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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-20
OBITUARY..

DIED--Of Consumption, Saturday
February 1S, 1877, at 5o'clock A. M.
HANNAH PYLEs, wife of JAMES PYLEs, il
the 3Oth year Of her age.
Dear as thou vast, aud Justly dear,
We would not weep for thee,
One thought shall check the starting tear,
1t is-that thou art free.
And thus shall faiths oonssling power
The tears Of love restrain;
Oh. who that saw thy parting hour,
Could wish thee here agaipt
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my happy days,
None knew thee but to love thee,
Nor nam'd thss but to praise.
She lived as lives q peaceful dovs,
She died as blossoms die;
And now her spirit floats above,
A seraph in the skyl
Yet shrin'd with many q sweet sad thought
That lov'd ones memory fingers still;
For o, she left void that neught
But mournful thoughts oan fill.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber-
Peaceful In the grave 30 low,
Thou no more wilt join our number,
Thou no more our songs snail know.
Dearest daughter thou hast left as,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
Bat tits Gsd that hath bereft US,
He can all sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day OF life ia fed,
Then in heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
SUSAN CLHdo.
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RThere is a plentiful supply Of
good men announced for the different
county Offices for the people to choose
from. Look over the list and il you
know that any one of those announced
has ever been guilty of dishonesty in
office, discard him as an unsafe person
to again place in nomination. The De-
mocracy Of this county cannot afford to
nominate man simply because he hap
pens to be Democrat; he should be
honest and capable, and this should be
the rule from the highest to the lowest
position.
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ITEMS,

wThe Republicans carried New
Hampshire!
w Indiana is to have q $2,O0O,Oo0
State House.
ESIMoN CAMERON has resigned and
DON, his son, will take his place in the
y. S. Senate
RThe Democrats elected one Con-
gresham in New Hampshire by a plu-
rality of As votes.
@FRED. DOUGLASS, negro, has been
nominated by HAYES to be Chief Mar
shall of the District Of Columbia.
EEThe interest bill was laid in it's
little bed in the Ohio Legislature on the
18th inst, by vote OTTO nays to II
yeas 1t was a 10 per cent arrange
ment.
~STANLEY MATTHEWS, Of Cncin-
natl, was nominated for U. s. Senator
by the Republican caucus Of the Ohio
Legislature, on the 18th inst, and will
be elected to-day, the goth inst.
~Ohio now has a compulsory ed
ucational law aud a compulsory vaccina-
ton law. We shall publish both, IL our
Representatives at Columbus will be 80
kind as to furnish US correct copies.
wThe contest over the Will OF
Commodore VANDERBILT was ended on
the 18th inst. The contestants with
drew their objections and the document
was admitted to probate.
wBLAINE proposes new election
in Louisiana and South Carolina. Why
Because the Democrats carried them at
the last election, and new election will
give the Republicans another chance.
EgHAYEs' Cabinet officers were all
confirmed and have entered upon the
discharge of their duties. The little
tempest gotten up by MoRroN, CAME.
RON and BLAINE calmed down very sud
denly.
EElt is said that workmen are now
engaged in cutting this noble sentiment
in the marble cap over the front door Of
the White House, out of respect to the
memory of the late President:
"No man worthy Of the
Office of President should be willing to
hold it If counted in or placed there by
fraud. u. S. GRANT"
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H Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 18th

