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@-PETERs Musical Monthly for May
is to hand, and well sustains the proud
title it bears-'1he Prince Of Musical
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odical adapted to suit the wants of al
lovers of music, professional or amateur
it is certainly this magazine.
The May number comes TO us over
flowing with choice New Music. There
are four new songs, by Hays, Thomas
banks and Eaton; three piano pieces
and we notice a new feature in the shape
of six pages of quartet music, which
will prove a valuable addition; also, 9
dozen or more pages OF biographical
sketches and reviews of new Music, that
will be OF interest to all musicians. Be.
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lections, and seems nothing 10th to draw
from his resources to any required eX-
tent to make the Monthly what it should
be. Besides the musical sketches and
reviews of new music, each number con
tains no less than thirty full-sized pages
of new music by the best writer's in the
country.
When music is furnished SO cheap,
what musician can afford to be without
a publication? 81 worth of good music
cannot be picked up every day for thirty
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music land good music, too, as you can
buy for $50.
This valuable magazine is published
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York, (P. o. Box 5429.)
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A Radical DHdge.

A communication in this issue from
the Chairman of the Democratic Central
Committee exposes the Radical dodge
TO control the nominations on the 9th
OF June.
Theru has always been that Radicals
shonld not be allowed to vote at Demo
cratic pominaLing conventions unless
they would pledge themselves to support
the full Democratic ticket at the election
whether the one voted for by them at the
Convention or not.
The voice of the Democracy of Mon
roe County is that Radicals must not be
allowed to vote at the 9th Of June Con
yention unless they will pledge themsel
yes to support the full Democratic ticket
at the polls in October The poll books
returned by the election judges will re
veal what Radicals voted and pledged
themselves.
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Who Should Not Vote TIE Dem.
0CratiC Convention.

Mr.. EDITOR: l have been requested by
many Democrats to Offer some sugges
tions as to who should be allowed 70
vote in our approaching Democratic
Convention. | have reliable information
that at least in one Western township,
and one Eastern township it is proposed
to allow men of all shades Of politics to
vote.
Such policy is clearly and unques-
tionably wrong.
If generally adopted, the Radicals by
organizing can dictate the ticket to the
Democrats, who will be divided
The only reason for having \ Convcn-
ton is that the Democrats may them
selves name the officers of the county
To adopt the proposed policy is pre-
ciscly equivalent to having no CONVEX
ton at all. Let him who can point out
the difference.
Furthermore, the Radicals would
always defeat the active, working Demo
Gratis, Our party would be utterly de
moralized by Democratic olfCe-Seckers
pandefing and trucking to the Radicals
for their votes in Conventions.
Radicals seek TO vote by promising to
support the nominees if the men they
vote for are nominated. To accld. to
this would be giving them even greater
privileges than Democrats have; for
Democrats are held bound to support the
nominees, whether their favOrites are
successful or not.
Others offer, if allowed to vote,to sup
port the nominees for the county ticket.
Will they support the Senator?
A fair test question, in my opinion, is
this: Do YOU EXPECT TO VOTE Tie Demo
CRATIC TICKET AT THE ENSUING ERECTION ?
JERE. WILLIAMS,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.
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Chicago Market.

mdy Az.
FLOUR-In good demand at 5 00a6 q
for spring extras.
WHEAT--Dull and &c lower; sales
No. l at l 17@al Is; No. 2 at l2al 49,
closing weak at l II; sales since Change
at ] III.
CORN-Dull and easier sales No. l a
62Ia63c; No. 2 at 57aa5Sc; rejected a
49a5lac; new at 52a53c; no grade at 39c
closing at 62Ia63c; No. l and 57a579c
for No. 2 unchanged this afternoon.
OATS--Quiet and irregular; early
sales at 5SIa595c; subsequently at 59I,
60c; closing at 59a59!c for No. 2; sales
at 58Ia5s4c, seller May; and 57a57g'
seller June.
RYE--Quiet and easier; sales No l
at l l4a l Is; No lat bal l3k; clio.
sing with sellers at l3
BARLEY-Quiet; sales No. 2at l 65;
l. 70; closing at 65 for No. 2 regular
HOGS-Opened steady, subsequently
became quiet and closed weak and 10C
lower; sales at 50aS So for stockers
and 00a9 40 for fair to choice ship
ping.
Steady at 5 50a6 90 fol
fair to medium; 7 OOa7 80 for good te
choice shipping steers; a few extra lot:
l,at 4 67ta7 Is.
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The ePrOSeCuting gAteOrReyship and
the ElyO Term system.
Chairman Dem. Cen. Com

