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Ps-persons desiring any further Information in refer
the above will be furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage by scnLng note with address to Or. j. ALDKs
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cEIs UP 93KlS{9};S5IH5 AI ~ DYE


CONTRAST the unts brought out In the hair by CrsaIo
~ matches revaliRing Hair Dye, and those rrOdu
ced by application of the burning duIs ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you that the color Is natural in
case, In the other aud the simple Is that
Crtadoro'S is the preparation which by Its exact che
mca combination operates natural and mmutale prin
ciples. Made, sold applied Tin private roons) at
Crstadoro's, House. Broadway, n. Y. Also for
by the Principal Druggists Pea tuners throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. II. CORY CO.
fe6:1ydaw WARD, CLOSE & CO..
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BETTER AND BETTER.

lEAD what has been accomplished by Prof De(4raE,s
Ii Electric on in Wheeling and vicinity:
M O. Ffsy, Of 1is0soort. ,ay, that The Electric on
cured Feion on bis b0ys hngeT iii applications He
had not slept for two nights previously,
Everybody in Wheeling "LeE Eoon' the driver Of
Lewis 81 Clarsve omnibus He says that one AppIca-
ton Of The Electric oar took all the palm and stiffness
OF his Ues hand which she had been unable to open
or use IN any way for She her hand freely
" Boon can be seen at the Monroe House every day.
gentleman In North Wheeling SAYS
trFns for severai months with pain his breast and side
and has not been able TO work since last august On satur
day he bought bottle OF the eetrie or used and
to his entire relief On Monday he expressed himself
from all pain, and ready so to work
More CIres to pH6If&A-Ehich we have not room for
now Ask yOtr neigIbors about the Electric Oh.
See the Circulars.
Prinepal once, SO South sth st. Phfa
ans -"''' '''s',--'' - 7. II. LOGAN & CO.
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COTTON. g. FIrCH,S
Series of School Biographies.
pIRLIsIIEn ny L IL CnIThN- L COMPANY


No. 112, WILLIAM STREET, NV YORE.
INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the capaei-
ty Of the young beginner Care has been taken to avoid
everything which should be reserved for tie advanced
pupil The napshye only the principal features delIneaed
and hence be easily studied The lessons copiouSly
Illustrated with appropriate enEravlngS.
Modern School Geography Designed for that large
class OF pupils in schools who wish to learn the m
facts OF Biography but have not time to consult the
elaborate treatscs In this book have bees
taken, by copOus EXERCISES make tie pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the maps and familiar with localities It
contains condensed FORM all that Is given In the
Amerean School Geography, aud Is q. In
itst!E --sS4-
American School Geography. An elaborate work design
for pupils WHO wish to become familiar with the details
of Geography maps f. and reliable acsorllngt
recent and explorations aud engraved STEEL
In The finest style Of the art The Lessons Ore lnsra
tGd and every thing Is embraced which should be found In
advanced work upon Geography.
CHARACTERISTICS THE MAPTile maps OF the entire
drawn uniform system Of scales that,
comparing the relative size Of the different Countries
and States VIII be seen a. slanes This cannot be done
trial Will and the map Of the Eastern States upon one
scale; York, another Virginia, adiaeTent and
smaller still; Georgia, Florida, another
throughout the bOOE-no two maps being upon exactly the
scale
Outlines physical Geography. Treating natural
divisions OF the ears surface, Its geological structure, of
winds, tides currents, volcanoes, earthquakes &C.,
adapted to tile school room.
faS@Teachers contemplating change In biographies
invited correspond with the Pubshera. ftb2I-d&w.
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NERYoUs ANp RllEUMAT1C ArFECT1o

