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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

LIE CLAIRE, Auy. 90, 1886.

LIE CLAIRE, Auys 20, 1870.
Mrs RS EpITeRs -
The following paragi aph notice in the
"Organ," which wish to call the attention
Of all 10, as II is a low, base, and contempt
ihle SANDER upon the party which adhere
to, and therefore ! wish to repndiate the
same, and show all parties that it is false
from it. most incipient conception, and
black as the heart from which it emanatcd.
1t SAYS, 81, is wcll-known and notorious
fact, that in this State the Fillmoreites and
the Buchananites in the recent election Uni.
ted their forces, AMI, as general thing, yo
ted the so-cdlled Democratic ticket"
Now. i, is a well knoS fact, that they did
no such thing, but on TIE contrary il is well
known they did the opposite exactly. Now
does the Organ grinder Aish TO palm off such
stuff as truth on the ignorant and un>us-
pec,ing, thereby building imself up on the
| ground of fallen Know No'h!ngiSm? Is i
not a well knt WA fact that the Know Moth
ings, so-caI.ed, on the 9th of March last, in
convention at Iowa CITY, endorsed the nom
nations Of the Republicans? If not,
would state. as l was member Of that con
vention, and thereby had pretty good
chance to know that we did, and If God
forgives me this once will, try AMI be more
obedient in future.
The Organ grinder seems to be on bad
terms with every one, and not on the mo>1
int mite even with himself. And why ?
Simply because Ue will not sell our souls a:
he has. for less than thirty pieces of silver
or even a mess af rottage, and retire wi
public ami Sun, there to screcch Disunion, De
stxuctioI AID Fremont.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28


HAiRy FACE IN TiGnT PLseE-
Wares ii,M BlrTMAH.-1be Pittsburgh
Posts Us:
Eve are soli that there is 10 be conven'
non of those German editors who have
shown disposilion TO join with The Know
No,hings and disunt n'sts IN vo'i"g Tor
Fremont. The object Of that eonsen'ioh
il 10 agree upon an ;rterroeaiory TO tie al
dressed ~ Mr. Fremont. It's III substance
,hIs:'
"Will Won. If elected President, use all
your constl,n .iosa power 10 prevent ahy
such alteration or The Naturalization Laws
as will extend tie term Of residence before
Naturalization ~
M John c Fremont will he Obliged to
answer ,hi, qnes lou. lie will ne intorm.
ed iha, if lie gives The negative answer, hr
certainly c,n expect but very little support
from the German voters IL he declines
10 make reply hi. silence will be cons'd.
eIed negative answer"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
D'Ol.IDGGNi. .AprOi or
lily. 4 lllIS N.K NV.

lion JAGts GHAHl, teip~FattS H. ctor ~
TIL st,,", VIII b. gai % address th Peoi4t
H. Jones e., utty On tn IT. MoIi1as ia $ ptrmbrr
II, Jt.k ..,u county, oil thr "a 1Wr-si ~ IA -
H. Canton county on the 81 VI nifty ~ 90
In collar cuuuty ~ The J.h NJ nday ia
~ ~futt county. pu tn 1T Mod ia biaacr
! MuAa4u.cra.nty ~ thu 4t Moi,'ia, 10 o.. iar
Ia J IN oH count, thu 81 Mrr'lat
o. other counirs, Of Which 'lu n'tice viii b
CIV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

CO We are requested to state. that a
gentleman of this city has two thousand
dollars, which he wishes TO put mp on the
point that Buchanan viii cary Tennessee.
The name of the gentleman will be fur
nished any gentleman interested in knowing,
and the morey is On deposit in the State
Bank. Nashville Union,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
A KNOW NOTHING

Speaking Of full pocket books. was thcIe
eve, more forcible express on. IN the way
of simie, than that gwen by The Yankee,
when he said,
s.When left ham 10 come 10 york: my
pocxet book was as full as swelled COW
in " ct clover pasture, bu. whom | came
away in the steamboat, a-gitfin' on near
hum again, it looked Jest as eff an elerhan,
b ID st mped onto it!'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