wSt. Patrick's Day was lively
one in this place. Early in the morn.
ing the sons Of Erin commenced con-
gregating about the bank to receive
their months pay. After receiving their
money a number of them surrounded
too much poteen and we're anxious for
any spalpeen in the place to tread on
their coat-tails-"jist trid on the tip ind
av wan av thim!" But all passed of
quietly, except knock down at ScHNEr
DER's saloon, until after night, when
eight or ten gathered in front of SeHU.
MACHER's saloon, north of the Square,
and, being refused admittance, broke
two Of the large glass. ToNr couldn',
stand that, and went at them with club
which he piled rapidly until the las,
representative from Cork had retreated
"A majority of the men were quiet and
peaceable throughout the entire day.
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ltis not little remarkable that the two
officers 10 the Russian army OF the high.
est rank. after the Grand Duke Nicholas
are natives of Poland.
John Sherman will be the moulder oil
the Administration of Hayes. Mr.
Evarts will not be able to Offset the in
fuence of the shrewd, money making,
wiley, corrupt Ohioan In fact, Sher.
man will get his jobs done before
EYarts suspects them.
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EF Every few weeks adds another tc
the Life Insurance Companies that have
tumbled down. But this gives no un
easiness to those who hold policies In
the New York Mutual. 1t is known tc
be the oldest company in the United
States, and the strongest company il
the world. 1t is ss solid as the Bani
Of England.
At the request of its officers 1t wal
recently examined by the State Super
intendent. who reports that he i"knev
he should find it all right, but it wal
even better than he expected" He re
ports, after thorough and detailed in
vestigation of its securities, that it ha'
more than ten millions of dollars owe
and above all liabilities.
1t runs no new-fangled specialitie'
which promise more than can ever b'
performed. 1t receives your money
and gives you the full worth of it il
plain, old-fashioned life insurance.
There is nobody going around enqui
ring if the New York Mutual is sound
See its Annual Statement in anothe
column.
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7 GESome of our Republican friends
are in an i'll humor because the Central
Committee resolved to claim the protec-
ton Of the law regulating the holding
Of popular conventions. They have no
just cause for their anger. The Democ.
racy of this county propose to have
their officials nominated by the votes Of
known Democrats, and not by the votes
of their political opponents. who have
no interest in the matter further than
to nominate ticket that would, proba.
bly,, create dissensions among Demo.
Gratis, which they, the Republicans,
would be very quick to take advantage
Of. By keeping their votes out they are
saved all trouble and anxiety, and the
Democrats are enabled to control theil
nominations by the strict vote of those
entitled to participate.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Cheap and on Easy Terms.
Situate in Peasants Co., W. Va,

nHE undersigned will sell the following
L pieces OF land on good terms, upon ap-
plication TO him in person, or his attorney,
In st. Marys, Peasants County, aforesaid,
to wit:
No. la tra,t Of 81 acres lying on the
waters Of Green's Run and French Creek.
about II miles from the Ohio River; partly
improved.
No. IA tract of A acres adjoining No.
|; partly Improved; good land and location.
/. No ga tract of ~ acres; same location
as No. 2; partly improved.
No A tract of ll9 acres Of fine land,
q good portion cleared and under goodience
also, 3S} acres adjoining No. 4; WILL be sold
with No 4
No. 5.-A tract of II acres; timber land;
good; near the other tracts.
No Ga tract Of 95 acres, we'll improved
good orchard, &c. lying on vancleese turn
pike, one mile from st. Marys, the county
seat of Peasants County.
No. IA tract of 50 acres; IS acres
choice river bottom; the hill land on this
tract Is Of rich limestone soil the best in the
county; improved; a good bargain.
The above lands are very desirable for
farming or raising grass. being of good soil
and near market. Persons wishing to pur.
chase will do we'll to call on me or R. Patter.
son, my attorney, at St. Marys. West Va,
vino will show the lands and the plats
thereof, and give all information in regard
to title and terms. Amy Communications In
regard to these lands will be promptly an
swersd by R. g, PARKKR, or z. PATTERSON
Attorney, st. Marys, Plsasants County, West
Vs. mch6,'77m3.
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-P PURIFIER
HEMAR,

zxis smcosBpa,abis pEPuRlTTvB t.
q pa.cerfuI ALTER AgTTE, TONIC, DE-
CkET16, DIAPH0RE1TC, anA APERE-
EHT, combtaSng. lpirt,ses .chieh reydsr
q. 'sssSss ssmss"ss ss s"s .s ass sraa
cato sH diseases Of the blood. Ifs in1rs-
dtcnfs are Of q PwreIE harssIess eetrasr
Hs.ss. iHsS ss rsssss rss. ass's ass :s: sss ss' 8
az yxstSsiess taias Of disease u sGS ssjs
tenn, q never falls IN ejeefisg that dissase
through tho asedfuDt Of tho sbta, Or se-
s = srSssn sss sasS &c y sSsryss :''a sssss
the!r prepe, norgst and f1aettocal esn; 2;
ditton. A very Srisf spaes ef tsNss ,stis
doubted reliability qnd ,sonderjui esrs-
ably, tie gerry acsne Of Sledical trtsssnrAsp
snd ss greatest dissoss,y q The gssss.s
srhsrs the blood Itself q prsmariIv tAs
scat Of the lesion or dfssrder, sssdk as
gCRoFULA and the thousand ard one
Of ss ssstsa s. al is- sissIisss 4 so,.sssss g:
co0nlsant, for Btblteal Trxth has asssrf.
ed that the " Sins Of the Fathers skstI
uisit evsn ,snfe the thsrd snd Co,ysk gse:
ENFEEBLED COHSTITUTTONS q = Q
powerful rejmvenator, causing the screes
Of MAJ, once more to assHnas tho ded-toss
For CUT1NEo Us DIsRAsRs, URN.
Any YDIsORDERS, CONSUMPTION Oh
OOsTITENEsS, LIVER AED KIDHEX
Sgzsnga1k Sggz1 e hahH alMnszs szzT1n ts9
zFEEdSM1Eogg gg rHE GfEGE n0s Soggaappa gapo
LENT ULCERg, FEMALE COZ
PLAINTs (and to tbe gsntlsr $50 u = .
boon IQng sought for by ssRststss, s,sseep-
tt1se,. aad delicate Iss.otss; es q taxss
ILT FORMS 6F 6HRoMfC DISEzaE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs TIE 6EA1
OF THE TROUBLE, it u tNSolsabls. Il
Psrseveraacs sctth thts ressedv ssiu prove
g pessttve and Rsrsssnsst 3 8 - d, e';r. g. re
RIAL pOIS0NS, {,sss llss-. 4 -.
4hoxsamds Of fsstisnensals ssSest Gks
rsiss, 0ne Doliar, IN ssrss tsstSey -
otO bettEc0. SS, -fssg. -. s4ss'if
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-20
A Certain Headache Cure.

