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A STOLEN VICTORY,

II will be seen that Hancock, like Til
den, is the undoubted choice of q majority
of the people; and the returns as they stand
show that a change OF $4,000 republican
votes. or votes credited to Garfield, IN New
York state would have given Hancock the
electoral vote of that state and just the
needed 1876 votes, counting the solid south
1873, New York IS, New Jersey 8 and Ne
vada 8, even if California does not prove to
have given Hancock majority also. This
shows how important New York was for
Garfield. In New York city alone enough
fraud was committed to more than make
the 10000 majority accredited to Garfield ;
and whatever may come Of the inquiry into
these frauds, the fact is plain now that the
electoral vote Of New York has been as
shamelcssly stolen this year as that Of
Louisiana in is76.--St Louis Republican
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rIiE NAILS.

rENEIAL DELIVERY open 80 =. IN; tioset
" G;}D pm; sunday; stosa m.
isuuey order Department open At ss. m; closes
A. ?. NJ. a..
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central 40
D. M. -
Missl,-ippi Central Railroad. Clos5 81 Q ?. N.
Cairo sud Poplar Blna Through and Way NAL
closes 81 ?. M
Way Mail sic Illinois Central. Cairo and Vim
sepnes and Mi-..,r!ppi Central Railroads close AZ
);i5p m.
Way Nal fs7 Marcos Gauge Rsi,rosd cio.c- o.
$3.50 ., 10.
Cairo sud Evansville Eiycr Eoaie closes st $50
,. m. daily except Friday.
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WOMAN FIRST.

"You must admit, doctor, said witty
lady to 4 celebrated doctor Of divinity, with
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hearts Of our people-Eyery member is true artist tai
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imIpdo hrq 7Fob e. 10 75lT0nT Tns ~
-; Peace in st. Petersburg.

The latest news from Russia, ,gis full Of
peace and good will toward all menpwith
theiexceptionTof the unfortunate foreign
Jews of the Ebpire Q, who are beingruth-
lessly prosecuted on account ofuheir
supposed connection with the nihilists.
Russia aud Germany are said to, be on
the best Of terms, and General Skobelef,
who has been detained because OF. possi-
Bile Complications with the German
Court, starts Immediately to take COM
,nand of The new Merv expedition. It
Is also intmated that Russia and En-
gland have arrived at an understanding
which, fora shorttime at least, may be
the means of preserving tbe peace in
Central Asia. England, lit is said, agrees
not to 60 to Herat and Russia pledges
herself not TO occupy Mery: In regard
TO France, Piipee, Urlof, we are told, is
not to return to France, for the signi6-
cant reason that bis imperfect sympathy
with the present government of that
country ls calculated To- destroy bis use.
fulnessaas anaiambassador. In all bic
conversations HaisgrepFesented as ure'
ing the necessity OF maintaining themos
friendly yzfeiatiens-witf>-t Republic
The only dark spot in the picture is th'
violent tone rot Prince lGortsckakoff'
ST. Petersburg organ. toward France
but il -is'not improbable That the instru
ment is out of tune and that it will b
set right IN few days.
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News From China.

China refuses to regard herself as hound
by the recent treaty made With. SRussia
for the settlement OF Kuldja, and it is
said on good ssthorpy that her ohstina-
cy on thls poi6t is sltogether due to En-
glisb promplings aud English criticism
of the tteaty.S This lie likely enough TO
he tue, for if England can put spoke
In Russia's wheel by so cheap process
1t Is In the method 0f her present gov
ernment to make the attempt. But with
Eng and thus acting behind China as the
real disturber of the relations Of theAsi-
ATTIC neighbors it is odd TO find how wick
ed the English papers consider Russia for
stirring up Japan against China. II
England inspires China to quarrel With
Russia; that Is diplomacy. II Russia in
spires Japan to quarrel with China that
is villany. There is one point in the
news from China the mystery of which
the British Journalistic. cannot fathom.
This is the recall of Mr.sSeward, the
American Minister At frst- this was
thought to have been done because
China had insulted Russia; now it is
discovered to be due TO the qfact that
there is to be an election this year. I'd The
President bad to remove Mr.. Seward in
orderto insure the success of his party
at the POLISH Great man. the British
journalist.-N. sYtb Herald. sitiif vi
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County Correspondence,
tRepcrtsd for The Spirit Of Democraoy,) 3
From Ohio Township.

