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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01
Wife

We are now largely engaged In buying and
selling SQUARE TIMBER and mspufAs-
tured LUMBER, and will give this branch Of
business special attention, and make Il an object
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TO Every

One who has Lumber to sell to deal with US,
We shall also keep constanily on hand a
general assortment Of GROCERIES and
ingly low prices. We also keep a full sssori b
ment Of oUEENswARE. This department
will be kept full azd complete, aud every
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Young

Or old, rien or poor, high or low, who will favor
us with a call. With our new and extensive
stock any gentlemen can please the most fas-
tidious
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

rUm DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC for 1869
1867 and ls0s for sale AZ the Post ohico.
r,ne 25 eeni.. Mailal 10 any nddrc.l. Iie2b-iI
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Lady,

By just dropping In and getting q nice dress
pattern, lace sett hid gloVes-or by doing that
which is better give her well-hlled purse,
and she will find good and paying investments in
embroideries, edgings, ribbons, gloves, hosiery,
or any other household nee essities.
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Husband

To this fact, because this branch of our business
needed in a well regulated household will at all
times be found incur store. Our stock of DRY
GOODS shall not be surpassed, either in quail
ity or price, and will embrace in part, P rints Of
every style, Ginghams and Lawns of every
quality, Muslins of every grade, De LANES
adapted to the tastes of the old and youngi and
every article Of any kind Of goods they sell is
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And
A Nice

Assortment of Mads-up CLOTHING for Men
and Boys, manufactured out Of the very best
material. which we will sell for cash or exchange
for country produoe at prices which will nsioni'b
both husband and
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Speakers will be present st these
meetings, to address the people on
the issnes of the day.
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cLEARFIELD, PA
Terms of Subsorini,on.

THURSDAY MORNING, ocronrn !. lsss
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Thcro is one more question you want answered,
and know exactly whpth IS. You want "
know whether this 4 a sickty country. Very
we'll, III tell YOU the truth. This place, North
Bond has been settled nnw about twelve years
spd Ibave not heard of a single death irv,n anv
local cause. There has never been a resident
bhvsiri,n within less than tflccn miles of the
nlscs until this sea on. The one now here is a
voubr man apparently of good habits, fair inicl-
ccence and no doubt well posted in medical lore.
but u,e community has been so provok kinrly
healthy so far, that he has been compelled 10 Law
his uill.bag 10 one side and, with coat or and
sleeves rolled up, betake himself with spade In
hand 10 the field TO planting sod corn to earn his
bread aud butter.
Now, Nc. Editor, doubtless vnu are r,,tinr
tired of this, and so l. but the theme is so pro.
life, hardly Know where 10 leave or / would
like to take ven to the top ofa neighbrring blua
where, IN iancy's mind, we could take our stand
beside some noble old chief as he stood iftcer or
twenty years ago overlooking million acres Of as
>hne lands as are upon the Amerieau continent
covered over with lnnumcrable herds nr his cho,c-
est game, and note the pulsations Of kiuey pride
that animated his nnoonqncred heart as the etori-
Gus thought Of I" | am monarch of all SURVEY, .
flashed over his mind; aud then contrast that With
his present fallen aud ruined estate, the result u
the onward march Of dbl and moaaioaons civili,
zatOn; but you eastern men could MT stdnl IT,
The heart moving lines of the poet 4" lo the pooi
old lndian," &c, would loom up in your mind
big drops of sorrow and pity would gather IL
your eyes, aud your nerves would give way, so
desist. fhN
Wishing you long life and much happiness,
am, very, respectfully, your jcyial Western
FAT CONTRIBUTOR,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.


