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pn;,aoeinnia WOO, Market.

August 20.-Wool--More inquiry for
fine 6eeces; medium feeces and comb
Ing wool continue in demand; the tone
of the market is unchanged; Ohio, Penn
svlvania and West Va. double extra aud
above 46@59e; extra A6@4Sc; medium
49@5lc; coarse 43@45c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 43
@45c; medium 49@50c; coarse 43@
45c; comhing washed 5S@62c, comhing
unwashed Aye; fine unwashed soc !;
coarse and medium unwashed 35@37c;
tub washed 59@6Oc; extra and merino
pulled 40@42c; No and superfine
pulled 3S@40c.
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wThe Teachers Institute in ses-
sion here last week was the best, in ev-
cry respect, held in the county for many
wears. There were one hundred and
eleven teachers present during the week.
A very considerable degree Of the credit
for the success of the meeting is due to
Mr.. JAMES A. WATSON, the President
and to A. j. PEARSON, Esq, of the E1-
ecutive Committee, who exerted them
selves vigorously to make it successful
In saying this much we do not wish any
one TO think that we desire to detract ar
iota from the credit due the many who
engaged earnestly in the work of The
session. J&
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.wIn letter from A. w. McCoR
MICK, Esq, of Marietta, ordering his
card as Pension Agent continued for
another year, he says:
"Accept my thanks for the handsome
manner in which you have set up the
card. The business do for your rea.
.ders proves to me that The SPIRIT is
good advertising medium"
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TThe new R. c. Church at Fuldah,
Noble county, was dedicated on the 22d
inst. Bishop RosEcRASz and eight
Priests performed the ceremonies =
There were 5000 people present. The
building is one of the finest and largest
in this part of the State, being IS feet
in width by 120 feet in length
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EBThe Quaker City Fair will be
Held September 2lst, 22d and 23d. The
premiums amount to $1,000 We were
mistaken in our notice last week that it
would be held during the first week in
September.
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EY-There were 20 applicants for GER
tificates at the teachers examination the
2Ist inst. Certificates were issued, as
follows: l for Is months, s for II
months each, for 6 months each and
Z rejected.
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It U r N O U T

The Woodsfiell Spirit is peculiar
as Democratic Organ in speaking with
frank csndor of leading Republicans
An additional case in point is its refer
eDce last week to the appointment Of
Hon. N FL. Van Worries on the Usage
Indian Commission. 1t says: 1T would
not be easy to find a more suitable man
for such an undertaking than Van Vor-
hes. He is thoroughly competent, aud
is noted for doing well what he under
takes. - Athens MESSENGER
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TAn inch of rain on an acre of
ground amounts to 6,272,640 cubic in
ches. This gives 22,622,5 gallons Of
water, which would ill cistern capable
of holding $50 hogsheads. Reducing it
to weight, it would amount to over 113
tons. A trough 12l feet long, 10 feet
high, and feet wide, inside measure
ment, would just contain an inch of rain
from an acre of ground.
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transfers Of Real Estate.

