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@Rev. A M. COLLINS delivered

1%Rev. A. M. COLLINS delivered q
temperance lecture in the NJ. E Church
in this place, on Sunday evening, and
will lecture and attempt to establish a
lodge Of the Sons of Temperance this
Monday evening.
A rumor to his prejudice got adoat
here but he produced the most abund-
ant evidence that he was all he professed
to be.
His lecture was we'll received by the
largest audience that has greeted lee.
turer for ten wears.
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ATTACHMENT.

Before W. S. Hardesty, a Justice of the Peace
for Malaga township, Monroe county, Ohio:
Joseph l. ounard, plt'ff Attachment novice
vs. -
James l.. Nuldoon, def't. IN the 10th day
of May, A. D. 1877, said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action for
the sum of $26 IS, and said action is set for
trial June 80, 1877, at 10 a.. m.
JOSEPH l. CUNARD,
by s. L. JAMES, his Attorney.
msy29, ,'76w3.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BaItimOre-JUNE 20.-Cattle-
Very best on sale to-day, 6f@64c
That generally rated first quality, SOC
Medium or good fair quality, 4a@5c
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows, s,34@44c
Most of the sales are from 5@6l
The market for hogs remains unchan
ged with moderate demand.
Sheep in moderate demand aud pri
ces somewhat lower
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wThe mail carrier on the Stafford
route has, several times recently, left the
mail for Sprague at Stafford to be sent
over by any one who happened to be
going in that direction. This is all
wrong, Sprague being an established Of
fee, and the proper authority should
compel the carrier to perform his duties
properly or retire.
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EwThe Indians in Idaho have gone
on the war-path. A number Of men,
women and children have been killed by
them. In an engagement on the 17th
inst, between the troops and Indians
our loss was one officer and % men. kill
ed. The outbreak is formidable and
troops are going forward rapidly to aid
in uuelling it.
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New YOrk-JUNE 21.-Beeves-
Native cattle dull at yesterdays figures,
g 5O@12 so; ordinary TO prime steers,
selections, retailed at IL 75@l3
Sheep-About steady at 4 50@5 70
for common to good; lot of premium
wethers, 120 pounds, 6 so.
Lambs-Extremely dull at 5 374@S
for poor to best.
Swire--None offered alive. Firm
feeling, with an upward tendency.
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wMr. MITCHELL ATKINSON, of Sem
eca township, who is u years Of age,
was in town last week, and, after renew
ing his subscription to The SPIRIT, in
formed us that he could read print read.
lily without the aid of glasses. Mr.. AT
KINsoN 10 one of Monroe's reliable Dem.
oorats
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RDo you want to buy Moving
Machiue2 If 80 you will please bear
in mind the following facts, regarding
the Walter A. Woods Ne,o Iron Moper,
in size, strength and cutting capacity,
are really "Senior" Mowers, although
sold at the same or about the same pri-
ces as "Junior" or "light" Mowers OF
other makes; are very light draft, boxed
with brass throughout, nave the under.
draft arrangement, and in view of their
construction, durability and the amount
and quality Of service they will perform
are without exception, the cheapest and
best Mowers in the market.
For sale by
P. SCHUMACHER, JR.
Woodsfield, Ohio.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