Mr.. EDITOR: SO much is said nova
days of the two term system for county
officers, that it may be worth while tC
look into the subject little.
Whatever authority the system may
have aside from the Constitutional fe
striction, is derived wholly from custom
What, then, is the established custom
or, rather, the general rule?
In the first place the Constitution o
the State forbids Treasurer, Auditor Oh
Sheriff from holding his office for more
than four years consecutively; so, ii
considering the custom, these may b(
left out. A term for each Of the Other
offices is three years-eXcept the Office
of Prosecuting Attorney. So that two
terms for such offices means six years
and custom, gives the incumbents two
terms
Does it not follow from this that Tho
custom of the party is, TO give to an in
cumbent six years of his Office, except
where it is forbidden by the Constitu
ton?
Does not the reason above suggested
account For the fact that it has been the
custom Of the party, since the adoption
of the Constitution, to give six years to
the Prosecuting Attorney?
To this custom there has been but one
exception, and that was when Mr.. Amos
declined to be candidate for a third
term.
The question then for consideration is
this: Does not the general rule, and also
also the reason for the rule; give to Pros.
ecuting Attorney six years
| make these suggestions in order that
people may not be misled into violating
custom while endeavoring to maintain
it, EVEN HANDED JUSTICE.
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Allegheny i've STOCK Market.

May IL.
CATTLE-The supply of Cattle on
sale this, week aggregated $50 head,
against 500 head last week. Prices rul-
ed about the same as last week. About
100 head were purchased by foreign buy
ers. We quote good to extra steers at
s 00aS 80, generally at s OOaS %; good
to medium at Z 00a7 so, and s.ockers at
5 50a6 80, with good demand for the
latter article. Fresh COWS we're in fair
supply, and sold at prices ranging from
so OOaS0 90 per head. Although there
was some complaint among drovers that
they did not realize as fully as they an
ticipated on purchasing West, yet the
iparket was about as satisfactory one
as We have noted for some time to all
concerned.
SHEEP-The number of sheep on
sale was large, aggregating $50 head
The market was rather dull, there being
only a moderate demand, and holdars
were forced to make concessions. Prime
to extra clipped sheep sold at 6 0Oa6 80
per hundred, and but few at the. latter
figure. Fair to good commanded . O0a
5 so per hundred. Lambs sold ut 2 90
as 90 each
HOGS-The market was well supplied
and ruled dull and lower. Some sales
were made 10 a retail way at 10 00all 90
per cwt for prime to heavy averages
Ore lot was wholesaled by Jacob eedy at
9 35 per cwt. Prospects are for further
decline tho coming week.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

BEEF CATTLE-The cattle market
vas moderately active this week, but
prices remain about the same as last quo
ted. We quote choice at lOal04; fair to
good at 9a9!c, prime at 74ao!c; and
common at 6a7c per pound gross. Re-
ceipts 1870 head.
COWS AND CALVES-Were in
steady request at 40 00a75 90, and
spriugers at 35 00a65 %. Receipts,
$50 head.
SHEEP-Met an active Inquiry al
full figures. Sales of II 600 head at
65a9c per pound gross.
HUGS-The demand was good, but a,
lower prices. Sales of 5000 head, at the
Union hog drove yard, at 12.00a13 90 fol
slop and l3 oOal4 25 for corn fed, the
latter rate for extra.
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LEGAL Notice.