James Wells to R. L. Carpenter, 81
acres, Seneca township, S3,450.
j. T. Jones to George Braumlich, 81
acres, Ohio township, 1925,
j. W. Devore to Wm. Hanson, SO
acres, Wayne township, 81, 700.
j. P. Duvali to John Riesbeck, 4
acre. Sunsbury township, S5S.
F. w. Brown to F. NJ Amos,2t acres
Perry township, $500.
G.. W. Nalley to John Moose, q
acres, Center township, $3.50.
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l@From July 18th to August 14th
there we're three inquests held by the
Coroner Of this county, vis:-JoHN MI
cHEL, murdered; the child of Miss SU-
TER, found dead, and the body of a child
found in the Ohio river.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES, }
THURSDAY, Aug. 10, 1875.
CATTLE-Market during the past
week has been quiet, and prices 4@tc
lower; very best, 6 25@6 Is; first quail
ity. 4 50@5 so; medium or good fair
quality, 8 5o@4 So; ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows, 1903 so. Most
of the sales we're at 4 50@5 30. Re-
ceipts. 2.14S head; sales, 1852 head.
HOGS-Light supply; good demand
for good grades; common dull. Range
of prices is 10@11 25. Receipts, 1916
head
SHEEP-Fair demand for good
grades; common dull and t@4c lower.
Range of prices is 4@5 so Lambs
dull, at 2@4 90. Receipts, 9,301 head
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teachers of our county to form them
selves into Township Teachers Assocla-
tions and to meet at least once in two
weeks during their winter terms OF
school.
ResoLued, That we tender our thanks
to the choir for the music furnished us
during the institute, also to the NJ. E 5.
S. for the use of their organ and books.
Resolued, That the proceedings of the
Institute be published in both the county
papers. K l. NORRIS,
d. McVAY,
VIM F WIRE,
Committee.
On motion, j. A. Watson was appoint
cd to deliver an Grafton on the first day
the Institute, next year, at 2 P M.
On motion, that the officers elect make
a speech, carried
On motion. J. w. Doherty was ap-
pointed committee of one to take up
subscriptions, at the present, for the o.
E. Monthly.
On motion, Miss Josie Okey was ap-
pointed to prepare and read an essay on
some subject, to be selected by herself,
on the first day Of the Institute at .
clock P. NJ
JAS. A. WATSON, Pres
S A. ATKINSON, Clerk pro tenn.
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A Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING so Acres Of excellent
" land about IL acres of the same is wood
land; well watered and in good condition; one
cottage dwelling with six rooms; good barn
and out buildings; an orchard of choice grated
fruit of the standard varieties.
The above farm is in
Sunsbury To,onship, Monroe Co.. Ohio,
Situated one-haH mile west Of the town of
Beallsville, and known as the farm of the late
deceased Ephrairn Griffith. There is no other
location more desirable in the vicinity of Bealls
vile than this.
Any person wishing to purchase win call on
A. NJ. F. Mccullough, Of Beallsville, or the
owner, ]. G. Mccullough, of Bellaire, Ohio,
when all the information needed will be given.
augl9, ,'75tf. J, G, MCCULLOUGH.
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cEIn the Probate Court on the 18th
inst, SAMUEL FISHER, Of Ohio town
ship, was adjudged insane, and applica-
ton was made for his admission to the
Ohio Hospital, for the insane, at Athens
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NOTICE FOR
Railroad Co. Organization