A staoht se-ealled cold sciu oftt;mes
for o.. badly tredtsd, s,iist hume bat one
sesvit--it srstst eVentuate. In a settled case
Of BRONCHITIS, or schat Is sCorse, the
from Iarassshg cough d,id representation,
TRACHEON offers a s0nnd, reliable, and
permanent relief. II 6ugntessfs eSpecto.
ration, and enables the patient to erpee
that terribly septic deposit, trhtch, If left
,pifhout judicions treatment, must cesn<
snMnicate its iJoison to this ivesicwlar SUBJ
stance of the lang, degenerating and dee
stroyin0 that most essential or orgdnss
a,.dswItjmutes -ontv In, an early and un-
fipaeIy death. TRACHEON has mo equal,
sntscls less a superior, ,and its use scfu NOT
only remove the deposit, thereby aHordfng
0yeat relief. Slst heals the Renibyanc and
yesres fks patient in posscssioi. of healthy
lung tissue. Y o r.
Price, Iyfsg cents per bottle Or 'iS
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Il lo( ana CONTINUES zen Weeks.
TUITION.
Teachers Course. ................$5 90
Higher Z" .............. 8 90
TEXT BooKs.-Arithmetic, Ray and White;
Penmanship, Eclectic System; Reader. McGuf-
fey's; photography. Wright: Grammar, any
standard work; Analysis, Greene; Elocution,
Kidd; Composition and Rhetoric, Hart; U. s.
History, Willard; Roman History, Ricord; Ge-
egraphy, Eclectic Series; Natural Philosophy,
Quackenbos; Physical Geography. Warren;
Physiology, Steele; Geometry. Chauvenet; 70.
ology, Nicholson; Trigonometry, Greenleaf;
Geology, Dana; Geometrical Drawing. Warren;
Analytical Geometry, 0lnay; Lettering. Pro-
jective and Perspective Drawing, Warren; Art
Of Discourse, Day; Shades, Shadows and Per-
spective, Warren: Land Surveying, Gillespie;
Botany, Gray; Roads and Railroads, Gillespie;
Differential and Integral Calculus, 0lnay; Col.
oring; Mechanics, Parkinson; Descriptive Ge-
ometry, Warren; Astronomy, Smell. Olmstead;
Physics, Atkinson's Gano.
TEACHERs.-We will employ able and ex-
perienced teachers and will give particular at
preparing to teach.
observation-disclosures examinations in
the different branches of study; q course Of
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Teach
ing, &c.; a good Literary Society.
! Boarding can be procured either at private
house or hotel at SO 50per week.
Tuition in advance
For further particulars address
ia.g4.Qg w. p. MASON, y
junel9,77tf. F,'l2 Principal.
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ChicagO-JuNE 81 -Cattle-Cows
and good steers, 4@4 80; fair to choice
smooth shipping, 8 25@6 35.
Hogs-Scarce and excited and 15@
25c higher; heavy packing, 4 S0@5 25;
light packing, A 90@5; good to extra
smooth shipping, 5@5 80.
Sheep-Scarce, firm and unchanged.
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Obituary.

| From the Helena tMontana) Herald, May ~. ]
Obituary.
We are panied to chronicle the death
Of Miss Clara L. Guthrie. sister of VIM.
d. and Henry Guthrie, who died yester-
day afternoon, about four o'clock. Mr..
VIM. H. Guthrie's two children some
ten days ago were taken sick with scar
let fever, and Miss Guthrie, who was
their almost constant nurse for a week,
contracted the disease, which proved ia.
tai Miss Guthrie was a member of the
Presbyterian Church, was universally
esteemed, and sorrowing family and
large circle of friends mourn her un-
timely death. The funeral took place
this afternoon. s's.
The deceased was relative of Sam
UEL GUTHRIE, Esq, formerly an attor-
ney in Woodsfield, also relative Of
Mrs. GUTHRIE who resides here.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON is a safe, speedy, amd posi-
tive oure for that nost depresstng of all
sssents, aud a brief course of treatnpent sctit
restore the di6estice organs to tseir Pris-
action of the stomach and intestines. The
NERVOUS irritaJiIify of literary and aIt
persons pursuing a sedentary ttfe, %
speedily removed by this agent. ms
sfonsack Is restored to health and the key
note of the system sciu once more respond
On the performance of labor.
! Prioe, One Dollar, IN large bottle, or
siu bottles, $5.
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R E I N H E R R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow, E
1 Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,G-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, N
II Sardines, Mustard & other articles II
E kept in first class Confectionery. {
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits. R
r E l N H E r r
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vIf you wantthe news of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.-o One year 81 so; six
months "a cents. Office. North of The
Monroe Bank -
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Waol Carding and Spinning.