FREDERICK NkUHART, of the State of West
L Virginia, will take notice that William F.
Scheuae, of the county of Monroe, in the
State of Ohio, did, on the Ped day of March,
1859, tle his petition in the court of common
pleas within and for said county Of Monroe,
Ohio. and issued an order Of attachment
against the said Frederick Neuhart, in which
he prays Judgment 70! the sum of (s'15 sS)
one hundred and fifteen and eishty-eight one.
hundredth dollars, With interest and costs
being the amount dd6 asid William F. Scheu
hs on a note payable to David Kirkbtide
| signed by said Frederick Neuhart; and thu
said Frederick Neuhart, is notified that he i
| required to appear and answer said petitio,
op the third Saturday after the 10th day Q
april, 1869.
!. WILLIAM F. SCHEDFLB,
aprsous. By Amos 4 sprisgs, Atys,
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New York Money Market

May. IA
MONEY-Easy at 6a7 per cent on
cali loans.
STERLING-Quiet at 109a1O9s for
FIRST class bills.
GOLD-Firm and quiet until ne ar th e
close of the day, when it became strong
and active, and closed at marked ad-
vance in price; opened at 1889, and clos
ed at 139{al39s; cash gold in active
! request; the carrying rates were 6 per
cant dowr to per cent and fiat.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong
and higher; there is good demand for
all issues the '67 were, however, the fa-
vorites, and large amount of them were
purchased by German houses on specula-
tive account. Coupons of 81, 121 ba12l1
do '62. III kal2Oi do '64, llGall6s; dc
IS, ll64all65; do new 1l84allSs; do 81
ll84allSS; do '6s, ll8+allSs; 10 4os
| l09ta1G9t.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
GEoRGE s. LAhPING as a candidate for the Of
flee of Representative; subject to the decision
Of the Convention Of the 5th Of June. To
those who have known GEORGE from boy
hood, and noticed how he has risen in the con
idence aud favor Of our people of all parties,
it is needless to speak; a firm and consistent
Democrat; honest and pure in all his motives,
with uuasputable qualifications. we cheer
fully recommend him to the Democracy OF
Monroe, MANY DEMOCRATS.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO

AND FROM WoopsFIELD.
GAINESVILLE, which now Includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
r.x.. Leave each morning at 9A.M.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays aud
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at u r. m.
Sunash arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AM.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at Ia. m.
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
Twenty-ffve Cents Per Hundred.

The undersigned living one mile West
Of New Castle, Monroe County, at the
residence of Isaac Eddy, offers for sale
sweet potato plants at % cents per hun
dred at the bed. He will deliver plants
as cheap as they can be delivered by
other persons. Address
LEANDER A. EDDY.
Laings P. o. Monroe Co, O,
t,ovIu2
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A Nm @ Z n G f NJ r n I 5
Proceedings of the 1EonrOr County
sepfNScrafic central Committee.

Rlso'red, That said primary election be held
on the first Saturday the 5tl) in Juno next
that the polls be opened at 10"clock A. u. and
closed at o'clock P NJ. Of said day.
On motion,
Re%olred, That Convention composed OF the
return Judges Of said primary election be held
at Woodsteld,
On -Hondoy the tn dag ef June. 1859.
To canvass the votes and declare tho result
thereof
Reso}rsd. That 10 voter at said primary elec-
tion be allowed to votein any other township
than that III which he resides.
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Road Notice,

A PETITION viii be presented to tho Com
IL missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at thoiI
session on the 1th of Jnne, 1869, praying for s
county road commencing at or near the McDou
gal school house in Sunsbury township, through
the lands of Joel Smith, Thomas McDouga), vii
liam and David Hutchison, Benjamin Mel!ot'
James L. Mellott, Burden Gibbons, formerly
Theodore Mellott, near Center school house, IL
Adams township to its termination.
ma4td: MANY PETITIONERS.
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Advertisement.
To the Democracy of Monroe
County.