FACE THE Music We are authorized
10 oiTer the following wa-ers. viz: 5 900
agains, an equal amount, that Indiana Will
east lts 'e for James Buch man for Pres
ident $ 900 against an q ial amount, that
James Buchanan will, if he lives, be The
next Pres dent OF the United states; the
propositions 10 remain open for three !,
and both bets 10 be taken together. Come,
face the uiusic.-I.ouisvillc Democrat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28


ME.sRs EDtToRs: Your ne,ghbor OF he
CARTE has "a CORE pom lent who manifcsts
HE mo tIesllcss desire 10 become notoii
Gus.
II is thought that if he would hnt patient
" Wait uilii he trial Of some half dozen
gases, which are NOW pending III the DIS
tici Ccur' AGAINST him can be II e e vii,
without ANY eilcr upon hi pat, he able 10
obtain the Gel, b,lty for which lie 50 evil
IDENTIFY tchrs.
H. Is one of those indivi!uals who,
Saw. ginth IT. q um'
10 N a. .sru.r1 5 -.tHi, !"
fhds here pl'asurdbIe excitement III abusing
the nd Which i, dis raced b his presence
ID fatnitg the institutions which are only
100 gu. GU, ,ovatds such inarat, 5, ana III
saider ~ the people, who atc,nfor'uua't
Is obli.ci % cone il contact With him.
While he confined himself 10 The discharge
# LIS lrchina III les, as general supcrin-
dent Of the cts, the Council and the streets,
bis happre : was apparently 50 great, that
W =
al Tie SAME time that his las nifty was i
together harmless, and would excite in the
mind OF 10 man any other feel hg than
thai of I'y aud COMPASSION. HIS great
prototypes, Pratt and MIlen, have been for
yea 5 troub'ci in the same manner, and
though for d time cq1ally as long. Missa-
chu,r'ts ! as been provided with excellent
a>yluns for the d,men,cd, il has never been
Thought necessary 10 interrupt them, tho "a
their slriks for Fremont ard freedom are
folly as loud as those Of poor Drew.
But the fellow ncslects his public du-
lies tur.is now his attention to the att irs Of
private PEE sons, particularly those engaged
IN the hardware line.
IL the smpeton hid he brains Of lob
Ster, he would lever more mention thai
w..-d hardware As Il. as the world stanas
-pari.cu'aly would lie keep silent upon
the subject Of ''nonpayment of hardware
i III, r-bing not long since H. the line
himself 1hc:e are several iadiy .duass WHO
have SOD ti9e man goods Il he description
mentioned. and who would be very glad o
ce, pa,.T,n, t!,r'lor- being unable, howcs-
er, %, ccea..g, ii became necessary 10 sue
Mr. Drew, AID etltaror 10 collect ~ lax
wi.at could not be got by any other pro
c, s.. This is the cause of the gsnliciali's
ma 'i-aily, airi he think BY cryns thief,
that public attention " II be withdrawn
from hun, AMI tina, by abusing the lawyers
4 they VIII dismiss the SUITS agan*' hun
Lax and lawyers are eva icntly his abb +
leAce. We'll,
/ X. L..iI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
Eleven most Desirable Building
Lots,
To Ieasa fnr Fifteen Yarn

TNHE South fractional half of block IS (seventy
tjvel corscr Of IL Claire aud Trout Streets, sub
divided Into eleven lots suitable for commodio,s
stores. and Commission Houses, is offered to least
for tn. above named term. Convenient steamboat
aniing with proximity To the Railroad depot, maker
p cuuarly desirable for business purposes In
eof Vim II, HILDRETH. East Davenport q
qDANlSON kuTE, Davenpot. Ocl0dtf)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

wM. ALLEN. M Z. CLARK,
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attorneys T. C0unSell0rS at Law,
Real Estate, Life Insurance and Genera
Land Agents, and Notary Publics,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, BRADY ST,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS ami all professional business in
~ every part " the State intrusted TO oar care,
will receive prompt attentitU Money invested Taxes
paid, for non-resiients; Money Loaned on unencum.
bered Real Estate security; Farms, Houses and Lots
leased Real Estate Of all kinds bought and sold o.
commission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
New Musical Work by G.F. Root.