A harmless vegetable prepsrat' on, and the
dis overy of physician, the viot Head
ache Powder has been proven positively
sure cure for the most distressing cases Of
Sick or Nervous Headache, Morning Sickness
and N-ura gia, single powder actua ly cur
ing In ten minutes when all other means
fail. We have had wonderful experience
with it, and the ten cent trial pack can be
had by addressing the propristors, j X. Hsls-
LEY 4 Co., SALEM, N. j., who will cheerfully
mail them postpaid, and Of Druggists every
whore, and It is with we'll meritsd confidence
they are offered as . thorough cure for all
distresses Of the kead.
]. T. JUpKINs, Agent, woodshsld,
Monroe County, Ohio. janlo' TIL.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

THE undersigned will commence Select
i school in Darlington on the Third
Monday in April, and continue in session
ten weeks. All persons wishing to prepare
themselves for teaching, who attend, will re-
ceive such instructions as will be useful to
them in the school room, in addition to the
practical instructions in the usual branches of
study.
Tuition, for common branches, $5 90.
each additional study, 90.
Good accommodations for students at reasona-
bic rates. All communications to be address.
ed to R. K. WALTON,
james, H. Darlington, Ohio.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS
: TRACHEON: 81

A sil0At so-colted cold wiI ofsttnsss
for Or badly treated, 1sxst hGve 6vs orI
ssssstt--it nsssst eventoate te Q ssfftsd eess
Of BROEOHITIS, Or svidt = svorss, de
deadly CONSUMPTION. 10 an ss1srtWS
IRACHB0N ofers . sound, fsttobJs, ara
psr7pGnsHt rstSeT. Itsougpsents krpecte3
ration, and enables the Paftent TO espss
that TERRIBLY septic deposst, .rhteA, ~ tefs
snuNicate its poison to tbs vascular sWbS
stGs,cs Of the lang, degcncratfnq and de-
strovtsG that most .essentiat Of organs;
and tltinsotcs only In on early aud Nss-
timely death. TR1CHE0N Ass no eqssef,
mach less q superior, aud Ito use ssiU not
only reswors the deposit, thereby o6ordth9
Great relief, but heals The nsensbrasss erd
leaves the patient IN possesstoss Of hesftkv
efies,. Firy Cents per oettIe. or sas
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Mr.. Morrill,, Ex Senator and Ex Sec
retary, has been nominated by Mr.
Hayes to be Collector at Portland
Maine. 1t is understood that Mr. Hayes
will, at least, give Ex.Secretary Chan
dler suit of old clothes.
Hayes has triumpbed in getting bis
Cabinet confirmed, but it remains to be
seen how will issue his inevitable figh,
with the Senate. The result Of the frs,
skirmish is never sure indication where
the victory will lie at the end of the cam.
paign.
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PILES. Hemunhoids.
PILONs

