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MUSICAL.
g.. HE a..

PROFESSOR Of Music. viii give lessons in Vocal
L and Instrumental Music IN the city Of Manito-
voc and st Two Rivers Residence ca ssh street,
near the Court House. i2-44Ey
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.
Rls.f. GLs'iITkN EK.


DEALER IN Su kinds Of Stoves. and Hardware
IL and Manufacturer 81 Copper. Tin and Sheet
iron ware, YORK street, North Side, Nanitowoc.
~ 44Iv
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MARTIN HEWETT. Proprietor. Commercial St
" EW Mouse ana new Earli. the best of accommo-
~ datlvns al moderate prices Sj5-ly
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JEBE DALEY, Proprietor, cor. of 9th ana Jay St
YNiIS is a new House. and well fitted up with all
i modern improvements. 4 good STABLE il also
kept III connection with the house. 100
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
&CrsAFEER,
MII.lll LYNCH

EASUIONABLf TAILOR. has removed TO Buffalo
L Street, two doors West cot L. X & Z. Il. Rand :
Hardware Store. All work warranted well done aud
to IT. I4-25-ly
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DUTIES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

l The Superintendent, acting under
the direction of the Board, shall have
the Supervision of all the Departments ;
school Building, furniture and appara-
tus; and shall see that the Teachers per-
form their duties and carry into effect
the Regulations of the Board.
g. He shall visit the different De-
partments as often as practicable, ex-
anime the classes, make such sugges-
tons and corrections as he may deem
necessary, grade the school, prescribe
the course of udy to be pursued in
each grade, as adopted by the Board,
and distribute pupils on entering to their
appropriate Departments and Classes.
3. He shall make the necessary re.
quisitions on the Board. for supplying
the Teachers with blanks, maps, and
other appliances used in teaching; and
direct the keeping OF such registers, and
the making of such rep ,rts b, the
Teachers, to exhibit the conduct and
progress of the pupils, as he may re
quire.
4. He shall have power to require the
attendance of any AMI all the Teachers,
at such times and places, as the Board
may designate.
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Meeting OF The Board Of County
Com mn1Issf0ners.

