ .ha,aa ,,ort,,
S.. s,.r,r N-s' 80 -. 80 80
sssa bnnar.a.hi ~ ,hsnos son,h
80 5..... 80 1870, .,,a s.vantv-two
b,TarsS.ss .rsi,,. 80 ,,or,h s;obtv EIGHT
-, LfL.,f. 1900 ,ua., th;r,v.oos, and Tan
snu nan o,.i ,1,ras. .four,h,
nunu,eu'ns iH.p..,,..a... to..,a ,as,vsh,
9l uee.e o"s .h.a: sn,,,, 'ons.a and half
oone s. a. on So -.hun5r.aths chains 20
.s s'ass ea hsn;yn;no,a = ;. :, @r,e,se~
49,. tt;r,v van. ocr.s dsscr;bed a. fol-
lA.0, n'YAs -, s,,S 40.
.sws az 80, e anar,ar nf s.at;an tb;rty sv.
=. ~ u. sou.r NJ -. sv. b,a;n,;na for
~ soMAship nye' anu aus ,,,t n s;na
lug same ~ =. pr aSoin. o sast from, ths son,h
ia sao,;nn thsncs nor,b ;ft,-
~e'' oo. AoA % ,s Sss -, .I-,v.,, ,h.;,,s
W. @AN 80 hnndrsd,h. to stake on the
-s .rsao ar.h th;r,.an assra.s wsst fonr
.s" sAse .ISas,hs .h .;ns 40 ? staka ,b.nc.
sa,,.h s;nhtv-a;rbt and one-balf degre,,s east
-, o.. .rd th;rtv-two hnndrsdths chains
~ ~ oal tbanea south seventeen degrees
aost tvaIve chains and seventy ,fv 9 hundredths
- s.o,,a tb.r, - north eighty eight and one
HE aanra.s ,u.st tb;rtv.tbrss and thirty-two
r.sS.t,s ..s - .Sa;,,s - ~, nlaea of hea;nn;no
AIso 49, -fonrtbs of an acre as follows:
80 ~ nortb .ast ouartsr of ssction
81, ta,rn sbin Az an 4 ~ranSs Ave
- o;,,t so,, tbs ,3f srctior afne
&c s..s 90 1;ntsl soi, N ffo,6 m, worth
Iaf Sta ~, IN n,t; no
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Attachment Notice.

sass'eg Edward Thomas, Plaintiff,
siszo2ei nd. it' against 7t
= .-ss1s Alfred Phillips, Defendant.
70 EFoRk John Beardmore J P. of Washing
" ton Township, Monroe County. Ohio. On
the lath day Of February A. D. 1862, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment IN the
above action, for the sum of Twenty Dollars
and Thirtv-Five cents. Said cause is set for
hearing on. the 18th day of April A.. D. 1862,
at o'clock, p NJ.
EDWARD THOMAS, Plaintiff.
March 10, Il 50. ASto opd. ~
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ROAD LEVY FOR 1862

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
lN Commissioners of Monroe county. Ohio.
at their March session, 1862, levied tax for
road purposes of ten cents on each hundred
dollars valuation, Of all taxable property in
each Of theiseverat Townships in said County,
which tax may be discharged by labor on the
roads, at the rate of one dollar per day, on or
before the first day of October.
N, L. BOWSER. Auditor,
z,f SEQ Monroe County, o.
March II, 1862. st. 81 90.
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FOR SALE BY

e. II. Dsvenp,srt, Moo isfed. q kotxebn-
alasa; Ghristisi Sander. brow svitle; Y .nla~
lexanda. &. Go Cana sent na w. Barniu
atf I'D: Wagan:,ld K o.. iac chhsbnrs; HnsoI
Powell. Jerus.s!s,a; Jacob T. iarrili. Claripg
n: II & L. Yl,o nemy. 3eal'sviilr:s7n'
Druggists anl Merchants ge erasl nigh
ths United States aai Cal.da.
Feb. Il, lS62,-1y.
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SheriTs Sale,
Edward w Wo,d,
TErs galnSt -
Thomas Wood