An urcllin by the name of WGHLER had his
leg terribly lacerated beneath the buffers Of car,
g.. on Mon Law last.
on Thu, sday evening Of last week the ladies
Of the NJ. f. Church, had II Strawberry Festival
which was well attended. The receipts amounted
to about 500.
--SoMg miserable, low-lved wretch, for lack Of
othsr depreciation, has broken off the tops OF all
the young trees set out in the vicinity of the
Baptist Church. Steps should be taken tn e-ret
out such dcpredators, and an example made Of
them.
-MEssRs. REID and IIOLLIGER have formed a
co-partucrshp, and are now prepared to attend
promptly to any orders that may be given them in
al that pertains to first class harness establish
mcnt. They are A 10. l workmcr. Their card
will be found in cur advertising columns.
WE were agreeably surprised by visit fr' m
our young friend, I. A. GoRRILL, Esq, of Law
r'nce, Kansas. lie gives glowing accounts of
the West, and of the grain crops. The corn is in
tassel, and the wheat is all harvested. New po-
tAtoes selling at IS cents per bushel Corn 80
cents per bushe! We feel like cmigrating.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
Tho NmrScrY.

The Nursery.
Is becoming more attractive than ever With
TIC July number commences the fourth semi
annual volume. Wherever there is - child, this
excellent magazine should be furnished it. Try
it one year, and you would not part with it Tor
many times its value, t...,
Terms Single numbers II cents; for ono wear,
5 80, in advance. Address John l.. Shorcy, IS
Wdshiugt street, Boston, Mass.
REnrpcI,s Pictorial History of the
Great kcbcltiOn.
Has reached its thirty second part, which brings
the re cord ofevcnts down TO April, 1895, aud con
scquenty shows that the conclusion OF the work is
not very distant. Its narrative is clear aud inter-
esling, its Typography excellent, and its numerous
portraits, maps and other illustratiOns are fine
specimens Of wood engraving.
Ehe Life of Ulysses - Grant,
General U. s. Army, by HENRY @. DEMING,
issued by the National Publishing Company, in
Cincinnati, is one of the most readable Of the nu-
mcrous biographies of General Grant which have
recently appeared. 1t has obviously been pre-
pared with care and ilelity. ii makes a very
handsomely printed vosme OF over five hundred
octave pages, is illustrated by a steel portrait of
GRANT and view of his birihplace anl is sold
by subscription.
Our Young Folks ,-..~~
For July, has the following table Of contents
A Story of the Sea, by Mary Master; Straw
berries, poem by Trowbrdge; Eliza's Piano, by
Mrs. Hale; William llenry's Letter to his Grand
mother: the Cages in Central Park, by Q. d.
Shany; continuation of DR.. Hayes Cast away
N the Cold: Out in the Showers a poem by Miss
Prescott; Shoals and Quicksnnds. bv Helen
Weeks; Lessons in Magic; Tiny Dhvy, BY Mary
Prescott; About Me on NV Travels, by Mrs.
Walker: The Rivule, pom by Lucy Larcom
Music, &c. The illustrations arc numerous and
excellent.
rcrms-Two Dollars year three copies, Five
Dollars; five copies, Eight Dullari; ten copies
Fifteen Dollars The Atlantic and Our Young
Folks will be sent together ror Five Dollars a
year. Published by Tcknor.N Fields, Boston.
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who is TrumbulIy

