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VInGITSSi,SA ! ANN TE sS,;sE, GEEaHs

v RAILRoAD-sUMMRR SCHEDULE ~ sSTS
This Road Mile IbI mIesJ
being the eight per
month.
On and alter the is May the train connecting with
Richmond Petersburg will Lynchburg ~ 5
NJ. and arrive n ~ o'clock NJ.
stage connections daily, Sundays excepted,
Al Bufords depot for BuchAnAn IL miles.
Bonsaek Salem Sweet Red and White Sulphur
Springs, 81 miles.
Newbern depot for the Red Sulphur s mes) and Salt Sulphur
Springs The Turnpike Road Newbern the Red Sulphur
Springs greatly improved and Of the
Springs evening
Rchmond Al Mile ford
Tennessee. Fare from Richmond t2S, through az days
Virginia Railroad passes
consrs Aeghany Montgomery, White Sulphur and the yellow
sulphur Spring. the Accommodations at Of which have
greatly Increased since last season.
The line Of Telegraph Richmond will be completed
Ell GILL
au26- ener upsrtut~ dent
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CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 900!
ALB A NJ LOTTERY.
lsuTHoRnKD STATE OF ALABsHA1
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

CLASS q.
To be City Of Montgomery Ala in public FRIDAY
September IL, 1856, on the HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN Manager.
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ALL III ALLIE!
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION ~
PROF. WOODS
HAIR IL RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL the ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND YOUNG, To
This wonderful preparation Which turn; back to It's orgi
sOwheuove, the dAnden itching and all eu,AnsOu' epcns
ressr dressing for the hair viii preserve is color aud Keep
falling old ali It's natural beauty We
surely the young viii not as they value The nonE locks or The
wiehng curl be without It, Its praise the tongue OF
thousands.
PROF OIL WOOD: the virtues magic
Of your Hair Restorative Three month. since being
aud soon began to restoring The silver locks TO heir native
glossy. falling dandruGds
appeared, aud the scalp lost AL The dlaseeaee itching
ing BEFORE only look but feel young again
Respectfully, yours, etc. - -
Journals your
thai continued use for months
eay the best preparation before the public at removed
stored my hair naturally and have no doubt permanently
You have permission to refer to me- all who entertain any doubt
MISS FEEKs, 2ss Greenwich, Va
Professor Restorative
%red y, Wonderful effects restored my hair where i had ALLEN
Louisville Nov. /, 1855. MARY A. ATKINSON
State Of illinois, Carlisle June 81, IS
have Professor o. Woods Hair Restorative and have
My becoming. thought
N''''' ''N' SIDNEY BREisE
Tx senator United States
Iron TIE Washington Stdrl
Among the many 70. the restoring
serving and bauing tie hair, there that
throughout the states This preparation
Sc; ;ses .e most nS s, h S anu , pa0 w
refer readers TO the advertisement for few Of the nnumerab
which have parties who have been benefit
ted by IT, and who feel hapPyn giving testimony TO its wonderful
o. j. WOOD 4 Co Proprie,ors sl9 Broadway, New York,
and ia Marke, street 5! Louis, M
GRAY and purcel Iadd 4 CO. apqsES% auaS
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uNU,saNFOHD,su NvIGOH ATOR-Isreeomunsn
- ed to The public relying ~ intrinsic eseeenoe 10 secure
For All Bilious Ataots may truly safely relied upon
