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Hog Cholera In the west.

CrNcrNNArr, Nov. 4-The Enquirer
publishes reports from large number OF
places in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michi
gan and Kentucky, which indicate that
there has been avery general prevalence
of hog cholera in those States. The dis
ease in some localities has been regular
scourge, causing farmers heavy loss,
but mostreports state thatitis now rap.
idly dying ont.
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~ fhcss psragons of high moral
psrfsction- 1.-The Republicans have elect
ed 10 the New. York Senate, JoHH NOR
ssssEr -=hs Of the cropped hair, the VIC
sorious msnIeys and the opulent faro
bank.
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spanish Decree,

HAvANA,Noy 5 -Adscree just issued
declares that all The estates ruined during
the war and in way OF reconstruction
shall be free from contributions for five
wears also every new estate and allthe
new property acquired In the Central and
Oriental Departments, and all the indus
tries and commerce ia those departments
newly yestablished will be exempt for 8
years. ALL cattle imported with the ex
elusive object OF raising stock shall be
duty free for years ~ .~
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HThe Cincinnati Enquirer Is wor-
rying our Congressman for introducing
bill to ameliorate the condition Of the
"man and brother"
We prefer taat NELsox shoald not be
worried. He Is voting right on the Sill.
yer Bill .ani Resumption Act. Let US
overlook any little vsgaries on other
sas5aets and smoke the s.ogie OF peace
NTH him.
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The Course Of Study for the High
school Department., OF the
WOOdslleld UaiOn SchOOl. s-s- Z

SCuOOt DPpdttlhSuts Ot tuc
WOOdsaeld UaiOn SchOOL f-'-
FIRST YEAR.
Higher l Arithmetic, Algebra, En-
glish Grammar, Orthography -
2-Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, En-
glish Grammar, Etvmology 49,
-3-Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Anal
ysis, Physical Geography. .-.s..v, /,
.s ser SECOND YEAR. s-a, -
1-Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Latin. eY aan5 -as To-
i 2-Geometry. Philosophy completed,
Chemistry commenced, Lngc. Latin
8 3-Geometry, Chemistry, Physiology,
THIRD YEAR. FGitaa e7
1-Trigonometry, Geology, Astron-
omy, Latin or Greek -sH-
2.-Trigonometry, Zoology, Astron-
omy, Latin or Greek - Asf
3-General History. Botany, Civil
Government, English and American Lit
erature.
The Board of Education, at recent
meeting, adopted the above plan of study,
in view Of more thoroughly bringing to
the notice Of the public the educational
advantages of this place. as well as ex
tend the invitation to all who desire a
liberal education ia any department Of
the Sciences
The course now laid down will com
pare verv favorahly with the plan of
study in the Union and Normal Schools,
Throughout the State, and those who
complete the course will be awarded a
diploma
Students coming from other portions
Of the country and having partially
completed the course, will be received
/ in the advanced classes, after passing
examination in such as have formerly
beer" completed Every man." SAYS
Watts, sis required to know something
and every youag man bears testimony
Of the extreme necessity of at least s
moderate education, and less than this
is afnnst a crime The young Of oul
country is no small aggregation, nor are
the means of education rare, so tha
Eevery young. man and young lady by NJ
great effort can attain good degree o.
Improvement Some laboriously worl
themselves through common course
Of education, while others ignobly drss
themselves through, after long period
of wears Euclid says "There is ne
royal road to Geometry" and book ma
kers have yet failed 10 so present AM
construct book, as would take thu
place Of industry Then let those WHIT
aim at learning's fount, remember tina
labor is the price thereof, and while thi
Union School holds out no fatteting in
dncements to lessen labor, it is yet 81
arranged, as to be Of much benefit tc al
who NAV either wish common cours
OF. instruction, or who may wish to con
i iinue further in the lis! Of SCIENCES =
Any who may wish to enter either NOT
or after the Holidays can be accommo
dated in the studies they may wish +
pursue. All wishing 10 be further in
i formed can do so nv addressing tn
/ Clerk of the Board. WOodsfeld, Ohio
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kEIs il understood that SHERMAN
will throw the weight Of the administra
tion against the Silver Bill in the Senate
There is alsorre to apprehend that
SHExM1s will veto the bill II II should
pass the Senate.
We are not advised how Mr., HAYES
stands on the question.
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eyThs nation which Is to preven,
Russia from oxerpoxering Turkey is
needed at the front. The superior num
bsrs and resources OF Russia are telling
on che fast waning energies Of the Zee.
bier empire,
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Col Mehmed Beu. who is ihe aAiance,

