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! Legal Notice.


DETER CROW, who resides without the
i State of Ohio, and when last heard from
resided in the State of iKansas, will take no.
tice,, that on the 2lst day Of April. 1875.
Thomas A. Way Sled in the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county. Ohio. his petition
against the said Peter Crow and others, the
olject and prayer Of whioh, ID to compel
specific performance Of contract made by
him, with said Grow and John Ruoksr, Sep.
tsmber Q. 1862, for the sale of what is known
as the Way mill property in the northwest
quarter of section fourteen. township four
and range six, in said count3, aud 70 recover
balance Of purchase money Deed deposi-
ted by Way with the clerk of said oourt;
said Peter Grew is required 10 aaswer said
petition on or before the eth day Of Jane
A. D. 1875. HUNTER 4 MALLORY,
80 4 Att'ys Tor plsintin.
April a, ls7s-w6. - ''' . 7'7''t
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H-A LARGE supply of White Les

: ETA large supply of White Lead,
,Varnishes, Linseed Oil, just received at
T. o. CASTLE & Cos for sale as low for
cash as at any other establishment in
the toynyorycounty. q 4n
From actual invoice taken six months
from commencement Of business, we
find we can afford to sell in the future,
as we have in the past, Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYE
Stuffs dc, DC, at very reasonable rates
Call and satisfy yourselves.
i TO. CAsTLE d Co.
June .29-2w. u.s.
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Transfers Of Real Estate,

j. H Black to Jas, McCaslin, 80 acres,
Benton township, s1,050. 70
r. Colvin to Jacob Rowles, 20 acres,
Jackson township, $780, Is .5ssciIsa
B, F. Oblinger to John, Barkhart, 81
acres, Bethel township. S2,50O.
John Hill Atty to e Maginnis, 247
acres, Center and Sunsbury townships,
S8,645a yiznasl aEis 4 :. soszEo7f
!. G. A. Real to NJ. Beckett. 9S acres,
Adams and Lee townships, $1,000.
IN. sGatehell to is Kindle,, lot s.
addition to Graysville, Sl00, -.
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sxrbe wooden factory buildine's

= IEThe woolen, factory buildings Of
Mr.. JOHN GRAHAM, near Jerusalem, this
county, were destroyed by fire on Mon
day, the 2lst inst, together with about
two hundred pounds of wool. The fire
originated from stove pipe that ran
from the first story to The roof. Loss
$500 No: insured 81 lol a9nh4
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~T tn, SPIRIT lis mailed 10 subscri-
bers outside of Monroe County, free Of
postage, at 81 80 per year II you
want ypurfrieuls in the West. to know
what is going on in Monroe county send
them Tue SPnaT. r. IJTHTeIu
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June 29-2w.

H Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers,
Rusk, cigars, tobacco, tea, coffee, sugar,
pepper, alspice, scandiesEs toys, nuts.
canned fruits, pickles, and almost any
other article in the grocery and confec-
tionary line you may desire, at REIN.
HERR's Cry BAKERY U ~ y "
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: sa-JosEpH WEIsEND, aged "a years.
son of JAo6B WErsENp, residing near The
Wills Creek R c. Church,was fatally in
jured the morning ofthe 25thiust ,whilst
falling treelin Hlelweeds. s - Is;tsf 4a
He went out. about s o'clock in the
morning 10 cut wood tor Mr.. CHhlsTMAN,
and notireturning 1at noon his friends
went to look for him, and found him fy-i
ing near a. tree he had chopped down =,
He was unconscious, and blood was
oozing from his ears. They suppose he
was struck by limb Of the tree. The
tree had lodged and he had cut it off
again when It fell and caught him. He
remained unconscious until his death.
which occurred at 2 A II. the 18th inst y
DIR. KELLER, of Miltonsburg, and DR.
FOSTER, Of Malaga, were called, but the
latter did not arrive until an hour after
Mr.. WEIsEND's DEATH.
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JASPER BABB and Sarah Ellen Babb, Of
y Mt Pleasant Henry County. Iowa. Box a.
IA. desire to know the whereabouts of John
Barker, Nelson Barker. Jr., Barnet Belford
Drusilla Belford, Dorcas Belford. Benjamin
Belford, Catharine Belford. or either of them.
ATly:of the abose named who reside in Mon
roe County, are requested to write to Mr.. and
Mrs, Babb.to the address given.-June29, 75w3
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D6r The, Brister Stock of horses in
the Western. part Of this county are
creating considerable excitement among
'.horse men, Mr.. @. H. MOORE, Of
Columbus, has o mare Of that stock
that can rack mile in Q 80, is valued
at $4,000, and not for SALE = 4
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. E@ The bodies of two persons, one
IF wboyn ho1 yhnau fhmried aitylttpen and