At NIaury'S Mills on Sunfish Creek.
'THR undersigned, Fred Maury and John
i Graham, having added additional ma
chinery to their Carding establishment, on
sun6sh Creek, miles from Clsrington, are
prepared to do
CardiDg and Spinning In the Best
Manner.
Wool will be received and delivered at the
following places. without additional charge:
Woodsheld, st J. Reinhsrr's.
Miltonsburg, at the store Of Samuel Groux.
Jerusalem, at the store of Gatchell b Moore.
Beallsville, at the store Of W. h. Hutch
inson & Co.
Cameron, at the stores of George suppes
and C. Pontius.
The Superintendent, John Graham, has had
number of years experience in the bust.
ness, and all work at this establishment will
be warranted done IN first class manner.
EarRaoh person can receive theirown wool
MAUaY Il GRAHAM,
Clarington, Monroe Co., Ohio.
mays,77m3.
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EEA FIRE at st. John's, New Bruins
wick, last week destroyed property val
ued at 100000. Insurance s6,00o,-
coo. The principal cities In the United
States are contributing thousands of
dollars to aid the sufferers.
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~JAsE BELL, young lady who
lives with Mr.. W. 81. SIMMONS, on the
Ford farm near this place, had one of
her eyes seriously injured last week
while splitting kindling wood, by piece
flying into it. ss
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EC. Troll & Son. say that they
have already handled two hundred and
fifty thousand pounds of wool, and have
distributed over one hundred thousand
dollars through the county. They are
now paving forty.five cents per pound.
st ClairsviNs Gazette
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wBelmont county produced 1852.
728 pounds Of tobacco last year. Bel.
mont and Monroe produced over !, ,ooo,.
600 pounds last year. Is not that q
weighty argument in favor of tobacco
warehouse in Eastern 0hioi2aT s
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East Liberty. .Penn.-JUNE 81.
-CattIe-Best, 6@6 so; medium to
good, 5 25@5 80; common to fair, 40
5 rs.
!. Hogs-Yorkers, 4 95@5 05; Phila-
delphias, 8 25@5 35.
Sheep-Selling at 9@5 25.
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D~M Mr.. B. H. MALLORY, of Claring
ton, is prepared to receive and store to-
bacco, goods and other articles consign-
ed to bis care, and forward them prompt.
ly to their destination.
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EThe jury in the case Of ELIZA
NEwLAnD, charged with the murder of
JOHN LAKES, in Cambridge, some three
months ago, after being out two days
returned verdict on the 18th inst, Of
not guilty.
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FARM FOR SALE,

The farm of ABRAM STEPHENS, con-
tanning 120 acres, three miles East of
Woodsfeld, is for SALE For terms and
other particulars apply to, or address
49,. H. r WEST,
April "a, '77-tf. Woodsfield, Ohio.
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rREINHERR has just received q
full stock of Candies, Nuts, and other
confectionaries. Ice, cream, cakes and
other good things furnished to picnic
parties on short notice.
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Miss VI. A. GUTHRIE.

~Mrs. WAY, o: this place, is pre-.
pared to furnish fresh Pot Flowers, Gar
den Seeds and Flower Seeds to all who
may desire to purchase !.
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F Coal is worth ten and half cents
q bushel in Woodsfield, Monroe county.
Wait until yon get that railroad and
then you can get it for eight cents
Cdmbridoe Ne,cs. -
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ESay! Don't you want good Gu
cumber Pump for your Well or Cistern ?
Go to SMITH & WADDELL'S before
purchasing elsewhere.
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GETen;ofthe noted Mollie Maguires
were executed In Pennsylvania on the
21st inst six in Pottsville and four in
Mauch Chunk.
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CIncinnati.

June % Flour 5 65aS IS; Wheat !
SOa1 90, Corn 48a50c; Oats 3Sa42c;
.Bsrley60a80c; Rye 6Sa7c. gi
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MARRIED -On May 18th, by THOMAS
WILSON, Esq, of Franklin township,
Mr.. ADDISON HAMILTON and Miss HAN
NAH E. MORRISON.
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Chicago.