Col Mehmed Bev, who is the affiarced
husband of one of the Sultan's sisters.
hefore leaving Egypt for the seat of war
in Europe, relinq qiished his pay, some g..
900 piasters, in aid of the sick and wpun
died of the Turkish army, and his exam
plehas been followed by number of rich
officers in the Ottoman service.
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(Bellaire Leader, 10th inst.j
The BeIlaire and sonthwesfern


This enterprise is being pushed along
very rapidly just now, considering the
A sixteen-tou passenger
engine and several coaches bave been
purchased, and iron and steel rails
enough to lay all the track that can pos
sibly be put down before the winter
stops proceedings. Track laying will
be commenced next Tuesday, and as
large a force Of men as can be put to
work to good advantage will be employ,
ed. 1t will not be long now until the
sharp whistle OF the new Narrow Gauge
engine will s'artle some of those un-
friendly to the enterprise, out of the
lethargy into which they have fallen, and
make thnm earnest workers in behalf OF
BelIaire and her interests.
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eEThere is just as much propriety in
ealliag Q man Who opposes forced re-
sumption an '.inaationist" ss there is in
calling man who fsvofs forced rssump-
ton O "horse-thief"
The snti-resumptionist msy be, or may
not be, an inhattoaist.o The resumption
is. msy be, or may not be. horse.thief.
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speaking Of the death of man at
Pau who reached 104 years, Parisian
Journal shows the number of dynastic
and Government changes which have oc
CURED in France during that period. The
deceased must have seen the reigns of
Louis XIV, Louis xvI, the Convention.
Directory, Consulate. Empire, Louis
XVIII, the Hundred Days, the Restora
ton, Charles X the Revolutions OF 1880.
Louis Philippe, the Revolution Of lS4S.
the Republic, the Empire, the Republic
All these were contained in single life!
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wwe hope We may say without
giving ofense, that this State has had .
surfeits OF wILLlAn ALLEN. Itis van
tonly trifling with the old mans vanity
to mention him for: the U. s. Senate
No one rho heard him attempt to speak
daring bis last gsbernstoriai campaign
can seriously propose him for ths place
Quit It. ~.
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/. AEThe passage, by the House, OF the
Silver Bill, has set the hard money edi
fors to squirming like SO many serpents
in hot embers- As they laughed at our
ealamities when Tho silver dollar was de
monetized, 20 will we mock when their
fear cometh that It will be remonetized,l
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The Prospect In the Senate.

Senator Jones has made careful can.
'vass OF the Senate, and is sure that
Bands silver bill will pet majority in
that body, but doubts two-thirds, and is
dubious about the Presidents signature
Had money men regret the passage Of
Bands hill, hut are helpless They use
a specious argument, that IT it becomes
a law it will make all customs dues pay
able in silver, and as soon as dollars are
coined the Treasury will take in silver
altogether. and never get . dollar in
gold.--cWnshiagton Telegram sf'
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e3U, S. 5 stands for Uuited States
Senator; but malicious people say that
siser bis fasco with the anti. Resumption
Bin. Ewrss must append It to his name
with On 4. n place Of q.
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fEHAYEs gave Pennsylvania the En-
lish, mission. but like JeRDAN's calf Of
wbieh be sold -6ve squarters, 1t didn't
turn. out as well as was expected.
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