VTNfIiS work flls place hitherto vacant. The
i lection Of tunes is excellent. Also arranged by
themselves old tunes, especially for prayer aud social
meetings.
hne selection Of pieces for opening and closing
s"rvic's special occasirns, kc. Also Chants for r.
piscpa service and last but net least 100 pages
devoted 10 Instructions aud exercises which make it
invanabie for the Teacher. We intend at all time to
be- a"lTlfd with the work by the quantity. Orders
sorhet' Copies sent (stase frec) on the receipt Of
" tihe retail price. Teachers Choristers and Mus-
| clans are requested to cxs mine the work
Published in New York by Mason l. Bro, and for
| sale by POTTER BRO,
! (argI+ivt) Rock Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
E. q M Nj T. r C. | A l. .
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
-DD-
OYFtct ~ Iowa DAILY STATE DsNocKt "

OFFtct ~ Iowa DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT
v e,iu' SHAY ~ cIius, August y, isJG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have und rgonc a sliphi
change Fpur has declined VIII lie III &c Of wheat
remain stationary. Barley j. en the ne, = "
new oats have com 81 market, but set the ,uipl.
i q lite HINT Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

a0pere.ws - remales-Dr. Chees"an's
pallsTbe csab,stt,ns ~ insTc., ns ~ thrse fii's
~ the result u long and extensive prseirs Thee
ARE uili in their operation, and certain Az corfer'ir
IN Irregularities painful nenstrusi'"n removing al
ea,trurthsss wh .thcr from od ohe' wise, heti-
ache rs,n in fNssidc psataton 81 the H. ART ,dsta'b
srt s,s~p which arise from inierrupirn of nature
They can hs successfully A. preventive III -
ps,,s should never be taken In pregnancy, a. they
would sure To- cause smscarriasc. wsrrantsd pure
IL v.gct ahle, and anything injurious t. lie
or health. Exp,icn directions, which hsad H. fa'
accompany asch hpx. Price 81. FOR sale BY the
Druggist. in Daves,,srt, and Hines h ciipr~nsrr'
ksk Island ut by mail by inciosins ~ l" ~ '"' II
seliu. l.. Ciees.man No 1872 Broadway, New YORK
Uc3U-,swim)
Dailey's Magical rsis Extractor '"e''
sever has been a discovery made ~ a'c'fi' ""''"'
vherrby pain can nc 80 quickly sia.c' ab' "hef'
pxrts In n hgh state - inflammation "s u" ;" r"lhhl
retuc.i o. their natural state, nor ~herr wounds ana
s.,sr, can b. ~ thoroughly and rapidly Ia al'h an'
d,sxye,, parts rcsor without either 80 NJ or detect
than with DALLEy.s MAGICAL PAIN EAT RAG
TOR
In Cuts wounds, sprsins ami Bruiscs-caus attic,
10 Which Children constantly sn,ject-th a'ti III
Of the genuine DaLLEy'S PAIN ENTRAtTok, -
over thu same How mu'h Pain and SanefinS may
thus he prevented Moreover, Llfr r-"'sf"p u
ZEN d,.penicnt upon having at hand III g i'n'
DALEY EXTRACTOR AMI for pastlcnlars II "lh j.
respectfully refer I" my printed rampai.t', u u
ruth vi which hold ny self resirnsific
No case ~ Burns ami scah. ~" m,s,'"r how 7'F"''
Gas ever vet IN any one instance, resisted th' All
owersui. pain-snhsiuns and healing qualities ~ 'h'
DAvIgY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
No Pam Extractor ~ genuine unless the '"N ~
MN II a seao rrar Engraved Label with the ''Fn'-
surcs ofC. V. CLicKENER n co. pr"prrt"'-, ""'
HENRY DAILY Manufacturer Fiiee2 20 1" ~ ~
Opv , 80.
~. All orders shoud bc addressed I" 4. v tii h
euer 4 Co 81 Barclay street NV York.
sad by all Druggists, and M"iicinf d'at'rr through
ut the United States. ds"im
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