A tale is in circulation that if elected
Sheriff propose to make my son-in-law
John Smyth, deputy. I pronounce this
story utterly false and without shadow
Of foundation. l never entertained such
an idea for one moment; and declare that
| will not so appoint him,if am elected.
GEORGE W. CARRoTHERs.
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RThere have been several sets OF
tickets printed in which JEREMIAH WAL
TONS name for Commissioner was not
printed, for the reason his announcement
had not been received when they were
printed. The name can be written with
a pencil without much difficulty; there is
space sufficient to admit of that.
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EA dispatch from st. Louis, the
9th inst, says:
ga poor woman, enctente, who lost
her husband recently, in Cooper County
Missouri, travelled on foot to this city, a
distance of $50 miles, with a little two
year old child. When in the suburbs OF
st Louis, to-day, she broke down and
gave birth to a child. Charitable persons
in the neighborhood cared for the family
The woman says her name is Nina Wess
and she was endeayoring to reach hel
brother at Summerlield, Noble County
Ohio"
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EEThe Monroe County Medical So
ciety elected the following officers:
President-Dr. j. G. McCULLoUGH.
E, Vice SAM GRIMsHAw
Secretdry-Dr. JOSHUA WAY
Treasurer-Dr WILLIAM WALTON.
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EDlToR SPIRIT: Announce the name OF
JACOB 7. MORRILL, of Salem township, as a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney; subject
to the decision of tho Democratic Primary
Election. Admitting that there are excep-
tions to all general rules, it follows that in
the extension of the two term rule, care
should be taken not td adopt the exception
for the rule.
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PR o II a TE j u ID G. T.

MIR. EDITOR: Many Democrats are desirous
of having the name of DR.. JOSHUA WAY an
nounccd for the office of Probate Judge: subject
to the decision of the Convention. His quail
fications are indisputable. DEMOCRACY.
Mr. EDITOR: Please annOItnce the name OF
Dr.. W. T. SINCLAIR as candidate for Probate
judge: subject to the decision of the Democratic
Primary Election The severe pecuniary loss
he sustained IN the burning Of the Court House
should. in the opinion Of many, entitie him to
reelection. ~. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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HMr. WILLIAM HURD, of Claring-
ton, arrived here on Tuesday, the 18th,
for the purpose of removing NJ. HoEF.
FLER's house. The rollers have been
placed underneath the building and the
prospect is favorable that it will be plac-
ed on the new foundation without dam
a0e.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cures

will alss be foald invaluable in all eases Of
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colo. Summer Cen :
plants, Gripping, and ID taUt every dissrdsred
condition Of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city Or country every.
where at 81 per bottle, or by applieatic d T.
C. C. CLARK E,CO, !,
jrIllI Bale Propristers, New Haven, Ct
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EDralSe, the bank forger, who OBJ
tained twelve hundred dollars out of the
st. Clairsyille Bank few months since,
was finally captured in Massachusetts q
few days since, and brought here, on a
requisition of the Governor, and lodged
in Jail to await his trial.-St Ciairsritle
| Gazette, 1871
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Subscribers

Who find an II after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,an if no response
js heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tions, and their names will be erased.
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H The Medical Society met in this
place on Wednesday, the 18th inst. Drs.
j. WAY and WIN. WALTON were appointed
delegates to the Medical State Conven-
ton, at Columbus, on the Sth of June
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EF Mr.. JOHN MEssERLEY, Merchant
Tailor, one door South of the Post Of
flee, is ready to supply all persons young
ard old, with tip top clothing. See ad-
vertisement.
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sThe Democratic Convention.

The Democratic nominating Convention
to be held on
Saturday, the 9TH day Of June,
promises, at present, to be the larges'
poll ever cast in the county. The candl
dates are all hard at work, and what ap
pears funny, they all claim they will b'
nominated.
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E THOMAS JET was murdered in
Washington County, in December, 1868.
His heirs offer reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction of his murderer or
murderers.
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A Nm @ U N C Il N Z N rs

ED. SPIRIT: Please announces the name OF
CHRISTIAN cEHRs, Of Ohio township, as can
dldats for County Commissioner; subj5ct to
the decision OF the Convention. He is we'll
qualified tc perform the duties OF the vfH:s.
GREByBACE.
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Trouble at Reah Ends,