lie is cold-blooded, cold hearted, cold.
thoughted man. A piece of ice. placed in
the palm oi his haud would hardly melt with
the latent heat communicated from his own
frigid nature. lie dwels in the realms of
metaphysics. lie knows nothing of human
sympathics. Be possesses no warmth of
feeling III common with the mass of man .
kind. 4 monsrosity OF cold calculation,
he weighs the fate Of a nation as miscrly
butcher would weigh ten cents worth of
meat, afraid to give one tenth of an uuuce
in excess of positive cXacincss. lest he
might lose one cenline of filthy lucrc. A
sudden gush Of generous sentiment wouli
starllr him ns one seized with the cholera
aud drive him to an instant application ol
stringent remedies.- Cbicago RcYu5iicda
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, July 2, 1868.
FL0UR-Fine, 81 00@7 so; Superfne s OQ@
25; Extra, Q 5O@l0 90; Double Extra and Fancy
10 0O@l3 90. Rye Flour, 50.
GRAIN-Wheat 23Of0255c; Corn 92@93e; Oats
Tie; Rye l75c Barley quiet.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, l9c; do. kegs, IKE.
BUTFER-Fresh roll sec; in keg 35c.
EGGS--22cs
GROCERIES--C Coffee-Rio 22d2Ec; Java 3ec;
Sugars-raw sugar ll@l5c crushed 7@l7Mc
granulated l734cj A coffee 1896 coffee 16 Hc.
G coffee l5H0l6c. Teas-Young Hyson, 00(9
l75c; Imperial l20@l75c; Black I0O@l6 ;
Japan lOO9l25c. MoIasses $50 iOOc. Sirups-
fair S5555c; good SO9S5c prime 9O0ilOc.
Rice-Rangeon lOe; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear $50; I'd clear $45; box s4Oi
stock boards S22 common boards Sl6; culled do
Sl; fencing Sl7; Gull fencing Sll; flooring strips
S4s; ID do S1l; ost, ssanting and timber, rs feet
aud under, Sl5 A lS-inch sawed shingles 5Gj
q IS-ihch sawed shingles 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 4 25i clear and second dressed
hooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 30 00i
common dressed siding SIT; 81 and clear dressed
siding S39i dressed stock common, 2-inch, SEA
dressed common boards SIS Lath 90.
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NEW YORK COLUMN.
Osborn Manufacturlng Oompany,

"OSDORN" nlRD AND ANIMAL CAGES.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY by this company al
Nl bridgeport, Conn, psdvr Letters Patent Of
the United States
These Cages are Of grcst variety OF styles aud
finish, and iuclndc CANARY, PARROT, MOCK
lNG-BiRn, SQUIRREL, &C.
They ar finished in n superior manner; nc
Paint of any description which Is so fatal u
birds aud animals, being used in thoir construc
tion. They are vermin prool bird fancicrs vii
appreciate these points of excellence, " BE- found
in no uther cages. They received the highest pre-
miums At the American Institute and New lorl
State Fairs of 1897.
Cau,ion.-Ah our cages are stamped with oui
name upOn them, Send for circular and pric,
list. 0EOkGE q. HILTON,
ilE General Agent
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Moumec valley Pioneer Association

Maumec Valley Pioneer ANsociation.
The annual meeting of this Association was he'd
at Toledo on Wcines lay the 24lh ult. In the a :
scncc of rrcsi lent NAVARRO and the Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. II. CoNANT, of Maunce, was chosen
President pro TN. The Secretary, H. BENNETT
rad the proceedings of the last meetings and
tcy were loptei. lie reported four members
rs deceased during the YEAR: EBESEZER WAL.
BRIDGE, HORACE SESSIONS, N. d. BIINN and
JouN CONsAuL. The total number of deaths since
the organization was reported at l6.
The report of the Treasurer j. NJ. CoMsTocK
was read and ordered ON file.
committee Of three was appointed to nomina c
officers fer the ensuing year, and the following,
having been reported, were unanimously elected
VTce Presidcns- Cen JoHN +. IlrNT, Of 10
ledo w. C. IloLGA ATE, of Defiance; w. V. WAY
of Perrysburg.
Recording See, ,etdry-CHARLEs T. WALES.
CorresDoHd6tJ Secretary JOHN j. MANOR.
IreasTer-JANEs NJ. COMsTOcK.
irgs,ces-NoAH A. WHITNEY, MAYOR BRIG
HAN, HENRY BENNETT.
The committee printing reported progress,
as did also the committee on Address and both
were given further time. The following rcsolu-
tions were adopted:
Resolred, That committee of three be ar
pointed to procure the publication of such mat.
ters as are now in the possession Of tn, Associa-
tion, and to compile and revise the same for pub
lication in such manner and form as they may
deem eSpedient.
Messrs. NJ. II. WATTS, j. ]. MANOR and C. T.
WALES, were appointed said committee. The
following was unanimously adopted
Rcsolrcd, That the Trustees be authorized to
procure steel engraving of PETER Navarro, and
such other members Of this Society as they shall
be able To obtain, and deem expedlent.
On motion the Association adjourned
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PERRYsRuRG mARKET.