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This change able Neuthrr likely produce great deal
sickness. To persons troubled m rleuinLt
affections, would recommend BOerhuve's Holland BIZ
On referring columns yeu will find certificates
OF first German and English eitizcns-Id.
TIE WoilsT FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED
We libcrtyto refer to several we'll known gentle
men, have used, thoroughly tested now
mend RoerlaYes Holland Bitters as remedy for Plies
liberty publish their Names but will
pleasure In referring any person to them WHO denies this
statement
For this atetlon one half the dose should be
hour before meals.
CAuTIONl
The great popularity this derul Aroma has induced
many limitations the public should guard against pur
chasing he not persuaded to buy thing else until
given BOeraves Holland lttcrs trial bot
tie will conAince you how infinitely superior all these
limitations.
~ Sold 81 per bottle bottles S. by the sole
prOprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co,
Manufacturing PhnrmRcCusts and Chemists,
cor Smhheld Third sts Pittsburgh
LnuShlfnH g. IIuHhdeId,
mh96:daw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va
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5. ALLEN. 40. 80 Bond .trset,

Dr. AEIES has arrangements by which he Is enabled to
rrG persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
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New york Advertisements.

NEW York Advertisements. :
PROM
ALREKT. O.. HsGIIARpsON'a q
toppesits he PSfk,l New York.
ENG12AsNINGA AND PRINTING. e
EAsmoNABLE Wedding, Visiting. Complimentary and
BusIne Cards. NUtaFsl, Consular and Commercial seals
faS s ana essS e Rs5d LII
sss GiEeslaFs Snow Cards ialsls DssFnng and EsEa;
sP2 orsss By mall promptly TsTs Fs
jn26slaWSnl lsS BroadSS ys cor. Ibesi ST., ".
Improved A1tincial Teeth.
II tai Surgery, invites attention his highly Improved
nvhed OF constructing Artulcas pvlsrss, which sYuGls
l. There no seams OF ereyicss the
slightest moisture can st between tie teeth anu plate
= An Artificial Gum, which Is hrs aud as
The teeth 4 fused At high heat btWssn ard aSogn1 elr
which unes Sia 70 each other and 70 Tbs plae upon
Eeh they are SET This gum inpars 10 the teSl thst vs.
GUITAR aud le-lGe
B. Great strength Is attained by unittnS the teeth
gum aud plate, and no ordinary force Of nastestng san
break them rom their base.
This change Is effected by having t inside q e
teeth and gum Of natural To ms IoE; ,S tonSae =
the dsnturs prevents the hssinE nufed SQUADS
sis teeti,. -
s Tie nauraIfOrm and expression of the face
This is done BY additional aacluehls to the
supporting the teeth These are 50
formed to bring out Tie sUnIIn portions, and them
in aGlr proper rOuOa They covered With le above
named gum compound and become parts OF the
denuEe aud when rightly formed cannot be detected by the
closest observer This method Of restoring the cheeks TO
their original ulncss the natural fornt AID
sion OF the mouth and lips, has been been
made special the authors practice for several
years past. Avaritty OF Photographic and DaKuerrso
Eentsscs which have been taken OF persons without this
Improvement aud also with IT, can be seen nj his Office SHOW.
Ing the change appearance which Is produced
wearing denurCs CONSTRUCT
cd this principle which the public invited to call
and examine together with other specimens OF his work. moi
requiring the above attachments.
Q. The plates usually employed for this WORK platna
the purity OF which the tRTnsh
pleasant the mouth short this system embraces
aud important features, which readily appTe
ciated by those wearing artificial denures upon ibis Prne
pie With reference TO the utility Of this METHOD numerous
testimonials be given from eminent Dentists in The rar
Of the Union, and wearing the work In this
and other cities.
DR., AILEx has arrangements by which enabled to
persons from dlstance Immediately. arrival
thereby saving expense.
NEH YORK.
s-Persons desiring any further Information in refer
the above will be furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage by srning note with address to Dr. j. ALDES
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NM INTELLIGENCBR.
70 CORRESPONDENTS.