Bsais Dye.-it MAX = no 'iih r nc" how fra'
or red cr rusty tn hair or ~h'sk'rs may b mr.
nov u,nch they ma, have ben njarfd b. bad dy--
0,ATCJIEIOR HAIR Dyt Will NIX th'm ab"'atil
Ru And lively black brown without tn least injury
aud will nrvr fid, or turn rusty. W NHEANihp
Made aud s.l', applied On mn private '' ia at
NATCuEIOK'S wig Factory, 23t Roadway, w
York Non 'uun' kept WN BAIt iLi"H 10
an tn Label Soil 10y all the DruYg l. '"s-D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

DR. WILL An VANZANDT. of St Louis, Occulist
IL and Opthalmic suereon, finding il necessary for
his health. to reside during the warm season. in q
more northern situation has selected as a summer
residence the city of Rock Island Ill, where he b.
consulted for al diseases Of the eye aud opt hac OPP
eraons the first of July until the last Of Sep
tnfnber. Chronic affections generally will rec,v,
portion Of his attention, and eye patients will find
that during the warm season they can be sue
cessfuy treated il northern climate than that
OF st Louis. Oune6)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
PARTICULAR attention given 10 the buying mad
i selling Real Estate commission, paying Of
Taxes, ETC., Having complete Abstracts Of eli lands
In this county and city, fily prepared 10
anime Titles and furnish correct abstracts, draw
Deeds, Mortgages and all other instruments Of writ
ing an take acknowledgements u the shortest notios
aud OF. the most reasonable terms.
McGKkaiOR, LAWES BLAKEAORE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
STATE DEMOCRAT.
IDl.fL ITEMS.
the STATE DEMOCRAT.

Asan ADVERTISING pap.r the STATE Democrat isuni
ser.ay regard . . The established medium ~ h"Ni-
e.s communication binecntbc buyer and seller; iis
.rr-y iucrcasing Circulation, hath at h''ne al
,ir .,d onts favorable opportunity FOR jr'iieiou
dissemination "fuercantiic indulgence. II 10 ssO
hv-if. fliaily josrnii hence R-iaI Dealers. vel
>, mrr esten,iye trsdesp ,pie. Mechanic ami Ciii-
tens - al hnd "a column. esseutisl TO prssp rous
Iusinc,s. ~ ~ouD Tns WEE -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
A Splendid Chance,

A Splendid Chance.
INTENDING TO emigrate 10 Florence, Nebraska, ]
i design to o,r the following property for sale:
Two Lots with n gOGd HOUSE and WagOmshep
In Blue Grass Town.
Having done three years In this town profitable
business can conscientiously recommend this place
To any young man desiring to start business his
owghook " HENRY CUBE,
Iaugi4it1 Wa:,nmaker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

TnE i'IAE AMnHIcAS.-Wc have
received the fist numbxr OF a weekly paper
bea-n this name, and published at Bar
iiustun, by Gro RuBERTseN. II is a Cam
pai.n paper, and advocates the election OF
FILLMCRE aud D0NELsoN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

nIlS -Yiusr.d Lard and Tanners Oil Oakim
~ Piic!, Plaster Paris, Cement, Fair, Glass, IL
~ Nail~ 81 &c.
apl9dtfI NJ. DAlIELLS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

81 LOuis, Sept. 30 1853.
nr q. J. wOOD-sir: have usfd nearly three
bottles Of your Hair Restorative and have found ds
effect very satisfactory II has entirely dcstroy.d all
dandruH from my head, and restored my hair " III
original cDlor, which had become quit" gray.
WI. TKUSDALE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
Exchange On Germany.