[cORRkcTED WEEKLY ?. R. MILLER co.
PEREYsBURG, July 2, 1868.
ArPLEs Green W bu 90 dried 2 25
BEEswAX- 25G. " IL.
BuTTEH- 20925e u ib Eggs, lS@2Oc W doz.
FLOUR 00@l3 W lP barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn 81 90 W 100 lbs. Oats 55 to
Csc; Rye 90. Whea. 9O@2 30 W bu. Sheled
Corn, so to soc. r
LARD-20 o22c ~ ID.
PoTAToEs l25@l5Oc W bushel.
SALT-2 rs W barrel.
WoOL-30id40e y ID. -t,sa.f
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Severe storm

Monday night last was a fearful one in this
locality. Through the entire night it was a con-
tinued storm Of rain, accompanied by the most
vivid lightning, and thunder almost without q
parallel. The volume of water that fell was i'm
mcnse, an open vessel indicating four and half
inches. In Toledo, several buildings were struck
with lightning. In one instance the electric fluid
cnveloped a stable in flames, and five valuable
horses were consumed. No damage, that Ne
learn, has been done to the growing crops.
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NEW ADvEHTIsEmENTs.

Harness Establishment Reed e. llolliger.
Colt Estrayed-W NJ. Hollis.
Veterinary Surgeons. E. Pardee.
Attachment Notice Esther Franklin.
Girl Wanted-S. 4. Pardee.
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sTKENcTlT w. wEAKNEgs

DebilitOted men and women miule so by a pro-
cess based upon the impurities Of your blood :
why risk the danger Of greater prostrsltion while
absolute and permanent rclicGis within reach. 1t
is n fatal mistake with thousands, that only the
prescribed medicines ct physicians can cm e them,
and they do not consider the nature, purpose or
operation Of these drugs in their compounded CON
diion, but swallow them simply on faith, and
rarely, if ever derive amy positive benefit.
Now, we say that it s.sound judgment to use
remedy which it can be shown has effected actual
and enduring cures and such is Misher's Herb
BitteTs. 1t will cure the feeble of their ailments,
fortify them against the dangers Of malaria
changes in the climate, fluctuations of the temper
aiure &C., while at the same time itbraces the en-
tire system and onergizes the whole man. We do
honestly urge sufferers to =" throw physic to the
dogs" and hereafter use Mshlcr's Herb Bitlers
Sold by all druggists and dealers. Dir. s. D..
Hartman Co., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa.
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HOBCAE WATERS, 4 CO.,
MarerOoms ISL Bruadway, N,
$22 Novelty Sewing, Embrojlcring aud Braidng
MACHINE.
Complete with Table Tor only s22.

A GENTS Wanted, Male Or Female, TO sell the
~ Novelty Sewing and Embruideriug Machine,
the most complete machine ever offered for sale II
will do all kinds of work that can be done with
the high-priced machine. 1t makes the famous
Elastic Lock Stitch, that will not rip nor break,
even il every third stitch is cut. II can be sold in
almost every family, including great many who
have the high-priccd machines, for its embroi-
derry, in which it cxpcls ~ others. Send stamp
for circular. All machines warranted and kept
in order for one year, Free of charge
EMMES, CRAM & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canadas
7zz g22 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Wood County Official Directory.
JUrleJaRv orricERs.