MlssiGners.
The Board met in regular session the
9Th inst, present c. CEHRs, JAMES ARM
STRONG and EDWARD OKEY.
Viewers and surveyor were appointed
for an alteration of road petitioned
for by j. Liouellen and others. Also
on an alteration petitioned for by John
Stephen and others.
Settlement was made with W. T. Nor.
Iris, Treasurer, and the funds found cor.
rect In-Treasurer's hands $i3,294 o.
| Allowed H r West S62 25 for print.
ing 2d quarter, SIS for July and Aug,
ust statement ard S5-for reward no
tice 50 and bills SO for Ben. Baker $
arrest; j. K Buchanan S. add John
w. Doherty s. for notifying Cummis.
sioners of extra session; Ketterer 4
Morris $25 95 clothing for lunatie and
prisoner in jail; L Hot ffler S26 Oh mer.
chandise ferjail and court house; Sieb.
ert & Lilley 1928 50, books and sta
tionerv for county officers; NJ. Hn. ffler
1920, fees as Auditor, Sd quarter; j L
Judkins S22 95 merchandise for coun-
| ty; Jacob Burgbacher S44, drawer case
rack for P. Judge and bedstead for Jail
Henry Smith, Inf. Director 622 so;
Jacob Drum $40 and John Pfalzgral
50 so; COSTS. Sc 05, in case of. Ohio
vs. John A. Messerly Ohio VS.. W. S
Troy, 81 so; costsein case of OHIO vs.
Troy and Messerly, officers in Wheel,
ling and transporting prisoners OF
Woodsfield SOL 20; Goodrich. g., Jack
son Sl5 for publishing July and Angus,
statements and 50 so for publishing re
ward notice of Benz Barker;s w. NJ
Alexander, Sll so, tinware for county
J. r. Morris 81 for appointing examin
er Of Treasury; VIM. Read S13 Is fol
repairing floor in Jail, well in Jail yart
and planting trees in court.hohse yard
Ohio VS.. B O'Frail. costs S29 95; DR.
Walton S1l so medical attendance or
Hubbard and Geo. Barker; A. j. Pear
son Sl60,part salary as Pros Attorney
VIM. Kent $35 for fill at Forts Fork
NJ. Baker 81, Constables fees iu case O
Ohio VS.. Troy d Messerly; costs in cas-,
Of Ohio vs.. Troy and Messerly, prelim
mary examination, SS3 05; o. F. Fin
s756 SO, for work on Crum Bridge OIL
Muskingum.
| The Board examined and cancelled
the Orders issued during the year.
| Allowed A. j. Pearson $3S IS, pc
cent on fines and costs collected; j NJ
Hall, S3 for guarding Jail George Hick
enbotham Sl4 for making crossing OIL
Laurel Run, 10 Green township; A Hos
kinson S58 80 for indexing deeds ant
general index; Neuhart & Liebfartl
$500 part payment on abutments ol
| Sunfish creek 95 svs
The annual report of the Inlrmar,
Directors was examined and found cor
rect.
There being no further business tn
Board adjourned
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crime Of Introducing such an element in.
to political controversy ought to he SUI.
ficient. Instead of helping the desperate
demagogues rann money changers who
have prolaned the temple, it will react
fearfully against them, and contributed
largely 10 that final defeat to which every
indication now points, and will he vel.
coined 10y the. country as a death-hlow to
a revival Of tie proscriptive Know Moth.
ing organization"
The school and church question, drsg-
Ged in'o this campaign at the su g,estton
of MoRrqN, of In'liana, is, As the Sun
saws, reaciing ag 'ias.its althors. Tnay
are whipped Oh ali the issues, an;l the old
war cry thrown in.
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5 He shall attend such meetings OF
the Board as may be necessary, and give
such information as may be called for,
in regard to the welfare and progress of
the schools
He shall make all promotions; fix
the time and prescribe the mode OF all
examinations of pupils fer promotion
from class to class; anG determine the
conditions thereof; 50 that they may be
eoual and uniform throughout the
schools. ..
He is also authorized TO conduct such
other examinations, and at such times
as, in his J Judgment, may promote the
best interests Of the school; and in
conducting such examinations, and in
ascertaiuing their result, he may require
the aid of such Teachers as he may
call upon for that purpose.
Z. He shall attend promptly. to cases
of misconduct reported to him by the
Teachers, carefully examine the facts in
the case, and administer appropriate
correction. Cases of extreme difficulty
and importance, he shall report to the
Board He may suspend pupils from
school for violation of the Rules, or
other improper conduct. in all cases in
which he may deem such action neces
sary Such suspension to continue no
longer than the then existing term, or
until the pupil suspended shall by note
signify bis Willingness to comply with
! the requirements Of the school.
8 He shall have power to make such
minor rules and regulations, as he may
deem necessary for the good govern
ment and welfare of the school instruct
in the high school Department; make
an abstract OF the monthly reports Civ
en- by the unfortunate Teachers, and Al
the close of the school year furnish the
Board of Education with full report
of the progress and condition of tht
school.
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Ey The Pennsylvania Democratic
State Convention, in session at Erie last
week, adopted resolutions demanding an
increase Of the currency, retirement ni
the black lacks, establishment uf free
banks, aud demanded the repeal of the
resumption act. The resolutions are an
endorsement Of the position of the Ohio
Democracy. We shall publish them
next week
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EF The Pittsburgh Post, hard mon-
ey paper, thinks better of the Ohio Dam-
ocratic platform at this time than it did
when adopted The prospect of the D.
mocracy elec;ing their t:cHet by al over.
whelming maj 'rity has changed its tone
hItsays:
The Ohio platform is growing so rap
idly in favor with our people, ESPECIALLY
the Republicans of Allegheny County,
that we should not beastonished TO; hear
If its adoption bodily. We have the
opinion OF the leading manufacturers oil
this city on the subject, and they assure
us they will support the Democratic tick
ct ifonr platform pronounces against an,
further contractiop,in favor of free bank
ing and the repeal of the resumption act
| We have no donht abont what the Erie
Convention will do on the subject"
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co RsE OF STUDY.
FIRST YEAR, PRIMARY,