tReported for The Spirit Of Democracy,) -
81 From Ohio Township.
Report Of Backhill Bottom School for
the term Of six mohtbs beginning Octo.
Der 9, 1870, and ending M arch 26i 1880: :
No. Of pupils enrolled, boys, 35; girls,
70; total 81. Average monthly enroll
ment, boys, So; girls, %; total Sc. Av-
erage daily attendance, boys, 27; girls,
10; total AZ. Average per. cent Of at
tendance 70. ~
= The Roll OF Honor, incladisg the
names OF those who we're present every
day Of the term, is as follows: Mary
Black, CAL Dieterich, George Black,
Chas. Mubleman, Earl Muhleman, Berta
TSis is ohe oI tbe best school. in I.be
county Tor attendance and uniform good
conduct. The attendance this year Is
MACH lower than Usual, caused, by the
prevalehce1og scarlet fever IN the latter
part of the term, several of the pupils
most regular in attendance dosing two
OF, more weeks each. The patrons oi
the school take great interest in ihe
scheo, but unfortunately fail to show
the same BY visiting II. It g to be hoped
that they, as we'll as, the Lirectors,, M
improve In this respect. ~ -
Respectfully, 1900 g q s'ei,t
. na'' sF!sH. wILI1AMs, Teachcra.o aoo
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Elections for Parliament In Great
l ,.1ra T.. Britain. IL -.


LONDON, March i3l.-The Times, In .
leading article nslthe 5results of the
polling yesterday, says: "The Consery-i
atives must admit very grave adiscoqr-
agement. E The balance of gains Nand
losses is, on the whole. decidedly inw fa-
vor of the Liberals. and, tits obvious, IL
the tide ofsuccess flows as strongly as
it did yesterday in favor of opposition.
The. whole Ministerial majority. rof 1874
will have melted away. This is more
ominous for the Ministry, because it is
acknowledged that the loss Of several
seats in Scotland and 5Ireland-certainly
dozen, and, perhaps, score-is inev-
table"
The Daily News. in it's leading editor
ial. says: "The first days polling re-
suited ina great Liberal victory. a. There
is Liberal galnyof atwentysfour seats,
and 1loss ofnine, making q net Liberal
gain of fifteen, counting as thirtyin Q
division of the House. The borougbs
which voted yesterday have practically
prononnced the doom OF, the Beacons-
field Government, There is every rea-
son to believe that the gains OF yester-
day viii be Increased to-day" - -
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NJ Dur old friends The Jennings heirs
have been up before ihe English Chance
" Division again, but without succeed.
ing in securing ssthe property of William
Jennings, formerly 81 Acton place, in
Suifolk," or spy portion OF the same.
The plaiutilf 10 the case Of Martin vs.,
Eagoi clsibed a third OF the estate
Though Elizabeth Bunch, q descendant
of the deceased 8 grandfather, but the
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EHERIFR's SALE. ST
> .-- s.. baa oiiTst
John B. Often, Committee, /
~ vs..
James. q, Morris, ct Al.

7.
DY virtue ofta certain order o. sale is@
De sued from the court, Of COMMON
Pleas within and aior the county Of Monroe
and statar Of Ohio, in . case pending IN said
court between the above named parties, AND
to me directsd,I will offer for sale at public
auction at the sast door Of the court houss
in woodshsld, on s2 TED sY =
Satsgday, the hddy Of April. $780,
betxssn the hours Of 10 o'elook ). m. and
o'cioek p. m!5of said dsy. shs following de
scrissd real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, TO wit: os' sseE -
a part Of the south part Of ihe nsrthwsss
quaatsr of. session IS, township 4 Of range q
containing % acres more or less, and lying
soutl, OF the Marietta road. Sc Z
Also 26.aeres more Or less lying .sonsh oi
said road and being in She soutkeast corner
Of the Enortheast quarter ofsseotion g., q
township ,oi range 8. Said 81 sores being
bounded on the north and vest BY said Ma
ristts road yon the South. ~ 1hs lsnds, Of said
jacob aMottsr and Rdward Salisbury and on
the sast'by the lands u Wu. = Hunter, to.
gethsr with the privileges and appnrtenancea
thsfeunte bslonging.ti ERE !
Said property so ordered TO b sold is ap7
prsised At sl.7l0,4 and nay sell for swo-
thirds Of said appraisement. .Terms Of sale
'As1 YWsY wiILfaS RsAn.
s,h..a .aa',ss.,ssS .oo.s sss ,SS.,ss r. ~ e "a !
asrslees 4 Dsiecs, AttyA y 80 "a
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4 w The year has begun badly for tni-
sers. Two representatives ofahea class
have already died. One was q Rnssian,
and he starved andtfroze to death lying
on g pile of rags in his hut Under-
meath him wei e half q million dollars in
gold, and alike sum In securities. The
other one was q New Haven women
Nancy Bartholomew-ands akhough she
was church member, and worth $50,
000s SO strong was her love for the
gold that perisheth, that she added to
her hoard by picking up hits ofcoal and
twine, and by begging. Both OF these
persons died alone, and their death was
enbittered by the knowledge that they
could not take their gold with them. bIi..
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81
akH The Pennsylvania Board OF Par
dons,was asked 10 pardon W. hi KEn-
sts;.bs sadditios. division and sileuce''
poiiicisu ofthst Siste, and 3 others, who
had been convicted Of eorrupilyh solicit
log nembeis Of the Legislature 10 vote
for the s.Feaf Million BilLps The Board
sopsiasred the cases and refused 70 H.
sac the mach desired pspsts TIE BE-
scamps forfeited their bail, and the last
heard Of KEMBLE be was in New York.
Pres ,me he win .visit" Europe, provi-
ded ti,s ofIicers of the Law don't inter.
fire with bis plsns.
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sdWrittsn for The Spirit Of Democraoy:f
N.y.ra Ouro March On