THE subscribers to the stock of the Bellaire
Il and Southwestern Railway Company are
hereby notified to meet at Armstrong; Mills
on Thursday the 10th Day OF Sep
tember, 1875, and then. and there between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, proceed, ,eithe,
in person or by proxy. to elect seven Directors
of the Bellaire s. Southwestern Railway Com
pany. VIM. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
: ISAAC BOOTH.
JAMES F. ANDERSON,
JANE McGREGOR, jR.,
NJ. SHUTS,
A Nj. ANDERSON,
aug17,'75w5. Corporators.
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e%Mrs. ELIZABETH ALBUs, OF Salem
township, was taken before the Probate
Court on the 1lth inst, and, after ex.
animation, declared insane and entitled
to admission to the Ohio Hospital, for
the Insane, at Athens.
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s. EIThe Garington Planning Mill
owners propose to make display of
furniture at our Fair in September
Let the owners of other Planning mills
in the county come and Bring speci-
mems of their work for exhibition.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county, Ohio, at their September session,
1875, praying for an alteration of the road
leading from the Stafford road to the Lewis
vile road said alteration to commence on the
ridge at the gate of George Denbow; thence
east on or near the line of the lands of George
Denbow aud G. w Farley to the lands of Solo.
mon Sheekel, thence eastward to the lands Of
James Milligan; thence eastward down the run
to his present outlet; thence along said outlet
q northeasterly course to the lands Of J. B
Williams: thence on or near the line of said
Williams and Milligan to the old road; also
praying for the vacation of the old road be
tween the above named points.
aug10, lows. A PETITIONER.
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i G@The County Commissioners met
at the mouth of Clear Fork the l7th
inst, and contracted with o. F. FLINT,
ESQ, to erect abutments to replace those
recently carried away by the floods.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK Cattle Market.
August 20.
BEEVES-Common to extra natives,
9a13c common to fair Texas and Cher
okee, 7a9c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market dull
and weak at 44a74c for sheep; 6a73c for
lambs: few lambs going at 7aaSc.
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Association was called to Or
der by the President; music by the
choir; after which the subject of school
government was presented for. general
Observation-Disclosures, Jas. A. iWat-
son, R. X. Walton, Jas. E Way. c.
Wilson, D. McVay and Others. When
the discussion was ended the reunion
was announced, and all manifested de
sire to become acquainted, 80 that the
members OF the Association were CREST.
ly pleased and enjoyed themselves well.
The reunion was success.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90.
The Institute was called to order by
the President music by the choir; after
which the Association was led in prayer,
by Prof. Brush lecture by Prof. BRUSH,
on Arithmetic questions FIVE minutes !;
recess ten minutes; lecture by Prof.
Ridge; subject of reading continued ;
questions Eve minutes miscellaneous bu-
siness.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Association was called to order
by the President; music by the choir
lecture by Prof. Ridge,on the manner o.
conducting recitations In reading; aftel
which the business Of the Association
was transacted.
The committee on nominations hand
ed in it's report, which, on motion, wa!
received, and the committee discharged
/ A motion to elect officers by acclama
, tior was carried Motion to reconside
carried. A motion to vote for each of
ficer singly, by acclamation,w was carried
TSee list of officers elected in anothe
column.-PuB. SPIRIT.
The committee on resolutions handed
: in it's report, and, on motion, was receiv
Q ed and the committee discharged. Res
!. olutions received and adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
VI INAsNUcH as the spirit manifested b
the teachers of Monroe County, by thei
strict attention TO the instruction whic
has been impaired to them by the abl
: gentlemen who have been labofing wit
t. us, that sufficient measures and resoll
h tions be adopted to keep alive this inte
!. est and secure as large attendance to OF
annual institute as possible; therefore,
Resolved, That we, as teachers, tendt
y our thanks to Professors Brush au
l. Ridge for the able and efficient mannt
:. in which they have conducted the r.
spective work assigned them, whilst
our midst, and for the interest they ha,
:, manifested for the furLherance and &C
: vancement of education.
y Resolued, That it be the duty of Il
n, Executive Committee to have regul
as programme Of exercises arranged, {
h that teachers and professional men of Il
:, county be assigned their respective l
- sttute work at least two months pri,
u TO the annual meeting Of said Institute
is Resogped, That we feel 1t duty i
W cumbent upon us to secure mo
n regular attendance in our commt
:. schools and further regard it as du
q devolving upon both teacher and paren
I'd to become eo-workers in securing sa
be attendance.
ne ResolUed, That it he requested of t
>t various Boards of Education to furni
~ better facilities for the teacher in /
oe work, such as mathematical blocl
le. maps, globes, &c
Reso.ved, That we recommend to t
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~Attention is called to the advel

M g Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Steamboat Andes. The
excursion rates, for the round trip, to
the Cincinnati Exposition are. exceed
ingly low. If any of our readers de-
sire to attend, we advise them to take
passage on the Andes, as Capt MuHLE-
MAN and his assistants are among the
most accommodating gentlemen on the
river.
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These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock q. m. and close at p. m.
A fee of so cents is required from eacl
spplican. as condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
BY order of the Board.
aug24,,75-td. A. ]. PEARSON, Clark.
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cF Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, ,rusk,
cigars, tobacco, tea, coffee, sugar, pepper,
slispice, candies; toys, nuts, canned fruits,
pickles, and almost any other article in
the grocery and confectionery line you
may desire, at REINHERR's CRY BAKERY
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HProf. CoseRovE, Superintendent
OF the Woodsfeld Union School for
two years past, has been employed in
that capacity at Brooklyn, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio.
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H Remember the Fair on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, the 9Th, 9th
and 10Th days of September.
HThere is considerable fever and
ague in Ludlow township, Washington
county, along Muskingum creek.
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Eg Master BILLY GOODWIN, of Sar-
dis, this county, has pair Of goats
that he drives to a little wagon. He
will exhibit them on the track during
the Fair.
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ETownship and district treasurer s
are required to settle on the I'd, Sd and
4.h days of September. Attention is
invited to the Auditors notice in an
other column.
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or the Cincinnati Exposition
STEAMER ANDES.
s.