4 . 1 Il = H" q
= = ist r. Thomas Wood
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponss
toEtae directed from thsaCourt- oE Common
Pleas of Monroe County. Chic. | will offer
for sale at -pabic auction, at the front door of
the court house in the town of Weoisiield, in
said county, between the hours of ten O'Clock
d. N. and four O'Clock p. m, on sf5 - p
.Sat@fday tie k2th dayo april 1852.
the foAqvipgS dsscribed real estate, situated in
said county, to, wit: The south weat quarter
nj The north west quarter of section | Q, town
sAips2, range 4; also the west hall ofthe north
west quarter of same section, township and
range, in Monroe County, Ohio.
q T'asen IN executions and fevisd upon as the
property OF Thomas Wood, at the suit of
Edward Moot. ~ ~ z s}s,a . fe,s-l4s
6 w. CARROTiIERS
'sjsrsls1as 's".a f Sheriff. NC o.
Marc IL. 1862 $3.50.
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Guardians Sale.
Levi Baldwin, Guardiap,

Levi Baldwln, Guardian,
- against
- Sanford W. Durkee and others.
DY virtue of an order from the Probate
ID Court of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public outcry, on the $50
80 rie.1 9th day of Apra 1852, ,s-f..4
between the hours of ten o'clock .. n., and four
O'Clock p. M, on said promises, the following
described real estate to wit: @ nj
The north east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section thirty, in township two, of
range three, in said coan.y of Monroe "
LEVI BALDWIN, Guardian.
March 10, 1so3.--f3,75.
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Our Great PlselnlidaiIiiRi,.ss Z

Io.any one sending n = 50 90 for sthfSSpSHb-
l'eripti9ns to VANITY FAIR for one yseIfe -,
one subscriptions for sbress s(ysars5 wsAssul
presont sp lendids copy of bfSsr ssssssss
tWORGESTER'S - JLEUSTRz Y&D
I isaes'Q 'QU4RT0 DIC710Ex.R.xsA
which Is published at $3.50. ss ss,x
Read the following n,tisss Of the. y$rI
FROM t1s.sD - Dolly PifayHass,I Nev, ,Qr5S,.es.
I'm nne, We eannot bat con- sil.n Hessss-
ter's new book as il i.s4lf the ..pprs.sHsI sf
Esngiish nlnnidehisd, while the .strss aS.. bat
aave a' ior ages been wing into tsenop iqHrly,
20 enr'cn y and to rsct,iys froaii IsisISr.s,
lnd deineated as at orcs TO furnish saisrssi.-
-ient and instruction to the rsader. =, -.
FROM the mobile. Daily, TxiIu
We make no dop5. tkat. he swarfs.A III
'pesd1iy take its position. ,ss the Fs. oesis.d
'TASnARD OF the Epglis j ,la guaye 81 ef,th.nir~-
'teenth ceitnryss and Gsvs 10 Lrajts1;e,.x in
recomlaending i as .sDt OILY a, ssfx. ssyapics@.
aud fefiabis guide, hps IS Is .anly Hxssnp.s
Within onr kgowledss -. ,l,'.,sl, ,s,t.
Frcm Louis Ages zsLssIx HAsw
- itslssave lssave looked -ogeraypan grxsEs6dtfien %
" orcsstsi s pictionayE, ci.irny With. 4 bsfee W
oi ascerta;Sing how !farfit cpx.ss the esovnA
nsswhich am partlssilzriy jn,-,ss ssra4set - IT
great impertances ia our dave, whe sptaue,x -
e gre pi scisheais grstpsisss ersr piut9n-
20 common uss. that an Knaiish'is-xicpn sAuaid
smpracs as mgcl. of,It as lis e.nsis tsSiss~l. h
she Language wespeak.e ann u nj i,ssus3 - "a
ana highiy dslish,si iesii.sstis~iv,Su asvs
sqcceedsd far .bsyon,ls,R, enp psrtafleuetss1u D.
ing the proper selrsl ps,'s aaF ssnasaA MI 9Th
u a remarksb,e 'isgrf. e6saruuis cStsl More
copid hardly tsGive. Is sxerpa su.. . lSssssuas
ioyciopeqla.s nEs ,s4sf9agxSfa ssis III ssnIAE
/ .as, address, assbLnUIS II. sTEnHEN9.
| fubilsher for P.apsisters etlstislni % sfssv,
t. iasA liss,. lo0 Nassau Strxsst, SewsTsfkx4
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1862.
Great National Banner of Intellect,
AMERICAN HEARTS AND HOMES
NEW YORK MERCURY
A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND.