CALAIS, OhlU, moICu ~.
Ed, ,SpiRrr: 1t 10 always interesting'
to road the letters contained in your pa
pefs. And as our correspondence from
this place seems to have quieted down
fof some time we think it would not be
amiss, to send in few items OF what is
transpiring.
Our ever seemingly disappointed citi-
zens ore complaining to some extent Of
the beautiful March weather, and urging
the constl uction of a pike from here to
w Wiliiamsburg. EFT 9T{sfGs
y The Township is alive with candidates
for Office and, by the way, Calais has its
share. e.------ .--------.-
Our School closed pleasantly on last
Friday after fruitful winter'sy work.
Mr. Hiram Hamilton and Miss f: e.
johnson, Teachers 1t speaks well for
their rk-that Mr.. Hemilton has the
summer school and, in ALA probability
Miss johnson will, assist Alsovthe
school-in district No. Six closed, the
same day, Mr.. A. ". Slack. teacher,
there being present about, one hundred
tpersons.' The scholars show decided
advancement and interest in, their, studies
select reading was the order Of the day,
also good speeches were made by J.;E.
Jones and IS. Sccfield pertaining TO the
conyeniences and, necessities of reduca-
ton, afler which the exercises, were
brought pleasantly to a close by the
reading Of a farewell essay by The Teach
er,o The school is thought BY AL inter
estsd parties to be. a grand success, j :;
Our ever interesting Literary is still
10 progress and the probabilities are il
will be kept alive during The summer.
Our fruitful and pleasantly conducted
praYer'meetings are bbeing held twice q
week, and considering the vast amount oi
interest'stsken by Jour young people
speaks well, for this vicinity, ,-f,,eg etf
| Our merchants and mechanics seem to
have their hands Ifull Of business This
spring, and everything seems pointing
to more prosperous times. avo e,iyo .,ied
4 Our sleigh builder H. j. Cleveland
4 in, keeping with bis mechanical peculiar.
tiles has recently completed one Of the
6nesti sleighs we, have ever yet seen .ir
l this, vicinity, and 10 now as ofoh quiet.
ly awaiting fourth Of July snow on
which to 'dedicatedt.sd Il blnods 7gv7
Several new ostfeet lights are up il
town. slMr. Tptue will soon occupy his
new house. CALAIS GRAssHoPPERsg .
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Farming and Timber Lands
: : aI ! for, Sale. : Z % 2 !. Y \ :.

.szefs yrfs s'es$ s~-<r-aeq rsyo sAAdTsz
1--WE or six farms and tive or thrss tinhsr
lots near Stewart, ON the Marietta and
Cincinnssi B. B. in Athens Comfy. Ohis.-ss
The timber is No. timber and good land
The faxma are In good repairs and have coed
crops Of wheat growing. The lsndf Il al
frssh, and ID No. ltobaoooi land. Coed va.
ter, schools and churches handy. Ref sale
low on rsasonable terms. For further par
licnlars enquire Of -, II ii
.foeaspsJ. A!PLUuRR AGENT.
'neh2s, So nesssihssW II MsfIstts 0hix. ] ),
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!, y ,,u'Trne,.veryTrue.

