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Republican Graveyard OF Promises.

Republican Graveyard of Promises.
lst. Charlie Foster failed to. recon.
mend in his frst message tothe Assem-
bly,, or urge the psssage Of Local Op.
ton as his friends promised IN the Ew.
ing campaign.
ID. Gov. Foster iailed to do the sam,
thing in bis second annual message.
Sd. The legislature at its present ses.
sion failed to pass Local Option in eithe,
House. The Republican members
squirmed and lodged and had the mat
ter postponed until the next year.
4th. The Presidential election over
aud Looal Option vas defeated again
Enough Republican members absented
themselves, lodged, and voted "no," t,
kill it as dead as a sait faackerel.
9Th. The McC Connelsville ordiuanc,
got only forty one votes.
9th. The Adsir lay .oaly got thirty.
seven votes.
TIA. The Pond bill ipassed;the Senate
but failed In the House. ~
9Th. The Constitutional Amendment,
passed the House sbuy faiied in the Sen.
ate.LCarroA County CksSxsese.
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Democratic State convsnsien

Rooms OF DKnoclArIc STATE CHN. Con-. I
OoLghBus, OHIO. kay -. lsst.
A. meeting II the Dsnesrasis State Cen.
trsl Committee, held IN Columbus, Nay 10, II
was resolved 10 hold the State Osaysatisa =
she Democracy Of Ohio at the City II Cslsn.
bus.oa Wednesday. Jaly II. 1881. at 10 o'slscl
A. n.
Il will Ss the duty Of the Csavs.tisn 70 se,
Lest candidates for the fsllewing sfacsrs TO b
voted for at the ootebsr election, 70 Wit:
Governor,
Lsutenant Governor,
Treasurer sf 6tats,
One Judge Of the Suprsns osart,
Attorney General,
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
Also, to select one member from each Csn.
srsssional District to constitute the State Cen.
trsi Committee for the ensuing ysar, and "a
transact suoh ether business as may come be.
lore il. - JOHN q. THoMPsoN,
Choifmsn.
eEAHx favrsH. Secretary. -
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I~Only % Senators and Representa-
tives responded to the CsNkLINa sar for
q caucus at Albany 10 nominate sandf-
dates for Senator's. The "Half Breeds''
rallied 81 members TO their meeting.
The first ballot, taken on the 3lst ult.,
demonstrated very plainly that CoEKLlxs
and PLArr will not be returned to their
deserted seats in the Senate.
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BAKERS PAIN PANACIA cure
pain in Msa and Beast. g"
DIR. ROGERS WORM SYRUP in.
stantly destroys WORMS.
Coercion Act victims.

LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Tralee, county Kerry, says: Timothy
Harrington, proprietor OF the Kerry
Sentinel, was arrested under the coercion
act this morning and conveyed to GAL
way.
DUBLIN, June 3.-Brady, Secretary Of
the. Ballinamora, county Leitrim, Land
League, O'Beirne, and two men named
Murray, all OF Ballinamora, and Gallo
ghy and Reilly of an adjacent village,
have been arrested under the coercion
act
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OoLsRADe EXCURSION TICzEfS
SEASON OF 1881