Captain CHAs. MUHLEMAN.
Will leave Wheeling for Cincinnati, Tuesdays,
September Z, IA, 81, %, and October 5, at . P.
M; Bellaire at @ p. m, on arrival of trains from
Columbus and Pittsburgh; Sunfish at 0 p. m
arriving at Cincinnati Thursday noon. Re-
turning leaves Cincinnati Fridays at p. m.
Fare for the round trip ten dollars.-augS7wG.
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.EwT The following is said to be the
latest composition in preparation for the
piano: Backward, pin backward, oh
skirts in your fight, let the boys see me
good, just for tonight.
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From the Daily Register.
l,iva Stock Market

Wheeling Live Stock Market.
CHEESEMAN'S Stock YARDS,
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 18.
The following is the arrival and sale
of stock during the last week and pri-
ces paid:
CATTLE-Arrivals, 90 head; sold at
2t@4fc per 10.
HOGS-Arrivals, Sc head; sold at Il
@73c per 10.
SHEEP-Arrivals, 80 head; sold at
S4@4c per lb.
CALVES-Arrivals, 20 head; sold at
3@7 90 per head.
COWS-Selling from 2o@35 90.
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MARRIED.-August 81, 1876, by F.
M. BEARD, Esq, Mr.. JOHN HlcKEN
soTHAM and Miss ELIZABETH KING
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TGold closed in New York the
goth inst, at 81 lSt.
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H~ Prescriptions carefully compound
ed by a No. prescription clerk, at P. B.
HANNAH's Drug Store, in Lebanon, at
all hours, day or night.
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ANNOUNCEMENT, A

r ED. SPIRIT. Announce JOHN B. NoLL,
Of Center township, as an independent candi-
date for County Auditor Mr.. NoLL is well
qualified to discharge the duties of County Au-
ditor. MANY VOTERS.
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Cincinnati.

August Flour 4 50aS Is; Wheat
l 55l1 60; Corn 74a7Sc; Oats 60a70c !;
Barley l 23a1 "a; Rye s5a90c.
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S%WArT & Bios Chimney Tops
are the best thing in the market. We
have one and have no hesitation in pro
nouncing it q success.
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aE-Our thanks are due Mr. JAS. A.
WATSON for full report of the procee-
1ing's of the Institute.
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Chicago.

August 20-FIour 5 50a7 90; Wheat
l 17al 80; Corn 65a67c; Oats 35a39c !;
Rye 7Sc, Barley 90.
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baltimore.

August 20.-Flour 5 25a7 so. Wheat
| 43a1 45; Corn SlaS2c; Oats 62a65c
Rye 90a94c
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Philadelphia.

August 20-Flour 25aS so. Wheat
II 35a1 55 Corn 70aS3c. Oats 47a72c; /;
Rye 924c
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Ew Bring your horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, mules and goats, and farm prod
ucts to the Fair on the 9Th, 9th and
10th days of September.
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sHNo arrangements have been made
to this tine for music at our Fair. This
matter should be attended to without
further delay.
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wWILrAM SMITH, an old resident
OF jackson township, Noble county,
died two weeks since aged 50 years.
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ATTENTION.