FIRST YEAR-B PRIMARY.
Reading, Phonetics, Spelling Arithme-
tic, Object Lessons, Drawing and Writing,
Punctuation, Definitions, Language, Vo-
cal Music Management-Constant, but
varied, employment the best means.
SECOND YEAR--A PRIMARY
Reading, Phonetics, Definitions, SPELL
ing, Arithmetic, Tables, Object Lessons,
Geography, Preparatory Steps, Drawing
and Writing, Language and Composition,
Vocal Music. Management-See previ-
Gus Grade.
THIRD YEAR-B INTERMEDIATE.
Reading, Spelling, Definitions, Arith
metic, Tables, Geography, Language and
Composition, Drawing and Writing, Oh
ject Lessons, Vocal Music. Management
See previous Grade.
FOURTH YEAR-A INTERMEDIATE.
Reading, Spelling, Drawing and Wri-
ting, Arithmetic, Geography, Object Les
sons, Grammar and Composition, Vo-
cal Music. Aanagement-See previous
Grade. -
FIFTH YEAR-B GRAMMAR.
Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geog-
raphy, Grammar and Composition, Wri-
ting and Drawing, History, Elementary
Physics, Vocal Music. Management-See
previous Grade.
SIXTH YEAR-A GRAMMAR.
Reading, Spelling, Writing and Draw
ing, Word Analysis, Arithmetic, Geogra
ply, Grammar and Composition, History,
Elementary Botany, Vocal Music. Man.
agement-See previoue Grade.
Dec.amation-To be begun with low
est Grade, and continued throughout th.
entire course, as directed by the Superin-
tendent
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Talbott's Headlight.
READY-nADE CLOTHING,

Our new room and our new stock Of
CLOTHING are now ready. Here are
the prices of our clothing: A Coop
HEAVY CAsINEr SUIT for IS so; a better
heavy Casinet suit for Sc Is; AGOOD
HEAVY CASHMERE SUIT for SO:
albetter heavy Cashmere suit for S12 so +;
GOOD ALE WOOL HEAVY CASHMERE SUIT
for SIS; better all wool heavy Cashmere
suit for sic "a fine all soool Cashmere for
SIS; a fine all wool heavy Cashmere suit
for S19. Besides these we have large
variety Of COATS, PANTS and VESTS
in all qualities GOOD HEAVY JEANS
PANTS, ALL WOOL FILLING, for 81
10. Wehave line of Clothing that is
srell made, tcell trimmed, and good styles.
and at MUCH LESS prices than the readers
of The SPIRIT have ever bought them.
Talbott'S One Price and Cash Store.
m,y1l, Barnesville, Ohio.
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EF Here is an item that shows clearly
the contraction Of the currency since
January 1:
.Legal-tendcrs, s5775, 900; fractional
currency, s5,252, ,0S2, Nl,ionat Bank cir
culation, S4 100000 Making, a. total
contraction in eight months of sll,607,,
s0O0a ez4e rs.a.
The Republicauparers are vehement
ly asserting that there is no contraction
going on Tais seventeen million dol
lars of currency has been ob,ainal by is
suing five percent b ,nds in its place at al
expense to the people Of eight hundred
! and fly thousand dollars year. This
! is burning the candle at both ends. While
the capacity of the people to bear bur
dens is diminished the burdens are in
creased. Weare to have more taxes and
less money to pay them with.
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GOVERN MENT,

The system of government to be pur-
sued, is that of entrusting every pupil
With the general regulation Of his per
sonal conduct, and with the duty of
conforming to the special obligations
incurred BY reason OF his connection
with the school Pupils are expected
to conduct themselves as ladies and gen.
tlemen, under sense of high personal
responsibility. submitting cheerfully to
whatever rules may be necessary, in the
Judgment of the Superintendent, forAthe
promotion of their interests and the
general welfare of the school, So
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Hon. Alex. H. Stephens is getting to
be big man. He weighs exactly SO
pounds.
Senator Jones has soft thing Of it.
His revenue from his Kernville mine
alone last month, was $l65,000
According to Bayard Taylor, eighty
pounds of bread contains as much alco-
hol as bottle Of brandy. Bread eaters
will increase considerable after this.
Hon. VIM, Irwin, who has lately been
elected Governor of California, is ma.
tive Of Ohio. but has been resident of
bic adopted Srate, since 1852
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sHERlFF's SALE.
9 Stephen Groseubacher
Lewis Smithager ct al.

DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directs
ID ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, between the houra Of 10
o'clock a. m, and 4 O'Clock p. M, on s
Saturday,the 18Th day of September, 1879.
the following described real estate, situate IN
Menroe county. Ohio, to wit: s6rs3g
The northwest quarter of the southwest quar-.
ter of section twenty-five, township two of
range three excepting three and half acres
sold off the east side to David rhoenen, Jr.,and
also road through said land, twenty feet via .,
sold to Hercules Pugh, containing thirty-si <
acres, more or less,
Appraised at $1100. aaissgt
TO. LITTLE, ss
s1gl7,'75w5. Sheriff Y, G. D.
HUErsR 4 MALloRr, Att'ys. -gs
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=
H The New York Sun in an editoria
review of the Know Nothing crusade in
augurated by the Republicans in Ohio
since their rout on the financial question
says:
"When called 10 account by the people
of Ohio for the robberies, venality, job
berry, fraudulent contracts, infamous leg
islation, bribery, and rascality which have
shocked the country, ,fearfully augmented
the burdens of taxpayers, and culmina
ted in bankruptcy, the only answer of thu
Republican party is the GEGHAN law
The common schools are in danger!
"If there was no other reason fol
crushing this party out of existence, tht
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phlladelphla wool nlaraet.

September 10-Wool-Improved de-
mand and steady; combing and medium
in best demand for fine grades; Ohio,9
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above 45@50c; extra 460
47c; medium 50@5lc; cosrse 400 45c; !
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Wes-
tern fine 43@45c; medium 49@51c;
coarse 40@43c; comhing washed $50
&c; combing unwashed 34@36c; tub.
washed 45@55c; extra and merino
pulled 35@40c; No. and superfne
pulled 39@40c. Z
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Ytlp 9obtrtiseI,nl /,
Notice.

NOTICE to John Holmes, who owns land in
IL Center township, Monroe County, Ohio.
and now resides in the State of Pennsylvania:
You are hereby notified that the Viewers and
Surveyor of the county road petitioned for
through your lands. will meet at the new bridge
on the 26th day of October. 1875, at 10 o'clock
a. m, to enter upon the discharge of their du,
ties. PETITIONER.
Woodsfeld, Ohio, Sept. IA, 1S75-w4. ~
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g4rlf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
Spirit. Terms One year SE so; six
months 75.cents Office, North of The
Monroe Bank.
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y National Banks, bond clippers and
those Republicans who standin under the
party lash say money is too plenty. But
the pocket of every debtor, every labor
ing man and every business man in the
country contradict them.
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.HThe Democratic platfor no de
mands ''that the volume OF currency be
made and kept equal to the wants OF
trade.
The Republicans favor contraction OF
the currency, which means, in brief, that
the volume of currency shall be so con
tracted as tooppress the business inter
ests of the country:
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Latest from the San Francisco
Election,

SAN Francisco, September Z The
full city returns give the following re-
suits: The Independents have elected
the Assessor, District Attorney, City
and County Attorney, Chief of Police,
Coroner, Public Administrator, Super
intendent of Schools, and four Super
visors, otherwise. the Democrats have
made clean sweep, electing Bryant
Mayor, and eight Supervisors, with the
entire State, Congressional and LegisIa-
tive ticket.
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W HENRY BLANDY, Of GAINESVILLE, one
Of the 6rm of engine manufacturers, .
decided Republican, bnt who is opposed
to contraction and general bankruptcy, is
on the stump night and day for ALLEN
and greenbacks. He is making things
lively for the money changers and Office
holders.
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aas-lf you want sale bills, letter heads,
business cards, envelopes with business
card printed, bills of lading, or other
job work, call at THE SPIRIT Office, or
send your order. We will do you good
work at low rates.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

n SePtembef ,. =
CATTLE-Sales of extra steers ct .
6 1905 75 common to good, sos So;
Texans 2 1908 IS; choice sold at 6 CO. r
HOGS-Sales mostly at 7@7 so;
light, Z 25@7 so: heavy, Z 50@7 60;Y'
Philadelphias, 8 5000
SHEEP-Inferior to common, 3@3
25 medium to choice. AGA IS.
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EGov. ALLEN characterizes the at
tempt to inaugurate an anti.Catholic cru
sade for political effect as the last hope ot
despairing enemy. They have tried
this, that and the other, and are now play
ing upon the religious feelings of the
community as last resort. But this i.
the work Of the politicians; the people
care nothing for it, as it is much ado
about nothing.
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Literary exercises will he required
the entire course.
The Rules and Regulations adopted
Octob 2, 1874, are hereby repealed.
Done by order of the Board of Educa-
ton, September I, 1873.
81. MOONEY, Pres.
Fritz REEF, SEQ.
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n@- The SPIRIT is mailed TO suhscri,
bers outside Of Monroe County, free OF
postage, at $1 so per year If you
want your friends in the West to know
what is going ON in Monroe county send
them THE SPIRIT. .s
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A Convicted Iowa OMcial Escapes
Punishment.