ming subscription, advertising Or other 9.
LITE s9a Il de Integeneer should be addressed 10
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DEAD what has been accomplished by Prof DeGraEla
1e Electric on 10 MheelInG ana vicinity:
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lIIW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Ea refuse e take her PsriSS :s
al, tom the o lave settled the b and orslsFed them
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PlOwIxo.--SOme of the farmers of Talbot
county, Nd, have commenced their spring
Poughing, and the Eastern Star learns that the
ground was never in better condition at this
season of the year.
IT SELLS-AND WHAT rs BETTER-
TT CURES.
Ae'e vas never anytnt IKE iu-whselipg. Al classes
citizens speak In she highest terms OF tbe
aELEcTRIc OIL4n
Asadrsds have been cured BY Il In wheeling.
q Principal Onee, 50 S. sth street. Philadelphia.
FOR sale, Wholesale and retan by
7. II. LOGAN ( CO.,
~ Bridge Cornsr Druggists.
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ya ss 5s s1Ist 70 s ssE' I PsEHs
eais from the eafss .yesee Of Intentional frauh.
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2 PrePrisies the editorial department Of te paper,
,ss to the RtOrs, Jointly, or to eier one
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S.ssaneei remove other places Eitlout inform
In snhssToe' IN, o,Pcrs sent 70 The former d.
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NIoTIINGtn the msrEetnotnE In the medical market
IN for the past ty has ever eqnaed nor can an
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MONROE HOUSE.
TnI. r. GI,ARK. Prnpriefor

:. = 1000 MODERATE RATES.
tslocAted the of Main Madison streets
Immediately of the Suspension Bridge and only
few squares from the Steamboat Landing and Railroad
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06
PITTsBURGH ADVERTIsEiEETs.
Pittsburgh o6snieal & Earnilh WlatLr.

PINCH &c CO., respectfully inform
L Druggists and Dealers ia VaFhTshes Rensr-
ally, that they have for some tine been en-
gagged IN the preparation Of AL descriptions Of
Copal and other yafnisiies, and are now pre-
pared To supply their fiefds and the public
generally whk artfelesuf the sery best nanti.
factnre, made Of the best material, and selected
with the greatest care, aud on the mos favor
able terms.
Finch & Co. intend TO devote themselVes To-
cnltivating FIRST class trade, and have 10
doubt that their efforts, on trial. win prove
satisfactory. Their tariff Of prices will be-
found equally low with any Of the Eastern
markets, and, being determ ined that no Grti-
Gle shall leave their works but of approved
and tested quality they only ash for Trial.
aud share Of public patr onage. TO our fine
body Coach Varnish. we ~o6lE call particular
attention. This article is equal 10 any English
Coach Varnish of the very best brands, being
made exactly after the process Of the krst ClaEs
English houses, by Mr.. Thomas Dolglibs.
Who for many years was engaged III some Of
the most extensive establishn ent IN England
and Scotland. Our Anti. Corrosive Black Var.
nish, we would particularly recommend to-
Founders, boat builders. and manufactures Of
Iron generally Its speculiar qualities prevents
Oxydisatation entirely, which Is great 'iesId.
eratum 10 those using Varhish for rohs and
preferable to aSphaltum and other compouuds.;
All orders left at Messrs John Irwin Sons,
front Street, will be ptnctually attended to i
or with j. Finch, l27 Thifd Street. n
iuly9. .,., Nd
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DR.. Hardman treats Connumpsion, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Laryngitis and all diseases
of the throat and lungs by Medicatod In
halaton. The great point in the treat
ment of all human maladies, is to get at
the disease in direct manner. All medi-
cines are estimated by their action upon
the organ requiring relief. This is the
important fact upon which Inhalation is
based. If the stomach is diseased, we take
medicines directly into the stomach. II
the lungs are diseased, breathe or inhale
medicated vopors into the lungs. Medi-
cines are the antidotes to disease, and
should be applied to the very seat of dis
ease. Inhalation is the application of this
principle to the treatment of the lungs, fol
it gives US direct access to those intricate
air-cells and tubes which lie out of reach
of every other means of administering
medicines. No charges for consultation.
OTHER DISEASES TREATED.-ln relation
to the following diseases, either when CON-
plcated with Lung affections or existing
alone, also invite consultation, usually
find them promptly durable.
Prolapsus, and all other forms Of Female
Complaints, Irregularities and Weakness
Palpitations, and all other forms of heart
disease, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and all other diseases Of the Stomach and
Bowels, Piles, &c. .,
All diseases of the eye and ear. Neural.
gia, Epilepsy and all forms Of nervous dis
ease. No charge for consultation.
.. ,'.". . s. d. HARDMAN, M. D.
CINCINNATI REFERENcEs.-Prof. A. H
Baker, Surgeon to Marine Hospital, Prof
G. B. Chapman, Col. of Med. and Surg
Prof. b. s. Lawson, Col. of Med. and Surg
Prof. Jas. Graham, Ohio Medical College
Prof. E. Slack; Prof. E. Mead.
SANDUsKY Cry RENcEs.-January
81, lS54.-We the undersigned Physicians
of Sandusky City, have been acquainted
with the practice of DR.. Hardman and can
cheerfully recommend him to the Profession
and wherein he may practice
Daniel Tilder, M. D.; NJ. G. Hoyt, NJ
d.; E. 8. Lane, M. d.; H. ]. Danahoo,
NJ. D.; L. A. Silva, M. D.; l.. A. Blan-
chard, M. D.; E. Stanly, NJ, D.; A. Austin
M. D.; Geo. B. Morton, M. D.; R. R,
M'Meens, N. D.; J Knox Walsh, NJ. D..
WIN. Workman, MD. .'a'.' q .@..'
iulv l6tf. ,TgC..,I.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Henry Jackman, Pltf. In the Court