THIS is TO give notice, that all Book Ac-
i count. and Notes due the undersigned not
paid by the Goth day Of September, 1875, will
be put into proper hands for collection. This
is for ALL, without distinction.
@. H. DANKWERTH,
Clarington, Monroe Co., Ohio.
apoo4 '75w3
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EEMr. S. L MOONEY is having his
residence made two stories high, which
viii add considerably to it's appearance
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~ Choice Perfumery at P. B. HAN
NAus, in Lebanon.
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sW'lf you want your prescriptions
carefully aud neatly filled, send them to
P. B. HANNAH's Drug Store in Lebanon.
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l~lf you want Paints and Oil, 90 to
P. B. HANNAH's. You'll get them cheap
for cssh
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New York.

u. August 2O.-Nour4 95@S 25. Wheat
l 33al Al; Corn 79@S3c. Oats 81 @
Toe. Rye 92a93c. Barley, 40.
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sg- If you are sick go to P. B. HAN
NAH new Drug store and be made whole,
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Notice to Teachers.

yHyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
will hold meetingsfor the examination oi
Ta,ob aa fol}nxvs.
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e~All kinds of Drugs at P. B. HAN
NAH's, cheap for cash, in Lebanon.
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RFLadies, lets have a full display Of
'tfancy fxings" in the Floral Hall this
year.
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~ Drugs all new and fresh at P. B,
HANNAH's, in Lebanon. No old stock
on hand.
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Wooasaeid stock Market.

August 23.-Cattle 24a3ic per pound.
Sheep 2h@34c per pound. Hogs 5taoc
per pound.
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COrOner's Inquest Upon the Body
Of a Child found in the ONO
River

The body of male child, age not
given, was found in the Ohio River, at
JACOB MuHLEMAN' landing, in Ohio
township, on Friday, the 18th inst.
JouN MUHLEMAN, Esq, Coroner OF
the county, was notified and he imme.
diately summoned and empanneled the
following jurors to inquire into the
cause of the death Of the child:
T. G. ALLEN, Thomas JOHNSON, DO
sEpu FISHER, JACOB MUHLEMAN, ST., j.
G. MUHLEMAs and DR.. J. A BoIoE.
JAMES PILES was sworn and testified
as follows:
81 started up the river in skiff this
morning, 18th inst, and when opposite
JACOB MUHLEMAN' landing some per.
son on the Steamer Tempest called me
to come there and tow that boy to
shore; approaching the place indicated
I saw the dead body of a boy, floating
in the river, which I towed to shore anc
secured until the Coroner came, ant
further this deponent saith not"
The jury returned the following yer
dict:
"After having heard the evidence an(
examined the body, we do find that th'
deceased came to his death by drown
ing. No marks were found on tn
body, except contusions caused b,
coming in contact with hard substan
ces,"
The parents of The child came dow
the river after the body had been bur
ried, had it disinterred and returned
home. 1t was drowned during tn
time of the freshets three weeks since
near Moundsville, West Va.
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w BARNuM's great show will ex-
bibit at Barnesville on Monday, the 3Oth
fnet
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w Tobacco raisers along Sunflsh
creek have commenced to take their
r.rons
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wSeveral interesting communica'
tions will be found on our first page.
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~Pure Drugs aud Chemicals at P.
B: HANNAH's new Drug Stor e,cheap for
cash, in Lebanon, this county.
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nTP. B. HANNAH has opened in Leb-
anon Drug Store, and is now ready to
receive orders for medicine of all kinds.
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gBonds were quoted as follows in
New York at the close OF the market on
the Goth inst:
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Proceedings of the Monroe COun.
ty Teachers AssOciatlOn,
WooDsE1rID q Auo 16 1879

" WooDsFIELD, q, Aug. 10, Ioi0.
The Teachers Association met accor-
ding to previous arrangement. and
framed programme for the order Of
exercises. Owing to the fact that but
few of the teachers present were in the
regular work, the association did not
commence until Tuesday morning.
TUESDAY MORNING, Aug. II, 1875.
The association called to order by
the President, JAMES A. WATSON. Owing
to absence of the Clerk elect, j G.
Johnston was appointed Secretary pro
tenn Music by the Choir. Lecture on
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