JunIctARv OFFICERS,
James Pillars Judge OF the Court Of COrmon Pleas
Edwin fuller .s..... Judge OF tue Probate Court
George wedden. ..Cterk Of Codrt os Common Pleas
Alexander Brown E. :. =. :. Prosecuting Attorney
County oFFtcERs, 80
Joseph B. Newton ......ss s.....-..; OountT Au.oI
John A, Bennett ........ -. County Treasurer
Charles W. Evers 's.' s''eI
stephen Merry :. ''.' Souny neootuer
David Donaldson :. :. ....'.. County surveyor
Charles O. Baird =. - County coroner
John Russell,
s W. ST. John. -. ...s County commissioners
walter Davidson,
ID. =. Avery,
8, S. CaHaeId. =. County School examiners
q. A. Adams,
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THE SARsAPARILLA DIGGERs OF YUCATAN.
This singular set of people are descended from the
ancient Aztecs of SoRthern Mexico, and still re-
tain some of the pecuarities which Stephens and
Prescott gave of their ancestors. DIR. J. G. AVER
& Co. employ small army of them in digging
Sarsaparilla root. Provided with narrow spades,
coil of rope, and bag of water, they are ready
for the forest where the wild banana furnishes
them food, and thick -leaved trees are their only
shelter. Few of those who find themselves re-
juvcnatcd by this product, know how much they
are indebted to the toll of these humble laborers,
who dig health for thousands Of Doctor AYER'S
patrons, while they sometimes lose their own
Boston Commercial.
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They made her grave too cold and damp,
For a heart so warm aud true,
And she's gone to the lake of the dismal swamp,
Where all night long by her freely lamp,
She paddles her light canoe.
They might have had her for many years 10
cheer and delight them, had they checked her
cough, and saved her from Consumption, with
DR.. J. W. PoLAND's White Pine Compound, which
neccr falls in curing tie most obdurate cases. 1t
is the ne pius ultra for all pulmonary affections.
Sold by all druggists at one dollar per bottle.
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Try Me and You VIII surely buy Me.
DAVIS PATENT
Three-Minute Cake-MiXer,

Indispensable to every Family, Hotel, Steamboat
and Restaurant.
'INlE most useful domestic article ever offered
L to the public for the saving OF labor and Of
strength. This machine is for mixing cakes of
all kinds, puddngs, omelets, for beating eggs, for
mnshing potatoes, for moulding bread, &c, per
forming the operation quickly perfectly and thor
oughly. All will be convinced that the same ar.
terials will go farther aul cake will be much
better in every way when made by this Mixer
1t is alse useful to the painter and the druggist
and Tor everything that requires thorough mixing
or beating, this machine will be found iuvalua-
ble The price is so low That it is within the
reach of every family. Agents wanted in every
county. Liberal discount to dealers. Retail
price $5 each. State and county rights for sale
by G. Ia. NEWTON CO., Proprieturs, II West
44Ih street, N. Y. 7zz
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TesiinAoninln.

4 rerg large number Qf imporifrt tesiimopSIls kor
alr,aiy bceR rcccirci frem ihEsciaHs Ctrggiaen tl
thecdries, dRd taie,d FROM al classes IN scciy 81 de
ing m ne most JkittsriSg terms 9f ne lrh,ts iSs
CoRpetugd.
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Rer. u n CIfiSE, n RNmscg, N n, arriir,