.-a...l - f-S--N 80
MISS IA. JONES
uAS.just received the latest styles Of pat
Ii terms from B. Butterick, n New York, snd
would respectfully inform, the ladies Of
woodsdeld and vicinity that she, % prepared
TO DO FIRST, CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and ct for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere.
Patterns OF all styles for sals-aug2s. Tins.
e44s N
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lIThs New England States gave
NOT one vote for the Silver Bill, in the
House. While tie great Western States,
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, gave not one
vote against it.
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HThe best single point 10 the No
vsnber elections Is the success Of "Lit,
tie Mac in New Jersey. For SO small
. State. bis majority Is immense.
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eEA,look. over the whole feld dis
closes the fact that the Republican party
has no man to gil MoRros's place as .
psrty leader for the West.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-13

The Superior Court OF Illinois has de.
cided that "optional" trade on the Chica.
go Board of Trade is Unlawful, but that
the devices known as "pats' and .'calls"
are Illegal.
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lWheeling Rsgister. 9th.inst.|
A. Good Sl,bvvtHE.S


The Narrow Gauge Railway, running
from Bellaire to Sts .Clairssille, during
the first six months 1t has been in opera
,ion, endfng Oh SasnrdayAsst, has net
ted 81 $50 SO, and tha total cost Of the
road is less than S42, 900, giving sn ave
rage Of about s per cert annually on the
entire Investment whishis by no means
q bad showing. Below we give the 6g-
ures: s-1ss
Number Of passengers carried. -. S.Ss4
Receipts from same source. =. $E796 so
- :" carrying coal, 500 so
other freight, 396 "a
Gross earnings As.s - $2,6a4 04
" RUNNING ExrRNsEs. 9<
Repairs. coal and oil, ? = 'SEs,s: $f6a Is
Trainmcn,1 ~ s'-t5 - = $40 90
~ ..G 2st.2oGa~. r ~ -
Total, ;sss; bx.s31 $l,v0a Is
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= ey'Iss Is spprehended that his bung
ling MANAGEMENT Of the Resumption Re-
peal Bill win. make, this an "off year.
with Ewfka.
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eEThe crushing OF Muhktar Pashs's
army By she Russians amounts to moth
ing. Isis an .soff year" with Muhktar,
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~ HThe number Of Republican States
in The Union at this time isn't large
enouehsto,hs. lsaehed.ak--------
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" E EGETI q" !"

+ M 81 u
Bays Boston ph ysician. ahss nd equal % {
blood purifier. Hearing of Its many Won
dsrful cures after all othsf remedies had
failed, visftsd the Laboratory aud oonvinced
myself Of its genuine merit. II Is prepared
from b'rks, roots, and herbs. each Of which
Is highly effective, and they are compounded
in such manner % to produce astonishing
resu It's"
g@S vEGETINE n1Yfi
Is the great Blood Purifier.
VEGET[NE
VIII cure the worst case Of Scrofuls.
r. T.TFTY VEGETINE, 2
Is recommended BY hysioisns and apotheca.
ries.
s.'-s..s e-'-S FE6ETINE - s.-71~
Has effected some ,marsslous cures In cases
Of Cancer. SDE
vEGETIyE
Cures the worst cases of Canksr. .
vEGETINE
Meets with wonderful success In Msrsurial
diseases. ,st g = sg~s A,~
vEGETlNE
Will eradicate Salt Rhsum from this system.
90 .VEGETINE % go
Removes Pimplss aud Ilumors from the face
vEGETINE
Cures Constipation abd regulates the bowels.
vEGETINE
Is valuable remedy for Hsadschs.
vEGETINft--.5 - f,
Will cure Dyspepsia. s7s !
vE6 EFINE !
Restores the entire system to q healthy CON.
vEGETINE zdr
Removes the cause OF Dizziness.
.VEGETINE
Relieves Faintnsss at the Stomach.
vEGETINE
Cures Pains in the Back. Ysggas
vEGETINE
Efsctually oures Kidney Complaint
vEGETINE .s,-5ea.s.sf.
Is effective in its cures of Female Weakness.
p 80 .'f vEGETlNE 80 >.
Is the great reusdy for General Debility.
cse3 '7Gvv vEGETiNE = r 7aiss
Is acknowlsdgsi by all classes Of people to
be ths best and most, reliable blood puri-
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~ yRsery mail brings news Of addi-
tiopal failures Of savings banks. This
70 An ssof year" with them.
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,eyIt u too soon tobring out Presi.
dsntialr candidates. Severe frosts will
occur In the .next three years.
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g A Complete Pictorial History or
the Ttmea ,--The best. cheapest
and smast sucCesSGul Family Pa.
per In the UniOnp iii ,sssh.P
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EEIt is not certain that the Resump-
tion Act. will beyepealed, but.h isalto-
geiher certain that there will lie no fur
ther legislation to aid iu.its enforcement.
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eESince the November elections
H4rss d slsd be isn't much Of ! Repub-
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Farms for Sale. 4 .