The Golden Rule thinks .shea women
Who are, aformlpg9 specifies TO help the
hssthepsthes snegyosnd the Indian, might
and1a large deld ofe Christian jove and
service Anoccupied among, the, sorelys
tempted shop-girls and sewing women in
The cistesne Perish the thonah,!s hat
claim kss a.shop-girl. compelled to stand
len hoursa day and dress well on three
dollars asweek, nthe sphilanshropic mind
while there is Ute or Sioux without
ealrmuffsor nickeliptated egg ,beater2 2
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~ The Republican majority In the
Ohio Legislature laid Local Option out
on the slst ult. These great advocates
of temperance, before an election, fail to
practice at Coln@bas what they preach
when soliciting the people for their
votes. We trust the temperance people
will make note of this.
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Heartrending reportscome from fam
districts Of Armenia 10
Van alone fiity.two persons.iit IL said,
have already died Of starvation. Thous-
ands of peasants are endeavoring to en-
igrate to neighhonng Persian provinces ;
bnt, as s,theroads are covered with deep
snow, many perish from cold and ex.
haustion on the journey. q aaaaa a
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Suicide At Temperanceville, o.
lBsllairs Bailetin.j

j AiEpeF psped Oven DeLopg, liy-
ing neat empetancevilie, ID this county,
while lahoring under ct Of mental de.
pfessto1 caasea aIbS financial sh6baffsss-
ments went TO nhfs barn on Saturday
morning, fastening one end Of check
strap 10 ( beam ssndsrths Eother around
'his peek, eNung himself into the other
,weEMsuHs lssyesra, wife and several
.chllQfeAtn1 da.,slH So e-,.teIninh.I OF
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LEGAL NOTICE, !,

all ese LEGALeNOTICE.r nan ssd
! John CARPENTER a minor son Of Melissa
j Carpenter, deceased who Il supposed to
reside in the State OF West Virginia, but
whose postoface address is unknown, win
take notice. that on the Sd day Of April,
$780, William n. Williams fled his petition
in the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, against HIM and the widow
and other heirs of John n, Williams, de.
ceased; the object and prayer Of said petition
is TO obtain partition Of about one hundr ed
and forty one acres Of land in sections sig.
teen, seventeen, twenty two and twenty
three, in township three Of range tour. stu.
ate in, Monroe county, Ohio, 1bsing sllshe
real estate of which ssid John h. Williams
died Iseized and on which he resided At the
time of his death; and, to have, the dover
estate Of Sarah Williams. widow Of John, p.
Williams, deceased, In said premises assigned
and set Of to her.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 5th day Of June, 1880.
t3i2 ais WILLIAM n. WILLIAMS, Z.
7no By Hunter & Mallory; his Attorneys
apr6. .'S0t7. et 10 ,ofi 40 .sE BIO,
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~ The prospects now are that psper
and paper materials will be placed on
the free list. The paper manufacturers
YIN lack suddsnly when that action is
taken by Congress. sss hss .sail Sd
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1W l3. Id, ID, 10 q great puzzle
to many people, but - greater one to
New York Democrats is, what to do
with KELLY and TlIpEs. They have d.
vided the party in that State and tbe
hest thing for the psrty leaders TO do is
10 90 ahead, put the party in fighting
trim and leave X. and T. 10 6ght each
other 10 The death. ssessa5 "a !
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LEGAL NOTICE. .

ELlzA zABETH McCoN 2HA1 and LsxkiRsn S. iRsn1rss Nc
,E Conaha. her husband ef the Stats VI West
Virginia, Lydia Messner and .Hynry Hesensr.
her husband, and Nichoias Haney, n he State.
Of Nebfasks, and Evan Cline minor son ef
Cline, deceased, and grandson Il Hyau
Haney.deceaseds of the State Of Ioxs,xill tsks ~
tice that James Watson. as gusrdisu Of the estate
of Evan Miller and Nicholas Miller, miner hsirs
Of Jacob Nilles, deceased. % the I'd dsy II
March 1880, fle his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe County 0hies ssgsinst
Thqma9 Martin. Adniniseutor ofthspslvts IT
Evan Hsnsy. deceased, the above named dslsn,
dsnts and othsfss tie Sbjedk asdyp1Rysi IL
nance 4 contract of aid Eysa Esssp s ss.- ~
vsy the northsast qnartsr Of ;nsfkhssst qnAftsr
and ten scrssof Of the east sidsI f'ItAs nartAs
west quarter Of the northeast quartsrin ssetisa
ninteen. township four Of rangaasixs saptsin-
ing fifty acres, .situAte in. Nonroe Qoppty 0hie,
to subfogsts plsintiff to tie nshh II b +.
Qblingsf in aj9dgmensald deczps ageisbtb ban
premises, and tor equitable relief; and saM ds-
fendants srsnotihed Ethst they safs kSquirsd 70
appear and answer said pstition cn ,eg, bsiupv
the Sth day Of Nay. 1880 81,
- - JAMES WATSON. ''s
xFST ss esid 9pardiqpr Hhiptid.
- ~ n fYk.w AZ aSxs<s.-
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% sF!sH. wILL1AMs, Teacher.