C,TERLlNG Bias for 81 and upward. For eaie By
- CHUHg, BHo.. HaHrow and Co., Bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

81 Louie, March 7ih 1854
Prof. wond: Ny hair commenced falling N some
three four years since, and nusd 10 do co.
I'll became quite bald. tried all the popular nsrt
cir,es os the day but 10 ef'ct. A. last, in
dnced to try yonr Celebrated Hair Restorative, and an
happy to say. Is doing wonders. ] have now =
fine growth 81 young hair, and cheerfully recommend
u use " al similarly affected.
&C. WILLIAMS, I33 Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

NnStn, MICH, HUVVS1 Ib1O.
THIS II n certify, that one year ago WAS quito
gray. and my hair ~ thin np,n the top Of my head
that fearsd It's entire loss. In this Condition, ap-
Piled for and obtained bottle Of Prof. WOODS Rss-
losatve," ART before had ussi Snart b,tl. tho
gray hairs had entirely DISAPPEARED and II had thick
ened up, 10 be full usual and II assumefa
glossy appearance, apparently more BEAUTIFUL than
ever It before do. therefore. cheerfnlly recon-
mend Nto all those lSiles WIN value beautiful hgad
Of hais win Also state that use Il now occasi6ll-
ally, tor its healthy aud bfantifyinr effects.
SARAH s. BROWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
ros PRODUCING ..HAIR on
n n L ID III II II ID 3, ~
Asd Rcstsstng
q r u y II n 1r
TO 1HE NATURAL COLOn.

Bedford, thus:
To your inquiries would reply, that FIRST COM
nanced using Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, my
hair was almost white, and had been for the last
ten years, and II was very thin the top ~ n1a
head. and very ino,', aud pulled out freely but y
found that before had used all the second bottl9
(which was eight weeks.) my hair was s1tirsly
chsngssi 70 its original coor Qirlt brOwn) and 10
now free from danrnH, and quite moist. have hsd
my hair cut i've or six times mce the change, and
have never seen anything like white hair starting
from the ToDts. and II il now thick II vs.
and dOss not come out ut ALL IL has prevailed IN my
CASE all that could wish u ssk.
July !. 1856. Yours. etc.-
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GOING NORTH.

GOING sOUTII-The A. ". Train will connect at an
dusSy with Morning Toledo MonrOcville with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of g. ROad Mt
Soy Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; ut
Newark With the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad @
The p NJ Train will at SandusEy with steau
cr BAY City Detroit MOnroevle with western Train
O. d T. r. Ri Mt Shelby Junction 8 2l T. n. with the Mail
Tram on G. g. c. r. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction B IS p NJ. with Fast train on o. r. H.
FOR Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
TRIMS on Central Ohio II. r.
GOING NOIsTTI-The 90 A Train will make close
Newark with Mail Train from Belar on c. o. r.
r.; Mansfield junction with Express for Pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction 12:15 with Cincinnati Express for
CIcYelaud Buffalo New York, and Monr0eYle with
Mail Train c. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
4 no Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; at Mascl Junction with
Train Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at Bel
with CincinnatiAnl Cleveland; ntainnrocvie wNght
Express Toledo and Chicago aud sandusGy with the
j. W. WEBB, Sup't.
SandusEy, Aug. 4, 1855. Gep15-tf
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JULY 90. 1856.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TERMS
For FNn Course iaoluding al Departments 9f Book
kespta2, Lectures and f'ehnidms'ip, imtdrtdoty fM
5 is Goiirse Ia ladies Department 20
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NJ MBER 286
CITY BUSINESS
AMERIc4N MANGP1CFUREl
BUThEIS'S EsOOHk.KREP1eEs'A q