Dies MONIES, September THE opin-
ion of the Supreme Court in the case OF
Isaac Brandt, indicted and convicted for
the embezSlement Of $4,000 of public
monies, while deputy treasurer of the
State, was filed to-day. The case went
to a higher court on appeal. Brandt's
lawyers holding that the indictment was
illegal because the deputy sheriff instead
of the sheriff participated in drawing g
said jury. The Supreme Coult sustains
this point and reverses the opinion OF
the lower court. Judges Cold, Miller
and Day unite in this opinion. and Beck
dissents. Brandt now goes free, and il
is asserted, cannot be indicted, the
statute of limitation now saving him.
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EEThe money lords Of England op-
press the laboring classes until they can
scarcely keep soal and body together
The money kings of this country are try
ing to do the same. @te
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FOR THE5sTATE SENATE.

En- SPIRIT: The name Of DR. JAMES
WILLIAMS, of Seneca township, Monroe Coun-
ty. will be presented to the District Convention
as a suitable person to represent the District in
the State Senate. DR.. WILLIAMS has been a
faithful worker in the ranks of the Democracy
for many years, and should be promoted to a
position where he can do still more effective
labor for the people. 60 DEMocRAT.
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Gy Warranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
mons', Subpunas. Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices of the Peace for
safe at The SPIRIT office.
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Hlf you want wages down 10 6f.,y
cents day and wheat to fly cents 8
bushel, vote for HAYES and contraction
Buff you want good times and genera
prosperity, vote for ALLEN and green
backs. ~
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R. Rag money" will buy anything
the earth produces or any article that is
offered for sale. tits the scarcity Of "rae
money" thatismaking the trouble and
not the money itself
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New York Cat,le Market.

September 10.
BEEVES-Good to prime steers IL
@l34, medium to fair 10a@11ac;. infe-
rior and common natives S4@101c;
common to fair Texas and Cherokee
75@Sac
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sales slow
at unchanged prices, at 44@6ic fer
sheep; 6@8c for lambs; most OF the
sheep at 55@6c. sef gssass 90
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From the Daily Register.j
Wheeling Live Stock Market
CHEESEMAN'S STocK YARDs,
"WEDNESDAY. Sent. g.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept IS
Since the city and county have con-
menced to compel the droyers and deal.
ers in stock to take out licenses, II has
had the effect Of driving the stock to
other cities, and consequently the re-
ceipts were light last week There Was
good demand but no supply. ,ss.
CATTLE-The arrivals Of cattle
amounted to IA head. They sold at n
@44c per pound. Y 81 ssslasai .
HOGS-There were 66 head Of hogs
arrived. They sold at 7a@Sc per h.
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s9- Drugs all new and fresh at p. B.
HANNAHs, in Lebanon. No old stock
on hand.
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New York.

Sept 10 -Flour4 65@S so. Wheat
| 25al A; Corn 7l@74c. Oats COG
&c. Rye 90c. Barley, I As
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n Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers,rusk,
cigars, tobacco, tea, coffee, sugar, pepper,
allspice, candies, toys, nuts, canned fruits,
pickles. and almost any other article in
the grocery and confectionery line you
may desire, at RE1NHERR's CITY BAKERY
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wIf you need Drugs. Medicines,
paints, oils, varnish, glass, or any other
straight goods in the Drug line. you can
buy them as cheap for cash at T. o
CASTLE & Co's,as at any other establish
ment in the State.
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~Prescriptions carefully compound
ed by No. | prescription clerk, at P. B.
HANNAH's Drug Store, in Lebanon, at
all hours, day or night.
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~Farmcrs won't vote for banker
HAYES and fifty cents bushel for wheat
They prefer farmer ALLEN and dollar
ard half. !.
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Baltimore.

Sept 10-Flour 75a7 go Wheat Is
37al Al; Corn Tic; Oats 42a5oc; Rye
75aSOc. -. ......--. 3
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R Fresh lot of cheap, good and
choice perfumerv, and fancy toilet arti-
cles just received at T. 0 CASTLE & Cos
new Drug Store.
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~ Pure Drugs and Chemicals at P.
B: HANNAH's new Drug Stor e cheap for
cash, iu Lebanon, this county.