E~ The bodies of two persons, one
of whom had been buried eighteen and
the other forty-three years, which were
,exlumed recently near Bath, Maine,
were found obc apetriked. Cone body,
that of a woman eighty years of age at
the time OF her death, was as perfectly
preserved and the features as natural as
on the day of her burial. Her hair had
grown to q considerable length, hut the
last vestige Of her grave-clothes had
disappeared, leaving asohd petrification,
not unlike marble, of a grayish tint :
The other body, d mans, had also turn
ed to stone, of a deep rich, brown col
or; but while all the clothing had dis
appeared from the body Of the woman
in eighteen years, his body still retained
portions Of 'theci in which he was
dressed for the last time. The bodies
lay in several inches, Of water. / Il y
81 4 II 4 ~ = =
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The Lord Chancellor OF England, a
short time since, said of Moody 1.-The
SIM lifcity Of that mans preaching, the
clear manner in which he. sets forth sal
walton byIChFist, is to me the most strik-
ing and The most delightful thing ever
knew ia my, life. "--Lonaoa Court Jour
nal. 8Nhb - = = 81 = } -
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BarA basket picnic viii be held near
town on Monday, July 9Th, for the chill
. dren of the Sunday Schools, and all
other persons who desire to participate.
A good time is expected, Everybody
is invited, remember that. +, .s.s sdi 9
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wThe people along Spnfshr creek,
are determined to have the law enforced
against ;seiniipgg1 psffesa lily gFsfaLfnce
Is the Court report published elsewhere,
it will be seen that ,fye persons were
Indicted at the present term Of Court
for seipipS, rt91uoof.,..
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,lEFAtthe recent term Of Court in
Noble county, MARY SEAMAN obtained
Judgment by agreement, against NEU-
HART & KRAPs for $500 and costs. The
suit was brought under the ADAIR
liquor law. q s3a'a 70 . aoii1iit
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STAFFORD
Normal and Classical Institute

INSTRUCTORS.
EN0CH MARTIN Principal of tie 1Norna,l
Departhaent and Teacher ef Mathematics and
Nqtswal Sciences.
J. A. MARSHALL, Principal Of Classical De.
partaaent and Teacher Of Modern Languages
and Elocutton.
S. NJ, MARTIN Teacher Of Psnmanasip.,
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

l.. HoEFFLEEshaving changed 7hissbu-
siness from the credit System to cash or
produce, Can and will sell goods cheaper
than they can be purchased in town.
Best Rio Coffee q cents. d
calico, best brands Sc; yard wide.
bleached mus in at lOc; heavy brown
muslin at doc; gingh ans Nat lOc.
Remember he sells only for cash or
produces: .----- l..
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EThe narrow gauge system is, evi
denlly gaining in popular favor. The
society of Civil Engineers, recently as
sembled in Pittsburgh, discussed at
gleat,length the zlossu- that. stockholders
have to suffer fa am tie carrying of dead
weight, One Of the chief recommen-
da,ions ofthe marrow gauge is that this
evil is considerably modified.
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,ETI If this canvass is to- be run ron
the temperance record of General Cary,
made twenty-five years ago, it would
probably be, well eneughT to- have the
temperance records of General Hayes
looked up. The Fremont Messenger,
published at the home nofsHayes, saws !:
"Governor HAYES dare not deny that
he contributed $500 to the crusaders of
this 'ety fof the purpose Of carving on
the crusade. Governor Hays dare not
deny that during the memorable cru
SADIE, last year, that he. furnished the
crusaders with a hall for their meetings,
and with gas to light said hall, free OF
expense, and thereby aided in keeping
up the fanatical crusade in this city
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.f&EE.- ktckltfss tH
ri The, case BINARY E. PALMER
against LUCINDA MoBLEE lwas tried in
Court on the 18th inst. This was an
-action for siander and the damages were
laid at $1,000 The jury returned a
verdict, for the plaintiff, for 81 $50.
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ssln%s u WOOL Is commanding from 40 to
43 cents in. this county; it is possible
that some choice clips will bring better
figures, bat hardly Sprobable' that the
average will be beyond 43 cents,
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JOHN GATcnELL, Sec.