Connsseiug Msy lst, the Baltimere
and Ohio Railway Company will place
on sale round trip tickets to Denver,
Pueblo and Colorado springs good re-
turning to October 3lst Tourists %,
obtain rolnd trip tickets good gsing enc
route and rstufning another enabling
them to visit all the notable psin's in the
Rocky Mountains sad tho mining re-
gions. The through fast train. With the
new 3. and o. palace sleeping cars and
Dinisg car attached make the B. asd O.
the NEST pleasant asa csnfortable rosts
fer invalids and pleasure seekers. Fer
rates, time tables, guides, and the differ.
ent routes address w. e. REpPERT, Pas
ssnger Agsct. 2o5i North High street,
Columbus, CHE.
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The Republican Editors have almost
ceased writing about those sweet scent
ed leaders OF their party, the Star Route
thieves. ...-s
Parents often force a child to swallow
q nauseous vermifnge, thinking It the
best remedy. DEN1a's WORK SYRUP Il
far superior to any vermifuge. No an.
pleasant odor, readily taken, and always
does good. Is cents for four.olncs
bottle. ;.-..f>
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wJcHN g. TxaHrseN, Sergsant-at-
Arms Of the Hoass Of Representatives.
was reported short 10 his accounts BY
the Western Associated Press, and sew
JonS denounees the story - . base
falsehood, and proposes to commence
q batch OF libel suits against the Asso.
citation and the papers that published the
slander.
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The Panhandle \. r. Company has
brought suit aeinst the D. + o. r. R.
for . petition Of the road between New.
ark and Columbus, which Is held jointly
BY the two companies. ]. H.. Collins,
formerly OF this couaty, IL the attorney
OF the B. 1 o Company In this case.
and be has arrayed against him. .Judges
HanDey, OF Cleveland, Brooks. OF Pitts
burgh, and Olds, OF Columbus, three OF
sas sblsst lawyers tn he Usitad STATES.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AulIfos's 0yylcs, nexsss cssHvY, \
WoeosyrnLD, OHis. My ~; ls1l. B
40 O. Car, or saAemx usy Cbsossns
Netiee q hereby given, thst Allssa ?.
Scales has deposited ID the County fF3ssayy Z
sum Of money suflois1s 10 yslssn Me ven
part Of the seuthsAst quasssr ,ef issstisn
twelve, tswnship three ef range I've. Said
laHd.was seld ~ Delinquent Tag Bale hy
John Gatchell, rrsasursrsf Msnfss cssnty,
Ohio. January a, 1873, In tha xiis se
Jsusa Scales u Christian cshrs. ~
{. "A. ATKINSON.
naysl,'s Auditor nsnrss c.. Okis.
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Thrilling Account Of the Clonmel
Riot.

Riot
New YeRx, June Ia London cable.
gram thus tells the story Of the origin
and progress Of the riot at Clonmel,
county TippetsrY, Ireland:
When Goddard, agent Of the Emer.
gency Committee, was leaving the court
he was received with groans and hisses.
A priest was passing out Of the building
when the crowd made rush to enter,
when policeman, in confusion,
LAID Hrs HAND Oh TIE rRrEsr's ARM.
At once the cry went up, "Father Maker
has, been are sted." The crowd became
fearfully excited and. the authorities at
once concentrated the whole force Of
military and constabulary before the
court house. Stones and brickbats pour
led in on the police and soldiers. Capt.
Slack. resident magistrate, threatened
to read the riot act, and at that moment
. policeman was knocked senseIess at
his aide With 1 stone. Capt. Slack pro.
ducea the act, and several priests i'm.
pl0red him not to read it, as il be did
the consequences would be terrible The
stone throwing did not cease, and as
Capt. Slack, after reading the riot act,
pronounced the words, "God save the
Qaeen," stones
hAsHED TIE SKULL OF ANOTHER POLICE
MAN
standing beside him. The unfortunate
man died last evening. The polio.
charged on the people with fixed bayo.
nets, and at the same time the cavalry
dashed in among the crowd, and seen,
Of. trightful confusion followed. Th'
charge of the cavalry down the sbor
street vas 80 -impetuous that severa
horsest and riders dashed through th'
| shop windows ct the end of the street
The air was filed with stones and brick
and the frightened shop-keepers, VIII
we're -endeavoring to put up their shut
ters, we're
HuRLED TO THs GROUND AND RlDDll
Several hussars we're endorsed BY th
crowd and trampled on by the horses
their comrades coming behind them. Th
charges through the streets lasted full
half an hour. A portion OF the crew
aed, while others, undismayed, faced th
, charging horsemen and battered in the
: helmets with stones. The tussars use
the fats Of their swords, the point an
edge being strictly forbidden them. Or
I hussar in charging around the corns
met With . serious mishap. His hor;
stumbled and fell, and five or six of b
comrades following swiftly fell over ths
|, PRosrRAIE HORSE AND RIDER.
}. Before the N en- could recover themselv,
their horses had galloped up the stree
7, and the men had to defend themselv
from the mob until they we're rescue
Owing to the exertions of the priest
several of whom received many hal
: knocks, the people we're induced fnal
= to disperse. A soldier Of the Fort
eighth Regiment was so seriously inju
ed that his life is despaired Of. tt
: doctor states that IL he RECEIVERS he v
: be insane. About thirty citizens We
= seriously wounded.
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy.
From Jackson TeWnship.