Kanv oauses tend to produce flsfs Sss;a.
ful end dtstresstnF state. The blood "
retarded IN tts returni the too frequent
ocngsstson Of he Soseis, torpid aetios o1
shs tiver, and stamerous other ea9sss drd
the soxroe Of this complaint, and hitherto
s.othisg. efsctaat has been presented 70
thc pu6iic, srhich treuld rapidly dHsviate
sy,npto,ns aud uItisn0seIy proee an eject
ire cure. In PILON sce hare remedy
srhich not only acts almost iNsfartfg, bvt
(PilesJ by oosorption, aud many ssAs
Nave recstced rot only beheff, hut k6t<
been radically cured, hare beeN ssssrex
Lprior to xsiss0 this treafnseng ~ e.stA
ever could enpecs is lsfe, srossid b ~ IN
operation, and remorin0 u or them Jroes
sls body Sg grocedare ..stcA msee:sssss. ss,a.
ssany pract istBg plBsioia,.s, THO are ess.
ssre cure Sor PILES.
Price. Fifty Cents per package, or sis
THE ABoTE REMEDIES ,IkH
fhersWgH In the eradication OF the aibcfs
ent aud tdrt6us ,aatadies deNoWis6feds
and are the resait sf Potent, searehirs,
eB.bract,,g a period Of many veafs; IN
Europe and 4n,esicd.
If the specific directions are compiied
;s s.. to sss ea1e II s. sms sssr sorsos
orate ercry assertion, Where there arS
ssaay complications. OF disease, and Pei
tIents so desifs, BIZ: ,CHAHDtER sriit
be pleased to gise all Information, and
treat by letter II necessary,
Descriptive ahd Etplondtorv Ciret.
lar of the above remedies sent on receipt
of stamp. II the PkOPRTETA MY
MEDICINES are not on sale at your
parficsIar drwggtst's; se,sd orders 70
DR.. CHANDLER,
i47s broadway, Nsw.York oit5'
jani6,'77Y.
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wDemocrats, turn out on election
day, April ID, and elect Democrats to
Oil the various Offices. II differences
exist in the party in any township, re-
cone;ie them and present an unbroken
frontto your opponents.
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kTOn the 7th inst HUaH WINLAKD,
of Wayne township, this county, a reg
nlar ordained Elder Of the Church Of
Latter Day Saints, received license from
the Probate Court of this county au.
thorizing him to solemnize marriages.
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EW GorLrEB RAussENBuRaER, Of Sa.
lem township, had two fingers cut of in
acatting box on the 10th inst. DR.
Smith, Of Darlington, was called to at
tend the case.
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k~K you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
SPIRIT. TERMs,-One year 81 80 !; six
months 75 cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank
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WThere we're 2s applicants for GER
tincates at the teachers examination on
the 10th inst Certificates were issued
as follows: One for "a months, l for
1s months. 6 for IL months, 8 for 9
months and 10 rejected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-20

~Mr. JoHN FANKHAUsER and fam.
lily, of Morton, this county, remove this
weekto Burlington, Kansas, Mr.. FANk.
HAusER is steady young man and his
friends in this county wish !him success
In his new home.
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E~The law under which the Demo
cratic Nominating Convention is to be
held effectua.ly bars members of the
Republican party from voting, None
but Democrats can legally vote.
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PROPRIETARY
MEDICINE ES
DIR. CHANDLER, T.R.E.A.
II. nhy,e,., 10 q. 6sS,Ssil S;i 81, s.-.s.Iss;
msw' hs:pits!s ho1aoe: esfafer

After years Of the n.ost labo7iews ss-
ssorch and tstpcsti cation, end ofter abs
sa,ssis' Of pasiests, Geo. 0Haadier, 4. r.,
N,Dv hoso presents to The Apyeriokp Pvt-
tts tie fellosctng rcnsediesI his sole dfss
e0vesy and property, the e6Ssacy ef schssk
es.eas etseo.sG E xs ss.smsncMs sSsss asaIg ~ y
sxfeSSng and Discouraged pgt2ertss vie
have not only Tecetred regfsf ard tere5et
from their continued ssse, bNt haue sbees
ssmpisisss, ssHssz ksse S, Ssss sS;,sscsS sii Iv
tke meet eIstRsnt Phvs<ciaas 81 hc$stess.
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HTA matter of importance caused
Judge MARSH to leave here last Thurs
day evening for Cincinnati. Judge OKE,
IL holding Court this week.
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FARM FOR SALE.