~ Rai hs l'Aite TIHe Ota,,cuai tn BE- r,ry egica
eious, NJ o8iy iR coQhs and 9hsr pNls, aic uds,ft
km also IN Gfscti.as Of thc kidacyS debility q N,
Eon,dch, and other kiRirei orgiHs.'
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate In
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending June 81
1868:
J. Amcs to $. Colby; pt sH Wa sw sec %, tp
6, range 10, q aere- SEQ.
D. N,rth 70 2. Myers; lot s, IIaskins- $500.
Louis. Worth to l.. Johnson d. Smith; lot
81, Haskins-S40.
Alex. Bruce to t. veitah lots lOI and 1IS,
PerTysburg S3IJ. 20
J. Mercer to d. Mercer; 81 ne and nlI sc sec
%, tip 4, range 10, l60 acres--Sl 500
Hanes Davenport to j. u. Wight; pit ne sw
}. BrOokens tn G. +. 4 w. Stocker; ne sec s,
tp 5, range 0, 100 acres $4,000.
NJ. K. Sharpnack tn L. Shauaharger; nL Sc
sec ~, tp 3, range 10, so acres -SS4O.
J. Myer to wm. Crook; lot 20, Perryaburg--
S4O0
J. V. Owens to N. Reed; lots 81 and IS, Bowl
ing Green $500.
]. Hinsdaic to j. G. Knoll lot 26l, Perrysburg
5000.
J. W. English to A. English pit ne ne aud NV
ne sec lG, tp 8, range 9, so acres $2,250.
s. 0lin to II. n. Vanvorhis NV and sw NV
sec T. Up 4, range IL, 90 acr,s-S2, 800.
j. Witmore TO J. @. Witmore va Sc and u
ne sw sec l, tp 3, range IL, 100 acres-$4 S0O
A, u. Scott to j. APPLE "a sw and pit e2 sw
sec S3, tip 9, range 10, 0S aeres-s4 GOO.
burg $3.50.
la. shannon to weddeu Wright 81 ne
acres-$l,2 1881.
a. SLoles to ], r. Moore AZ nI% VIZ NV sec 10
and "a sH sw NV sec 2, tp 5, range 10, 80 acres
O.. J. Poe to ]. X. Lupton Sc Sc sec Is, tp s,
renge IL. 40 aeres-$l 900.
T, s. Carmau to q. n. Parks sw Sc see ri In
3, range 10, 40 acres-Sa00.
A. q. Williams 4 Bro. to A. Ordway; ex Sc
sw sec as, tp 6, range IL, 20 acres-Sl5O
J. Brookens to J. r. Jones ne see 2s, tp s, range
0, 100 acres 50 500.
J: Q. Beaupre to A. E. Reed lot IL, westhed
$50.
D. Erwin TO ]. W. Ensush sw see O, tp 4, range
o, l6l Acres-S2O0
No. Of transfers-24; total value ssl PSI.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, JR., beat the world iu
his great yacht race, So DR.. j, W. Poland's HUI
NOR Dootor outsrips all other remedies fhr cleans
Ing the blood. Suld by PECK & HAMILTON.
TIE wool dip of Bueros AYres, the pres
ent year, is estimated at one hundred aud
sixty thousand pounds, and viii DO worth
twelve mil'iops Of silver dollars,
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BOOTS & SHOES,

C0H0OLEXAMINERs NOTICE. The Board
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination fTeachers,
hillgrove, Tuesday, September J.. 1868.
Bowling Green, Tuesday, September s, 1868.
Perysbnrg, Tuesday, October 6, 1858.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested 10 attend the stated
etinss Of the Board.
Allcorrespondence with the Examiners should
bedirceted ~ the undersigned al Weston, o.
d. A. AVERY. CLERK.
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Tiemann's Laundry Blue
WATERS
MelOdCOns, ParlOr, Church 4 Cabinet
ORGANS,

And First Premium Pianos,
With Iron Frame, Overs,rung BASS and Agrant
Bridge. Tho best manufactured. War
ranted for six years.
t0A PIANOS, Mclodcons and Organs Of six
INyNJ hrst-cl0Ss makers, at low prices for cash,
or one-i1h cash and the balance in monthly in-
statmcnts, for rent, aud rent money applied II
purchased. Secondhand Instruments ut great
bargains. Illustrated catalogues mailed. MIR.
Waters is the author vt six Sunday School Mu-
sic Bouks {" Heavenly Echoes and new s. ).
Btll," just issued.
HORCAE WATERS, 4 CO,
NareWoms ISL broadway, N. Y.
TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos are known as among thC
very best.--N. Y. Ec,bryriist.
We can speak ot the Waters Pianos from per-
snnal knowledge as being o the very best quality
Grisioa laeHigpccr.
We have one uf Mr.. Waters Pianos now in ouI
residence, whore it has stood for years, of which
auS manufacturer in the world might be proud
We have always been delighted with il as
lswcct-toned aud powerful instrument, and there |.
no doubt of its durability; more than this, som,
or the best amateur players in the city, as well as
several celebrated pianiss, have performed on
the same piano, aud all pronounce it a superior
and trSt-claSs instrument. Stronger endorsement
We cannot give. Hons JoUrnol. 7xz