Al
/. A little two years old daughter Of Adj
am Fletcher, Of Newcomerstown, Ohio,
broke both bones Of her arm by falling
from chair, last week
While assisting to raise pump from
a well at Cadiz, Ohio, last week.. William
Noble, aged II years, was struck On the
head by falling crowbar, which crush
ed his skull, injuring him fatally.
An old farmer was once asked what a;
politician was. He answered: Swell, he
is man that sefveslGod as far as he can
to not offend the devil"
A. copy of the edition of the Bible,
printed by Guttembnrg, at Mayence, be.
tween 1450 and 1456, was discovered last
autumn in the yestry Of the, Church, OF
Klein Bautzen Sin ,Saxony. Itis. printed
partly onpaper, partly on parchment 1t
was presenaea,tethe, Church in 1871, and
has lain nearly two hundred years among
the psalm-books and Bibles, being mista
ken for manuscript Bible 1t has been
purchased for about f450 BY an English
collector. y- 3 -gl.
Reports received at the Bureau of Ag-
ricdlthfe at w ashins ston, fr9m the differ
lent sections indicate that the winter and
spring wheat will yield four filths, Of q
full crop, Rye promises better than
wheat, but will fall helows7the usual av-
erage.o Oats is in good condition, ana
! will reach nearly afull grop ipthe States
of largest production. The barley crop
promises well. Clover is in fair sv-
erage condition. The fruit prospects
are fair to good in the east but below
4 the average in the west. 'fa sps
Mr., Jackson, who died in Brooklyn,
last week, Of hydropiio 5ia,. unquestiona.
bly, frightened himself to death. He was
accidentally bitten, nine weeks ago, by q
healthy dog, whois stillI alive and well,
and has rever shown the least symptoms
of rabies. 1.-The man, however, was SC
morbidly afraid of hydrophobia that be
thought Of nothing else, and was accus
toned 10 drink water at frequent. inter
walls merely to see if heconld be attack.
ed by spasms. Undoubtedly he had
disease that closely simulated hydropho
ba,, but he produced the disease himself
by his extreme nervousness and insane
folly.
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To The Pubiic,.

Having reduced the price Of my entire
stock in proportion to the articles named
elsewhere in this column, T would say
that l will give discount of s per cent
on all bills ot $40 or upwards, for cash
C G. OBLINGER,
Z Lewisville, Monroe County, Ohio-
May IL, lS75-2m.
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sEESuperintendents' of schools iare
paid as follows in Belmont county
Barnesville, $1,000; Bellaife, 81, 200 !;
Bridgeport. 81, 100 sso Mar,in's Ferry,
u ,375 s., Clairsyille, 81, 500 d aads
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SGFrom shafon township, Noble
county :aWheat in this section will not
be more than half crop. Oats are
short, but may make astolerably. q fair
crop, Corn IS growing finely"
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! isaRT Warranty, Mortgage land Quit
Claim Deeds Chattlea Mortgages, Sum-
sm6ns5 Sabpnnas9 Executions, and other
y blanks used by Justices OF the Peace for
saleat THE SPIRIT Office, ~ 'es5s sa'
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT,

The Principal of. this department is enabled.
by his long, experience as teacher, to conduct
the school in such a manner as will make it
undesirable Institution foE shosec who wish to
prepare themselves for teaching Special care
will be taken to make the pupils Of this depart
ment thorough scholars, and to give them val.
liable instruction in the Art of Teaching. Pu.
pills. will have an opportunity to drill classes,
thereby making themselves acqusinted with
the best methods of Instruction. A Normal
Institute will be Enthusiastically fur the ben.
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s~If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMS One year 3 80; six
months months "A H. sents / oHsegN0f'A 7 = The
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, N view Advertisements.
'ta. II Smallpox has disappeared pp.ia ed from