On New Years day of 1852. that world-re-
nowned and unriyaled gem of American jour
nalis.a. the peerie-s NEW YORK MsRcURY, will
enter upon the twenty fourth year ofthe m os'
brilliant Career ever achieved bva paper. Dur
ing the past year il has been the teacher. sto
ry-teller, mentor, AMI oracle of tioo hundred
thousand inner ican homss from ocean to ocean,
AMI from Quebec in Cauada to Pensacola, oil
the iulf of Mexico, Young and old. rich
aud poor, have reveled III its enchanting
stores of wisd olD, romance, art, poetry, and
genial hum or; and its praise is
Familiar iii their mouths As household word..
The noole patriot soldier in his tent, too
has whiled awav the tedium of camp life il
tha nbs0rtinp review of its, 5sssl-tia > tt@t-s5
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lcAAstDst. Q . Mech 10, issa.
Of Democracy:

Adstor Spitit Of Democracy.
a ,IWih. yoa ,please an nounce through you'
igepst, that I'll ths members Of the s2nd
Regiment, Ohio Volunteers, who have not
. yet joined their Regiment, are ordered to
arspcrt TO me at Cambridge, o, on or be-
tsrs Tuesday, March lsth 1862, for trans
portation. MILTON BARNES,
xirEss - - ss1. Capt. e2ud Regiment
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Attachment Notice.
sgsi john Sloan, Plaintiff, ia
~ hsl'd against ' '

Geo. Davenport. jr, Defendant.
DEFORE ]. N. Mitchell, J. P. of Perry town
ID ship, Monroe county, Ohio. On the 18th
of January 1852 said Justice issued au Orisr
of Attachment in the above action, for the
sum of Twenty-eight dollars aud fifty cents.
This action will be tried at 10 O'Clock on
Saturday the l5th Of March, A. D. lS62.- o.
..es.. JOHN SLOAN.
March S. ls62.-73t.pa. ~. .saa.s .i.
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~ ls1aAs1n AN sAsg1saesi.sr ~ %
To- .fr the time for holding AeNteyrss seex&e
b Court Of Coganta sPfcss, ins saeI Isfsy&si
III Counties Of The Enghth Judicial Dsxts;1 Of
Me STATE or Qto-J ss5 $40 5o1 s2zss
SECTION 4l.s Reaitenactcd by lie Gen ey0&sts-
se1nbly Of the State ef Ohio. T,lat sisec terss .f
the Courts of Common Pleas in andtfo>aa.e
several Counties Of the Rig ghtIf ,yu 4icisl Dis-
trict in the State of OHIO, in lE@ year enc ,h.u.
sand eight hundred and Aka, -twe,, slssai Le
held as fol ows, to wit: ..-.3s., .,..s.y,S
Muskingum County. February le,yNzy 10,
and November 8. y, -, -. -,
Morgan County, Aasoa IS, Jul, j s s.1ss-
tobsr 81. -, : Z. -, sf sss'f,ss -.
= Monroe County, February Is. . Nay sAsra
!. Bel Belmont 9. County Ksrsh Is. ipns lTs,saa
Noble County n.Ish 4 L June asi., 4. ..passss.- sst
Der z. - -; -
g Iuscarawss use. ceanty February Is, Hss~a5.
Guernsey County March lss s s.a
November 10. -. = ~s...
Jefferson County. .hassi.slL J.ns ,osas
Harrison s County, Fsbrussy as,s sAay asysas
0csoD9r 20. ..ssssl4K ears44 :. tsa5ae3 ssaelfa
SIC. 2. This act to take snset ana b n
force from and after its passage..yss,<..f
JAAES x. HUBBHE,x
p spsakerof the House sf Reprss sssnta alf3lx
JAMES hONNO4SA
ii III President pro TEN. sfstk6 AsIBeA
- 6aased s. February aauy l8easeL ssai bsm.sa
Ok orrior Or FHr sxcS.rliIYSr u SsAj =
Columbus, Ohio, February SsfS62
hereby certify has the fordsni&6 6x3s, =
correctly copisd from, the ,Drigip4l RIllrsn1ns
in this. j. K. COWKN.. a.
r esis AZ Il .hsyoflsAb Sssg f a.
Feb. s2s. els sasaC4s. "a. .5o. adj iys.s ssISSa
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aJef5d Monroe Comfy, Ohio.
March 19, ls6a-$4.5o.
Legal Notice.