CocHRAxsvrLLE, O., Nay 50, 1881.
ED.. SPIRIT: As I.kases not. seen any
report from our township for some time
and ss your correspondent, "Jed," will
not resume his pen again for while, Il
presume he is toe badly'excited At pres
snt 70 wrise-it is asgirl this time and
will remain ss regular boarder, J SO
thoaght / would let you knew what We
are doing.
= Our ususlly quiet town is'all sstir this
Spring. Our merchants are doing a
splendid business. Charley Miller il
here with his new store and is sstonish.
ing people with his cheap goods. Cline
+ Son, with their genial clerk, 3Sam,"
are doing big business In general mer.
chandising, and our venerable Doctor
Yoss is making things lively in the gro-
sery and drug lins.
Moving and repairing has been the
order of things this Spring. Clines
have repaired nearly al OF their prop.
erty; and, by the way they have bought
nearly everything that was loose ia TO VI
and have extended their conquests to
Matamoras, which place will have to sur
render to them ere long, from presen,
appearances. a.. se,sss.oss - st 1
The health Of our people has been
generally good @yssT sGs
Our farmers are just ss busy as they
can be-. They are, having trouble with
their cora: Il does not come nm Uood
Wheat looks we'll, and grass was never
better. There will be . light crop Of
trait this year. 4=sssa<se7,pc-z,
The river is getting quite low and our
large boats will soon have to lay up.
The Garfield and Conkling dif1culty
furnishes plenty. OF malter for converse.
ton and We are pauemlS waiting for The
result, willing for them to have sll th,
6ght among themselves, feeling sure tha
under certain circumstances honest mer
get their dues. F.
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Soldier Attacked.

DustIN, June 3.-A soldier, riding
from the postofilce to the barracks il
Dublin, Was desperately attacked, stab
bed and pulled of bis horse by labor,
er. The latter Was eventually secured
He said that as an insurrection. had bro
ken out In the country he had begun I,
in Dublin The soldiers wounds or,
not dangerous.
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written fer The Spirit Of Densorasy.)
From Ohio TownshTp.
.HAHHIIkL. O. Nav i8,

HAxnsIL, O., May 1S, 1881.
Ed. SfIRIr: Mr. q. Hyer is doing .
good business ia bis mill In Baresville.
Mr.. David Thonen and Nj. Eisen.
barth are erecting new barns on thel,
farms.
Corn does not do. well this season
most Of the people have had to replant
Wheat looks well at present.
Yours truly, JACK + FRITE.
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~ 1t ID the opinion OF the knowing
ones at " ashington that the Star Route
arrests that were to have been made
have been indefinitely postponed. The
country expects the Postmaster General
TO "hunt the rAscais down."
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How to secure Health.

tits strange any emo will suffer fron
dsrsnssmsnts brought on by impure
blsod, when SCOVILL'S SARSAPA,
2ILLA AND STILLINGIA. oI
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health to the phy ysical organization.
1t il . Strengthening syrup, pleasant 70
take, and the BEST BLOOD PURI.
FIERsvsr disoovereds curing Scrsfula,
Weakness Of the KidAsys,, ErJsiplai'
Mslaris; Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and Diseases IT thu
Blosd, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
~. =. -. 80. - {
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ST"Iroauois." the winner Of the xn.
glish Derby this year, Is swncd BY
PIERRE LeRILLARD, of New York. The
prize, aside from the great honor, was
1000 Golden Guiueas. Mr.. Ls vim
nings on the race amount 80 %, 600 200.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
AvDlsoa's oy,su.. lfssaau Csss.'