being fully capable Of removing The diseases Tor which u recon-
~ ~, Z, i. .t h, = ia,s ,setes - ~. mn
preor the solicitations Who have used
add been benefited BY H. he proprietor has been Induced % pses
Chronlc Dauhoa Habua Cosvensss BILIOUS Coo Dyspepsia,
the Stomach and Bowels General Debility Female Weakness,
Ae. . . - 49,
By Druggists generally and by PURCELL LADD CO.
No ~ Main and ifh General Agnts; and BY Aerr
Duya No b5 Main w. Whit, i1s Broad street and also
By Sanford Co, NY. st-iy
NIOTICR-To ALI WHOM 1T MAY oosoERN where's
- the Richmond and Danye Railroad Company have had the
mlsfortuns n ose their freight house In Richmond veil
ton of rolling thsy eonstr.tsd Tor the present
lot IN % city, e trains shall arrve said freight 10 he
Immediately removed ~ those 70 whom may b CONSUMED ~ be
parties concerned viii
therefore take notice that al down freight a. before stated Si Be
~ their ria a. soon &C. unoadsd from the cars ,,.v,,
Jsg-a apprehension, q rransporislon.
loo WATTS JAVA COFFEE. receiving sd Tor
HNBtD sale By JOHN y. GORDON.
| Musical INsTaUuRNTs.-Lsrgs spd small sic.
w Huca Bores Volns, Guitars, Hunas, tccordons and
bahios a. lees han eos' 70 close out roef or ~
| IS iss Main, Corner i2uh q
UNOoT STOVES, FOor BATHS. uIP Ou
~, Fponge snd nfsnfs Baths, foot htavss heated W
,ass 2. .o .,s 80 vsJ desirable ' ~ g Az 900
(,ALeINHD PLAsr.g. 100 ~: ':9a'sg 20 'o'
TtAsay toe YoH sAGE.-A sup,rior sr,IeIe. ~i..i.
~ ~ @ bb, uesd ~ inc tongue bent q 20 =, sIt zen
/ :" - -. - ''''''
40 rgIs NV ",,Lkhss roLAssES
llo lHs Clipped No HsrrinEs,
b bis No. medium Maetersi, for sale by - -
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HITCHCOCK OSBORN
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. 2i3 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
HI AVE In large OF nn- fash m-R "
IL ionabe COACHES, CARRIAGES, BuGG1ES CtCf-SxS>
sUIKSYs and HARNE suitable for country and E<3>f{.
city made of the best materials and put NZSaA
geter with much which will
the public. sell will
Of all who favor US with their patronage
From long experience business and by personal
promptly filled and shipped tho United
fe2-y
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
Ii II. B0SIiEH, Successor JAMES BosHKR ur-R -
H. Has hand Of Carria- Cx-XzS&
aud harness Among which be found ES{Tsf
Coaches with outside Seats, and Rock
Slide aud with
article the Carriage line, they will be DISPOSED
modatng by application his manrfactory No 223 Corner
Of Main and 9th streets Ja1t-ly
UN TURE wAREROOMS
II REMOVED A. BELNlN has S@<tFEt/<1,
we'd his Furniture warerooms that well
building. "COkNTIlIAN HALL" (the old stand -
Of Messrs JOKES Po) Main above the Banks
established himself factory which gives him decided fact
tie-, with which prepared
styles Of Iu addition this he
article Ia the Furniture line, will
he aud peo
pie. .
Thanking community liberal patronage
fore bestowed he respectfully soets continuance, and pledges
entire satisfaction
JOHN BELvIN, his attention the UN.
DERrAKING Misunderstanding all well supplied with "Me
ae Burial Cases Mogany and Poplar Collins Burial vestmens
Hearse and all the requisites for funerals Orders len At go
rhian Hall" will meet with prompi attention mA29-iy
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YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.

YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.
WI Young LaSs. the October Ss.dsnc: in
Inrocon wiz thorough extensive
from the elementary the highest branches ofsduesion Com
care be used in he selection q Text Book
Of NJ. PsTsn VIA full sens. Of he rs.poa.Sy re
5 Wv SsvS's hsr' ss.S1SS S%d s1ns to e. P,Sgs a
eonsel.nou. use othe means s..enllSl 70 Us attainment
gentleman. vel qnafded Tor The TASK
Music The Plano Harp and GUITAR and Singing and Drawing
The French soras. viz special attention, and
s e a o. rs,ss LADY Ts9 WI rsas 10 s ,% s OBJ
snd 70 sPsat Win ss.s and accuracy To Tits end VII be the
The Junior and Senior shall receive equal attention
ror he .,aay Of ES Classical TsspsSPe YsuSs sd Who hs,s
Yen school m.y hnd his material AID TO sslinproysmen and
- Miss PeSra contributing the comfort and
P Tsss 'sG BostS i Or he s@s ses.ion-t9OO
Toreisn language. saeh.-s9o.
Music ana Drsving At Professor. charges
lyis-dd Lspss squlss, RIchnond, Va.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Il dag Of AuSus, merit. -.
s.I,;n PER session Of mouths 'sS sSS
s $Ss: e: ...;.. : K:
those seeking school IN which their may receive
good collegiate business education requested consider
o. study heahfui
location rsoenes from town uboso discipline, long
perience Facuy, together With the cisdDness
gg s ace P s9 "a especial notice 'o' additional
'"''''''''0" " Wv X Willy. President
Jss-sm knory p. o. Va.
/ AHH. LEFEBVHE,s sCIrOOI.--The next session Of
W. ull The LET Of Octoher 1870 and
close m the Let day Of July 1881.
fO Washing t2O; English Tuition 40. Modern
each tae Latin go Mu.ic Piano Harp Gutsr,
Drawing from Nature ef0 Painting on
Primary Department Tor children ten years 81 are esD
RsgEarvcrPauons ~ BE SCHOOL, Right Bishop u
Aiabama, Rev Mes d. Hoge, D. n. Rev T. " Moore, ~ d.
Rev " oNdefseeve,. -.
Rev Webb W, John Little " D., Lewis, ". ~, joe
Micsrd. John A caiyo, O W. Thon, Gordon. Taylor
Madame Evan, Mc Lacy Mss Bartlett vnemet French
Govrrncss
Az letters be directed 70
yT-tm uUBERT p LHPEpvRR
~ mn ssM, ssSUfNE rEAOH As 49, AsSs y
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win leave the terminus Of the Railroad amer the arr
val OF he reach the O'Clock
Thu The old familiar springs.
the best FROM hnboro To the White
~ eght mites than By other route. with greater
In q the roads,
The public always havoE a5nnda.f Stage ac
comoddfion, without erowdns and being
the Travellers having careful
time A BROWN
ia
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n IN HHDS. ~. a.. AND CUBA SUGARS.
e1NV 100 hhds Coffee O. yellow
100 packages Loaf and Ch'd do.
go bsgs Ia and Old Java Coffee
20 bbis Mocha do
900 bags Rio do.
70 packages Teas, good quality.
100 bills. ". q. Molassss.
~ hhds. Cuba do.
tlsrces do DO.
500 boxes Adamantlne sad TailoW Candies.
$50 boxes
800 DO glass BY 10 and Toby 49,
100 dor. BroOms
1000 rams Wrapping paper, large and small
2OO dor bed cords
100 do painted buckets
100 halls wcking and tuine.
800 bags shot, assorted
300 lbs bar lead.
Rice Pepper spice and many other article.
bic terms BY aus HU0H w fRY Sons
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[Ftom u, Ner Yort Di.pnteh. l