tnePorpeo tot iIae spirit OF DemucracysJs
Report of Scnool, Sub district No. b.
Summit Township, Monroe Gonn-I
~ Qhto, tor Term Ending March
Papiis enrolled boys, '2s; girls, s23 !,
total 46. Average monthly enrolment
boys, -; girls, 10 |; total SO. Aveisge
daily attendance boys, Is; girls, Is; io.
tai 30. Per cent OF attendance 49, Pu9
pills Reading, Z q2S; Spelling 33; Penmau-
sliip, g.; Arithmetic, % !; Geography ,i5::;
English Grammar, IL; OrtlIogisphy, =.
Algebra, /. Pupils whose average grade
infour ormbrec branches In last. month
DISCRIMINATION was more than Sole
viz: ST. RossuU uUlegge c96,e j. Ellsworth
Clegg 50, David Cleeg %, Van lBrister
81, Joe. W., ,Brisler &c. Willie W Smith
81, James W. Scott S6h Flank Scott 85,
Willie 6, Smith SO, Ruthie A. Scott So,
Fred. Brister 95, Katie Burkhart 95,
Luella Clegg "a, Ida +, Dearth 81, Ne,.
tie Bsrnhouse S4, Nsltis Smith 81. ~.
On the last morning although ! ii
raihed increasingly "Scolt's School
house" was filled, to its utmost capacity
to cele ate with US the Tooth day OF our
SCHOOL, After congratulations between
parents and friends, neighbors aud $3.50
ciates, the, morning was spent in recita-
ti0ps by The 5th and 3rd Freader classes.
After recess dinner was apnouuced,
which cohsisled Of pie and cake Furnish
ed by the patrons OF The district. Az
ter a6oonthe spectators were entertained
by select tresdings and declamationsB in )
tefspefsed with music rendered ins fne
style bylHtle girls andsboys, varying in
age from 6 tosl2 years.w After a treat of
candies ssndl peanuiss short ospeeches
we're made by psrentss Mr.. rJamesTag-t
gart Mr.. s. C. Kelly and others school
then closed and ALI dispersed feeling
that Ii had been good to- be there,
.Alls well that ends well. II this be
true our term Of school has been q
grand success, nor do we feel that our
labor has been, spent in vain Truly The
Time spent together has been a pleasant
one beset with "reminiscences 10 which
the mind may revert with pleasantness
and delight. May peace and prosperity
ever attend the endeayors OF the parents
Of that school ia whom we, as teacher,
have found many fast and unfailing
friends May the smiles OF ibene6oieut
heaven rest upon them and lead on TO
victory and higher attainments those
who have been pupils under our care.
May industry and virtue be the watch
word and honor the 7crowning caption
of each life. Our stay in the, commnni
ty, ss teacher, has been very pleasant
time; ties of friendship for those little
beys and girls who soenoften clustered
around lin happy groups, Shas been
warmp around our EheaIts'q never to.
be broken and in 4 the future twill be
sweet to open memory'sn drawer and
gather sweet features oftbe, past, /, se'r
When lsetine years shall roll -aways a...
When others ell our places, 49,.
Still clings around our hearts these hours. o. q
Painted by memories tfacssa4 ali ssHllis 81
Thus closed our second term at sNo.
s." T. .Jg'HARPER TAaGART. ed
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HKkARxxs. the Califotsia labor agi-
sssor. has been sentenced 10 pay heavy
One and be Imprisoned siz months for
using threatening and in.emperate LAM
eaGgs In one Of mis- speeches at The sand.
Iots. G Ns,a1 ..s.s 3. -
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The true antidote 70 the effect Of rniasma
is Hoststter's Stomach Bitters. This msdi-
o;ne is one Of the most populaf remedies Of
an age Of successful proprietary specifics,
and is In immense dsnaud wherever lons this
Continent fever, and lagus exists aA!iYins-
glassful three times day Is the, best possi-
BILE preparatiye for encountering ., a,malalious
atmosp here, regulating the liver, and inyig-
Grating the stomach. -ts-
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. = t'A'Se'o S'l.- saug6, ,'7sY.l
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- Nebraska, ,pomes 10 the, front with
TlLpEE delegates to the National Com
ventionni Iisoa edi atai;a5s BOO aodg
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Notice to Teachers.

THR Board Of Examiners Of Msusos Csna-
i will hold meetings foe the sxamina-
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Wotdsheld, Saturday. February II. 1850.
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/ These examinations will commsnos at 3
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/ fee Of so cents is required from each
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