AupIrol's Oy1sus, Mssles Cssz.Y, I
wocDsElsLs. ONO. Nay -, leol.
~ o. Cshys Or sshsm Gmay Ceaesrn.
Notice 10 hsrsby sivsi, ,thst Aisera 2. Ssalss
has depesitsd In the Csuuty frsasasy asun
OF money suflcislt - fsdsen the est half
Of the ssuthwsst quarter o. section "a.
tswnship sf range ). 'sasa lad vas ssii
fsr tsxss By Jehn assshsll, Treasurer q
Asnros c"anty. Ohio. Jssaasy 81, ls1o, b
The nsne ef lanes esales "a G. CsAss.
.s,.rs. ....I.g ss ., 4. AfKtNSoN,
.aysl,Sits. Auditor Asasss c.. 0kjs.
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THE BATTLE OF BALLOTS.
The Circus G Commenced-One Ballot
Taken, but no Choice Made. J,
COukling and Platt Receive
but 50 and 20 Votes Re- I.

=
ALsAxY, May 31'-In the Assembly
Mr., Draper offered resolution that al
IL o'clock tine House proceed 10 name
swo candidates for the vacancies in the
United States Senate, first naming the
Senatorial vacancy caused by the resig'
nation OF .Conkljng. In case no one
is named by the majority, = fact to
be entered in'the Journal. and that the
House proceed in like manner to name q
candidate to 6l! tho vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Flat. Adopted.
IN TIE Houas. -.
At1a o'clock the Speaker announced,
that under the order, tue House would
nov proceed to vote for United States
Senator. in place OF Roscoe Conkling
resigned. Each member as his nsae
was called, named his candidate. The
vote stooG as follows: Ceukling, IS:
Jacobs, IL; W heeler, H.. Crowiey, 5;
Cornell, s j; Wadsworth, 4; Rogers u;
Miller, L; Eyarts, 8; Edick, l; Folger,
:; White, 8; Chapman, l; Tremaine, =;
Fenton, I; Warde, /; Pomeroy, J.;
butcher, l; Alvord, ;.
No candidate received majority, and
The House then proceeded to vote 10 AA
she vacancy caused by the resignation oi
Plat. The vote stood ~ follows
Depev, II; Herman. II; Plait, II; Fol.
ger. s; Lspham, s; Cornell, -; Crowley,
.ll; Eysrts, s.; Morton, >; Miller.e >;
Francis, I; Pomeroy. l Wsdswerth, !
Tremsine, 2; Rogers, l, and Chusts, /
The chair announced that the House
having failed to give Q majority iol
either candidate, that the fact will b'
entered in the journal OF the House, sni
the legislative business be proceeded
with.
IN TIE SENATE.
n When the hour OF noon arrived, tn
, Senate proceeded to vote for U S. Sen
ator in place Of Thomas G. Platt, re
signed. The vote stood IS follows
q Thos. z. Plat, 8; Cbauncy N Depev
? I; Francis Herman, I, Warner -NilleI
!. :; Sherman Rogers, /; e. g. Lspbau
( 3; Joseph H. Choate, /; Judge Noa
nj Davis, :; Wu. A. Wheeler, /; Gsorg
H. Sharpe, l. ~
al The Senate then voted TO al the Vi
. cancy to all ths short term IN place &
e Conkling. The vote stood ~ .followa
!. Roscoe Conkling, .; Sherman S. Roger
|. s; John C. Jacobs, 6; George B. Brad
i ley, 8; Chas. ] Folger, :; Gov. Cornell
d 5; VIM: A Wheeler, 4; Theo. n. Pom,
!. roy, 4
!. No one having received u msjorit
e the Senate adjourned. =
l. THE SECOND BALLOT.
q ALBANY, N. Y. June 1.-The Sena
:. met In, joint convention to ballot 4
:. Senators. The first vote in joint Col
y vention stood as follows: ~ a.r
u Short time-Conklipq "a, Wheeler :
10 Rogers Is, Fenton 3, Pomeroy !, Edit
= 1, Wads worth /, jacobs 81, Cornell /
: : Crowley ;, White 2, Bradley l, Folg
> 2, balance scattering. ss
" To all the vasancy caused by tho re
! iqnation Of Plat resulted as follow
:. Platt -, Depew IS, Herman IS, Folg
= 1, Cornell Il, Davis 3, Lapham g. Nj
!. ler 3, Crawley 4, Eyarts 8, butcher
;. Morton /, Wadsworth :, Treuaine
;, Ward ;. Rogers l.. No choice in eth
- case. .-,i D,
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HVice President AsrHuR takes the
side OF CoNKLIHa and PLA1r In their
Aght against GAsPrsLs's administration.
ARTHUR was their principal adviser at
Albany last week. The Republican fam
lily is not contented and happy one.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