Henry Jackman, Pltff. In the Court Of
Alpha Morse Ct ais, Defs pIi Petition. al'A''
NOTICE is hereby given to Alpha
IN Morse and Harriet Morse, his wife, Eras.
tus H. Stanton and Mary 8. Stanton, his wife,
Frederic W, CaInman, Robert MJinsey and
Daniel G. Coster, all of whom reside in the
State of New York, that Henry Jackman, on
the 23d of June A. D. 1856, filed bis petition
against them, in which he prayed, among other
things, judgment against the said Alpha Morse
and Erastus H. Stanton for the sum of $685..
66 with interest from December 4th, A. D.
1854; and :he foreclosure Of a mortgage upon
real estate, to secure the same in Saline Town.
ship, in Jefferson County, Ohio, being the
property heretofore sold by Henry Jackman to
the said Morse and Stanton The said peti.
tion sets forth that tie other defendants, Gam.
man, M'Jinsey and Coster, claim to have some
interest in the said property, by reason of a
deed Of trust and other agreements and deeds
between the parties, which the petition char
ges to be void The petition asks foy Judge
ment against said Morse and Stanton for the
sum of $29l6,66, with interest from December
4th A. D. 1854 that the instruments between
said Morse and wife, Stanton and wife and
the other Defendants herein, be held to be null
and void, and that the mortgaged premises
herein, be ordered 10 be sold to satisfy the
judgement herein asked to be rendered.
The Defendants will further take notice that
their answer must be filed by the day Of
1856, or the matters and things in
said petition will be taken as true against them
anG judgement accordingly,
HENRY JACKMAN, Plaintiff,
By THOMAS MEANS, his Atty.
july2 Ct. 7.'
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FURNITURE! /!
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,