An INFANOUs BUsiSFss.-When an entsrprising man
strikes out business, TO the establishments Of which
he gives his industry, time, talents and pccuDiary
can anything be contemplate than TO have another
steal in aud under specous pretexts hold the pub
lie inferior article aud endeavor obtain their pairO-
nagcy Pay, what difference there far the honesty
Of tile thing concerned between puOnng the business
by which citizen hopes 70 make his bread aud stealing
the bread itsolfY common thief. II he take without
leave, however hungry loaf Of bread from bakers shop
Is apprehendcd aud condemned TO the penentiary Tor
daring in surepttous appea-e his appetite;
but put respectable looking HE back aud few
dollars In bis pocket, aud he may with impunty, nay,
even with the applause Of his ovs by kpavery forgery
other Infamous take the business Of an honest
man from him, and 90 unscathed Of Justice All this IL
wrong. Some years since gentleman Of this city (UdOl.
pho Wofe) introduced 70 the citizens Of the United States
medicated article Of gin which highly approved by
professional gentlemen superior and deobstruent
aud the knowledge Of which he, by advertisement and
otherwise disseminated throughout the country sosoon
tcksers who in the business community for honest
men, that Mr. Wolfe likely 10 have handsome
turns for the time aud money which he had pended they
act about forging his labels and pamng OF upon the peo-
pie detestsbe and poisonous compound which they have
the hardihood 10 call 'Schedam schrapps" IN w.
stances they have gone far 10 put WOes name 70
their vanous liquids AZ this horde grouing bold in
their rascahtes IL y time the public Ia and country
were pot upon their guard. Consumers-shoud be
that they purchase the genuine article else their health
may be repaaby injured by using the horrible su that
interruptions because they can buy u cheap. will offer
the genuine article Pure Schedam actnapps can only
be obtained a. the stores of respectable merchants sud
druggists w town and county End the establishment
Udopho Wolfe, Nos ls 20 aud ~ Beaver street IN tb
city, where y Il gotten Up eSclu.isely We think u
duty which NJ Wolfe himself and 70 the community
10 publish, by name the fascas Who thus attempting
doiaud both him aud those who would be his customers
Tie should not permit his modesy TO hold him back from
making ~ righteous an expose.
From tie Sunday L,adv, August III
MopgRS CouSrraFrirrns Tho knayish tribes Of mo
dcrn couuefficrs deserve the punishment
yet thus lar they have escaped their msited reward
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NUHNITUnE wAnEROOMs

- NOTICE.-Iam In receipt Of the fall fashion Of
Hat. and Caps which most respectfully invite the
- attention Of the public.
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RAILROADS, &c. rfl
SUNNI ERs sCIiEDULE.

TAAnY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRINas-oENrRAL
u Railroad extended Nboro To Alum mar
Alum and Warm pngs aud 10 Lexington dsy To white
sulphur, and
Sulphur second evsnng.
track laid and BY July open To
looro 50 mles otn the White sulphur Springs
ins ~ m Hot springs 20 miles; Warm springs mills;
Passengers leave Richmond .. dso NJ dine ssAunon;
hiboro sprinrs 10
Leave s N, pssnr BY Heal
Ing Springs and reach the wh Sulphur BY ~
Sweet and Old Sweet dinner, and the
second day.
phe. e 70 the Sweet sp.ng enc 70 the ss ssphar,
10 all the other Springs and 20 Lexington- : =
- See Ticket Agent In Richmond.
There many the NOUN
TAIN TRACK,
Gap IN repay ride Of Eve hundred mica II has worried
NO II. TiMBKRI.AKx ssp..
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XXyINS'rON a. POWERS only get, and al n sup
w ply Of "Pure Rye which they defy be equaed
This celebrated whisky warranted Ia be old
alvay taken back approved o. I superiority gaining for
extended reputation
California 7. besides other
Those who have tried invite, and the lovers Of
article generally mato-n
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FRESH SUPPIY OF TRUNKS.
XXTE opening THIS DAY. July 2Sth <.x<FxH UNA
w another supply Of those hard Russe t-tff@-i
Sole Leather Trunks, made by the best ~ lS-Jci
manufacturer that have known zxid
order. They made In the best style, EdshM
substantial Of them
inside, which
for ladies. all o. Trunis
call We keep stock o, them hand At all times and will
sell them ~ low possibly can afford. -
PUTNEY a WATTS.
YES No. ll8 Main street. Richmond Va
GtENrs. VERY SUPERIOR FRENCH -
~ CALF OXFORD TVS, CITY MADE.-The suhscr.
Der hand, Of his manufacture full and complete
Of Gntemen French Calf oxford Ties,
that hard to beat either for quality beauty durability
Those elegant shoes will please call supply
themselves-of u. u. FRANKLIN
au33 No. 2l6 Broad 81, Shockoe Hin
TuN YELLING AND PACKING rH
II TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.-On hand NM ~
and Tor sale low prices, assortment Of 4NIgM
Travelling and Packing Trunks and Carpet Bags @Al9
api0 JOHN THOMPSON
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U,NOH sAIEPHOm STORE ANDTO ARRIVE,
~ Lamp Piaasr 10 quality nom winsor,Ns
No. =, Mscterei, No I. Herring
PerseFved HOLSTERS IN and n cans
No. Box tierrngs Dried Cgdhsh and Pollock,
aaved Shingles and Sawed Lafhs,
Hosindaie and James River Cement,
Rockiand LINE, now landing on the Dock,
Land Plaster Calcinfd, do
BRIDaFORD co.,
seg Corner 9Oth, Dock and Cary
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EIF1i 8pFIng Stock
Watches, Jewe1ry, Silverware,
DC. &c.
j. t. SCOTT'S
NTET and splendid EtockfaF eIceeding In beauty ex
~ eIIenee vsTtety and any he h.s heretofore
oGered his patrons-zEiIl be opened on
MONDAY MoREIEG5, 24TH INST,
To hche respectfully Invites s attention Of he pub
IL nhss
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GOING NORTH.