nRB0RAH5 GRAY James d. Gray, George
" Gray, yeshuaa Gray, Hannah Gray and
Mary Gray, who are non-residents of the State
Of Dhjoswill take notice that John s. Holiday.
Administrator de bOnis non of Daniel Gray,
did Oh the l4th day of March 1862, file petit
titfon in the Probate Court of Monroe County.
Ohio. asking an, order to sell the following
premises situate in Monroe County, Ohio, and
aescribed as follows: sgffo4 =
ssffg same being eleven and one half acresiof
t9ddt ia Section thirty three, township i've, and
fEsge9 Avef bounded on the north by VIM
TfhAxf heirs land, on the south BY Robert
Glingkp,s land, on the east by VIM. Browns
Md And on the west BY George N Bsckets
land. to pay debts, Said petition will be for
heaFing Sd the 18th day Of April 1862.
JOHNS. HOLIDAY, Admir-.
March 10, IS62.--4t. $3,75.
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From Fortress Monroe.

Fosrhsss MoNReE, March 10 rThe
o mcsrs and mep Of the Monitor speak 10
The highest tsrnrs of her. performances, an d
,hiek .oey might have destroyed Tie Mer-
r:mac without much difficulty. if they had
bssn alto wed the opportunity, SO. s ,sss ss-
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2 Phebe Martins Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed was, on the 9Th day. of March A.
D.'ls62, appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrators Of the
tsstste of Phebe Martin, deceased.
ifi1l1 YJHRoBERf ANDERSON, Admir-.
March IL, ls62.-3t. pd. '--.4
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Master commissioners Sale.
" " Efihu Morris,
- 14a61 against zdm0I

+ William Eckelberry and others.
sDYs virtue of mandate to me Directed frsm
ID the. Court of Common, Plsasyof Ne4ree
County, Ohio, I win offer for Sale At public
auction, at the front door Of the court house,
inthe town Of wo6dsHsld, in said codn ", be-
twesnt the hours Of ten O'clock, a: a, and four
o'clock p. m, on .e,sti @ !. 3s''
T Saturday, the 18th day Of Aprss slSs2,a
the following described real estate, situate
in said County, to wit
Being apart of the south end fthe south
west half quartefsof section s. t0wnship 3, and
range ;, S,containing l6y acrss, ,mqrs particularly
described as follows: Bounded on the south
by lands of Richard Smith; on the west by
lands of Joseph Hill; on the north and east
by land Of Joseph Neal being the land on
which said Eckelburyss 'grist' ufill, isaw mill
and, dwelling houss stsiri; being in the e'south
end Of the south. west, quartet Of seetiona3,
township 3, range 5. Also 4 acres nlthe south
end OF, the southwest half quarter Of 4the
same section, township and range, adjoining
the former tract, beginning, at astone on the
east boundary line Of said lot, q rods north
from the south east corner, running, thence
north 80 rods and l2A links; thence west "a
rods 6 links, thence south 20 rods and 36
links, on the bank of the creek; rthence south
62k degrees east "a rods s26 links. to the be-
ginning. Also one and one half acres ip the
same section, township and range, beginning
at stone corner Of said 4 aore tract; thence
east 3 rods to thebank of the creek; thence
with the bank of the creek 2S rods to white
oak, thence west Ia rods to a corner stone;
thence south to the beginning, adjoining the
| former tract, in the same field with the acre
tract. First tract appraised at $l400, and the
second at $l35. teasfsg.,. -
9795s WM OKEY, Mas. Conn.,
| Monroe Common Pleas.
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Teachers Association.

TNHE next semi-annual meeting of the Mon,
i roe County Teachers AssoUiation Will b.,
held in Woodsfeld, coinneneng on
Monday, March 3ist 1862,
at Ii o'clock. P. NJ.
Teachers, it is for your advantage and for
the upbuilding and dissemination of. knowl
edge that the Association has been organized,
therefore turn out and let us have good time
s By order of the Association. ~
J. HARP. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
E. D. Good boarding has been secured
for the teachers: at the low rate Of forty cents
per day. -~@sv
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