HPTTSBURGH
THE subscriber woGid respectfully in.
4 form his friends and the public, that he has
purchased the interest Of his late partner and
is now sole proprietor Of this great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive and complete of the kind ih the coun-
try.
With stock ofover one million feet OF choiES
lumber we'll seasohed, anil strong force Of
first rate mechanics, be will cotlrme6ca opera
tions in a few days, when he will be ready to
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends and
customers.
A variety Of new styles Of Fnfhitufo viii BE-
introduced and sold at low prices. {
Particular attention will be given tn the man:
ufacturing of Furhitute suitable fof Steamboats,
andHOtsls which willbe s0id OH accommodating
terms and at prices that will defy competition.
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
so much admired for durability and neatneSs
Of design will be sold at the reduced prices Of
$3.50 to So per set.
Scroll saving and Turning Of all kinds doNS
to order.
G5Rooms with Steam power to rent, III
Veneers, Varnish, halr cloth, Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will be sold to the trade at a small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
H. Il. RYAN, 81, Fifth Sc;
oct. 3. Pittsburgh.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

All those opposed 10 the present ad
ministralion of the General Government
are requested to meet at their respective
places OF holding elections on SATUR.
DAY THE NINTH DAY OF AUGUST
next, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, and elect three
delegates to meet at Slenbenville on the
TWENTY. FIRST DAY OF AUGUST
TO nominate County Ticket, one dele
gate to NEE, with other delegates al
Uhrichsvile. OF the FlF rEENrH DAY
OF AUGUST, to nominate candidate
for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
for term offve years. and one deleg ate
TO meet with other delegates at Harlem
Springs. on he TWENTY-EIGHTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 10 nominate can
didale for Congress.
Roswell MARSH, Chairman.
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CURTAIN wARERooMS.-..A ca RD

HAVING received my spring assort4
4 Il ment of Goods. respectfully invite my
friends to give me a call. My stock consists Of
Brocotel Satin Delaine: English mixed Delaine,
Oamasks and Mofeens, Superb Lace CurtainsS
Null d.. of all prices, and new styles and
finish; Rich Cotnices Of entirely new patel ass
Mt various ptiees. Tassels and Cords of all
kinds, for Curtains, Gimps, Friuges, Curtain
Bands Of all Patterns; French and English
Quilts, Diinety Spreads; Buff hollands and
Green do. Of all widths; Window shadss at
very low prices. In nay Bedding Ware Room
will be found an immense stock of Beds,
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows. Comforts
Sheets, Pillow Slips, Towels, Sacking Bottoms,
Chair Cushions, Settee Seats, Pew Cushions;
and every article usually found in an extensive
Upholstery Establishment, keeping thes things
ready made. can furnish them AZ ohcs, and
without delay. Carpets made and PIT dewnl
Venitian Blinds Of all kinds. Blinds printed
and Trimmed Roller Blinds fitted up.
Orders promptly filled, and Goods carefully
packed.
ap 9Th Ta. NOBLE, .tph5lStster.
~ 5.'. Pittsburgh, Pa
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EY' We have just received the July
No Of Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine
The contents are, % The Crimean Re
port and Chelsea inquiry" The Snow
Storm" " 1.-The Athelings, or the three
gifts, Part H." TlaveIs in Circassia, >
4" Meta'norphoses Part ILL.," "Greece
and Italy," The SEQ. abroad "A Spe
cisl Embassy in $685." and 1.-THE dis
pute with America" The last named
article contains some wholesome truths
although they may be little unpalalablt
TO many people of the United States.
As new volumes of Bleckwood and the
British Reviews have just commenced
the present is the most favorable time tc
subscribe. ...., ......
The new volumes of Blackwood anc
the four British Reviews, commence a.
follows: The North British, May, 1855
Edinburgh, July, London Quar-, July
Westminster, July, and Blackwood,
July. s.aa rav...
.a Subscription Prices - Blackwood OF
any one Of the Reviews, 90 a year
Blackwood and one Review-or any lwc
Reviews, $5 The four Reviews. 90
Blackwood aud the four Reviews. $40.
Postage (which should be paid quarter
Iy in advance) on the four Reviews ano
Blackwood to any Post Office in the Uni
ted Stat es, only 80 cents a year. Name
ly:l4 cents yearion each Review. anc
% cents yearqn Blackwood. Address
4, Scott & Co.,, Publishers, 81 Golt
Street, corner of Fulton, New York.
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sheriR,s Sale.
David Fleming - DY virl