,aEcsIg{s% ~ - sYa7cGK y
Darn oontsipiug 22o acrss. on. The. Ollie
L River, miles aboys Clsrington; four
dwelling lousss; barn, Two tobacco houses;
three orchards containing 500 trees, grated
fruit; vineyard Of Concord gtspes.s 599ll
FARM OF-I79 ACRES,
One mile from river. four miles from olarins.
ton, 40 acres cleared balance we'll tinbersd,
orr hard rs tresss VII. sell vhols OF divide
in tracts. ,
Z Also; one acre in claripgton; house and
orchard on came. For partioulars and
terms call on or address
JOHN G00DHUR,
oct30'77ws, clsrinston, Monroe Co..
3 fEa a0aY0M 1HTI
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NEW YORK,

New YoRK, Nov THE city vote
complete for Secretary of Ssate gives
Beach. Democrat, 77,lSS; Churchill, Re-
publican, 1880; Democratic majority,
29, ,80S.
The Tribune comedies the State to the
Demo Gratis by about the same majority as
in 1875. aud aids that the Senate seems
Republican by 2 majority while the As
sembly is undoubtedly Democratic
The World estimates the Damocratic
majority In the State at from Is, ,000io
10000 The Senate is doubtful and per-
'haps a tie, and the Assembly 8 Demo
CT attic majority. eu,s' +
New YoRK, Nov Z The Times pub
fishes this morning list Of members
elected to the Legislature. The Senate
has 20 Republicans and II Democrats !;
Assembly 6S Republicans, SO Democrats
and / Labor Reform, Republican ma
jority on joint ballot Is The majority
for Beach in the State will be Is 00os
though it NAV fall belowit. Reach runs
several thousand behind histicket,
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weed-iield. Nov. ls. 1877.

ssrFhe silver Bill viii probably be-
come 1 isw. Z ss'9 soss eas
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BosToS, Nov 6 The Journals foot
ines OF 100 towns show tha. Rice gains
$500 and CASTOR loses 2,l00. In these
towns Rice leads CASTOR 1900, and the
Journal confidently claims the reelection
of Rice by an increased majority. The
Senators elect stand "a Republicans 10 6
Democrats. be-
BosToN, Nov. Returns from all but
z towns in the State have been received
The vote is as follows: Rice 90,426 !;
CASTOR 72,735, Pi,man 16, Phillips
4,4H.
The Senate stands35 Republicans aud
5 Democrats-a gain of 2 Senators for
The Republicans The House stands l73
Republicans, 64 Democrats, L bcral
Republican and 2 Independents
The act allowing Harvard College
Professors to hold etf1ce was adopted.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Nov 7.-Re,urns from about
one half the counties in the State indicate
that Lake, Republican. for Supreme
Judge is elected over Howe, Democrat
and Greenback, by 5000 majority -
Holmes and Passenger are elected Re.
gents by about 5000. '.''o
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IPENNSYLVANIA.