Strikers at the other end of the Union
Pacific railroad keep a tight hold of the
head men, and strikers at this end have
driven them out Of town.-New York
Herald.
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The extra ordinary expenses incurred
by the city of San Francisco by reason
Of the earthquake and the prevalence of
the smallpox, during the past year,
amount to $200,000.
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EThe National Store Companies at
Miltonsburg and Lewisville are doing an
excellent business in the dry goods, gro
'cery, tobacco and produce line
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Mr.. EDlrOR: Please announce the name of
ALBERT J. PEARSON, of Sunsbury township, as
candidate for the Office of Prosecuting At
tornev; subject TO the decision of the Demo
cratic Primary ElectiCE
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EWe edding cards now have the
name of the bride and groom, grooms-
men, bridesmaids and ushers all on one
card.
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GOES COUGH B,LSAM

This long tried aad popular sansas 10
again called to ths attention Of the Haslis,
AS often as the year, rolls Areunl, the pre-.
prietars annually make their bow to the pee
pie, and remind them that amongst ;hs
many things required for the health ssn'-
fort and sustenancs OF the famuy throusa
the long and tedious mouths Of winter, Goes
Cough Balssm should not lie forgo,tsu. Ror
years it has bssu hoasshall rseacins-- and
mothers anyioRs Tor tbs safety of their elsa :
i'en, and al! who sufur from auy diseass Of
the throat, chest and lungs, oanuot af,sd 10
be without it. In ad iitian to the o,diutry
foir ounce 80 long in the markst, We as~
fIrnish eur mammoth family sis, hsttlss,
which Will, in common with ths ether sac,
20 scaa at al Drn: Stores.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please annorince the name of
OLIVER F. FLINT of "Rirarfs Mills" Wash
'ngt"n township. rs a candidate for The Office of
County Commissioner; subject to the decisrn
ot the County Convention OF the 9TH Of June
FRANK is u Democrat sound and true ar,d well
qualified to fill the Office, and is. in fact, just
such man as we delight to vote for
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DEMOCRACY.
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Druggists.

ANY druggist in the county will tell ysu,
if you take the trouble to enquire. thst
every one that buys a bottle Of Goes By..
pepsia Cure''fr ,thsm, speaks in the msst
unqualified praise Of its great medicinal vii.
tues.
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co Nj Nj ISSEO T. Il d.

Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the name OF
GEORGE HARVEY HUFFMAN, of Green township,
as candidate for County Commissioner;
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Urinary Election.
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M A R e Il ED

April 25, by Jacob Wagner Esq, Jacob Ny
ers. OF Wetzel county, w. Va, and Elizabeth
Muenger, of Monroe county, Ohio.
May s, by by Samuel Wise, Esq, B. f. Scott
and Harriet Harshman, all of Monroe county.
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EgRead DIEHL's double column ad-
vertisement and then call at his store
He sells goods exceedingly cheap.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

MR. EDITOR: Please announce ths name OF
JONI p. SrRIGGs as candidate for reelection
to the Office of Prosecuting Attorney; subject
to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election
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HMr. P. SCHUMACHER has resumed
the baking business.
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EFMr RrNEswEkR is preparing to
start a bakery.
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; CLUE RATES For clubs of 10 snbscri-
bers. and over that number, 81 so each;
single subscribers 50; six months 81
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HTell the truth and your fellow
men will respect you. Falsify and they
will desDise you.
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e@ The attention OF our readers is di-
reeted to the advertisement Of Co.'s
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another pert of this
paper.
This truly Valuable Medicine is re.
commended BY all who use it. Read the
certificates.
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Mr.. RDIToR. Please announce the name of
THOMAS MARTIN, of Bethel township, as a can
didate for Representative; subject to the de-
cisiOn of the Convention.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
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RE- The teachers examination on Sat
urday last was largely attended.
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Mn. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
W T. MORRIS, of Center township, as a candi-
date for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision of tie Democratic Primary Election.
Nh. EDITOR: Please announce The name of
WILLIAM 5. MYERS, OF Sunsbury township. as
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to
the decision of the Democratic Primary Elec-
tion,