June 22-Flour I 00sl1 So; Wheat /
46; Corn Acc: Oats S6c; Rye 60c;
Barley 50a65c. e
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EEIf you want first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50. 60 to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
it for $33 33 1.3.
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fyMr. W. T. WILcox, of Green
township, has several thousand extra
oak shingles for sale. Parties in Woods
field, or elsewhere can have them deliv-
cred at fair rates.
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RE Now is the time to look up your
Moving Machines II you want the
best Mower, 60 to SMITH d WAD-
DELL'S.
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q yFarmers Do you need any wool
Twinep Go to SMITH & WADDELL'S
where you can buy it cheap.
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oND STUDY
SELECT SCHOOL

NNHR fourth term OF this school will COM
i menos August 8, 1877, and will con-
tinue in session ten weeks.
The distinctive feature of this school is
the PLAN of STUDY. The Zone Study system
has been adopted, believing it to be THE sys-
tenn, to meet the wants of teachers. and 9TH
ers who wish to qualify themselves for
teaching. 1t is productive of interest and
rapid development; 1t effects thoroughness in
EACH branch; it gives ample time in recita-
tion for practical work and for the discussion
of difficult points; it affords the BEST oppor-
tunities, possible, for examining different
text books on the same branch; it is partic-
ularly suited to the present system Of County
Examinations.
Course Of Study.
and Harvey's Grammar.
2d-Geography-(study by outliue) differ
ent authors.
3d--Arithmetic-Whi Complete and
Rays Practical.
4th-Orthography-W Wright and others.
Other textbooks will be used for refer.
ence.
These branches will be taken up in the
above order; the first will be completed be-
fore commencing the second; the second be-
fore the third; the third before the fourth;
or each branch will be continued as long as
the pupils Of each class may desire. Glasses
will be organized n Algebra, Natural Phlos'
ophy and Geometry. A Lecture Class will
be organised for those who CAN in addition
to the ONE STUDY, prepare short lesson in
some select branch, such as q. s. History
Physical Geography, Physiology or Rhetoric,
Every effort will be put forth to impar'
thorough instruction, The services Of a
competent teacher will be secured to assist
If necessary.
Tuition.
Common Branches. ...........$6 "
al&u6r : 81" W
Music, (inoluding use of instrumenDl0 OF
Music will be taught by Mrs. S. W. Martin
Tuitition in advance, and no deductions excep
in cases Of protracted sickness. Boarding pc
week 20 so and 50 rs. For further informa
ton address a
Nv. T, BOTTENFIELD,
Principal.
Antioch, Monroe Co., Ohio.-7june5, '77td.
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D@ Miss NJ. A. GUTHRIE has just
received large and carefully selected
stock of Millinery Goods. Ladies, call
and see them.
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EEThe Belmont CArOaicle and, Bel
laire Independent are not supporters of
HArEs Southern policy.
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nFMr. N. MAcKEr, dof Washington
township, is having new frame dwell
Eng erected this Summer. y
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EEThe wool clip of Noble county
was disposed OF at from 81 to 40 cents
per pound. !.
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GRAYSVILLE
SELECT SCHOOL

THE third session of this school will COM
| m nee July 16, 1877.
Judging from the patronage we have re-
ceived and the interest m manifested by all in
attendance the present term, We expect a
large attendance next term. No efforts will
be spared to make this q school of thorough
instruction. While we desire the patronage
Of any wishing thorough practical educa.
tion we especially solicit the attendance of
those who desire to qualify themselves for
teaching Glasses will be formed for the
benefit Of teachers.
TUITION,
Common Branches .............S5 90
Higher A." ............ 90
Good accomm odations can be had In town
at reasonable rates.
For further particulars address
JAMES A. WATSON.
Principal.
junel9,77tf Graysville, Ohio.
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PILES. .Hsmorrhaids.
PILON.