GOING soUT-The Il. 90 Az Train Will at San
dusky with Morning Train Toledo; MonroeyIe
Chicago Express the Southern Division OF O. Road
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland
Mansfield Junction with Day Express Pittsburgh
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
The 20 NJ Train will connect at sanusiy with steam
er Bay City from Detroi at Monroev with western Train
G. T. T. r. Shelby Junction 5'21 P. bt with
Train O. O. o. c. Columbus Cincinnati;
field Junction at 5'b5 p N. with Fast o. p
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. X.
GOING N0RTH-The 9-20 n Train will make close
necon at Newark with Mail Train from Bellar c. O. r.
B. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction at 1215 with Cincinnati Express
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. and AonrOevIe with
Mail Train on c. &. r. road TO Toledo, CheagO &C.
400 will a Newark With Express from
the East on oenIai Ohio Road at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction S-21
with for Cleveland; at Monroeve with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago and Sandusy with
J. W. wEBB, sup't.
sandusly, Aug. 4, 1855 sep1b-u
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Notioa

AvING sold the Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
IL featuring part Of my business, shall myself
(for the presently Saddlery Hardware and
Coach Trimming having BY the change,
room and greater facilities, and being this
city exclusively in this business, and ron my long experi
enee in, and extensive connection with Saddnz business
hope to be able to render entire sasfaeon who win
favor with their Very thankful tie liberal
custom heretofore bestowed npOn me- continuance
OF the same. JOHN KNOTE
auk2-Sn Old Stand. 15S Main Strsats
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactorv.

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and CHAs. MORGAN have
this day entered into partnership Saddle
and Trunk Manufacturing business, under the Shep
pard Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr. knote the manufacturing
part OF his extensive esabshment and large
workshops have facilities for manufacturing which VIII
enable US to furnish description OF articles
rates. and Of the latest and most improved style
We have hand full OF all articles
line consisting Saddles Brides, Harness, Trunks
Collars, Ws, Carpet Bags, SaeheIs, Bags &C. &c.
lowest rates
Particular atteation will be paid TO ordered work. repair
Ing promptly attended to- and trust by strict
and reasonable prices continuance the aron-
age which has been literally bestowed upon
proprietor. SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN,
angs-Sm No 1SI Main ST., corner OF Union.
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Sold Ont