"a "a EE Small, ,pox has disappeared from
Barnesville. To a-r,s,q
1~ Gold closed in New York the 26th
inst at sl 17{.s g@aAG b y.
= - Fine rsins last week crop pros
Z poets improvingti sEsyuds ,sstog ssSse
& geHCofn asiselling at 81 go per bush
al el inTyler county, West Virginia.
srSmall pox is prevailing in the
town of DalzelI, Washington county,
!. : 1~Nextz Saturday, the Sd of July,
win be the last day for tax-paying, un-
til the Fall collection. ssS
Sissp fgWool growers in the western part
of this county are holding their clips
for 40 cents per pound, zoa
.slslEThe tobacco crop put ont in Cler7,
mont county this year, exceeds by %
r-pereent-sny yerup pianted- heretofore: !,
ABSmalI dark colored grasshoppers
: are destroying the tobacco plants in
Bethel, Benton-and Washington town.
slipstIiios9a 5niol atBG92
p0sMr, john G, HAMl1roN, of lie
compton, this county,, graduated at the
" Ohio Medical College, at Cincinnati, on
;. the 22d inst. ,.s "a Il t,rsss
s-sllaEE The tax levy in Belmont county,
ssfof allpurposes, is 80 cents upon the
hundred dollars, instead of that sum up
on each doltar Of valuation. 4. -.
~Ss.,.s & AF Mr. JoHNs W. Amos, Of CALDWELL
Editor oG the Press) was married last
week to Miss MoLLIE g. WALLER, of
;sCambi5dgegoi ao5 - lat'srs
ss'as TIE post post office at New q iatamnsor-
ssas, Washington county, viii be estah
.,lished . postal moneys order, office du-
v-iing next montha sdi 7ss;E tus atori
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Ieas pILD.-r0n hes 26th inst, atfthe resi-.
. dence 0fiMraG noRGE ssdfxENBAueuj in
Center township, airs! SARAH HAwI-
ms. acedz 85 years. mlei sa5 is c99a1t4
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EstF Mi, B1Lrzra HlsEs,of this place,
,canght 4 grasshopper on Saturday last
similar in appearance and size TO. the
Western hoppeTs nsp sils Is gii1ais sns a
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DON'T top out that chimney until
a.yDhhave ordered Rof those Chin
!, neys Tops from j. H..sWATr q ,BRo
sBafhessfIle, Ohio sas ;,,aisalsa75 = aons :
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REMARKS,

The village of Stafford is situated in the
southern partnf Monroe County. Ohio twenty
miles fromthe Ohio River, and is famed for the
hospitality. morality and intelligence of its
citizens. In
The school buildings are new and comnodi.
Gus. Students can obtain good accommodate
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NORRIS CovERT'S ESTATE.

V es 9fge -- Il i,!a sai 7ai;
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed have been duly appointed and
qualified ss Executors Of the last Win and
Testament Of Morris Covert, late Of Monroe
county, Ohio. deceased. -
DAVID LENTZ.
junel ,75w3, Z. n. AMOS.
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wThe rates on Western bound
freights from Baltimore were advanced
on the 22d inst, by both the Baltimore
& Ohio and the Pennsylvania .Cpmpa-
nies, from six to fifty per cent above
the cut rates prevailing during the war.
Passenger fare has been advanced to
same rates as prevailed before the Rail
road war. ="
II III i : 4.
/ A New CoUNTERF EITilA new and
dangerous counterfeit was discovered at
the National Bank RedemptioniAsency
of FIVE dollar notes of the First National
Bank of; Canton, Illinois. Thisyis, eyi-
IDENTIFY changed from the plate On which
the counterfeit On the Traderss National
Bank Of Chicago, and the First National
Bank of Paxton, Illinois, were printed,
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On the 23d inst, by Rev. j BoTH-
WELLER, Presiding Elder of the Cincin
natl District of the German Methodist
Conference, Mr.. JACOB MuHLEMAN Sr.
and Mrs CATHARINE MUHLEMAN, both
of Buckhill Bottom, Monroe County,
Ohio. ,,re ste ass.l .ssfss he;sd A7'eies
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MARRIED -outhe 17th inst by VIII
SON MARTIN Esq of Lee township, Mr..
W. e. HodE, of Belmont county, and
Miss R. S. THEls, of Monroe county,
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SCHOOLS
BEALLSvli.LE


'f.< BEAELSvlLLE hss
SELECT SCHOOL.
rIsHE fret session of this sohoolI Viii! komn.
IL mence Monday, Julyi10, 1871 and
close Friday, September "a. 1915. No labor
will be spared to- make instruction thorough
Semi-monthly examinations. and frequent lee
lures, On the theory and practice Of teaching,
willsbe given.' g lIlb 4 Z N5hieHHIh Z
TUITION.
Higher Branches. q. ..l.... I. .s7 90
Common :. ..la. s 90
: Tuition in advance. No money refunded ex.
ce / in cases of protracted sickness. Good &C.
commodations at reasonable rates In the town
For further particulars sail on or address,
I i I'LL tE D. McVAY IIa5aSpd.
I apr2O. 75tdf -Bealhville, Monroe Co, Ohio.
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On the 18th inst, by S.cA. ATKINSON.
,f Adams township, MIR. SAMUEL P
HUTcHlsoN and Miss H. W WILSON
j On the 22d inst ,!!by Rev. T. HUBER,
Mr. FREDRIcK BLooM and Miss, LOUISA
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) . esvlMrs. Miar sn4sNUN. Miss ANNIE
iSHAssox and Mrs. EaMxln FRASER, sl !, of
st, Clairsville, a,e visiting at JERE.
WILLIAMS in Woodsfeld. las sd, >
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ns-Section l6ne1 ef an act rpcasse