David ysl Fleming BY virtue .',s.. .! .!
Thomas c. Theacker ct al, sale issued out q
the Court Of Co nmon Pleas in and for the coun
ty of Belmont and State of Ohio, bearing date
the 10th day of June A. D. 1856, and to me
directed, / will expose to sale by public ven.
due and outcry at the front door Of the court
house, in the town Of Steubenville on 'i.."
MONDAY THE 1lth DAY OF AU-
GUST A. d. 1856, ,''t.a.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. N. and
o'clock P NJ. of said day. the following descfi.
bed real estate, lying aud being situate in the
county Of Jefferson and State Of Ohio, to wit,
"a feet in width off the west side of lot No
"a in the town Of Mt Pleasant with the ap-
purtenances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale cash. - ........
JAMES H. 3LINN, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Steubenville, july9 1883.
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r E By the politeness Of Mr.. Cyrus
McNeely, welhave been favored with the
annual catalogue Of the McNeely Normal
School of Ohio. located at Hopedale, ,'Har.
rison Co, and likewise a circular do
This valuable institution Of learning ap.
pears to be in prosperous condition,
and bids fair to be productive Of great
good as an auxiliary to the common
School educational interests Of Ohio.
The name Of Cyrus McNeely will be
held 10 grateful remembrance as one Of
the irsi philanthropists of the nation
after he has gone to his reward H y
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/ Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, desirous Of
Il removing to the West, offers for sale his
Farm lying in Cross Creek Township, Jeffer-
son county, Ohio, one mile east Of New AL
exander, and six miles from Steubenville.
There are IS acres in the tract, 65 acres Of
which are under cul tivaton, with exec lent
fencing, and in good condition. There is on
the farm a large two story brick dwelling
house with a basement story and excellent
cellar. Also model spring, five rods from
the dwelling, with a superior spring house.
Az kinds Of fruit trees of the very best quail.
with abundance Of clear limestone water pass.
ing through the barn yard. The soil of the
farm is limestone. and about 10 acres under.
LAID with excellent coal. Every field is sup
piled with abundance of clear running water,
and the timber on the farm is unsurpassed.
Favorable terms will be made with the pur.
chaser, and possession given Immediately
iuly3U 3m. ,,J JOHN MOORE, Sr.
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Grand Normal Institute.

THE EXECUTIVE Committee of the
Union Teachers Institute for Harrison
and Jefferson counties, are happy to announce
that its next session will be held at HoPEDAIE,
Ohio, commencing on the 25th of August, 1856,
and continuing two weeks. ,... .t..t.t...
The following distinguished lecturers have
pledged themselves to attend: M, r.l
FIRST WEEK, .a.-|' ,
DR.. A. D. Lord, Columbus, Ohio. 'teJ
Pres. Lorin Andrews, Kenyon College.
Johr Ogden, Prin. NJ Nicely Normal School.
Charles s. Royce, Huron, Ohio.
t'@#N' SECOND WEEK!
Dr. 7. s. Lambert, Peekskill, NY.
Rev. Anson Smith, Editor Ohio Journal Ed
ucation. tcg
Prof. II. L. Smith, Kenyon College. ,-.
John Ogden, Prin M'Neely Normal School
~ Teachers coming on the 8. d l. r. r.
will be heturhed free. 7'H
ConVeyapces will be in waiting at Millers
Station. .iyslH .{,g fgy/1i{irTrtFga
Boarding net to exceed two dollars per week
+, EDWIN RBGAL, Chairman Ex. Com.
GEo. K. JENKINS, Sec, pro tenn, july3O4t