.TNpulsuancs ef Law, :netles 4 Asssby given
/ that books Tot stbsoription . the capital
stsek sf "fhs TEXAS. snA NsH; lgatttnvills
Steam Ferry Company" viii ~ etsasl q
the house Of David n. Lively 8 fsxaS, Mon.
roe osunty, Ohio, on the "a day sf July, 1851
at o'clock p. n.snd remain open antil 8
o'clock p. u.
By srdsr Of The Ipssspssatss:
A DAVID =, LIvILY.
PHILIP LIVELY, N
Wh. LARIMOR1
4. g, ", POTTS,
naySl,Siwt JAS. B, NORRIS
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ENGLAND.
Lorlllard Wins tho Derby.

LONDON, June THE Derby was
won by L6rilIard's Iroquois, Perlgrene
second and Tom Moore third. =
The horses went to the starting-pos
at 3.04 p. m. The betting Immediately
before the start was II to 2 against Iro.
quois and 10 to l against Don Fulano
Jockey Archer, who rode Iroquois, re-
ceived wondrous ovation on, returning
to the weight. Iroquois won clearly by
half length, with two lengths between
Perigrene and Tom Moore. Time ol
the race ! minutes and so seconds. I,
was stated on the race course thst Jockey
Archer says he could easily have won ths
race by three lengths il it had been re.
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EIt is reported from Albany that
BLAINE, Secretary Of State, proposes 10
20 for the scalp of Senator DoN CANE.
Ron, Of Pennsylvania, after be finishes
his CoNKLrxa -PLArr lob.
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RAt the election in Virginia on the
26th ult., the MAHoHE party OF repudia-
tionists made avery poor showing. The
Democratic ticket Has successful, With
bat few exceptions, throughout the State.
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The following is the summary of the
renewal Of the Derby stakes Of f5(
each: For colts, 8 stone TO pounds and
fillies 4S-stone 5 pounds ;.three .yesr old.
about nine and half; p. Lorillard's br
e. Iroquois, by Leamisgton ont Of Mag.
gle B., Archer, 1; Duke OF Westminster
br. G. Peregtine, by Peto GomeE out o.
ADELAIDE, by Young Melbourne. Webb
3; Lord Roseberry's b. 9. Tom Moore
by Doncaster out OF Euxine by Kinl
Tom, Lemaire, 8. ~ taS- :
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The Director OF the Mint has author.
iEed the coinage Of standard silver dol
lars for the present month as follows :
San Francisco, Sl, 800, 600; Philadelphia,
4eeQ oe0i New Orisans, e40o; Coz.
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Cie1eiaaa s,5o.m i.sSPa II ,sopn 4,55pn