THE subscriber having sold Messrs Shepard L
Morgan the manufacturing department Of his establish
en would embrace this opportunity his
thanks for the liberal patronage extended him. for
the last Eentyhree years, and bes
his numerous friends and customers his successors know
ing them to be experienced woren and In every way
worthy the confidence and patronage public have
favor them with their CUSTOM
ause-S0 JOHN KNoTE
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Great Northern ana Southern Man Route.
FOR NoRFHERN, SOUTHERN 4Np WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
HNyTtce DAIIy, Sunday night etaee Rich
mond and Wellington eify Via eeEbsTille Alex
anllia.
Rours OF departure Rich
Inond -. asi $50 ?. 81
Beturuiug leave Hashingtpus.- - A. p antd p. n
and
Arrive At Richmond. 1saa r 81 nni4 A. H.
baggage cheeks and tickets given thongh bsEeen Rich
1uond and Warrington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS IIAvIASGt NO STRAP RAIL.
and teing In excellent order, and cAIsHG TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL Ei4e The hest guar
nEtee OF always securing connections shown by arri-
walls daily At Richmond and Nash3sfon city IN advance Of
the Steamboat line
FAHE DHrEgEEE RicnMoTD AID $50
An Omnibus win be found always ready through
and their baggage Of wearing apr4F btEeen
the two Depots, OF charge with maple
take their meals, whether going North south.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvie and
Washington te Terminus OF the E6fd, nearly COM
pletsd 70 Dsnyille An AEsnt Of INC vii feeeivs.
the Checks o. Passengers frosn the Hdte Road.
lend 70 their baggage ~ the Way 70 he Hal.
The fare the by the man line by steamboat
route.
THERE'S change of the night line, between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe1
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TRANSPORTATIO
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALENANDRIA
RAILNOAl9.

zzss
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TERMS:
For FGH Course, includia0 az departments Of Book
keeping, Lectures and PenHtGn@Aip i'spariaDIy IN
For I Course 4, Ladies' Dspart1c 20
their THINKS for the gratifying unprecedented sue
cess which have marked the of their Institution
its establishment at the Capital and
newed exertons to meet, IN tie most efficient manner the
sic course OF ssresFlafne traigi,s1 The @ so %
experience OF the Principal heavy Banking and CONNER
cia Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
has enabled him to bring degree perfection
o Sn 81 nS @ S9 oT TRssTsIso By 9ra sxersse
STUDENT by this drilled DESK indirid
Of Aeeountant duties as horoa0hfy though he had
House; thus all aWkwardness; faItering and egreSous
blanders are, In great measure, dssipated.
ants we have also secured the services Of Of The
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture commercial
instruction extended to partrcarze
ENTRY hook KEEPiNG with free and fun dIscnsso Of
its Scientific Principles upon Commercial History
Ography, Commercial Products Commercial Cacuations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Trade Part
TIE LADLES' DEPARIMENT
Is opened the reception oFLades No Institution In
the Onion mpartsa more thorough Interesting course
In concusion would add that we shan put forth our
best Efforts 20 merit in sti more eminent degree the nat
t9Ss o,s1ssSss 10 ;at u @ ma Ee. aa.e toe
eo,sSse ef erea,.ttls ta,l cag
Among the many recommendations, give the follow
ave, undersigned, take pleasure in testyine that We
are personally acquainted with Mr.. Grangers ability
Aeeountan and Teacher Of Book Keeping which
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ae
eountant, In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses
gives him superior facilities In imparting Practical
kso1ctedge % Book Keeping, aa a tsoyOagh ConsRtereiGE
I. J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President ofkenyon College.
To young who wish acquire ss8usinsss Edued-
We think i affords facilities very seldom eqaaled
Mr. GRASeER has the qualifications Of
edge and in teaching added practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates
his College will be fully competent keep the eO1
Gated set Qf Books.
A. P STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. J. JANNEY, Seey Board OF Control State Bank Of o.
J. j. PAftM, Book Keeper at ID. 7. WoOdburyss.
D. 0YERDIER, Book Keeper Clinton Bank
II z MILLS See'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. B. MASON Book Keeper at j. II. Riley Co.'s. 81
saE-For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER e ARMSTRONG,
fe4-Iv Pronriefors.
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug Z 1885, until further notice.
" Trains viii be run as follows, Saturdays exeepted@
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MATHEW MeNABB.

DEALER IN
GROCERIES. FLOUR MILL -
Feed, Corn, Oats and baled Hay.
oFPosTrE 2D oEuRcH, srREzr,
Centre NFheelSnE.
The highest price paid In Cash for Country Prodnee.