< PHILADELPHfA, Nov. THE combhi.
ed greenhack and labor ticket polled
about 5000 votes in tile city, Incom
plete returns from 4Sceunties, together
will, full returnsfrom the city and county
Of Philadelphia, give a Democratic gain
on the vote for State Treasurer of %, ,644.
The same counties gave last year lo,933
majority for Hayes. ao3s g
; PHILADELPHIA, Nov 7.-Tbereturns
of the Republican msjorities throughout
the State aggregate 32,5o5. Thisi1aves
net Democratic majority of S,640 for
State Treasurer.
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MINNESOrA.

CHICAGO, Nov The Inter Ocean
St Paul returns, at midnight, indicate q
Republican gain in the State PillsbHry's
majority is estimated at from 10000 to
$4,000 majority The Legislature will
be atleast two thirds Republican. 4
CHICAGO, Nov THE Times St Paul
special says the returns to day do not ma
terially alter last nights figures on the
State election Pillsbury, Republican.
Tor Governor, win have about u 600 ma
jority in the State over Banning. The
Legislature will stand about the same as
last year. -. 4, -.
MISSISSIPPI. -
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THE ELECTIONS.
The "off Year. Tearing Che
Republican Party to Pieces.
Democratic. Majority in New York
$4,000.
Democratic Majority in Penn
sylvania 5000.
New Jersey Gives Mcclellan
$4,000 Majority.
CONyECTTCUT.

HARTFORD, Nov 6-The election in
Connecticut to-day, is for Sherifs, Mem
be Of ihe House Of Representatives,
and one,half OF, the Senator's, the other
hall. holling over from last year, when
the Republicans had l majority in the
Senate aud SO in the House The indica.
tions se' far are that the Republicans will
retain, control Of the Legislature The
vote in the State is light comparedw with
the elections for State officers or for
President, and the comparisons are of
little value. The Republican majority
in the Legislature is probably about the
same as last year. -. fas
ILLINOIS.
Z There we're no State tickets in the fiela.
County officers were the highest officials
voted for. - "a - f
KANSAS. ~4.'
The Republicans elected their State
ticket, Kansas is a sure Republican
State. 5zg,. ,s,.ss ;ge e;pa ia
TopEKA, Nov. Returns OF the elec.
ton in this State yesterday comein slow
ly SO far as heard from Horton, Re.
publican, for Chief Justice will have a
handsome majority, probably 10000 to
so, 600 saI 20 ~. sh9 15u1Fs :
2s MARYLAND. ss
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6,-The only State
officer to be elected is thu Comntroller OF
the Treasury, and the vote is, Krating,
Democrat. 2S 697; Porter. Republican,
.8.39S The Democrats elect the entire
delegation to tue Legislature The Re.
publicans had no legislative ticket
BALTIMORE, Nov 7.--Returns from
most of the counties indicate that Keat-
ing, Democrat, for Controller, wiilhave a
majority ranging from $4,000 to 80, 900.
The Senate stands II Democrats and
Republicans The Republicans gain SEN
ators in Allegheny, Carolina and Garrett
Counties, and the Democrats gain Sena
tors in Price, George and St. Marys
Counties The House will prnhahl,
stand IS Democrats and 10 Rspublicaas
in the last House. the Republicans had
o. 81 t ..-,e.
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VIRGINIA.

The Democratic State ticket elected
and the Legislature Democratic. There
WAS light vote throughout the State.
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Democratic State ticket elected by q
large majority. a lc -
JACKSON, Nov THE election passed
off very quietly; but very little interest
was manifested, as there was no opposi:
ton to the nominees of the Democratic
State ticket 81 H g 3s