/ Accom- dsaation train isat45 Cleveland
Unisn Depot q t.3opm; arrives Hudson s.se
pm; ;Rayenna I:2epm.
Mil and Day Express connect At Yellow
Csssk;fSr Wheeling and Bsllaire.i
Spay Rxprsss, ,Yans through Parlor Car,
and; Night Express through Sleeping Car,
|. l.CiSyelandI 10 Pittsburghs fE.r 81, .. I
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THE FORTUNE BAY OUTRAGE.
The English Government Settle
tho Claim by . Payment Of $I6,-
GOO. q 80

-
WAsH1xeror. Nay so-lsscretary
Blaine and Sir Ed~ard Thornton con-
cluded on Saturday prolonged nego-
tiations In regard 10 the outrages upon
American fishermen At Fortune Bay,
Newfoundland, in February, 1873, and
at a later date at Aspee Bay, Caps Bre-
ton. The American claims tor losses
by the several fisherman aggregated
clos, ,000.s The agreement between Sec.
retary Blaine and Sir Edward. Thornton
10 that the British Government shall pay
f15, 900 in gold coin and this Govern
ment will give . receipt in fall. The
money will probably be paid some time
this week and will be promptly dlstribut
ed among the riehtful owners. Nearly
the whole amount goes to Gloucester
Mass, ,s.,,a
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"Let them GO as a. loan," is the way
Garfield now construes pledges and
promises made to the Stalwarts last
August -
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EFThe Athens Repsblicss is the
name OF new paper recently started at
Athens.

RTThe Democrats in the New York
Legislature are solid for KEssAN AID
5AsoBs.
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sCHosLs.
xatamoras Nasmai School.

r EF teastsrs. -ends -. tAsss spssssaally ~
IL tsrested in education, remember that
Watson 4 BARRIERS Normal School. viz ssm.
menee July 10. 1881. snd contiaue sighs wsska.
:, .All. the brenShee common sAd higher. thst
may bo demanded By onr Studs1ssj viii -
sAssrf.lly and thoroughly tssshs.
Z TUITION PEI sBasloN.
Common ,1ranehee. hee............s.A %
Higher .... .,...,.y9 20
In Mstamoras you win fad board ohssp and
recommendation good.
Cali on or address IS. A. watss& arals,
Ohio, or 8. W. Barber. New Nssxnors, 0Ais.
nays, sins.
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AUVIorouA has been Queen OF En-
gland for forty-tour years. She is 81
years old.
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oNorIUR OF kPPoINTHENT.
Eitstsof EljaA s. Baker, Dscsased.

TAE undersigned has bssa appeisssd and
f |sIsVualifsd ~ Administrator Of the estate
sfs 1HsA 3. Baker, late sf Msnros ssunty
dspesssd.
Dated this 2oth day of Nay, 4. D. 1881.
( 'Asy24, ,'slw3. WI. J. BROWN.
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NOTICE OF APPorNrn1xr.

E'tsss q Nilliam L;sa;seeta. psssssss.
EsAE nndssssnsd ~ bssS: aSpsiiisa aaa
i qualihsd = AdninistEstss, VIII tAe vIll
annszed. y ths estats y William Llppinssla,
late Of Heasee eeanty, dseeess&
-pas.d sah i5tA' day - nAy, =. II laet.
= Ag24t'slw3s VT, nu1N
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Attentiunt Attention.!

z. -
THK Stafford Normal ssksei WIN bssfu
/. August \, 1851, aud,oshtins ten weeks.
We are prepared TO give ssrsfal and tAersusb
Instruction In any Of the branches tauJAt II
cur schools and colleges, ',ss-,f,k
TUITION. r sa'~h .as
Primary Branches. 90
common ..'........... "
Higher ...~...s...s.1 Z 90
Special arrangements wiIl h made WITH
these who desire spsctal inseruUtion,in lam
guags, music, painting and psnnsmhips
Lectures viii be delivered daVine the tsruf
on subjects seiuectsd With. the sslatss.i
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