s~ Section i6nei of an act passed
March 18th, 1871, and amended March
30, 1875 for the protection of fish, pro-
.yides, Z that it shall be sunlaw ful for any
person OF persons to shoot flsh, or stD
1in. or stun fishlunder the ice by con
cussion, or by striking on the ice oron
stones at any time, ur to spear fish
through the ice, or, to spear or shoot
fish between the first day Of May and
the first day of September. or to put in,
keep up,sor draw or use any fish net,
fish seine or fish pound, for the purpose
of catching fish in any of the rivers,
creeks or streams within this State, at
any point or place therein, above the
common level at high or backwater of
Lake Erie'or Ohio river, or in the wa.
ters Of any lake, pond or reservoir hav-
ing a surface not exceeding eighteen
thousand nor less than ten acres, lying
wholly within this State --------=-a--
Section 1 provides, "that the words
fish net, fish seine and fish pound, shall
be held and construed to include all
modes5of satching fish in said rivers,
streams, creeks, lakes, ponds or reser
voirs, by any trap or devise, other than
hook and line, of whatever material con-
struc,ed; but does net extend to dip
nets, not exceeding 10 feet in length,
used for the purpose of catching min
nows. hs''s'
Section 2 imposes penalties for viola
tions, as followsr:F s. u
"That any person, or persons, violal-
ing the provisions of the first section of
this act, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and-nn conviction, thereofbe
fore any court of competent Jurisdiction,
shall be fined in any sum not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars,t to be, col
lectetl BY a prosecution in the name OF
the State of Ohio as other fines for
crimes and misdemeanors OF the second
class, or be imprisoned in the county
jaiLnet exceeding thirty DAYS, or both, at
the discretion of the coult,". "..g
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CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.

The Principaf6f this department Is prepared
to instruct classes in French. German, Spanish,
the Rudiments of Latin and Greek and English
Literatufesl The correct pronunciation, Of the
Modern Languages will be taught, and pains
will be taken to teach the nupils to spcak these
languages fuently. A sufficient knowledge Of
Latin and Greekw kwib he imparted to enable pu-
pills to take an advanced standing in our best
colleges
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J. VIII De furnished to Subscribers for the
campAigti ending the week after The cleo
. ton fors THIRTY FIVE CENTS!
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ia a.-' Tai guiIfoBLocUTI0N. fsss'q g, hHh
WIZ be taught by an Instructor who has made
it d speciality; and has had considerable e1pel
rience Us Public Reader. o,1s sG lp
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, ExAMI:
NATIONS, ETC. II
Lectures on Literary and Scientific subjects
will be given at least somi-monthly. A Lite.
Tary Society will be organized in connection
with the school An examination Of the vari-
GUS classes will be held at the end Of each term
,esa0. r.e.4 TEXT BOOKS.
g Rays MathematicalS Series, Harvey's English
Grammar, Greene's- Analysis of the English
Language, Wright's Orthography, Eclectic Sc
ries of Biographies, CpInelrs Physical Geog-
raphy.r Qnackepbns' Natural Philosophy, Ec.
lectic Readers, Had1ey's Greek Grammar. Nc.
Clintock and Crook Latin Series, Aims Ger.
man Method, Aims Spanish Method, Aims
French Method, Harris Rhetoric, eto. !,
i Z TUITION PER TERM. Ef
Classical Department. .$12 90
Normal Department Com. Branohes).J 90
Higher 10 90
Contingent Fee paid by each student. -, SO
THE FIRST TERM - Z
OF this School will commence on. Tuesday,
April u, 1875, and end on Friday. July
2, 1875. i7f atii lt. hns 'see ~ - q
- e's THE SECOND TERM sei gltso T
Will commence on Tuesday, july 81,
1875, and end on Friday. October l, 1875.
Tuition Invariably required in advance. No
deducsions SM be iallowe ed for absence during
the term, nor will any money be refunded, ex.
cept in cases Of protracted sickness. as II
For further particulars call on or address,
"a oas ENOCH MARTIN,
I 9 ! u Stafford, Monroe County. Ohio,
= - orJ. A. MARSH
Cameron, Monroe. County, Ohio.