Manp eausss iend to produce tkss pain<
fssI and distressing! state. The blood -
RETARDED q. tts res,.r.; re s foG p Isa%%srs Ia%rs
congestion of the 6s,cels, torpid action Of
the iirer, and ismn,erous other causes are
the source Of Tits complaint, aud hitherto
l ths p%Blie, sehiox ,coHld rapidly aIlertnte
symptoms and MItinatety prove an erect
ire cure. n. PIL0N zoe hare . remedy
,uhich not only acts almost instantly, but
sciW ren.ove tie largest tunsors of fhe parts
(Piles) by absorption, and MANY srho
kave rcccfpcd not only benefit, bat haze
Inrior TO usi,g this treatnent) by emit
sieut surgeons that the only relief they
ever could erpect in life, .cottid DC oy a..
Sfe bodv Sy a procedure trLtct neccssitat-
ed the Katie. This remedy has been hdited
scith delight, and is no,c prescribed oy
s,izanf of is merits, as the only Esnotrn
sure cure for PILES.
Prioe. Fifty Cents per package, or sis
for $3.50.
TIE ABOYE REMEDIES ARE
thorough fn the eradication of the difer-
ert and various Hsaladics deaonsindtcd,
iaborious, % % ' amG scientific t,ivesfigation;;
embracing period OF many years, tn
Europe and Ameriou.
II the specific directions are complied
spith, Thousands of patients WiH bear ,rit-
ness to their relative merits, and eorrob-
orate every assertion. Where there ars
.any complication; SissSssi sd pa, rG
be pleased to give all tnforndtion, and
treat bv letter II necessary.
Descriptive aud Explanatory Ctrcu-
or ss e ss aess' ss ;ss' rfssfi
paTsieSiar aSmSgi.s's, send end ord orders : ID s'"'
DR.. CHANDLER,
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R~To this time there has been no
preparation by our citizens to celebrate
the 4th.
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kTRev. SMITH, of Woodsfeld Cir
cult, occupied the pulpi. Of the NJ. E,
Church, in this place, on last Sabbath.
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HU-The St. Johns, N. B. fire swept
over 500 acres and deprived $1,000 peo.
pie of homes. Thirty persons were lost
in the flames,
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HThe verdict of the jury in the
Roe case meets with general approval.
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EE Bustles, Neck wear and fancy
goods to be had at
NORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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~There is no important news to
report this week from the Eastern war.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

THE most attractive Stock of
Prints and Domestics at bottom prices
at MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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EEThe teachers institute, Of Noble
county, will hold its annual session du-
ring the week commencing August 9th.
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D% Ladies Neck ties, flowers for Bon
nets and Hats, and other trimmings can
be obtained at
Miss M. A. GUTHRIE'S.
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yBeautiful Jaconnet L9Sns only
l5c per yard at.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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New York.

June 22-Flour 6 75al0 25; Wheat ]
60al67; Corn 55a59c; Oats 40a65c
Rye 74a75c; Barley 70a9Se. "a, .9- :
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-. PURE WHITE LEAD,
0F B. Fahnestock's brand, which is so just
" ly celebrated for Its purity, whiteness
and durability, is just received by 1T. JUD.
KINs. and viii be sold at the lowest CASE
PRICES.
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EFSMITH Il WADDELL have just
received new supply of Iron and Steel
of all kinds. Will now be able to sup
ply Blacksmith's and Wagon Makers
with Iron as cheap as can be bought
anywhere
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w Gents listers, Busters, Opera
coats just opened at the lowest prices,
by MORRIS &c ARMSTRONG.
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Eg Tomato Plants,
I. Cabbage Plants,
Sweet Potato Plants.
And Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale al
Mrs. WAYS.
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FBonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 22d
inst, as follows:
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TNHE second term of this School will com.
i mence Tuesday, July "a, 1871,
and close Friday, September 81, 1877.
In addition to the branches usually taught
in a school of this kind, classes will be organ
lied. if necessary, in French, Spanish, Greek,
Latin and German.
Elocution and Penmanship will be systemat.
ically taught by competent teachers,
PeculiarAdvantages of the School.
A Literary Society, A Normal Institute,
A course Of Educational and Literary Lectures.
'Hr35. TUITION.
Primary Department, 80 90
Common Branches, 5 90
Higher Branches, 8 90
Penmanshjp, S Lessons, 90
Tuition invariably required in advance. No
deductions made except in cases Of protracted
sickness.
For further particulars address
3. MARTIN, Antioch. N. C. o.
j. A. MARSHALL, jolly, u. c. o.
junel2,S7td.
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G>Court will continue in session to
Monday, the I'd Of July.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

HRElNHERR, at the City Bakery,
is prepared to furnish meals at all hours
OF the day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

1@Ladies Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed at the Millinery establishment
of Miss M. A. GUTHRIE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

wStill they come and still they &c.
The Oliver Chilled Plow at SMITH &
WADDELL'S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

EE Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. a. WAY. Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

@If you want a Spring bonnet
trimmed in the latest style at the lowest
cash price, call at the Millinery estab-
lishment of
NJ. NJ 1vrrrTnrE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-26

wSMITH & WAODELL have on
hands Pumps for Well or Cistern. Call
and see them.