SaSi II. r1ISGEsS{
Wrjti11p EIlIlids .ssg
lSCE this superior Fluid Ink has been before the pne,
~ cSR nearly two years u has been constantly gaining IN
aySE and Is now Pstsea ty many to the faE:faasa Ar
During the twenty thousand quart and plat bot:
e together with smaller s5es !niu1ssb Pave been sold
10 nSnEers and merchants in Csneanutl Louisville Piss-
6nrg DuHale Cevean Dstroi TerrS nautc, Lafayette,
Ninecnncs, indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort, lexington
Nashville, Memphis, So LOUIS StrSsbrg JacSse Matches
aud New Orleans II has 1ls0 been adopted In the Sate De-
naFtents Of Kentucky, Tennessee and MiSi5Sprl II has
three rst class Diplomas at tho Mechanics OF
and Illinois. ''S' - - -'s
.sr s y e., N @ssiaS hsEs n9
ierts ileor -Kecnt "a Jyriiirs "a ili. = =
SnrfrSestsrn lsnt VJrnis MA, b ISsrSS-leaI
Rant Of Vyhs5s | Rn ~
ring Con,nanS: Comfy ClrE Of Ohio I,sty.
rrapS C;cs baltimore and ohio Rsiroa tS5se. Iefsre
fose. Il rIT TTo;oveS 90. RuSsclI 4 fss Sr3en
Matthews { Cos T. sweeney 4 son;- -Dosre q coEa OFT
4 CItt: Oliver ryCr: Jas stout & so
lIn, GiIeTson Co.. Press, -
FIR sqle rt ma fsctnrers pr,reS - 80 7t=ff
iocSa - = LsMBDIN, aTLBRRsoE- -sOs.
= s-.5=IsiIS n q liza IS 5IS TSS=
Gstf I1SS fSft y v ~
a: EDMAltps BRO have Just rsssTsd at their
follows; B9yr
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FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
Cineinnati, Wilmington 8 zanes-
Vile Railroad.

FEECHANT manufacturers aud the public generally,
vi hereby respectfully Informed that the c, W H.
IT, Company Is prepared receive and forward freight
(roln temporary Station ZauCsvie, Second street
Gan,( Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, WIs-
ugou Crceyle Lancaster, New Lexington and ineTtne-
iine Particular attention will also be given otle
forwarding Press destined for the West In accordance
viii; the wishes of cOnsiguors, whether by Railroad or the
River from Cincinnati,
Freight WIN delivered during tl.e winter
months a. NJ 10 p ~; during the summer months
4. T. 81, and shippers Iivorng the Company
with teif patronage, may rely upon the COmpany's Agents
giving every attention necessary tn Insure the utmost
promptitude safety forwarding of property
trusted to their care.
see the Freight Tariff published by
the Company, apply TO
General Freight Agent
myGaiawtr GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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For Fan Course including al Departments Book
kesptg2, lectures Gad fennidmshiP, tmedctdoty ih
5S F tlse Ia Ladies DpGrint,ii 20
CVNIE pROPRIEroRs take great pleasure expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented sue
its establishment at the CaPiIa and stimulates them to re-
rapidly increasing demand for picf'cGL aud coreaeA
course Of ueredRties taiata9 The great practical
OIa Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
enabled him 10 bring to degree Of 70 rfection
S0T ATTAINED IY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: zach
student, by this new proess sdtied a the DESK fadtrd
an Accountants duties as tsorongy as 4oaga Ae ha9
House and titus ali awwardness fnltering, egregiOus
blun!ers are, great measure, dissipated-
h % sRe to S s CT s
eminent Lecturers iii ohic to lecture on commercial
our course of Instruction extended partcularze
sT S9t Bo6R Y K s @ free aSS fa y
scientific upon Commercial History
osraphy Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nership, &c.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened the reception OLaes No Institution In
s Union impars more thorough or interesting course in
this Department.
best efforts merit in still eminent degret the Nat
ering reception which enterprise has met and
course Of Httss Iasructio tdf. ci tdMy
"tiet similar Irercdntiie College
Among the many recommendations, We give the follow
ing
''e, undersigned, take pleasure in testifynE that
are personally acquainted with MIR. Grangers ability
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping which is of the
highest He has had great experience an Ac-
counant in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in iupaTting Practical
K!o,r5dge or BOos Ksei'y and thorough Co"H'srctW
EdEcatiOt.
l. ]. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LORIS ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire "Busintss EdHca-
tiOn VIC think it affords facilities very seldom eqnaed
Mr. has the qualifications of theoretical knOwI
edge and nptneSs teaching added to practical Counting
xesieIce feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent TO keep the most c0
Gated S6B Of B3OkH
a. p STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JANNEY, secy Board of Control, State Bank of o.
j. T. PARAI, Book Keeper at d. 7. Woudbury's.
d. OVERDIEE, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
X. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
e. e. MASON, Book Keeper at ]. Ii. Riley Co.'s.
Gesy- For full particulars, send for circular.
G;I2ANEER te ARMSTRONG;,
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