My farm of 80 acres, in Perry town
ship, is for sale. Forty-five acres clear.
ed and the balance in timber. There
are four Touring and three saw mills con.
venient, the furthest being only 4 miles,
Antioch is but p miles from it, and the
Ohio River Z miles. Fences in good
order; buildings almost new; so frui,
trees. For further particulars and terms
address GoTLIEB FRoEHLICH,
Antioch, Monroe Co, o.
:. March 6, 1S77-3t.
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E%Rev. s. A. FISHER, of Cambridge,
was donated to the amount of S75, Q
few days since, by members OF different
churches in that place.
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ESix more announcements this
week, one for Representative, two for
Recorder, one for Commissioner, one
FOR Sheriff and one for, Iufrmary Direc-
fors y =
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EE-The new court house at Zanes.
vile has been accepted by the County
Commissioners. It cost S240, 900.
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n<Just received at KETTERER'S
New. Shoes, New Clothing, Prints, Cot
tonades, Jeans, Muslins and all goods
suitable for the season, which will be
sold as low as the lowest for Cash or
Produce.
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EEA colored man named JOHNSON
was gored to death by an enraged bull
on the farm OF DR.. MoPHERsoH, near
Cambridge, on the 18th lust.
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DTThe call for the Democratic Nom.
mating Convention, as ordered by the
Committee, will be found elsewhere in
this issue.
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wMr. RoBB is OF the opinion that
he will have the tunnel on the Bellaire
3 Southwestern completed by the LIST Of
April. &c. 4msB asa ss
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WThe proceedings Of the meeting
of the Democratic Central Committee
will be found on our first page.
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DnD.-On February goth, 1877, o.
inflammation Of the bowels, LOUISA, aged
IA months, daughter Of JAMES and Re
BxccA ]. STAFFORD.
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EEDr. j. G. SoHAUB, of Sardis, this
county, died on Sunday, the 11th inst
The funeral took place on the 18th inst.
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EEAttention is invited to the select
school advertisement of JAMES A. WAT.
sos, at Graysvllle. Mr.. WATSON is a
competent educator. IS -
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES
II. SCHUMACHER. JR.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
q r Q Q q r Z Z s.

Just received large lot Of both Sta
pie and Fancy Groceries Best assort
ment. Largest Stock. Defy Competi-
ton. Give US call If you want good
goods al the lowest cash price.
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ETMrs. WHrr1Ne and daughter of
Illinois were visiting friends in this
place last week.
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POLICY HOLDERS

POLICY HOLDERS
In the New Jersey Life Insurance Com
pany are requested to meet at the Court
House in Woodstield, on Saturday the
Gath day of March, 1877, at l o'clock
P. NJ, to take such action as may be
necessary to protect their interests.
JERE WILLIAMS,
A. j. PEARSON.
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EEJoHN S. HOFFMAN and family. oi
Noble county, have removed to Kansas.
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afEA Guernsey county man has an
Syer-coat forty three years old. in good
repair. M
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STAFFORD
SELECT SCHOOL

TNHB two terms of TT. respectively, win be-
/ gin Tuesday, May 8, aud August /.
The educational aim of this School is to
afford the best possible facility for obtaining
. thorough English education.
TGood advantages for those desiring
Normal instructions;
A course Of study will be devised to meet
this end;
An efficient corps Of teachers will be en-.
ployed;
A loo cation, unequaled In Monroe County,
unsurpassed for morality;
Are among the inducements offered to
those desiring to attend Select School,
TUITION FOR TERN OF TEN WEEKS.
higher Course, $S 90
Teachers C0urae, & 90
Model school, A 90
Tuition in advance. No deductions made
except in cases Of protracted sickness. Good
board can be procured at reasonable rates.
For further particulars, address
w. p. MASON,
jan3o,'77n. Stafford, Ohio.
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In thel2 months ending March 81,
1876, there were 1876 convictions for IL
licit distilling in Ireland to ! in Scotland
and 8 in England.
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RFThe NEsrERLY mill on Opossom,
10 Ohio township, is rapidly approach
ing completion.
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Will be sold Very Low. and Pay.
ments made easy.

CALL on, or address, JRRR. WILLIAMS
" Weodsfsld, Ohio, or JONATHAN HoLTS-
CLAW, Laings, New Castle) Monroe Co, o
P. S.-psn't buy farm until you look al
this one. decS6, '76m3.
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REIf You want tickets for township
elections send your order to this Office.
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HEHon. R. NJ. SrIMsoN, of Marietta,
has been appointed State Librarian.
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EE Judge MoRRIs' settlement ac-
counts will be found elsewhere in this
.paper.
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EyThe election takes place on Mon
day, the I'd day of April.
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EE Timothy seed for sale at
GEORGE KETTERER'S.
RJust opened. Fresh stock OF
Prints, Muslins, Bleached and Unbleach
ed. Jeans, Cottonades and full stock
Domestics suitable for the season at the
lowest cash prices.
NORRIS d ARMSTRONG.
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~ Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at
JACOB REINHERR'S.